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If you don't learn poetry, you won't be able to express it. Welcome to enter the Book of Songs and enjoy the elegance together. Wei Jueye (Wang Weiming), the inheritor of Chinese traditional culture, combines literary and historical classics, annotations on the Book of Songs of past dynasties, and modern and contemporary research to go deep into famous poems in the Book of Songs and explain them word for word, close to history and the original meaning. Nowadays, the common understanding of many poems is completely different from the original intention, and it is even more urgent to restore the true colors of the classics. This book will give you a thorough explanation of "Ode to Fu Bixing Fengya", making the classic no longer difficult to understand. Is "Guan Ju" originally a poem about a noble wedding? Who is the protagonist of "Curly Ear"? "Drumming" Are we growing old together as comrades or as husband and wife? Is "Bo Zhou" the sorrow of a chaste woman or the sorrow of a divorced woman? "Big Car" Who are you afraid of if you don't dare to elope? In "Jiang Zhongzi", is Duke Zhuang advising his ministers or is it a woman persuading her lover? "Qingqing Zijin" is the teacher's concern for the students? Does "Fa Tan" express the dissatisfaction of the poor or the sage's self-pity? In "Jianjia" Cang Cang's "so-called beauty" is a god? ... This is a Chinese studies class that the whole family loves to listen to. Wei theory extends the Chinese cultural context and spreads the voice of classics!