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江山如画：中国古代山水志
Wu Shuqiang
When we often recite famous works such as "Preface to the Pavilion of the Prince of Teng", "The Story of Yueyang Tower", and "Ode to the Former Red Cliff", have you ever thought about how the masters in the history of Chinese literature such as Wang Bo, Fan Zhongyan and Su Shi at that time and time had a variety of emotions in specific spatial situations? How closely are the beautiful views of the rivers and mountains in their eyes related to their own circumstances and emotions? When you read a wonderful and beautiful sentence like "The setting clouds and the solitary owl fly together, the autumn water and the sky are the same color", do you empathize and create an equivalent picture in your mind? This book selects more than dozens of classic landscape travel notes by famous ancient Chinese literature writers, all of which are classics. Teacher Wu Shuqiang, who has long been dedicated in the field of classical literature research, is invited to compile it. Each selected article is properly annotated and accompanied by a concise and accurate appreciation analysis. In addition, each selected article is drawn with exquisite American style illustrations. The combination of text and pictures provides a panoramic view across time and space of the beauty of China's thousands of years of landscape and the true emotional expression of the ancients.
When we often recite famous works such as "Preface to the Pavilion of the Prince of Teng", "The Story of Yueyang Tower", and "Ode to the Former Red Cliff", have you ever thought about how the masters in the history of Chinese literature such as Wang Bo, Fan Zhongyan and Su Shi at that time and time had a variety of emotions in specific spatial situations? How closely are the beautiful views of the rivers and mountains in their eyes related to their own circumstances and emotions? When you read a wonderful and beautiful sentence like "The setting clouds and the solitary owl fly together, the autumn water and the sky are the same color", do you empathize and create an equivalent picture in your mind? This book selects more than dozens of classic landscape travel notes by famous ancient Chinese literature writers, all of which are classics. Teacher Wu Shuqiang, who has long been dedicated in the field of classical literature research, is invited to compile it. Each selected article is properly annotated and accompanied by a concise and accurate appreciation analysis. In addition, each selected article is drawn with exquisite American style illustrations. The combination of text and pictures provides a panoramic view across time and space of the beauty of China's thousands of years of landscape and the true emotional expression of the ancients.