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This book selects representative poems and essays based on Han Yu's life creation process, and annotates and analyzes them. The poems are based on Qian Zhonglian's anthology "Han Changli's Collection of Poems" as the base, and the text is based on Ma Qichang's annotations "Han Changli's Anthology" as the base. The literature is informative and reliable, while the annotations are incisive and concise, and the comments are elegant and unconventional, adapting to readers' appreciation habits.

This book is a collection of papers on Buddhist research by Professor Sun Changwu of Nankai University. It includes a total of sixteen articles published in various publications in the past thirteen years from 1996 to 2018. There are also nine related book reviews and prefaces as appendices, sorted by publication time, and embodies the author's research results on Buddhist culture, art, thought and religious views over the years. Mr. Sun's articles are theoretically profound and easy to understand. Although some articles were written many years ago, such as "Research on Buddhist Culture" and "A Study of Buddhist Temples in Chang'an, Tang Dynasty", they still have certain reading and research value for both professional researchers and ordinary cultural enthusiasts.

"Ancient prose" is an important part of prose in the Tang Dynasty, and the content of this book shows one aspect of the history of prose in the Tang Dynasty. In the book, Mr. Sun Changwu introduces the history of the development of "ancient prose" and the achievements of important writers and works, using "ancient prose" of the Tang Dynasty to reflect the main achievements of the development of the entire "ancient prose". Through the discussion of the development of "ancient prose", readers can have a basic and general understanding of the ideological and artistic achievements of "ancient prose" and the laws of the "ancient prose movement".

This book was published by Higher Education Press in 1996 and reprinted by Tianjin Education Press in 2005. It has been edited by the author and included in "Collected Works of Sun Changwu". This book is divided into twelve chapters, describing in detail the various manifestations of Avalokitesvara and Vimalakīrti in Chinese literature, and preliminary discussion of the significance of these manifestations. The scope is mainly before the Song Dynasty.

This book is one of the "Collected Works of Sun Changwu". It is a collection of research articles on Buddhism, Taoism and literature written by the author over the years. It includes research papers and collation notes on Buddhist literature. The content covers the relationship between Buddhism, Taoism and ancient Chinese literature. Each of them is divided into chapters, covering the thoughts of literati, Buddhist and Taoist creations, literary theory, document collection, etc. By reading this book, one can get a glimpse of the great influence of Buddhism and Taoism on ancient Chinese literature.

The content of this book is revised based on the lecture notes used by Mr. Sun Changwu when he taught the "Taoist Literature Course" in the Department of Chinese Language and Literature of the Chinese University of Hong Kong in 2009. The book is divided into ten lectures, namely: the first lecture is "The Origin of Taoist Literature", the second lecture is "Immortal Biography - the Treasure of Biographical Literature", the third lecture is "Immortal Spirits, Monsters and Legends", the fourth lecture is "Female Immortals and Legends of Descending to Earth", the fifth lecture is "Immortal Songs", the sixth lecture is "Poems about Traveling to Immortals", the seventh lecture is "Taoist Poetry Creation", the eighth lecture is "Fairy Songs of Literati", the ninth lecture is "New Taoist Poems of Song and Jin Dynasties", and the tenth lecture is "The Taoist Drama of Immortals". This book was published jointly with Mr. Sun Changwu's "Ten Lectures on Buddhist Literature" by Zhonghua Book Company in 2014. This book is included in the revised and reprinted edition of "Collected Works of Sun Changwu".

"The Poetry of the Monk and the Poetic Monk" is one of the "Collected Works of Sun Changwu" (No. 15). It is an unpublished monograph by Professor Sun Changwu. It contains twelve articles including "Zhi Dun - Famous Scholars Under the Kasayas", "Jiaoran Poetry and Its Theory of Poetry", "Several Guanxiu of "Fantastic Thoughts and Strange Sentences"", "Qi Ji - "The only thing that is not stained by the dusty atmosphere is "White Lotus""", and "The Reclusive Poetic Monk - Zhiyuan". The life and creation of ten famous poetic monks from the Eastern Jin Dynasty to the late Qing Dynasty is analyzed. Their artistic thinking, lifestyle, work style and literary pursuit are analyzed. Against the grand historical and cultural background, the historical status and ideological contribution of the "poetic monks", a group with unique aesthetic value and historical influence, in the development of Chinese culture are outlined point by point. The research in this book has opened up the two fields of Chinese classical literature and religious culture, enriched and completed Mr. Sun Changwu's research system, and reflected his scholarly characteristics.

"Wenyuan Miscellanies" is a collection of fifteen notes discussing the artistic content of classical poetry. It was originally published in the magazine "Classical Literary Knowledge" and has been serialized for three years. It has been widely praised by readers. Each article establishes a topic related to style, writing style, language use, artistic techniques and other content in classical poetry writing, clarifies the concept, gives examples, examines and analyzes it, discusses it, and puts forward regular insights. It is in the form of reading notes, and the text is an independent chapter. Throughout the book, the details are summarized from the small to the large, the content is substantial, the analysis is detailed, and the theory is quite profound. It raises many regular questions for the study of literature and history and expresses enlightening and valuable opinions. It is a work with rich academic content that can be appreciated by both refined and popular people. The writing of this book is lively, integrating knowledge and interest. The discussions are often full of wit and wit, and readers with different knowledge levels will benefit from it.

Chapters 1 and 2 introduce Bodhidharma Zen, Dongshan Method, and Nanzong Zen respectively. Chapter 3 selects two key figures, Wang Wei and Du Fu, for analysis. Chapters 4 and 5 introduce Hongzhou Zen and the literati's good Zen and Zen practices at that time. Chapter 6 Bai Juyi is selected for key analysis; the next five chapters are respectively developed from several aspects such as metaphorical Zen and metaphorical poetry, tacit understanding and words, metaphysical thoughts and music, as well as the creation of Wang Fanzhi, Hanshan and the poet monks of the mid-late Tang Dynasty. They are all specific advancements of the Hongzhou Zen chapter. Chapter 12 introduces Fendeng Zen in the Song Dynasty. The next three chapters analyze the relationship between the formation of the poetic style of the Song Dynasty and Zen Buddhism through "telling poetry through Zen" and Su Shi and the Jiangxi Poetry School. The whole book has a clear context, distinct layers, and a combination of points and surfaces. It not only strictly follows the historical sequence, but also pays attention to detailed descriptions of different historical aspects, truly achieving a broad and deep thinking. </P>The whole book closely focuses on the historical process of the development of Zen and poetry to explore their inner deep connections and historical laws. The Dongshan Method, Nanzong Zen, Hongzhou Zen, and Fendeng Zen in the history of Zen Buddhism, and the poems of the prosperous Tang Dynasty, the middle Tang Dynasty, the late Tang Dynasty and the Five Dynasties, and the poems of the Northern Song Dynasty in the history of poetry, each formed two clear development clues, and the two clues were intricately intertwined, reflecting each other and influencing each other.

"Collected Works on Study Tours" is a revised edition of "Collected Works on Study Tours" published in 2004, and is included as a type of "Collected Works of Sun Changwu". The 36 articles included in the book include, in addition to Sun Changwu's speeches and published works in Japan, South Korea, Hong Kong, Macao, and Taiwan from the 1980s to the early 21st century, 13 additional articles are added, which are richer in content and focus on Sun Changwu's research results in Zen literature research and other aspects. The content covers the relationship between religion and the development of Chinese literature, research on ancient Chinese poets and works, research on the works of Japanese sinologists, memories of mentors and friends at home, etc.

Mr. Sun Changwu's book "Northern Peoples and Buddhism in Ancient China" focuses on the Buddhist policies and development of Buddhism of the regimes established by the northern tribes in the history of my country, including the Sixteen Kingdoms, Northern Wei, Xixia, Liao, Jin, Yuan, and Qing, as well as the role of Buddhism in cultural exchanges and ethnic integration. It highlights the basis and motivation that Buddhism provides for ethnic equality, ethnic exchanges, and ethnic integration from many levels of theory and practice.

Liu Zongyuan was a famous thinker, politician and writer in the Tang Dynasty. He was one of the outstanding figures representing the ideological and academic achievements of the Tang Dynasty. This book introduces Liu Zongyuan's life story in detail, especially his political achievements and literary talent, against the broad social history and ideological and cultural background. On this basis, it also discusses in detail his theoretical achievements and contributions in philosophical thoughts, historical concepts, political thoughts, literary thoughts, and religious views. The book is rich in information, rigorous in research, detailed in explanation, and highly readable, reflecting the new level of Liu Zongyuan's research in the academic world at that time.

The nearly four hundred years from the establishment of the Tang Dynasty in the Sui Dynasty to the separation of the "Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms" was a period of glorious development in Chinese history and the heyday of China's feudal society. This book comprehensively discusses the cultural development status, characteristics and development rules of this period, including the Sui and Tang Dynasties The social conditions and ideological environment for the development of the culture of the Five Dynasties, the main characteristics of the culture of the Sui, Tang and Five Dynasties, education and imperial examinations, academics, literature, art, science and technology, religion, the cultural development of border ethnic groups and their cultural exchanges with the mainland, the international influence of the culture of the Sui, Tang and Five Dynasties, etc. The research is detailed and in-depth and is worthy of reference reading by the majority of historical researchers.

The Tang Dynasty was the heyday of the development of Taoism, which had a great impact on literature. Based on a large number of poems and historical facts, this book discusses in detail the influence of Taoism on the lives, thoughts and creations of literati in the Tang Dynasty. The first two chapters of the book discuss the relationship between alchemy, the thought of gods, the pursuit of gods, and literary creation, which were particularly popular in the Tang Dynasty. The third chapter focuses on Chang'an Taoist Temple and explores the development form of Taoist temples at that time and its role in cultural activities. The last chapter concludes the book by discussing the "reconciliation of the three religions" trend of thought in the Tang Dynasty.