"Huajian Ji" is the first comprehensive collection of Ci in the history of Chinese Ci, edited by Zhao Chongzuo of the Later Shu Dynasty, and includes the representative works of 18 poets of the Huajian Ci School, including Wen Tingyun and Wei Zhuang. Tang Xianzu's comments on "Huajian Ci" have always been controversial, but the comments are quite original. It is based on the overprinted copy of the late Ming Dynasty in the Jiangxi Provincial Library. Traditional Chinese characters are arranged vertically, retaining the original style of the review book.
Reader comments
I especially like the lyrics of Wen Tingyun and Wei Zhuang. Their works are emotionally delicate and resonate with me. Sometimes I work hard for my dreams, but reading these words makes me feel relaxed and happy. Just like what is said in the book, "The fragrance of every house is accompanied by the spring breeze, which makes it more beautiful; the moonlight in the red building everywhere locks itself to Chang'e." There are still many beautiful things in life worthy of our pursuit and appreciation. This book is really worth reading!
I especially like the lyrics of Wen Tingyun and Wei Zhuang. Their works are emotionally delicate and resonate with me. Sometimes I work hard for my dreams, but reading these words makes me feel relaxed and happy. Just like what is said in the book, "The fragrance of every house is accompanied by the spring breeze, which makes it more beautiful; the moonlight in the red building everywhere locks itself to Chang'e." There are still many beautiful things in life worthy of our pursuit and appreciation. This book is really worth reading!