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The content of this book is divided into three parts: The first part is the study of literary groups in the Yuan and Mid-Tang Dynasties, focusing mainly on the literary activities of the Yuan Dynasty, scholarly conduct, relegated life, and the relationship with political events. The second part is a review of meta-literary exchanges, which mainly focuses on sorting out the space of meta-literary exchanges and examines the research on the history of literary reception. The last part explores the correlation between Yuan Shao's image of a writer and the image of a scholar from the perspective of literary reception history. According to the reception status, we examine the relationship between Yuan Shao Yuefu poems and Yuan Bai, as well as the advantages and disadvantages of Yuan Bai, and then focus on the dissemination and reception of Yuan's image.

"The Singer Looking for the Lamp" is a collection of prose poems by the author, which is divided into four series: "The Aftertaste of Tang Sound", "The Singer Looking for the Lamp", "Portrait" and "Aria of Youth". They use old inscriptions from Tang poems to write about their own life experiences; they use the characters in "Water Margin" and "A Dream of Red Mansions" as writing objects; they write about their own life as a teacher; and they use the theme of youth to write about their feelings about life. Since the author has been teaching in colleges and universities for a long time, the poetic text is naturally centered on the life writing of intellectuals. The collection of prose poems uses refined language to express poetic insights, which is unique. Using poetry as a medium, the works create a space for dialogue between the self and society.