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This book selects more than 20 classic articles by Mr. Shu Wu on poetry of the Tang and Song Dynasties, including the traveling poet Meng Haoran, Wang Wei's essays, the glory of the day in Li Bai's poems, Gao Shi and Cen Shen, birds of prey - common images in Du's poems, a discussion of Han Yu's poems, a close reading of Yuan Zhen's "The Palace", and a reading of Zheng Xi's "Jin Yang". "Three Hundred Poems of the Tang Dynasty", "Three Hundred Tang Poems", the imperial capital and the mountains and countryside, from animal decoration to plant decoration, coquettish words across the fence, the coming from behind of famous lines, boats, ships and spaceships, Li Qingzhao's "acting", why marry a hero, bow under the flower, the completely pessimistic "Human Words", etc.

I would like to share with you every detail about family, friendship, love, and life in a foreign country.

Living toward death seems to be an iron rule that everyone agrees on. If we could start looking back on life from death, would we still stick to the choices we made?

Accepting one's own imperfect habits, accepting one's own inadequacies, and accepting one's own unwillingness are all part of the meaning of personal reading and writing. If it can trigger some small resonance, it will be a joy that can be encountered but cannot be sought.