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This book is a collection of the author's scattered articles, divided into several columns: academic relationships, educational miscellaneous essays, cultural talks, prefaces and afterwords, preface messages, reviews of books and paintings, and treasures from abroad. It includes the author's prefaces and afterwords on many of his own and other people's works, as well as appreciation of calligraphy and painting works. It includes the author's joy and worry about modern cultural phenomena, such as Weibo, and the author's review and reflections on the relationship between teachers and students, and colleagues in teaching work. The author discovers beauty in ordinary life, conveys beauty, writes beautiful feelings in beautiful words, and gives readers the enjoyment of beauty.

"Shishuoxinyu" expresses the spiritual outlook of the scholars of the Wei and Jin Dynasties. "Only the great heroes can show their true colors, and the true celebrities have their own style." The style of the Wei and Jin Dynasties has always fascinated people. Coupled with the timeless and beautiful writing, the artistic charm of this classic masterpiece will last forever. This book selects about 100 famous articles from "Shishuoxinyu" and divides them into more than a dozen special topics according to the content. It draws on the methods of traditional Chinese commentaries and Western text reading to meticulously interpret the characterization techniques, chapter structure, writing characteristics, charm and interest of each sketch, so that the impetuous modern people can taste what is extraordinary and refined, what is noble and elegant, and what is unrestrained and elegant.

The period from the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty to the beginning of the Sui Dynasty was the Six Dynasties period in literary history. The literature of this period achieved artistic achievements that cannot be underestimated. The individual consciousness of literati began to awaken. The great poet Tao Yuanming and many literary groups emerged one after another, creating gorgeous and exquisite parallel prose, and also promoted the prosperity of five- and seven-character ancient poems. The Six Dynasties was an era that advocated beauty, and the beauty of the literature of the Six Dynasties fascinated all living beings. Poems include Cao Pi's "Yan Ge Xing", Zuo Si's "Ode to the Epic", Xie Lingyun's "Wandering to the South Pavilion", Bao Zhao's "The Difficulties of Traveling"... Novels include Ji Kang's "Book of Breaking Diplomacy with the Mountain Juyuan", Tao Yuanming's "Come Back and Coming Back", Wu Jun's "Book of Thoughts with Zhu Yuan", Yu Xin's "Preface to the Ode to the South of the Yangtze River"... Novels There are Liu Yiqing's "Shishuo Xinyu", Zhang Hua's "Natural History", Qian Bao's "Sou Shen Ji", Wang Yan's "Ming Xiang Ji"... In this book, Professor Dai Jianye uses his unique interpretation method and beautiful and witty language to tell the evolution, characteristics and charm of the poetry, prose and novels of the Six Dynasties.

There are so many ancient Chinese classics, which are the treasure house of thousands of years of knowledge in our country. However, if you don't read correctly, you will get nothing. The classification of classics is like a guide in the sea of ​​books, revealing the methods of reading and guiding the path to study. This book discusses the classification of knowledge and classics in ancient China, examines the characteristics and evolution of the two main classifications of "Seven Strategies" and "Four Parts" in ancient times, and traces the ideological and cultural origins of this classification, clearing away the fog on the road to knowledge and guiding us on the path to school.

The two Song dynasties were the golden age for the development of poetry. Song poetry broke through the barriers of Tang poetry and opened up a new and vigorous realm; Song poetry developed from Xiaoling to Manchu poetry, and became the benchmark of a generation of literature. The author of this book, Dai Jianye, has selected one out of hundreds of thousands of poems from the Two Song Dynasties that have been circulated to this day, including more than 50 famous writers such as Su Shi, Li Qingzhao, and Lu You, and selected 272 poems to tell the development trajectory of poetry in the Two Song Dynasties. Reading this book can not only review great works of poetry, but also gain a glimpse of the overall development of poetry in the two Song Dynasties over the past 300 years.

Meng Jiao (751-814), courtesy name Dongye, was a great poet who pioneered the poetic style of the mid-Tang Dynasty. He was the leader of the "Han-Meng Poetry School" together with Han Yu. It is often called "Jiaodao" together with Jiadao, and there is a saying that "the island in the suburbs is thin". There are many famous lines in Meng Jiao's poems, such as "The spring breeze is proud of the horse's hooves, and you can see all the flowers in Chang'an in one night" and "Whoever speaks of the heart of an inch of grass can reap three spring rays." However, his poetry writing does not mainly rely on cleverness and wit. His unique artistic style is instantly recognizable. More than a thousand years have passed, and waves of poetry styles have washed away the faces of many poets, but they cannot wash away the voice and style of Meng Jiao. Han Yu once expressed his willingness to be Meng Jiao's "little follower": "I would like to be a cloud, and the east field will become a dragon, and I will chase the east field up and down in all directions."

Based on the prosperous material life, the Song Dynasty developed an elegant and refined literati culture. Faced with the extraordinary achievements of Tang poetry, literati in the Song Dynasty opened up a new world with Song lyrics. The elegance of the life of the literati in the Song Dynasty, their romantic behavior, the richness of their souls, and the delicacy of their feelings are all vividly expressed in Song poetry. "High-Energy Song Ci Class" combs the aesthetic characteristics and development origin of Song Ci, and explains the life spirit and classic works of the great poet. From the small orders and middle tunes in the early Northern Song Dynasty, to Liu Yong's poems that "remain as high as those of the Tang Dynasty", Zhou Bangyan, the "old poet in poems", Li Qingzhao, the queen of poetry, Xin Qiji, a "poetry and handsome man", and Li Yu, an "unparalleled talent but a fateless king", etc., Teacher Dai's interpretation is profound and interesting, allowing readers to appreciate the beauty of Song poetry from the heart, and truly understand the elegance and elegance of Song Dynasty culture that is different from other dynasties. A wonderful explanation of the style and charm of Song poetry, and an interesting talk about the many misfortunes of poets. Graceful and bold, there is always a word that makes you feel sad.

Professor Dai Jianye used his unique style of "reading classics with a smile and understanding life with a cry". He spent thirty years writing ten blockbuster books spanning academic research and mass communication! From the Wei and Jin Dynasty style of "Shishuoxinyu" to the cosmic wisdom of "Laozi", from Meng Jiao's "Song of Life" to the afterglow of the two Song Dynasty poems - he holds the rigor of textual research in his left hand and the agility of humor in his right hand, allowing ancient books to step out of the ivory tower and turn them into a cultural feast that you and I can savor. When an academic giant turns into a "cultural joker", the China in the classics can be so vivid!

A collection of selected essays by national internet celebrity professor Dai Jianye. Recommended by Chen Yinchi, Luo Yuming, and Liushen Leilei! The hot words describe all aspects of life, which are talented, knowledgeable, affectionate and interesting! "The wonderland lies only in the change of one's own thoughts, and the traps of life become the blessings of life in a blink of an eye." --Dai Jianye. This collection of essays selects 80 essays by Professor Dai, covering a variety of topics: from love and marriage to old dreams, from taste of life to silhouettes of characters, from social care to travel experiences... Professor Dai not only writes personal experiences, but also writes memories of the times, and talks about his views and insights on life, marriage, love, worldly affairs, current affairs, etc. Professor Dai's intelligence and interest are revealed between the lines.

"Shishuoxinyu" is an aspirational novel that records the words and deeds of celebrities in the Wei and Jin Dynasties. It is a treasure of ancient Chinese literature. However, its writing is simple and difficult to understand if one does not know the relevant background. Dai Jianye, the author of this book, has studied "Shishuo Xinyu" for thirty years. Not only can he completely restore the anecdotes in the book based on the historical background, eliminating reading difficulties, but he can also help you understand the essence of the Wei and Jin Dynasties, and understand the uninhibited, frank and unrestrained style of an era. Thanks to Liu Yiqing's "Shishuoxinyu", we can see what it means to be detached and refined, what it means to be noble and elegant, and what it means to be free and elegant.

Who says there's nothing new under the sun? Dai Jianye always finds surprising treasures. Oh my god! It turns out that the Dragon Boat Festival has nothing to do with Qu Yuan. Oh my god! Some essays that scored full marks in the college entrance examination were actually written in a mess. Oh my god! The mother with bound feet in the countryside is a natural educator. This collection of essays will talk to you about life, literature and art, education, and marriage. I guarantee that after reading it, you will also be amazed - "Oh my god"!

"National Professor" Dai Jianye's new work for the beginning of 2022 - "Teacher Dai's High-Energy Tang Poetry Class", provides a passionate explanation of more than 80 representative works of more than 20 famous Tang Dynasty poets, and extended explanations of more than 100 poems. It is a wonderful presentation of nearly 40 years of painstaking research. From the first year of Emperor Wude of the Tang Dynasty to the early years of Emperor Xuanzong of the Tang Dynasty, the poetry circle of the early Tang Dynasty lasted for about a hundred years. From Wang Ji to Chen Ziang, from Yu Shinan and Shangguan Yi to Shen Quanqi and Song Zhiwen, many poets accumulated a lot of experience for the poetry of the prosperous Tang Dynasty from different aspects. Around the fifteenth year of Kaiyuan, Meng Haoran, Wang Wei, Li Bai, Du Fu, Cen Shen and others successively entered the poetry world. This was the "prosperity of Tang" in the country of poetry. The poetry of the Tang Dynasty became so brilliant that not only the Tang Dynasty but also Chinese classical poetry entered the golden age. Famous poets such as Han Yu, Bai Juyi, Liu Yuxi, Liu Zongyuan, Li He and Meng Jiao appeared in the poetry world of the Mid-Tang Dynasty, and the poetry world of the Mid-Tang Dynasty was still in full bloom. Even in the late Tang Dynasty, Du Mu, Li Shangyin, and Wen Tingyun emerged, and the poetry world at that time was still "the sunset is infinitely beautiful." If Li Bai and Du Fu in the prosperous Tang Dynasty were on Mount Everest, its majesty would shock people; in the middle Tang Dynasty, Bai Juyi, Han Yu, Liu Zongyuan, Liu Yuxi and others were on the mountainside of Mount Everest, and its colorful scenes are still very spectacular. And "Little Li Du" and others are at the foothills of Mount Everest, and its unique scenery is still fascinating. In short, this book will talk about the outstanding figures in Tang poetry and their representative works from the early Tang Dynasty, the prosperous Tang Dynasty, the middle Tang Dynasty to the late Tang Dynasty.

Dai Jianye, read the latest Tang poetry! The most magical introductory course on poetry, a book that will make you fall in love with ancient poetry! An immersive reading experience. In the language and text of this book, the author retains his language characteristics in the classroom, allowing readers to see an "authentic" Teacher Dai. The writing is witty and the exciting passages are fully reproduced. Dai Jianye always said, "What I write is more interesting than what I tell!", And this book is exactly the same. The book not only retains Mr. Dai's wonderful moments in class, but he also combines his own life experiences with them to bring the atmosphere of the prosperous Tang Dynasty to life in his poems. Carefully annotated and rich in content. The content in this book will be more systematic, comprehensive and thorough than the content in the author's Tang poetry class video. In addition to adding a long preface and postscript written by the author, there are also many supplements and annotations on the content. It can be said that this book is an upgraded version of the author's online lecture videos. "Teacher Dai's Magic Poetry Class" is just the beginning, more new works will be released one after another, so stay tuned. In this book, in addition to a more systematic arrangement of the content of his Tang poetry class that has become popular all over the Internet, Teacher Dai also adds new content and knowledge points, including his own appreciation of the classic poetry of the Tang Dynasty, as well as an explanation of the life trajectories of the two most representative poets of the Tang Dynasty, Li Bai and Du Fu. The author also combines his own life experience to vividly display the atmosphere of the Tang Dynasty in the poems in front of readers. The content in this book is the accumulation of many years of teaching and research by Mr. Dai Jianye. He has always emphasized that "although online video clips are interesting, they are not systematic after all. To learn knowledge, you still need to go to class systematically, read books, and read books repeatedly!" He hopes that his new book can help more people who are interested in learning ancient poetry.

The final work of Dai Jianye's "Mantra Trilogy", a collection of essays full of "Dai flavor"! Chat with young friends, and talk about those poets and poems that are extremely romantic and crazy. The three major chapters in the book, "Words about Life", "Careful Reading of Poems and Books", and "Conversations with Inkstones and Writing", connect together memories of growth, reading methods, and life concepts. Su Dongpo, Li Bai, Bai Juyi, Du Fu, Foucault, Dana... From ancient times to the present, we have covered them all; how to read poetry, tips before exams, how to deal with confusion in career choices... From students to workers, they are all covered. Funny, sharp and transparent, for every lovely young person.

Tao Yuanming neither has the grandeur and tragedy of Qu Yuan, nor the boldness and elegance of Li Bai, nor the majesty and majesty of Du Fu. With his hundreds of poems, how did Tao Yuanming win a lofty status on par with these three giants of poetry? Su Shi believed: "Cao, Liu, Bao, Xie, Li, and Du are all beyond comparison." Wang Guowei pointed out: "After Qu Zi, there are only literary heroes, especially Yuan Ming." Zhu Guangqian said: Tao Yuanming's "lofty status as a poet can be compared with him. Before him was Qu Yuan, and after him only Du Fu." Chen Yinke believed: "Tao Yuanming not only ranks among the top in literary quality in ancient and modern times, but also is actually the best poet in history. A great thinker in the medieval era of our country." Teacher Dai Jianye used his profound academic background, solid historical foundation, interesting writing style, and unique value orientation to discuss Tao Yuanming's literary achievements, personality, and spiritual world, restoring to readers a true and full Tao Yuanming - he was a clear spring in the turbulent current, and a real person in the era of "the rise of falsehood".

The interpretation of literary texts can start from the text itself or from factors outside the text. This is what the American literary theorist Wellek calls "internal research" and "external research." This book uses both the internal and external perspectives of the text to examine the poetic works and spiritual worlds of Zhuangzi, Zuo Si, Bao Zhao, Tao Yuanming, Xie Lingyun, and Li Bai, and discusses in depth the literary significance of Zhengshi argumentative essays, Yuanjia seven-character ancient poetry, and modern new poetry.

"Collection of Dai Jianye's Works" is the first collection and publication of the works of Professor Dai Jianye, a doctoral supervisor at Central China Normal University and an Internet celebrity liked by tens of millions of people. There are nine categories in total, covering the classic popular works, academic monographs and social essays written by Professor Dai Jianye over the past thirty years. The entire collection of essays can not only get a glimpse of Professor Dai Jianye's solid academic foundation, but also appreciate his witty and charming way of expression, and feel the candid and free style of a great scholar. "Dai Jianye's Intensive Reading of Shishuo Xinyu" has been researched by National Professor for thirty years, and he has thoroughly explained "Shishuo Xinyu". "Dai Jianye's Intensive Reading of Laozi", Professor Guomin's detailed lectures chapter by chapter will help you read "Laozi" smoothly. "The Realm of Clarity: A New Theory of Tao Yuanming" Natural and forthright, with the style of a Chu man, Tao Yuanming became a true confidant thousands of years later. "Poetry Prisoner: Manuscript of Meng Jiao's Essay" "Whoever speaks the heart of a blade of grass will be rewarded with three spring rays." Professor Guomin will take you into the spiritual world of "Poetry Prisoner". "A Brief History of Poetry in the Two Song Dynasties" is an inventory of 272 wonderful poems in the Two Song Dynasties, including 54 famous poets such as Su Shi, Li Qingzhao, and Lu You. "History of Literature of the Six Dynasties" National Professor interestingly explains Tao Yuanming's "ghost fields" and explains the literature of the Six Dynasties that fascinated all living beings. "Inside and Outside of Text Interpretation" is the first collection of selected papers by National Professors, providing an in-depth analysis of the literary charm of Zhuangzi, Tao Yuanming, and Li Bai. "On the Classification of Knowledge and Classics in Ancient China" If you don't understand the classification of classics, you won't understand the inheritance of knowledge for two thousand years. Professor Guomin will help you understand the path of ancient knowledge. "Did you understand?" 80 Selected essays by national professors are collected for the first time. They are talented, knowledgeable, affectionate and interesting!