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In addition to annotating, translating and appreciating Sun Zhu's selected works, this book also conducts "extended reading" of many works, either starting from the meter or interpreting them from the meaning, so that readers can not only understand deeply but also expand their reading, so that readers will not be biased when learning poetry.

This book collects the essence of Tang Dynasty poetry in order of the poet's activity time. In addition to the original works of Tang poems, this book also has the following related auxiliary columns: "Author Introduction" introduces the author's life and work style, so that readers can have a general understanding of the author; in addition to annotating difficult words, this book also provides a detailed explanation of allusions in the poem; "Translation" strives to be loyal to the original work, so that readers can directly understand the original poem. Language style; "Metric of Poetry" introduces the format and rules of metrical poetry in terms of word count, sentence number, antithesis, rhythm, rhyme, etc.; "Poetry Appreciation Knowledge" introduces the style of Tang poetry and techniques commonly used in Tang poetry, etc.; "Appreciation" section introduces the poet's writing background and intention, the artistic conception and writing characteristics of the poem, as well as the emotions the author wants to express and the meaning of the work. At the same time, hundreds of exquisite illustrations in the book that match the text create a colorful, three-dimensional, and artistically charming reading space to help readers gain more beautiful enjoyment and reading experience. All you need to do is follow this book and enter the beautiful and fresh world of classical poetry, feel the beautiful artistic conception, and experience the poetic life.

"Three Hundred Tang Poems" is a popular reading of Tang poetry selected by retired scholars from Hengtang in the Qing Dynasty. It selects more than 300 poems from more than 70 poets in the Tang Dynasty. The whole book is divided into eight parts according to genre, including five-character ancient poetry, seven-character ancient poetry, five-character rhythmic poetry, and seven-character rhythmic poetry. The various genres are roughly arranged in order of the poet's era. The selected poems are either impassioned, sad or melancholy, with various styles. Since the publication of "Three Hundred Tang Poems", "Three Hundred Tang Poems" has become "popular throughout the country and is found in almost every home". It still plays an important and positive role in enlightening education and cultivating people's aesthetic taste.

When secular children attend school, they are taught "Poems of a Thousand Families", which are easy to recite, so they are not discarded. However, the poems are picked up casually, and the workmanship is clumsy. They are only five or seven rhymes and have only two styles. People from the Tang and Song Dynasties mixed in, and they have a very strange system. Because he specializes in the most popular poems in the Tang Dynasty, he selects the most important ones, and gets dozens of poems from each style, totaling more than 300 poems, and records them into a series, which is used as a textbook for children to learn. As the proverb goes: "If you read three hundred Tang poems by heart, you can recite them even if you don't know how to recite them."

This book was compiled and selected by retired scholars from Hengtang in the Qing Dynasty. It is an anthology of Tang poetry that has great influence and is widely circulated. The poems selected in this book are arranged according to poetry styles, including five-character ancient poetry, seven-character ancient poetry, five-character rhythmic poetry, seven-character rhythmic poetry, five-character quatrains, seven-character quatrains, Yuefu poetry, etc. The selected works are representative and include classic poems by important poets of the Tang Dynasty such as Li Bai, Du Fu, Bai Juyi, Wang Wei, Wang Changling and others. These poems are either impassioned, sad or melancholy, and they range widely in scope and are very popular. In addition to elaborating on the theme of the poem, the article also includes annotations to facilitate the understanding and reading of readers, and at the same time provides a reference for future readers to study ancient poetry culture.

The poems selected in "Three Hundred Tang Poems" can be said to be suitable for both young and old, both refined and popular. The most notable feature is that it focuses on the representative works of key poets from the prosperous Tang Dynasty and the late Tang Dynasty. For example, a total of 39 poems by Du Fu are selected, as well as classic works by poets such as Li Bai, Wang Wei, Meng Haoran, Wei Yingwu, Du Mu, Li Shangyin, and Bai Juyi.

Tang poetry is one of my country's best literary heritages and a shining pearl in the treasure house of world literature. Although it was produced more than a thousand years ago, as a treasure of traditional Chinese culture, the achievements and influence of Tang poetry are unparalleled. In the Tang Dynasty, "children recited the Song of Everlasting Sorrow, and Hu'er could sing "Pipa Chapter"; today's children can also recite "Spring Sleep Unconsciously at Dawn" or "Bedside Bright Moonlight". The reason why Tang poetry is so deeply rooted in the hearts of the people lies in its eternal artistic power.

The Tang Dynasty succeeded the Sui Dynasty and lasted for nearly three hundred years. In terms of civil and martial arts, social economy, culture and other aspects, it can be said to be the pinnacle of China's thousands of years of feudal society. There were the "Reign of Zhenguan" and the "Kaiyuan Prosperity" in the heyday of feudal society, and there were also the "Anshi Rebellion" and "Jingyuan Mutiny" and other tragic situations where the people were in dire straits. From a literary perspective alone, China is a country of poetry. The Tang Dynasty was the pinnacle of Chinese poetry and a golden age for the development of Chinese poetry, with flourishing clouds and the emergence of famous writers in large numbers. Poetry was the highest representative of literature at that time and became a solid and important part of traditional Chinese literature. It was also the bright and beautiful landscape of Chinese literature. Tang poetry, together with Song lyrics and Yuan music, has a wide range of themes, a variety of styles, and an elegant style. It is a miracle in the development of Chinese poetry and has a profound impact on Chinese literature. Literati of all dynasties regarded Tang poetry as their model and regarded Tang people as their model.