Between his dual identities of emperor and scholar, Cao Pi built a spiritual world that belonged to Jian'an style. "Complete Translation of the Collection of Emperor Wen of Wei (Collection Edition)" was written by Cao Pi. It comprehensively collects the surviving poems, edicts and treatises of the founding emperor of the Wei Dynasty, and provides accurate and clear modern translations. The book contains both the knight-errant spirit of "riding my good horse and being protected by my light fur", the literary declaration of "building an article, the great cause of the country, and the immortal event", as well as the deep lamentation about the fleeting nature of life and the changing of things and people. This collector's edition takes you through two thousand years of time, to touch a complex and real soul, and to see how an emperor, at the pinnacle of power, established a biography of life and literature.
