"The Remaining Manuscripts of Kaohge Pavilion" is a fragment of the poetry collection written by Ji Kun, the great ancestor of Ji Yun. When Qianlong issued an imperial edict to collect books from all over the world in 1774, Ji Yun presented this book as a secret book in his family collection. This book was included in the 180 volumes of the "Sikuquanshu General Catalog" and the separate collection category 7.
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The writing style of this collection of poems is cold and solitary, which is quite distinctive. In the troubled times of the late Ming Dynasty, the author was worried about the times and troubles, but he was able to achieve a state of detachment, which I admire very much. As Weng Fanggang said, whether poetry is good or not does not depend on poverty. This book reminded me of my situation when I had just graduated and was still looking for a job. Although I was confused, I should not give up my love for life and my pursuit of ideals.
The writing style of this collection of poems is cold and solitary, which is quite distinctive. In the troubled times of the late Ming Dynasty, the author was worried about the times and troubles, but he was able to achieve a state of detachment, which I admire very much. As Weng Fanggang said, whether poetry is good or not does not depend on poverty. This book reminded me of my situation when I had just graduated and was still looking for a job. Although I was confused, I should not give up my love for life and my pursuit of ideals.