Selected Poems of Qin Guan

Reciting a poem will make you fall in love with a thousand-year-old classic; singing a poem will make your lips and teeth fill with fragrance, and it will also make your breath linger in your heart. Sometimes delicate and ethereal, sometimes majestic, he uses his singing to take us through the long river of history, to touch the dazzling classics of the ancients, and to strengthen the heart of today's people to inherit culture. ——CCTV Classic Chanting and Communication Column Group The structure is elegant, the spirit is not weak, the beauty is clear and the pulse is continuous, the taste is clear after chewing. ——Zhang Yan's "Etymology" The media commented that "Classic Chanting and Spreading" is based on the positioning of "recreating current popularity and future classics", realizing that literariness and musicality are combined into one, taking the form of combining stars and elements, young and old on the same stage, and integrating Chinese and foreign countries, to elevate the dissemination and inheritance of traditional culture to the height of national participation and the depth of aesthetic guidance. The program's solid works, diverse guests, meticulous creation, and sincere performances made every poem and song leave a deep impression on people and spread quickly. ——"People's Daily" Content introduction: Qin Guan is an important writer in the literary history of the Northern Song Dynasty, and is respected as the first generation of graceful poets. Most of his poems describe the love between men and women and express the sadness of frustrated career. The writing is skillful and precise, the melody is harmonious, and the emotions are charming. His poems have always been highly praised. However, the emotions are tactful and the words are mostly sad. This book selects Qin Guan's representative works such as Magpie Bridge Immortal, Walking on the Shasha, Water Dragon Yin, Huanxi Sand, etc. For the readers' enjoyment. About the author Qin Guan (1049-September 17, 1100), a native of Gaoyou on Huainan East Road, was nicknamed Shaoyou and Taixu. He was also nicknamed Hangou Jushi. Scholars called him Huaihai Jushi. Su Shi once jokingly called him "Shanmo Weiyunjun". He had a rough life, and the poems he wrote were ancient and heavy, reflecting his life experience and deeply touching. He is good at argumentation, elegant and thoughtful, and has many artistic talents in poetry, poetry, prose and calligraphy. He is especially famous for his graceful words. He is one of the "Four Scholars of the Su Clan" and the "Six Gentlemen of the Su Clan".