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"General Theory of Ci" is a monograph by Mr. Wu Mei that introduces the basic knowledge of Ci and the development history of Ci. The author systematically introduces the relationship between poetry and music, the practice of poetry, and the lyrics of representative poets of the past dynasties. He also makes precise comments on the origins and inheritance of poetry from the Tang, Five Dynasties and even the Qing Dynasty, as well as the pros and cons of each master's poetry.

This book contains more than 120 articles, which are the author's sharing of his reading experience in recent years. It consists of two volumes: "Volume 1: The Other Side", which contains mostly works by the world's top writers; and "Volume 2: Here", which contains works by Chinese writers. This book not only briefly introduces the outline and background information of the reading materials involved in the article, but also analyzes the characters' personality characteristics layer by layer, and incorporates their own unique understanding and feelings. The text in the book is exquisite, detailed, lively and smart.

The author of this book is Wu Mei, a modern opera theorist and master of quxue. This book is a lecture note given by Wu Mei when he was teaching at the university. It is also one of his masterpieces. It mainly discusses the relationship between ci and music, the practice of ci, the history of the development of ci, and the evaluation of famous ci writers and their masterpieces. As an introductory book for masters of Chinese studies, readers can be satisfied whether they want to learn and progress or appreciate research. This is a book that can bring great inspiration to beginners or researchers. In addition to re-editing and integrating the content, this reprint also boldly re-drafts the title of the classic book, making the classic work closer to life and closer to readers.

The book "General Theory of Ci" has nine chapters. The first five chapters discuss the style, rhythm and practice of Ci. The last four chapters describe the history and poets of Ci from the Tang, Song, Yuan, Ming and Qing Dynasties, and make detailed comments on the works of representative poets from the Tang, Five Dynasties to the Ming and Qing Dynasties. Whether it is for beginners or researchers, this book is a rare masterpiece and has great research value.

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