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This series of books is based on the themes of "Architecture", "Plants", "Animals", "Food", "Clothing" and "Color". Poems with these themes are selected, accompanied by popular science about famous objects. With the help of poetry, we try to penetrate the gaps in history and re-present before our eyes the once dazzling buildings, unknown species, the profound Chinese food, traditional Chinese colors and costumes, etc. This book selects ancient poems involving plant themes from many ancient poems. It is not only accompanied by poetry annotations, but also related plant science, as well as hand-drawn illustrations, etc., So that readers can not only feel the beauty of poetry, but also know and understand different plants.

There are eighteen books in this series, which collect ancient poems from eighteen aspects: incense, wine, piano, chess, sword, dust, moon, bamboo, staff, flower, stone, snow, monk, beauty, landscape, calligraphy and history, and epigraphy. The classification idea comes from a sentence in Lu Shaoheng's "Little Window Youji" of the Ming Dynasty: "Fragrance makes people quiet, wine makes people far away, tea makes people refreshed, piano makes people quiet, chess makes people idle, sword makes people chivalrous, staff makes people light, poop makes people elegant, moon makes people clear, bamboo makes people cold, flowers make people feel cold. It is charming, the stone is interesting, the snow is spacious, the futon is wild, the beauties are pity, the mountains and rivers are amazing, the books and history are erudition, the gold, stone, tripod and Yi are ancient. "The beauty of the guqin is as you touch it, the flowers fall, and the moon fills the empty mountain. The melodious and deep sound of the piano can always make people feel relaxed and happy. Since ancient times, Chinese literati and gentlemen have often "played the qin to make friends". In this way, they can learn about the music, master the art of qin, harmonize the five tones, and please their minds. This book selects more than a hundred poems related to the "guqin". Through the poems describing the guqin in this book, readers can enjoy a literati elegance together.

There is a book that says: Fragrance makes you quiet, wine makes you distant, tea makes you refreshed, piano makes you quiet, chess makes you idle, sword makes you chivalrous, staff makes you light, zhu makes you elegant, moon makes you clear, bamboo makes you cold, flowers make you rhyme, stones make you sharp, snow makes you open, monks make you light, futon makes you wild, beauties make you pity, mountains and rivers make you wonder, books and history make you knowledgeable, gold, stone, tripod and Yi make you ancient. Based on this, choose incense, wine, tea, piano, chess, sword, staff, pupa, moon, bamboo, and sort them in order from least to most strokes according to the "Chinese Character Radical Table". Tell all the "rhyme" things in the world. Throughout ancient and modern times, stones have entrusted poets with their special emotions, and they integrated this emotion into their poems. Let us feel their special emotions in these "stone" poems.

This book tells that snow has always been a favorite of literati from ancient times to the present. Passionate poets and lyricists connected snow with plum blossoms. When the snowflakes fell, they walked on the snow to look for plum blossoms. While enjoying the gifts of nature, they also created countless works praising the snow scene. I would like to pick out as many poems as the sea of ​​flowers and enjoy them with you.