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"Song Ci is a Love Flower": Song Ci is the gorgeous love flower that blooms in the valley of despair, and we have all fallen in love with her. Pick up a love flower and take a sip of the fragrance of poetry. It is highly recommended by Tang Yijie, a master of Chinese studies, and Li Zhonghua and Wang Shouchang, professors of Peking University. More than ten senior teachers carefully reviewed it.

In the Valley of Unfeeling and the Cliff of Broken Heart, life and death are promised in this world, but love flowers are the only thing. She is frosty and dewy, bright and charming, blooming in the deep valley of ruthlessness and unrighteousness. Song Ci is the gorgeous flower of love that blooms in the valley of despair, and we have all been poisoned by it. All those who have been "poisoned" by Song poetry will hide their books in deep thought and burst into tears. This book takes love as the outline and people as the network. It lays out exquisite Song poems one after another, tells touching stories one after another, and takes us into the Chimei Gallery of the two Song Dynasties a thousand years ago.

Tang poetry is beautiful. My heart is full of joy when I look at flowers, and my mouth is full of fragrance after reading poems. In Tang poetry, beauties are sentimental, talented men are romantic, soldiers are brave, and hermits are pure. These poets are sentimental and sad, dreamy but also real. In Tang poetry, the poet's life is simple and rich. Such as gatherings, such as lovesickness, such as farewell, such as reunion, such as loneliness. Poets use their short lives and condensed words to record poems that can travel through thousands of years but still move us. This is a magical encounter. The author combines his many years of creative experience and rich emotions. In the process of interpreting Tang poetry, the author adds some favorite gossip or little-known anecdotes, writes those sad and interesting stories into the poems, and presents the interpretation records of Tang poetry in the form of themes, so that readers can feel the charm of Tang poetry more truly and comprehensively.

Pouring a pot of fine wine, drinking Tang poetry, and getting drunk on Tang poetry is a kind of happiness. A pot of wine from ancient times and thousands of years of current poetry was recommended by Tang Yijie, a master of traditional Chinese culture, and Li Zhonghua, a professor at Peking University, and Wang Shouchang, and was reviewed by more than a dozen senior professors.

"Reading Great China·Characters: Beautiful Past Events on the Qinhuai River" tells the story of the "Eight Beauties of Qinhuai" who were active in the early Ming and Qing Dynasties and were the most special group of women in history. They were originally brothel singers with low social status, weak women whose female dignity was completely deprived. But at the same time, they are the beauties who are fascinated by countless talented people, patriotic women for whom later generations of literati wrote books and biographies, and are a rare "art collection" in the Palace Museum. They came along the banks of the Qinhuai River and went away with the torrent of history, swaying and dancing, and sketched out splendid pictures of wind, smoke, water and moon.