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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 You Ji" 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 cool. People are charming, rocks are interesting, snow is vast, monks are refreshing, futons are wild, beauties are pitiful, mountains and rivers are amazing, books and history are erudition, and gold, stone, tripods and Yi people are ancient. "This volume contains about 150 ancient Chinese classic poems related to wine. Wine is closely linked to the literati's joys, sorrows, joys and sorrows, and their poems about wine have become a unique page in the history of Chinese literature. The selected famous poems in this volume will allow you to appreciate the wildness and timeless beauty of poetry about wine, and feel the elegance and charm of Chinese poetry and wine culture.

There is a saying in the world that those who obtain the Golden Buddha can conquer the world. The rumors of the previous generation created the crisis of the next generation. Sima Lin, the king of Chu in the Jin Dynasty, colluded with the traitors in the court to gain the throne. All life in the world is in ruins, and the government is in danger. If you want to save the country, we should strengthen ourselves.