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This book selects 100 relatively classic heroic works in the history of Chinese poetry for analysis and interpretation, including original text annotation and appreciation.

In the Tang Dynasty, there were excellent poets, excellent poems, and very genuine temperaments. No matter what method is used, it is not enough to show the prosperity of poets and poetry in the Tang Dynasty. As Mr. Jiang Xun said: Tang poetry bloomed with all its strength after dormant throughout the winter. That vigorous vitality is the immortality earned by the talents of poets with different personalities and different circumstances. The appreciation part of Wang Guangbo's "100 Mesmerizingly Beautiful Tang Poems" is not a word-for-word interpretation, but goes deep into the core of the poets' emotions and experiences, using their poems to annotate their lives, and using their lives to interpret their poems.

This book selects 100 Yuefu poems for annotation and appreciation. The appreciation part is not a word-for-word interpretation, but the core of the poets' emotions and experiences. Their poems are used to annotate their lives, and their lives are used to interpret their poems.

This book selects the classic works of Huajian Ci, uses emotions to connect the lines, sketches with thoughts, uses beautiful writing style, and integrates the subtle and natural nature of the poems and music into the starry poetic imagery, which deeply penetrates the readers' hearts.

The appreciation part of "100 Mesmerizingly Beautiful Song Poems" is not a word-for-word interpretation, but goes deep into the core of the poets' emotions and experiences, using their words to annotate their lives, and using their lives to interpret their words.

The Book of Songs, the older it is, the more beautiful it is. Its antiquity is due to the passage of time and the influence of the years for three thousand years. It has become more and more clean and simple, as simple as a bright mirror, without a trace of dark lines. Its beauty is natural, without any decoration. Whether farming and chopping wood, offering sacrifices and hunting, traveling to distant places, or visiting the waterfront, our ancestors simply sang out every episode of their lives, creating a long, water-like poetic rhyme. Listen to the songs of the ancestors, realize the eternity of love, recall the ritual music that has passed away, and praise the elegant and innocent thinking. Draw nourishment of knowledge from classics and find the foundation of life in tradition. Time has amazed the years, and "The Book of Songs" has purified the years.

The simple words restore the folk customs that inspire sorrow; the feelings of awe stir up the heroic and wandering heroic songs; the charming mood sings the beautiful and gentle sentiments. This is Chu Ci, this is a lonely song sung on the vast land after tasting the bitter wine of life and tasting the complex taste of life. It carries the sounds, tunes, thoughts and even spiritual outlook of the Chu people. In the wind, frost, snow and rain of thousands of years, it records the beauty and sadness that are glimpsed in life, and transforms into the ultimate sad beauty. Chu Ci has a long history, is both light, agile and profound. Its eternal cultural connotation and literary value give it eternal charm. The tragedy of troubled times in the words, the pain of unrecognized talents, the sadness of abandonment of loyalty and innocence, and the lingering absurd reality are repeatedly sung in the long elegiac song.

Reading "History of the Ming Dynasty" we can see the life trajectory of Zhu Yuanzhang who rose from the bottom to become the king of the world. We can see the absurd life of an emperor who has not seen his courtiers for decades. We can see the story behind an empire's rise, decline, and prosperity. How this century-old dynasty rose, prospered, declined, and died. We mainly examine the official history, which is rich in content, both rational and interesting, and strives to outline a panoramic view of the Ming Dynasty.