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Detailed Notes on Three Hundred Song Poems
The contents of the poems include patriotic speeches, love in the boudoir, sorrows of traveling and separation, scenery of the frontier, chants of history and objects, pastoral landscapes, and folk customs. Some are exquisitely conceived, some are poetic and picturesque, some are local characteristics, or some are profound in meaning, reflecting the historical characteristics of the Song Dynasty and the artistic trajectory of the development of Song Ci. Each lyric piece has a brief introduction
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I Love to Memorize Poetry: Review the 300 Most Beautiful Poems, Lyrics, and Poems in the World
In order to inspire the public's love for traditional culture, the essence of traditional culture can be further brought closer to the public and the spiritual world of the current Chinese people. This book carefully selects 300 classic ancient poems. Among them, Tang poems, Song lyrics, and Yuan opera are selected from three authoritative versions: "Three Hundred Tang Poems" compiled by retired scholars from Hengtang in the Qing Dynasty, "Three Hundred Song Ci Poems" compiled by Shangqiang Vill
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The Night Breeze Is Not as Cruel as You
The evening breeze in the North City is gentle every year, and it can soothe the desolation of the streets and dissipate the heat of midsummer, but it can only heal the scars that have been festering on Su Wan's heart for ten years. A glimpse of love under the sycamore tree at the age of seventeen made Su Wan sacrifice his entire youth to Lu Zhiyan. She gave up her future, put aside her dignity, restrained her sharpness, and became his shadow that was always available for ten years. She stayed i
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In the Name of Love, in the End of Separation
Twelve years ago, during the rainy season in the south of the Yangtze River, 14-year-old Su Qingyuan met 17-year-old Lu Chenyuan on the bluestone road. He was a rich boy with thorns all over his body, and she was a scholarly girl with gentle eyebrows. An unexpected encounter made the two parallel lines that should never intersect become entangled. She spent twelve years pursuing a love named Lu Chenyuan, from a small town in the south of the Yangtze River to the prosperous capital city, from a y
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