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In the spring of 1946, I worked as a Chinese teacher in a primary school in my hometown. I was 19 years old. Under the influence of my close friends, I came into contact with a large number of classical poems. However, I found that most of them are works by male authors, and except for Li Qingzhao, Mrs. Wei, and Zhu Shuzhen, female authors rarely get the names of others. Since then, I have begun to collect the works of female poets of all ages in China. In the process of collecting, I gradually discovered that there are many talented female poets in the Chinese poetry world. So I came up with the idea of ​​writing a "Selected Analysis of the Works of Chinese Female Poets of Past Dynasties". It wasn't until I retired in 1983 that I finally had the time to fulfill my wish. In the following nearly 20 years, although I was bedridden due to the sequelae of cerebral hemorrhage, in order to realize a dream that started in my youth, I continued to collect, organize, and write notes on women's poems. In order to become a gathering of famous ladies, they do not hesitate to lose their hair on their temples. Keeping this book alive will comfort me even if I die.

This book is written by Dong Zhaoming, the author of "Selected and Analysis of Works by Chinese Female Poets in Past Dynasties". It contains poems written by the author between the ages of 19 and 75. It also includes the author's memoirs and some letters.

In the spring of 1946, I worked as a Chinese teacher in a primary school in my hometown. I was 19 years old. Under the influence of my close friends, I came into contact with a large number of classical poems. However, I found that most of them are works by male authors, and except for Li Qingzhao, Mrs. Wei, and Zhu Shuzhen, female authors rarely get the names of others. Since then, I have begun to collect the works of female poets of all ages in China. In the process of collecting, I gradually discovered that there are many talented female poets in the Chinese poetry world. So I came up with the idea of ​​writing a "Selected Analysis of the Works of Chinese Female Poets of Past Dynasties". It wasn't until I retired in 1983 that I finally had the time to fulfill my wish. In the following nearly 20 years, although I was bedridden due to the sequelae of cerebral hemorrhage, in order to realize a dream that started in my youth, I continued to collect, organize, and write notes on women's poems. In order to become a gathering of famous ladies, they do not hesitate to lose their hair on their temples. Keeping this book alive will comfort me even if I die.