Tang poetry is the peak of ancient Chinese poetry and the essence of traditional Chinese literature. This book is carefully compiled and selected by Professor Chen Yinchi, director of the Chinese Department of Fudan University. It is newly revised on the basis of the classic selection of "Three Hundred Tang Poems" by Hengtang, a retired scholar from the Qing Dynasty, to eliminate the unnecessary and make up for the shortcomings. With this volume in hand, you can easily grasp the most popular chapters of Tang poetry. The poem is followed by annotations and wonderful appreciation, allowing us today to more intimately encounter the beautiful poems from thousands of years ago and resonate with the touching parts of the poems. I hope that the companionship of this book will enable you to see more beautiful scenery in the dazzling palace of Tang poetry.
Reader comments
I especially like Li Bai's poems. His poems are bold and unrestrained and full of imagination. For example, the sentence "I am born with talents that will be useful, and I will come back again after all my money is gone" in "I will enter the wine", let me see a confident and free-spirited Li Bai. In addition, the appreciation in the book is also very wonderful, which allowed me to better understand the meaning of these poems. All in all, this is a book well worth reading.
I especially like Li Bai's poems. His poems are bold and unrestrained and full of imagination. For example, the sentence "I am born with talents that will be useful, and I will come back again after all my money is gone" in "I will enter the wine", let me see a confident and free-spirited Li Bai. In addition, the appreciation in the book is also very wonderful, which allowed me to better understand the meaning of these poems. All in all, this is a book well worth reading.