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This book tells the story that most Chinese literati love incense. In the numerous classical literary works, we can often see them burning incense at their desks and fragrant their clothes and quilts; when playing the piano and reading scriptures, they burn a stick of incense to clear their hearts; when drinking tea and discussing Taoism, they burn a stick of incense to stir up the mood; when the moon goes down and the night is silent, they light a stick of agarwood to help them sleep. In this small book, we pick up and polish the shells in the sea of ​​smoke and present them to readers.

The selected masterpieces in this book will take you across thousands of years of time and listen to the eternal chants of poets. Indispensable, they have slender waists and curvy hair; they have strong and far-sighted expressions, and their eyebrows are slender; there are also those who don't like red clothes and prefer to be armed, "a sword dance moves all directions". The selected famous poems in this book will take you across thousands of years of time and listen to the eternal chants of poets.