There is a Su Dongpo in the heart of every Chinese! In 1037 AD, an eternal genius was born in Meishan, Sichuan. Penglaoshan was shocked when the vegetation suddenly withered.
In the long history, it is difficult for Su Shi to exist twice. He is a rare "all-round art master" in the literary world. His poems "open up a bold and unrestrained style, wash away the fragrance of Qiluo, get rid of the subtle and subtle way, make people climb high and look far away, lift up a majestic song, beyond the dust"; his prose is ups and downs, his writing is as pure as dust, and he expresses many wonderful ideas and new ideas, ranking among the "Eight Great Masters of the Tang and Song Dynasties";
He was also a passionate and unrestrained optimist and gourmet. He suffered many hardships and relegations throughout his life, but he resolved them with his gentle worldly feelings and extraordinary talent, leaving behind many masterpieces that are both timeless and contemporary.
This book selects 202 poems by Su Shi, including explanations, annotations, and biographies of characters. It truly integrates beautiful annotations, systematic analysis, and retro visuals. It is also equipped with audio explanations and recitations. It can be called "a comprehensive and systematic reader of Su Shi's poems that everyone can understand."
Reader comments
Same as I thought
Very well explained and fully annotated.
The writing style of this book is easy to understand and the annotations are detailed, allowing people to better understand Su Shi's lyrics. Moreover, the illustrations in the book are also very beautiful, and combined with the audio explanation, it is really a pleasure. Su Shi's "Bamboo stick and mango shoes are easier than horses, who is afraid? I can live my whole life in the misty rain". Such a free and unrestrained attitude towards life is admirable. All in all, this is a book well worth reading.
Same as I thought Very well explained and fully annotated.
The writing style of this book is easy to understand and the annotations are detailed, allowing people to better understand Su Shi's lyrics. Moreover, the illustrations in the book are also very beautiful, and combined with the audio explanation, it is really a pleasure. Su Shi's "Bamboo stick and mango shoes are easier than horses, who is afraid? I can live my whole life in the misty rain". Such a free and unrestrained attitude towards life is admirable. All in all, this is a book well worth reading.