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The author of this book carefully selects the best poems from the Song Dynasty, and starts with the wording and allusions in the poems, and quotes from other sources. He also combines the poet's life experience to explain the artistic conception of the poems, and appreciates and interprets the image, character, connotation and sentiment of ancient Chinese poems. They are either bold, elegant, or resentful, with a wide range of materials, heroic aspirations, singing flowers and moonlight, and social customs.

"The Red Dust on the Road: Who Is in Love with: Who Dances Drunk in Colorful Clothes in Tang Poems" is not limited to a literal understanding of classical poetry, nor is it a simple appreciation in the traditional sense. It is a prose essay with a unique style and rich emotions. Through Tang poems, it depicts the beautiful and touching historical love pictures behind scenes of classical poems, leading readers to listen to classic and shocking romantic past events. It uses Tang poetry as its sutra and poets as its weft, and talks about the vicissitudes of people in ancient and modern times. The writing style is romantic, the writing perspective is unique, and the language is more concise and soft, intriguing and worthy of careful reading.

"Memory is like a song, the feast of the past: Time flies in the Book of Songs" explores the beauty and sadness in the "Book of Songs", pursues the source of love, and tastes the most essential emotions of ancient poems.

The author of this book puts Song Ci back into the historical context and reads it. Taking the development trajectory of Ci as a clue, he breaks through the tradition and combines many aesthetic methods to provide an intellectual interpretation of Song Ci. He also provides an objective yet interesting introduction to the poet from the perspective of the poet's fate, life encounters, and the origin and influence of the lyrics, leading readers into the real time and space of Song Ci. The literati used Song poetry to express their feelings, either gracefully or boldly, and vividly and vividly interpreted the sorrow of farewell and the feelings of family and country, which is so beautiful.

This book extracts classic works from The Book of Songs. The author tastes it with an elegant and spiritual pen, interprets the ageless sentiments of the Book of Songs, and interprets the love, hate, resentment, bitterness, sourness and sweetness of the people in the five thousand years of Chinese history. Let the people who once wrote and sang these ancient songs live again, and be able to show the thickness of life and the thinness of time. Through the vicissitudes of life, what has settled down is human affairs, but what remains unchanged is human relationships.