With its beautiful language form and implicit aesthetic conception, graceful words have added infinite brilliance to the world of Chinese poetry. Wanyue Ci is unique in describing personal emotions and natural scenery, forming a distinct emotional complement to poetry. This book selects the representative works of the Graceful School from the Tang and Five Dynasties to the late Qing Dynasty. The authors used their own life experience to express the sadness and pain of separation, or into erotic feelings, or into chants of objects, outlining the beautiful artistic conception in the poems, briefly analyzing the graceful feelings in them, and conveying the common emotions of mankind for thousands of years in the most beautiful form of art. Wanyue Ci is a style of Ci that follows Huajian Ci and is represented by Liu Yong, Li Qingzhao, Wen Tingyun, Zhou Bangyan and other famous writers. The meaning of his words is subtle and tactful, his rhetoric is tactful, and his expressions are soft and delicate. In addition, columns for annotations and appreciation have been added, striving to help readers appreciate the artistic conception of the original text as much as possible and make reading an easy task.
Reader comments
My favorite is Li Yu's "A Dendrobium of Pearls: The First Passage of Dawn". I feel that the woman is particularly charming. But I don't really like the heroine, she's a bit too romantic and doesn't look like a girl from a good family. But the annotations and appreciation in this book are really detailed, allowing me to better understand the meaning and artistic conception of these words. All in all, I think this is a book worth reading.
My favorite is Li Yu's "A Dendrobium of Pearls: The First Passage of Dawn". I feel that the woman is particularly charming. But I don't really like the heroine, she's a bit too romantic and doesn't look like a girl from a good family. But the annotations and appreciation in this book are really detailed, allowing me to better understand the meaning and artistic conception of these words. All in all, I think this is a book worth reading.
I like Song poetry very much