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On the first day we came to the island, the instructor took us recruits to visit the club. I looked at this seed box and was stunned.

This book can be regarded as a companion piece to "The Gorgeous Shackles". This is a collection of reviews, which involve reviews of real-life cultural events, novel texts, and film art. This collection of articles has a distinctive feature, that is, it is short and concise. Each review can be as long as five or six thousand words, or as short as three or four thousand words, and all the reviews finally fall into the daily life level, so they are more readable.

This book is one of the "Going to Campus and Going to Classics" series. It mainly collects more than 50 works by the famous writer Nan Fan, including Gunshots in the Year of 1911, Memory of Overweight, A Writer's Community Life, Village Notes, and Four Gentlemen at Home, etc. These works are rich in content, go beyond lyricism, and are coldly intellectual. They aim to break through the obscuration of discourse, and treat all historical achievements with the spirit of thorough deconstruction and construction of power discourse.

Starting from the perspective of representation and meaning production, this book delves into a variety of topics in related fields such as literary concepts, literature and symbolic structure, literature and modernity, and cultural studies. In the author's theoretical landscape, many issues such as literature, revolution, intellectuals, the masses, nationality, ideology, modernism, and the subaltern form a complex cultural network that is interconnected and echoes each other. The author not only devotes himself to the historical description of these themes, but also pays attention to the structural analysis. These words are a precise summary of the author's research results in the past ten years. They relatively intensively reflect the author's broad humanistic vision, in-depth theoretical analysis ability and sharp thinking, and have produced a great academic response.

This book is a collection of prose and essays written by the author in recent years. The author captures the things we take for granted in contemporary social life, such as the Internet, television, travel, etc., And uses a calm and objective approach to reveal the absurdity in our daily lives. He thinks at the intersection of tradition and modernity and examines contemporary culture. It has a strong contemporary color and the poetic beauty of classicism.

It discusses the relationship between the body and the closely related objects in life, and the body and the surrounding world, revealing the tension that exists between modern civilization and the body.

It has selected more than 70 excellent essays by Lu Buyi. The collection of essays adheres to his consistent innovative spirit and creates a humorous and humorous essay style.

This book contains the author's in-depth analysis of the representative works of famous contemporary domestic literary writers, which has a pioneering influence in the cultural sense.

This book is a collection of prose essays, including travel notes, miscellaneous notes, work reviews, character memories, etc.

This book is a selected collection of literary and cultural criticism papers by the famous literary theorist Mr. Nan Fan, which represents the highest level of his critical writings. It is a self-selected collection of papers by Mr. Nan Fan who has been engaged in literary criticism and cultural criticism for more than 20 years. This book focuses on the core issues of Chinese literary theory, contemporary Chinese literary trends, writers' incisive comments, and critical texts that have an important influence on classic works in the history of contemporary Chinese literature. It is an important gain for the study of contemporary Chinese literature.

This book is a long essay that not only vividly reproduces the scene of the Majiang naval battle more than a hundred years ago, but also carefully explores the many complex threads hidden behind this historical event. Revolving around a half-hour battle, the work involves a series of famous historical figures, such as Zuo Zongtang, Shen Baozhen, Lin Zexu, Zhang Peilun, Li Hongzhang, He Jing, etc. This book is richly illustrated with both pictures and text. It not only has a grand and broad historical vision, but also depicts and speculates on historical nuances and personal emotions. It is undoubtedly of great and far-reaching significance to clarify the context of success and failure through the smoke and dust of history, illuminate the complex inner world of the characters in major historical events, and promote the spirit of patriotism.

This book is one of Lu Chunxiang's series of notes and new theories, with a total of forty volumes. It is a comprehensive review of "Miscellaneous Notes of Xijing", "Zi Zai of Chao and Ye", "Jishen Lu", "Notes of Laoxue'an", "Xinyu of Shanju", "Nancun Stopping Farming", "Five Miscellaneous Groups" and "Wanli Wilderness". It conducts innovative analysis and interpretation of the notes of literati from the Han, Wei to Ming and Qing dynasties such as "Wu Ji", which covers historical events and comments on historical figures, historical materials, regulations, product inspections, as well as the rise and fall of dynasties, anecdotes about people, and the evolution of institutions. From a modern perspective, the author uses easy-to-understand, light-hearted and humorous writing to narrate the story, which can be hilarious or thought-provoking. Through thinking and interpreting the notes of ancient Chinese literati, he can understand various truths and understand various aspects of life.

"Time: Liu Jianjun's Creation Collection" (128,679 words) is a self-selected collection of Liu Jianjun's literary creation, including 5 short stories and 2 retrospective essays, all of which have been published in literary newspapers. The author Liu Jianjun graduated from the Chinese Department of Northwest University in 1957 and was a former professor of Northwest University. Professor and director of the Department of Chinese Studies, executive director of the Shaanxi Provincial Writers Association, vice president of the Chinese Novel Society, etc., While focusing on literary theory and research on contemporary Chinese novels, he is also engaged in literary creation. He founded the Northwest University Writers Class and cultivated a number of outstanding writers for the Chinese contemporary literary world. As a type of "Northwestern University Writers' Book Department", "Time: Liu Jianjun's Writing Collection" is more meaningful for reflecting the creative style of contemporary Chinese scholar-novelists.

This book is the author's third collection of literary and historical essays after "Between Gathering and Dispersion" and "Between Ups and Downs". It contains old events in the Shanghai literary world. The columns include: Yunmi Old Friends, Old News about Shanghai, Red Memories, Occasional Findings from Crawling and Combing, and Skills in Works.

This book shows the author's thinking on literature and a series of issues related to it, revisits the proposition of "literariness", and strives to clarify the dialectical relationship between literature and daily life, modernity, history, the present, etc., And points out that the intervention of the nameless energy of daily life in literature is dismantling the established traditional concepts, and literature has deservedly assumed the historical mission of cultural vanguard, and is very theoretically profound. This book not only sorts out traditional literary concepts, but also advocates a new literary and even cultural concept.

Keen artistic feelings, rich imagination and association, sharp cutting-edge approach, calm and tranquil writing style, free and easy language with outstanding literary talent. What we read here is another Nanfan: picking up ordinary little things in daily life, maybe just out of habit, turning them over and over, tasting them, and even taking them apart to explore them with interest. In relaxed reading, we get fresh insights and calm and elegant artistic enjoyment.

Perhaps, most people live like the author. Although they are not smart, they are sincere; although they make mistakes, they are calm. If it takes time, give yourself some time. It's not a big deal to live unwisely. In this world, smart people understand chaos, but you and I would rather be awake.

"Classic Book Series Selected by Famous Writers" is personally selected by famous contemporary literary figures and is a high-quality selection of masterpieces of contemporary literature. This book is a self-selected collection of Nan Fan's works, including Nan Fan's representative prose works. These works fully demonstrate the artistic characteristics of Nan Fan's acclaimed "intellectual prose", demonstrate his rich knowledge, and can inspire readers.

People come and go; cars go and come again. I wandered on this bridge where cars and people came, as if I was looking for something here. What am I looking for here? Are you looking for the reflection of the mountain in this mighty river? A reflection of the city? Are you looking for human footprints on the stone streets of Jiang Town? The footprints of the town? I'm at a loss.

Through the investigation of writers and works with rich connotations such as Wang Meng, Zhang Xianliang, Beicun, Han Shaogong, "Shouhuo", and "White Deer Plain", this book explores how the turning point of revolutionary discourse caused changes in the relationship between intellectuals and the public, and how this change opened up a rich space for exploration, in order to explore the hidden and close connection between texts and history.

This book explains the structural characteristics of Chinese literature in the 1980s, as well as the various relationships and internal conflicts hidden within its structure. The whole book interprets the conflicts existing in Chinese literature in the 1980s from the aspects of "survival reality", "spiritual dimension", "imaginary realm", "dissension of literature", "decomposition of symbols" and "basis of criticism". In this book, the author adopts the relatively rare synchronic structural analysis method to describe the complexity of multiple cultural conflicts originating from the three "sources of value" of pre-modernity, modernity and post-modernity after the lifting of cultural ban in the 1980s. The appendix of this book is the author's two lectures on cultural and literary theoretical issues. They are articles of high academic level and are a new and important supplement to the content of this book.

Tan Tan is mostly used in names of people. The most famous person is Tan Tan (1944-), a famous Chinese writer and vice chairman of the Chinese Writers Association. He was born in Lianyuan, Hunan. He joined a factory as an apprentice in 1959 and joined the army in 1961. In 1968, he was demobilized and returned to the coal mine, where he worked successively as a welder, mining area publicity officer, and reporter; in 1978, he was transferred to the Workers' Daily as a reporter, and in the same year he was transferred to the literary and art department of Hunan Daily; in 1984, he was transferred to the Hunan Provincial Writers Association as a professional writer; in 1985, he was elected vice chairman of the Hunan Provincial Writers Association, and later served as executive vice president and party secretary. In 1995, he was elected chairman of Hunan Federation of Literary and Art Circles. He has successively served as the full committee member of the China Federation of Literary and Art Circles and the vice chairman of the Chinese Writers Association; his major works include "Wind and Rain on the Mountain Road", "Mountain Love", "Mountain Road Winding", "Mountains and Rivers Depend on each other" [1] and "Collected Works of Tan Tan", etc.; In 2002, he was named the first batch of outstanding experts in Hunan Province.

It was a pair of hands wielding coal picks and steel guns that actually picked up a pen. Therefore, there is such a rough man among the literati.

This book contains 40 prose works, divided into three series: Journey of Love, Love in Industry and Mining, and Love in Literature and Garden.

From the perspective of "cultural education", this book selects a large number of ancient and modern Chinese and foreign literary classics. These works reflect history, express society, and show life. In the process of savoring and reading, students can increase their cultural accumulation and enhance their aesthetic judgment, which is conducive to improving their personal qualities. Not only that, these literary works can ignite students' passion for literature and help promote healthy reading habits, which is of great significance to their future career development. The content of this book includes an introduction to basic knowledge of literature and the appreciation of literary works. It is divided into the following three parts: Introduction - Introduction to Literature. Starting from real life, the basic concepts and functions of literature are explained, so that students can realize that literature is in our lives. Tasting Reading - Feeling Literature. It introduces the basic knowledge of poetry, prose, novels, and dramas, and selects a large number of literary classics and currently popular literary works to analyze and comment on, guiding students to deeply experience the charm of literature. Sublimation Chapter - Poetic Life. Combining the allusions or works of famous people from ancient and modern times, both at home and abroad, to further emphasize the value of literature and highlight the importance of literature in improving humanistic qualities, realizing personal values ​​and promoting harmonious development of society. Most of the chapters in this book use literary allusions to introduce the main topic, which is helpful to stimulate students' interest in reading. Introductory chapter: combine literary knowledge with real life, introduce basic knowledge of literature, eliminate students' sense of distance from literature, and guide students into literature. Reading chapter: appreciating and reading literary works to inspire students to think and understand the theme and artistic value of the works; in order to facilitate students to consolidate their knowledge of ancient Chinese and reduce reading difficulties, this book also provides detailed annotations of ancient Chinese works. Sublimation chapter: Connect with reality on the basis of appreciating works, and guide students to think about the importance of literature for personal development and social progress in real society, so as to realize the educational function of literature.

Guided by the philosophy of historical materialism, this book mainly adopts the research methods of history, sociology, and culture. With vivid and rich examples and precise and clear analysis, this book concisely outlines the basic types of ancient Chinese literati groups, their composition and cultural functions, and focuses on examining the relationship between various types of literati groups and literary styles. Literary groups in ancient China included several types: academic factions, literary acolytes, literati cliques, literati societies and literary schools. In ancient Chinese society, various types of literati groups took literary activities as their main activity. Literary groups and literary styles were closely connected through the intermediary of group psychology and group consciousness. The group consciousness and group psychology possessed by literati groups often initiated or affected the literary style of an era, and caused the herd phenomenon of group literature, which had a huge impact on the changes in literature.

The road is found by people. The road is at your feet. There are many kinds of roads in the world. There are railways, highways, mountain roads and other roads. These roads are like the blood from childhood, pervading every intention in the world.

Mr. Yu Qiuyu majored in aesthetics in his early years and served as the chairman of the doctoral defense committee in aesthetics at Fudan University. His aesthetic thinking connects China and the West, spanning ancient and modern times, forming an original and complete system of cultural aesthetics. In this aesthetic system, there is not only a bird's-eye view of the development of art, but also the aesthetic appreciation of specific writers' works; not only the careful appreciation of literature, calligraphy, Kunqu Opera, Pu'er tea, and natural and humanistic landscapes, but also the macroscopic grasp of the essence and characteristics of beauty; not only the meticulous examination of artistic creation, but also the ultimate concern for aesthetic ethics, ecological beautification, and personality aesthetics. These thinking results are expressed in perceptual language full of literary grace, sweeping away the gray and dull atmosphere of general theory. Everywhere is green mountains and green waters, full of vitality, which is of great significance for art appreciation and creation, beautification of life and personality.

This book opens a window for readers to observe and understand ancient Greek and even European culture. It has experienced rich changes of the times and historical events, and has become the basic material for almost all literary and artistic activities in Greece and even Europe. It moved from legends to songs, from songs to stories, from stories to dramas, and finally to epic poems that were popular throughout Greece, and also took root in Roman culture.

This book consists of three parts: Yashe essays, Qiushi essays and Shiqiu essays. Whether discussing matters or analyzing life, the author's writings on both big and small events have a unique flavor, making the reading lively, interesting, concise and smooth. There is a sharp depth and strength in it, and I still feel that I have not finished it. In addition to analysis and judgment, Liang Shiqiu's essays also contain a kind of intelligent ridicule. They are not looking at the world with indifference, nor are they cynical and fanatical, but they are observing all things in the world affectionately. He is also self-deprecating and sarcastic, but even with sarcastic words, we can still feel the kindness in his heart and the kind of tolerance that can only be cultivated through experience and knowledge.

"Remembering the Past in the Elegant House" is Mr. Liang Shiqiu's most important work in his later years. It contains memories of his childhood and student days, as well as deep memories of his relatives, friends, teachers and friends. The latter volume, "Memories of Sophora Garden," looks back on every detail of his life with his wife, Ms. Cheng Jishu. His words are gentle and calm, and his emotions are deeply touching.

"Ya She Essay" is a miracle in the history of modern Chinese prose. Liang Shiqiu seems to have jumped out of the directness of the times and real social life, and concentrated on describing human nature. These sketches naturally reveal Liang Shiqiu's feelings of love and hatred, as well as vivid metaphors, but this kind of emotion and imagination are controlled by reason, and the rational factor also adds a philosophical connotation to the article. The author spreads the wings of his imagination based on his own life experience and his love and hate on this topic, thus making this style of writing somewhere between a pure and beautiful work of art and a logically argumentative paper. The book is divided into four parts: "Yashe Sketch", "Yashe Sketch Continuation", "Yashe Sketch Episode Three" and "Yashe Sketch Episode Four". "These four parts taken together are a comprehensive review of Liang Shiqiu's prose, perfectly presenting the appearance of the classic "Ya She Xiao Xiao".

"Talk about Eating in the Elegant House" is a selected collection of Liang Shiqiu's representative prose series "The Elegant House". Liang Shiqiu laughed at himself for being greedy, and wrote countless articles about food throughout his life. These articles contain strong feelings about his hometown and are classic works by famous writers on food. Liang Shiqiu, a master of prose of a generation, left us not only the taste on the tip of the tongue, but also the taste of history, human feelings, hometown and memory.

Mr. Liang Shiqiu's prose is more concise. It is advocated that the article should be deep and far-reaching, but not long. His manuscripts rarely have corrections, but his drafts are quite extraordinary. The completion of an article takes many days of deliberation, and the completion of a sentence requires repeated deliberation. He wrote in vernacular, trying to eliminate the redundancy of vernacular and only seek to express his ideas without completely rejecting classical Chinese. It is concise and harmonious, with the master's wisdom in dealing with the world everywhere. The chapters are humorous, profound and meaningful.

The late Qing poetry collection "Wei Jiang Yin Cao" was recently published by China Famous Publishing House in Hong Kong. This poetry collection was first published in the 17th year of the Republic of China (1928) and was later included in the "Late Qing Four Series". This publication is a reprint with corrections and additions. Its publication was a major event in the poetry and literature circles of the late Qing Dynasty. After a long time of climbing, Zhi Jiu'an was ill and could not hold an elegant gathering for no reason. He was accompanied by a thousand-mile cloud ladder of Liangming Sea, Jingcheng, thousands of miles high on the cliff. The poem was written by the author in the 11th year of Guangxu's reign in the Qing Dynasty (1881). It is the opening poem of the first volume of "Wei Jiang Yin Cao" and is a detailed review of the whole poem.

The book "Collection of Poems of Shuai Nanzheng" is divided into two parts: children's chapter and adult chapter; the beautiful little handsome boy is paired with children's poems, and the adult chapter has sharp and incisive text and rich pictures and texts. Reading Shuai Nanzheng's words can always make people in the world more awake and will no longer embarrass themselves to do unworthy things. Some people say that reading his words has solved many confusions in their hearts; others say that his subversive and unruly style resembles that of Taiwanese writer Li Ao. His poems explain truths, tell reality, and are sublimated through criticism. He has his own style, his own temperament and demeanor. He is a man who dares to stick out his fangs to the world, and he is worth exploring. Those who want to know more about him can read this book or follow his official account, tell your confusion, and he will help you find your inner self.

"The Regiment of Jacques" is a play based on the famous "Regiment of Jacques" peasant uprising in France in the 14th century. The story of the script takes place in Baoaxi. The feudal lord Gilbert da Plemont was so cruel and brutal that the peasants couldn't bear it. Inspired and led by a monk named John, they staged an uprising. They captured Da Plemont's castle, killed the feudal lord, and achieved victory every step of the way. Due to the deception of the feudal rulers and the internal and external attacks of the British rogue army, the uprising failed. Faced with the disaster of failure, the peasant soldiers who lacked consciousness complained that Brother John had led them to a desperate situation and finally killed him. The main purpose of the play is to reveal the people's fighting spirit against the tyranny of feudal lords, to show the inevitability and rationality of the exploited and oppressed people's resistance under feudal violence, and to express obvious sympathy for the people's revolutionary actions.

"Rambles" is Rousseau's posthumous work and the sequel to "Confessions". Rousseau's works advocate self-expression, express feelings, and love nature. These characteristics are more prominent in "Ramble" than in other works. The Rousseau in this work is Rousseau in his most innocent state. This work is the product of his intimate conversation with his own soul, and is an analysis and dissection of his own soul.

This is a collection of Lu Xun's works, with approximately 650,000 words, specially compiled by Mr. Wen Rumin, a professor at Peking University and chief editor of Chinese textbooks compiled by the Ministry of Education, for college and middle school students and primary and secondary school Chinese teachers. The editing and selection criteria are more literary and readable. There is a brief general introduction at the front of the book, explaining the intention of the selection, the consensus evaluation of Lu Xun, etc. Each selected article is designed with a "title" to explain the writing background, the content and artistic features of the work that need to be paid attention to when reading, etc. It also explains the reading difficulties, similar to "reading tips", and plays a role in guiding and appreciating the text. Professor Wen Rumin is a well-known expert on Lu Xun, and has been devoted to the research of Chinese education in primary and secondary schools for many years. These introductions, tips, and appreciation texts will become the major features and important advantages of this selection from other selections.

This book is a collection of information about Chinese surnames. The ancient Chinese separated the surname and the surname. The surname was used to "distinguish the marriage", and the surname was used to "distinguish the family". The author uses a lot of research to sort out the common Chinese surnames from their origins, so that the family culture, geographical culture and historical significance carried by the surnames can be presented one by one. The book contains nearly a hundred surnames, clarifies historical changes one by one, and also pays attention to historical celebrities with each surname in various walks of life. As a book on cultural research on surnames, this book has certain documentary value and innovative significance.

This book contains six drama works created by Zhu Yi in recent years. It includes two long dramas, "I Am the Moon" and "Tromac", and four short dramas including "A Young and Healthy Giraffe at the Copenhagen Zoo was Euthanized" and "Car Accident". "I Am the Moon" is a work she created while she was a graduate student. It has toured many times at home and abroad in the past ten years. It has been well received by readers and has been a box office hit every time. Zhu Yi believes in the richness of the world and the complexity of people. She is good at capturing the tiny cracks in life, exploring those feelings that are difficult to classify, and discovering the real drama in daily life.

This book is a selection of Chekhov's drama works, including "Ivanov", "The Seagull", "Uncle Vanya", "Three Sisters" and "The Cherry Orchard". Chekhov is both a master of short stories and a master of dramatic art. Script creation is an important part of Chekhov's literary creation. His creations revolutionized Russian dramatic art and had a great influence on 20th century drama. The works selected in this book are all Chekhov's drama masterpieces, reflecting the author's different styles of drama creation.

This book takes as its protagonists ten junior clerks in a government office in a small town in southwest China who are frustrated in their official careers and extremely bored. Through the unique narrative method of ten people taking turns telling stories in a "dragon gate formation", they talk about the various adventures they have experienced at night, recreating the various social situations in the 1930s. The sensational strange people and strange things in the officialdom, the strange rumors about the world... Leave those who hear it dumbfounded. The images are vivid and flexible, the plot is ups and downs, and the language is popular and humorous. In the author's pungent black humor, the world in eastern Sichuan during the Republic of China can be seen at a glance.

This book is the author's true review of a century of life inspired by Ba Jin's "telling the truth". The unique town of Chongqing, the simple childhood, the ideological changes of patriotic youth under the torrent of the times, the unremitting struggle of the older generation of revolutionaries, the dangers and difficulties of working behind enemy lines, the initial construction of New China, the vicissitudes of the "Cultural Revolution Ten Years"... The magnificent century-old years and colorful life events are all slowly unfolded in the writings of this old man.

"Dickens' Speeches" contains seventy-four speeches given by Dickens on various occasions. Dickens was not only a great writer but also a great speaker. Through Dickens's speech, we can deepen our understanding of Dickens's works, and also deepen our understanding of the literary situation in the Victorian era, especially the situation of novels, and further enhance our understanding of Dickens's literary outlook. It can be said that the academic value of Dickens's speeches goes far beyond the scope of literature.

"The Wanderer's Night Songs: Selected Poems of Goethe" is a collection of Goethe's poems. It selects more than 200 representative works of Goethe from various periods, including selections from "The Studying Years of Wilhelm Meister" and "Faust". It also includes professional translations by translators such as Feng Zhi, Lu Yuan, Gao Gaofu and Fan Xiuzhang, which reflects the different styles of Goethe's poetry creation in different periods.

"Pillow" is a collection of essays by Japanese female writer Seishonagon during the Heian period. It was completed in the early 11th century. The author Seishonagon was a famous talented woman during the Heian period. This book mainly records the author's observations and random thoughts on daily life when he lived in the palace. The text is fresh and bright, the forms are varied, and the life scenes are warm and interesting. His writing style had a huge impact on the subsequent development of Japanese prose literature. In fact, before the completion of "Pillow", monogatari literature and diary literature had already appeared in Japan. "Pillow" by Seishonagon opened up a new field, and her essays laid the foundation for Japanese prose literature. It is known as Japan's three major essays together with "The Hojo Chronicles" by Kamo Nagaaki and "Uranso" by Kaneyoshi Yoshida that appeared later. This book is a collection of essays from Japan's fresh period. The work begins with "Spring is the best time at dawn" and is well-proportioned, with a total of more than 300 paragraphs. The full text is roughly divided into three configurations of paragraphs: one is a cluster configuration paragraph, the second is a short article configuration paragraph, and the third is a log recall configuration paragraph.

"China in the Eyes of Tagore" is a collection of speeches and talks given by the Indian poet Rabindranath Tagore in Beijing, Shanghai and other places when he came to China in 1924. The topics of the speeches include the career of the poet, the ideal of freedom, the value of spiritual civilization, the friendship between China and India, the unity and development of Asia, the concept of education, etc. Some of the articles were translated by Xu Zhimo, who was the accompanying translator at the time. The language of this book is approachable and rich in philosophy, reflecting Tagore's deep friendship for China and his pursuit of love, beauty, peace and freedom.

"Cai Gen Tan" is a handed down classic that discusses self-cultivation, cultivation of character, conduct as a person, and conduct in the world. The whole book is written in the form of quotations, which assembles the Confucian doctrine of the mean, the Buddhist thought of transcendence, and the Taoist thought of inaction. It can be said that it integrates Confucianism, Buddhism, and Taoism into one, and it is a rare and rare treasure. The author's unique insights into human nature, life and interpersonal relationships have become a guide for future generations to deal with. For the convenience of readers, this book has carefully processed the original work, with annotations and translations, so that readers can read it without obstacles.

Er Qiao's sister asked Er Qiao for help, asking him to teach his little nephew Tang poetry. Er Qiao was in trouble. He had graduated many years ago and had long since forgotten all the Tang poems that he had relied on rote memorization. How could he possibly teach his nephew to learn Tang poems well? At this moment, he thought of "Tang Niu who traveled from the Tang Dynasty"... So Tang Niu took Er Qiao "back" to the Tang Dynasty and started the "Journey of Tang Poetry". They communicated face-to-face with poets of the Tang Dynasty, and not only learned about the historical background and social environment of those poets who wrote poems, but also what they thought and felt when they wrote poems... They were impressed by Li Bai's talent, saddened by Du Fu's experience, infected by Meng Haoran's detached attitude, and also fell into thinking because of Bai Juyi's tangled life choices... Through face-to-face communication with Tang Dynasty poets, we can thoroughly understand Tang poetry through the resonance of sorrow and joy with Tang Dynasty poets. In the end, Tang Niu and Er Qiao successfully completed the "Tang Poetry Journey", and Er Qiao was able to successfully teach his nephew to learn Tang poetry.