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随园诗话全2册：注释本（中国古代文学理论经典丛书）
(qing Dynasty) Written By Yuan Mei, Edited By Gu Xuejie, Annotated By Xie Hailin
This book is an important poetry theory work by Yuan Mei, a poet of the Qing Dynasty. It discusses a person's endowment, cultivation, reading and practice, the design of the article, the diction and rhyme, as well as the nature, etherealness, twists and turns, as well as the revision, appreciation, editing and selection of poetry, and even the writing of poetry. The scope is very wide. There is also an appendix, "Biben Suiyuan Shihua", which is a useful reference material for studying the Qianlong era, Yuan Mei, Shihua and other aspects. It is printed based on the manuscript of Deng and Zhang collected by Mr. Wang Liqi. The poetry talks involve many literary and historical figures from ancient and modern times as well as poetic terminology. This time, additional annotations are added to facilitate ordinary readers to clearly understand the content of the poetry talks. It was originally arranged vertically in traditional Chinese, but now it is arranged horizontally in simplified Chinese to facilitate contemporary reading.
This book is an important poetry theory work by Yuan Mei, a poet of the Qing Dynasty. It discusses a person's endowment, cultivation, reading and practice, the design of the article, the diction and rhyme, as well as the nature, etherealness, twists and turns, as well as the revision, appreciation, editing and selection of poetry, and even the writing of poetry. The scope is very wide. There is also an appendix, "Biben Suiyuan Shihua", which is a useful reference material for studying the Qianlong era, Yuan Mei, Shihua and other aspects. It is printed based on the manuscript of Deng and Zhang collected by Mr. Wang Liqi. The poetry talks involve many literary and historical figures from ancient and modern times as well as poetic terminology. This time, additional annotations are added to facilitate ordinary readers to clearly understand the content of the poetry talks. It was originally arranged vertically in traditional Chinese, but now it is arranged horizontally in simplified Chinese to facilitate contemporary reading.