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Ci arose in the Tang Dynasty. After the development of the Five Dynasties, it reached its peak in the Song Dynasty. It is a kind of Yuefu poetry that can be sung with music. It mainly comes from Yuefu and folk literature, but it is inseparable from the prosperity of music in the Tang Dynasty. In the Tang Dynasty, music from the Western Regions with pipa as the main instrument had been introduced in large quantities, and folk songs were also very developed. Therefore, the "Old Book of Tang Music" says: "Since the Kaiyuan Dynasty, singers have used songs from Hu Yili Lane." This combination of Western music and folk songs created countless beautiful new music, which was very popular from the court to the people. The emergence and creation of lyrics were mainly to coordinate with this emerging music, so the lyrics were called "qu" or "melody lyrics" at that time. Due to the extremely close relationship between words and music, strict rhythm and various formal characteristics have emerged. Each word has its own fixed form: "The tune has a certain tenth day, the tenth day has a certain character, and the character has a certain tone." In order to adapt to the rhythm of the music, most of the sentences are of different lengths, and the rhymes are also different. To match the tone of the music. To enhance the musicality of the music, the characters used in the lyrics are not only divided into equal and oblique tones, but some are also divided into four tones. Since words must be constrained by the rhythm of music, the ancients called song writing "word writing according to sound" or "word writing according to music score".

Qin Guan was the most praised by Dongpo among the "Four Scholars of Sumen". He wrote poems and articles, focusing on emotions. Whether it is poetry, lyrics or writing, everything is forged with true feelings, and there is absolutely no falsehood or nonsense. In particular, his lyrics are delicate, graceful, and nuanced, and are the most touching. In addition to commenting on his representative works, this book also specially selects some poems, essays, and poems. The purpose is to give Qin Guan a complete look as a sentimental literati who was good at all styles and developed in an all-round way.

One is a reclusive poet with a graceful and graceful appearance, and the other is a landscape poet with arrogance and refined talents. In the world of Chinese poetry, both Tao Yuanming and Xie Lingyun are landmark figures. Bao Zhao's poems that followed him were elegant in style, and both he and Xie Xie's poems had the reputation of being the best in the new police. His poems, poems and parallel prose were also top-notch in the Six Dynasties. The masterpieces of three talented people are combined into one volume, which is endlessly wonderful to browse and taste.

The Song Dynasty was the most prosperous period of Ci, and the poets were as brilliant as stars. As a representative of female poets, Li Qingzhao is unique in the world of poetry. He is called "Yi An Ti" by later generations and is an outstanding representative of the graceful school. His poems are bounded by Nandu, and his early works mostly describe the leisurely boudoir life, showing the unique passion and sensitivity of female poets. Later lyrics are full of sad emotions of "things have changed and people have changed", expressing the attachment to the motherland and the story. Li Qingzhao is good at extracting vivid and clear words and phrases from daily spoken language, which are fresh and meaningful, forming a coherent state. This book collects Li Qingzhao's lyrics and later generations' comments, and also adds simple annotations and Mr. Xu Peijun's chronology, which provides readers with more convenience in appreciating Li Qingzhao's lyrics.

There have been countless poets with outstanding reputations in the history of Chinese literature, and Li He in the Tang Dynasty, as a combination of a poetic genius and a morbid deformity, can be said to be one of the most special figures in this starry group. Li He was a young man who had nothing to do. His life was extremely simple. He had an eccentric personality and emotions were stronger than reason. He indulged in subjective fantasies. He died young and out of spite at the age of 27. He had no special knowledge or achievements. However, the lack of rational temperament made him become a poet with particularly strong emotional meaning. Li He regards poetry as the basis of all life, and only poetry can show the value of life. He worked hard throughout his life to build the gorgeous palace of the poetic country, and supported his brilliant artistic creativity with his fragile body and mind. He devoted all his energy to dedicating countless dazzling works to future generations.

Er Yan refers to the two great poets of the Song Dynasty, Yan Shu and his son Yan Jidao. The title of Yan Shu's collection of poems is "Zhuyu Ci", and the title of Yan Xiandao's collection of poems is "Xiaoshan Ci", collectively known as "Er Yan Ci". The poetry of these two people was not only famous in the Song Dynasty, but also occupied a very important position in the entire history of poetry. Yan Shu was even regarded as the ancestor of the Yisheng family in the Northern Song Dynasty by later commentators, and Yan Jidao's achievements were even greater than those of his father. Commentators think that his energy is particularly superior, and his eloquence is unique for a while.

"Three Hundred Poems of the Song Dynasty" is based on the selected words from "Three Hundred Poems of the Song Dynasty" compiled by Zhu Zumou, a great poet in the late Qing Dynasty, and is annotated and read. The more difficult-to-understand characters and words are phoneticized and annotated, and each word is accompanied by a translation, so that readers can easily and happily read these popular works that have been passed down from generation to generation, thereby feeling the vastness of Chinese culture and appreciating the depth and breadth of Chinese culture.

Among the poets of the Song Dynasty, Liu Yong is the most famous. He was a figure representing the new trend of thought who emerged in the historical background of the peaceful and prosperous era of economic prosperity and cultural upsurge in the early Northern Song Dynasty, when the citizen class was rising, and when the new style of music, literature and lyrics was maturing. The collection of lyrics he left behind, "Collection of Movements", contains more than 190 lyrics. He does not have a place in "The Scholars" and "The Legend of Wenyuan" in "History of the Song Dynasty". However, there are many records of this poet's legendary stories and literary good stories in unofficial histories. From the perspective of life path, cultural choice and social positioning, Liu Yong is a rebellious scholar who deviates from the traditional cultural spirit and feudal ethical norms, and is an enviable romantic talent among the people. Liu Yong occupies a pioneering and important position in the history of Song Ci poetry. This book selects 68 of Liu Yong's most representative poems, which are divided into poems about hometown, poems about Beijing, poems about traveling, and poems about official travels. The author comments on each poem, and the discussion is wonderful. Readers can get a glimpse of the essence and full picture of Liu Yong's Ci.

The Book of Songs and The Songs of Chu respectively opened up the two major sources of realism and romanticism in Chinese literature. The Book of Songs is generally an ancient ballad from the Yellow River Basin, and the Songs of Chu can almost be regarded as the swan song of the literati from the Yangtze River Basin. The former is sober realism, the latter is active romanticism.

This book is arranged chronologically and divides Wang Anshi's life into six parts: "before and after he became an official", "transferred to a prefecture and county", "became an official in Beijing", "taught in mourning", "reformed in power", and "retired to Zhongshan". At the beginning of each part, Wang Anshi's deeds, ideological characteristics, creative style, etc. During this period are introduced in detail to give readers an overall understanding. Then some of the most representative works are selected, each piece is annotated in detail, and comments are made. The comments include not only the creative background, allusions, and morals, but also some basic literary techniques, so that readers can understand the artistry and ideological nature of the works.

This book adopts the method of category division to select about 100 of Su Shi's most representative works of poems, words and articles. It is divided into eight parts: Hongzhao in Snow and Mud, Reform Trend, Wutai Poetry Case, Huangzhou Years, Scenery of Yutang, Drunken Rain in West Lake, Exile to the End of the World, and Talking and Laughing, and then categorizes, summarizes and annotates them. The selection of chapters is reasonable and moderate, the annotations are accurate and detailed, and the commentary is beautiful and fluent. The author introduces Su Shi as a person, his poems, his lyrics and his articles, and comments on each chapter with wonderful discussion. The analysis and comments are comprehensive, comprehensive and prudent, and easy to read and understand, so as to facilitate readers to feel the context of Su Shi's emotional and intellectual activities and adapt to the appreciation and reading habits of readers in the new era.

Gao Shi and Cen Shen are representative writers of frontier fortress poetry in the Tang Dynasty. This book selects the representative works of Gao Shi and Cen Shen, combines their life experiences, uses history to describe poetry, analyzes poetic practices, comments on artistic characteristics, and highlights their similarities but differences in creative styles.

Du Mu, a poet of the late Tang Dynasty, whose poems fully demonstrated his heroic and tender personality earned him the reputation of "Xiao Du". This book collects more than a hundred of Du Mu's famous works from various periods, arranged chronologically, with accurate annotations and comments that integrate public opinion.

Xin Qiji has more than 600 poems in existence. Jiaxuan's poems are powerful and heroic. Xiang Xiang and Su Dongpo's Dongpo Yuefu Su and Xin are called together, and they are the representatives and pinnacles of the heroic style of poetry. This book contains all the works of Xin Qiji and the wonderful comments of later generations, and also includes simple annotations, which provides great convenience for readers to appreciate and study Xin Qiji's works.

Li Yu, the sixth son of the Southern Tang Dynasty. He ascended the throne in Jinling in the second year of Jianlong of the Song Dynasty (961). He reigned for fifteen years and was known as Empress Li in the world. The style of Li Yu's early poetry is gorgeous and soft, and it is hard to escape the "Flower Room" style. After his country was destroyed and he was captured, during his life of house arrest where he "washed his face with tears day and night", he wept his blood with one swan song after another, making the king of the country the "King of the South" in the world of poetry through the ages (Qing Shenxiong's "Ancient and Modern Ci Hua" said). The desolate, tragic and far-reaching artistic conception of his later Ci poems laid the foundation for the "bold and unrestrained" schools of Su and Xin in the future, and he became a master in the history of Ci. Wang Guowei's "Human Ci Hua" says: "When Ci came to Master Li, his vision began to expand and his emotions became deeper." This book contains all Li Yu's Ci works and comments from later generations. At the back of the book is a collection of poems by two other poets of the Southern Tang Dynasty, Li Jing and Feng Yansi.

Ancient my country is known for the development of poetry. There were numerous poets and excellent works, including the Tang Dynasty, which showed a prosperous situation of hundreds of flowers blooming and competing for beauty. The emergence of Li Bai not only pushed the creation of ancient Chinese five-seven-character poems to a peak, but also had a profound impact on future generations. Famous poets such as Han Yu, Li He, and Du Mu in the Tang Dynasty, Ouyang Xiu, Su Shi, and Lu You in the Song Dynasty, Gao Qi in the Ming Dynasty, and Huang Jingren and Gong Zizhen in the Qing Dynasty all learned from Li Bai to varying degrees and further developed the romantic tradition of classical poetry. This book is carefully selected by our editor-in-chief Zhao, Li Bai's representative works, and is organized into six issues in chronological order. There is an overview before each issue, and detailed annotations and sophisticated comments after each work.

"Selected Prose by Eight Masters of Tang and Song Dynasties" contains a total of 78 essays by eight masters of Tang and Song Dynasty. Each article has annotations and translations, with precise interpretations of difficult words and sentences, and simple comments to reveal the essence of the article in one sentence, allowing readers to quickly appreciate the charm of classic prose from the Tang and Song Dynasties.

"Three Hundred Tang Poems: Readings" selects the classic anthology of Tang Dynasty poetry, "Three Hundred Tang Poems", and adds word selections, phonetic notations and translations to help readers read. There is also "Taste Reading", which provides concise explanations and comments on the poems, summarizing and highlighting the thoughts and artistry of the poems.

This book is one of the "Word Series". Wang Guowei was a famous scholar in modern China. He is an outstanding historian, paleographer, and an outstanding literary theorist. His "Human Words" is the most influential work on literary criticism in modern times, and he strives to implement his aesthetic theory in his creative practice. There are only 115 Wang Guowei's poems in existence, most of which are Xiaoling poems. His poems are "probably deeper in meaning than Ou (Yang Xiu), but inferior to Qin (Guan) in terms of context". They are true to form and have a lot of "created context". Also attached is an introduction by Professor Chen Yongzheng of Sun Yat-sen University.

This book is a large-scale anthology of quatrains from the Tang Dynasty, containing more than a thousand quatrains. It is full of characteristics in terms of annotations, collection reviews and reviews. The annotations are concise and comprehensive; the comments on Tang Dynasty quatrains in the notes on poetry after the Tang Dynasty are collected in a comprehensive way, and the subtle nuances are explained; the author's comments and introductions are discussed.

Chinese traditional culture is extensive and profound, and ancient poetry is a bright pearl in the garden of traditional culture. As early as more than two thousand years ago, our ancestors had begun to use poetry to record their lives and express their thoughts and feelings. Especially in the Tang Dynasty, the development of poetry reached its peak. "70 Ancient Poems Must Memorize for Primary School Students" collects various themes, such as seclusion before becoming an official, working as an official, taking exams or failing, etc., As well as favors and promotions after becoming an official, and even worries about the country and the people, or even individuals resigning and returning to their fields. They are all common themes. They are clear and easy to understand. Reading them can benefit from cultivating your temperament. It can also cultivate and inspire people's hearts. The book provides detailed explanations of the uncommon words and allusions in each poem, and uses smooth and beautiful prose language to translate the entire poem, with a large number of illustrations. It strives to properly popularize the ancient poems and emphasizes the natural connection between poetry and painting, so that readers can better understand the artistic conception conveyed by the poems themselves while reading the poems.

Reciting the classics cultivates one's sentiments, and the recorded lyrics are praised by thousands of people. "Song lyrics" is another literary genre after Tang poetry. It has the characteristics of both literature and music. Song Ci is a dazzling diamond in the crown of ancient Chinese literature. In the Langyuan of ancient literature, it is a fragrant and gorgeous garden. With its colorful and colorful works, she competes with Tang poems for wonder and Yuan opera for beauty. She has always been considered as one of the best in Tang poems, and both represent the triumph of literature of a generation. He drew nourishment from the "Book of Songs", "Chu Ci" and "Poetry of the Han, Wei and Six Dynasties", which also provided organic ingredients for the later drama novels of the Ming and Qing Dynasties. To this day, she is still cultivating people's sentiments and bringing us high artistic enjoyment.

The author of this book, Nalan Xingde, uses words to describe the story of his life. Each of the short words seems to come at his fingertips, but it can cause huge waves in the readers' hearts. Each short poem in the book is equipped with annotations and word translations, and is interspersed with elegant colorful Chinese paintings, allowing readers to enjoy the visual beauty brought by Chinese paintings while appreciating the words.

"Renjian Cihua" is a work of literary criticism written by Wang Guowei, a master of modern Chinese studies. Its appreciation and commentary on Chinese classical poetry, aesthetics and other aspects are incisive and unique, and full of witty remarks. It is considered to be the most influential literary and aesthetic work in the late Qing Dynasty. This book carefully collects the rare manuscripts of Wang Guowei's "Human Words" that exist in the world, and completely presents the 64 original "Human Words" and the 49 deleted manuscripts that Wang Guowei personally deleted. It combines original text comparison, modern translation appreciation, and problem solving, and is supplemented by more than a hundred exquisite Chinese poems and paintings handed down from ancient times. It uses pictures to explain the text, which is beautiful and true, and provides readers with a cultural visual feast of Chinese classical poetry.

"Nalan Ci" is a collection of poems written by Nalan Xingde, a famous poet in the Qing Dynasty. The themes involve love, family, friendship, miscellaneous feelings, etc., And the scenery of Jiangnan beyond the Great Wall, ancient and modern, is collected in it. The style of his poems is elegant, graceful, graceful and charming, which is quite similar to that of the later masters of the Southern Tang Dynasty. It has a very special status and influence in the history of Chinese literature. This book carefully collects the ancient manuscripts of Nalan Xingde's "Nalan Ci", combines the original text, word translation, commentary and appreciation, annotations and doubts, supplemented by more than 160 exquisite Chinese poems and paintings handed down from ancient times, and illustrates the text with pictures, which is beautiful and true. It offers readers the beauty and charm of Chinese classical poetry penned by the talents of the previous generation.

"Poetry Talk" and "Ci Talk" are forms of literary criticism in ancient my country, which mainly focus on commenting and appreciating poetry. They are short in length and self-contained, with many original ideas in a few words. "Words in the World" is the representative work of the master of Chinese studies Wang Guowei. It integrates Chinese and Western aesthetic perspectives and provides a new interpretation of the traditional literary form of "ci". The "realm theory" proposed has been widely adopted by later researchers, pioneering the study of modern aesthetic theory. This book carefully collects 64 finalized articles and 49 unpublished and deleted articles of "Human Words" written by Wang Guowei. It interprets each article in the form of modern beautiful articles and annotates the background knowledge required. It also includes more than 120 related famous poems from past dynasties. At the end of the article, three literary essays by Wang Guowei are attached to provide readers with a reference for in-depth understanding of Wang Guowei's academic thoughts.

Gong Zizhen is known as the champion of Chinese classical poetry. On the eve of the collapse of the Qing Dynasty building, he had already felt the atmosphere of the storm that was about to fill the building. Everyone was drunk, but I was awake. The poem was full of melancholy, sorrow and compassion. Reading it was like witnessing the social scene of that year. Its unique, colorful, insightful and extraordinary insights are particularly appreciated by the world. By interpreting and commenting on his poems and articles, this book shows the poet's ideological process, spiritual trajectory and rich background of the times, and projects Gong Zizhen's unique ideological charm and personality charm. The article contains anecdotes about poets and appreciation of poems, which can explain the profound things in a simple way and enlighten people's minds.

This is a classic poetry reading book that is full of useful information, interesting and interesting, but also contains rational thinking and historical depth. Following the historical trajectory of the pre-Qin, Wei, Jin, Tang, Song, Ming and Qing dynasties, the author leads us to meet great poets such as Qu Yuan, the Seven Sages of the Bamboo Grove, Li Bai, Du Fu, Bai Juyi, Ouyang Xiu, Su Shi, Lu You, Yuan Mei and others. Every poet is a legend, and every poem has its story. The author integrates the poet's life and classic poems into the article, allowing us to understand the legend, review the classics, and appreciate the eternal vitality of these brilliant names. Every poet has warmth, and every poem has warmth. I hope they can warm your heart at some point. Let us open it to find the memory of the beautiful and majestic poetry belonging to the Chinese people, and appreciate the most splendid scenery in the history of Chinese literature.

"Song Poems" is the representative work of Mr. Hu Yunyi, a master of modern classical literature research. It is a collection of Song poetry appreciation that combines the advantages of previous Song poetry anthologies. The content of this book is based on the works of bold poets such as Su Shi and Xin Qiji, taking into account different styles and schools, and achieving the unity of ideology and artistry. Readers can get a glimpse of the rich and colorful picture of Song Ci. At the same time, the author provides detailed annotations and insightful analysis of the selected lyrics, making this book an authoritative yet popular classic anthology. This book has been reprinted many times since it was first published in 1962. It has been widely praised by the academic circle of Song Ci. It has become very popular among teachers and students of university Chinese departments and classical literature lovers. It has been popular for more than half a century and is still an excellent reference and study choice for today's Song Ci lovers.

This book tells the stories of 13 poets in the Song Dynasty and introduces their classic words and phrases, including Su Shi, the heartthrob of Tianhuixing, Xin Qiji, the Jade-faced Hero of Tianxiong Star, Yan Shu, the little prodigy of Tianhouxing, and Qin Guan, the king of Tianshangxing.

In the sky, Mercury has a mountain named after her, which is the honor of poets all over the world. On the earth, this talented poet spent her romantic and ups and downs life. Her life is a mixture of joy and sorrow. She gained everything in the first half of her life and lost everything in the second half of her life. She was born into a well-known scholarly family, and she showed amazing literary talent when she was young. She picked up "Like a Dream" at her fingertips, "fighting for the crossing, startling a beach of gulls and herons", which made many famous people praise her wildly. The three words "Li Qingzhao" have since become synonymous with talented women in the world. At the age of eighteen, she married the young talent Zhao Mingcheng. This perfectly matched couple lived in harmony and lived a poetic life of indulgence in poetry and painting. However, with the sudden invasion of Jin soldiers and the Song family's journey south, Li Qingzhao and his wife also fell into a life of escape. They could not help themselves in troubled times and Mingcheng died on the way. From then on, her life was in trouble, displaced, experienced ups and downs, and wandered for half her life. "Do you know whether you should be green, fat, red, and thin?" Writing poems and lyrics became her only soul comfort. Her poems are full of sweetness, true feelings, beauty, and sadness; they have the power to travel through time and are proof of immortality. This book is based on the engraved version of Shu Yu Ci written by Wang Pengyun Siyinzhai in the 18th year of the reign of Emperor Guangxu of the Qing Dynasty. It is revised and revised with reference to the Yuefu Ya Ci and the unengraved version of Shu Yu Ci by Jiguge.

A festival is like a person, it has a story and a few poems. This book is an appreciation book of classical poetry with a clear theme and bright style. Taking traditional Chinese festivals as the basis and classic poems from past dynasties as the weft, it talks about the vicissitudes of human affairs in ancient and modern times. The work inherits the author's previous clear and elegant style, and will lead readers to follow the gentle and graceful trajectory of classical poetry into the garden of traditional Chinese culture, and experience the smell of fireworks and the prosperous beauty of traditional Chinese festivals.

There is a Peach Blossom Spring in everyone's heart, which turns all the encounters in life into happy encounters. For thousands of years, the poet Tao Yuanming and the Peach Blossom Spring he wrote have been highly respected and yearned for by the world. Li Bai, Du Fu, Wang Wei, Meng Haoran, Bai Juyi, Su Dongpo, Ouyang Xiu, and Zhu Xi are all his loyal readers. The "Collected Works of Tao Yuanming" is his masterpiece, and is recited by every household and has been passed down to this day. Tao Yuanming's great wisdom of cultivating one's moral character and settling down in life is cleverly and naturally integrated into each of his poems. Reading it makes people feel refreshed and forget their worries, feel calm and relaxed, and their anxiety disappears. When you open this book and feel depressed, you will be instantly healed!

Ming poetry connects the past and the future. Not only is the number of poetry creations extremely rich, but it also reaches a high artistic level. A large number of outstanding poets have emerged, such as Liu Ji, Gao Qi, Yu Qian, Tang Yin, Yang Shen, Xu Wei, Tang Xianzu, Yuan Hongdao, Chen Zilong and so on. "Three Hundred Ming Poems" annotated by Wang Liyan selects more than 300 outstanding poems from the Ming Dynasty. Each poem has a title and explanation, and provides detailed annotations on the classics, historical figures, ancient culture and other relevant words involved in the poem.

This book is part of a series of "Youth Learning Chinese Studies". The book selects the most representative and classic poems in Tang poetry, and combines multiple information such as the background of the times and the life of the author. It uses poems to describe people, people to tell history, and history to appreciate poems. It uses fresh writing styles to travel in the fields of Tang poetry, picking up the essence of the Tang Dynasty, and reaching everyone's dream of Tang poetry. At the same time, a review and summary of Chinese poetry from past dynasties, the lives of authors in the Tang Dynasty, and the changes in classical culture will not only bring aesthetic enjoyment to young readers, but also expand their knowledge of ancient poetry and improve their cultivation of ancient poetry. It will enable readers to gain a sense of the life style of the Tang Dynasty people through reading and appreciating Tang poetry, reproduce the inner world and aesthetic taste of the Tang Dynasty poets, and understand the life philosophy and life wisdom of the ancients.

This book is a collection of poems by Yan Jidao, a poet of the Northern Song Dynasty. This book contains 255 poems by Yan Jidao. It is based on "Xiaoshan Ci" collected in the third supplement of "Xiangcun Series" by Zhu Zumou in 1922 at the Yenching Library of Harvard University. It also uses classics such as "Xiaoshan Ci" and "Notes on Eryan's Ci" by Shanghai Ancient Books Publishing House and "Complete Song Ci" by Zhonghua Book Company as reference.

Only by understanding the emotions of the characters can you truly understand the work. This book carefully selects 44 poems, 25 lyrics, and 24 essays by Qin Shaoyou, and is divided into three parts: poems, lyrics, and essays. The introduction of each volume briefly outlines the ideological content and artistic characteristics of Qin Shaoyou's poems, lyrics, and articles, and each work is accompanied by annotations and reading tips. The book is full of pictures, texts, annotations and appreciation, and focuses on restoring the emotions of the characters in the context of the times. It is hoped that this book will build a bridge between Qin Shaoyou and readers, allowing more readers to get close to Qin Shaoyou, understand his life story, ideological tendencies and artistic characteristics, feel his rich emotional world and personality charm, and then feel the profound cultural heritage of the ancient city of Gaoyou and the breadth and depth of Chinese traditional culture, and inspire a sense of pride and responsibility to love hometown, love the motherland, build hometown and build the motherland.

This book is a popular recital book. It is a script of the author's recitation and recitation lecture plans or lecture scripts and related display activities made over the past ten years. It can be used as a reference for front-line teachers to carry out similar activities, and can also be used as a reference for fans of chanting and ancient poetry.

Nineteen ancient poems were first included in "Selected Works" compiled by Xiao Tong, Prince Zhaoming of Liang Dynasty. They are a set of five-character poems. The author is unknown, and the date is also unknown. Scholars speculate that it was created around the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty. These nineteen ancient poems are simple, natural, plain and simple. They can be said to be the oldest five-character poems and have a lofty status in the history of Chinese literature. Nineteen ancient poems can be passed down through the ages and are highly praised by future generations. The reason is that they can express the feelings shared by everyone. The separation between lovers, the frustration of scholars, the emotion of the impermanence of life and the passage of time, everyone has this emotion, and everyone has poetry in their heart. However, most people have feelings but cannot express them, or they can express them endlessly. Nineteen ancient poems express these emotions to the extreme. In 1941, Zhu Ziqing set up a poetry reading column in "Chinese Monthly". He chose "Nineteen Ancient Poems" as the object. He combined the annotation and textual research of poetry allusions with appreciation and criticism, integrating academic and popular aspects, and formed his own unique poetry appreciation style. Although only nine articles were serialized and nine poems were analyzed, it has still become a classic text in the history of research on nineteen ancient poems. The appreciation part of this book uses Zhu Ziqing's interpretation and explanation, and the other ten poems are accompanied by the original text and Li Shan's annotations in "Selected Works".

The most beautiful collection of Chinese and English bilingual poems and paintings: Chinese and English bilingual Tang and Song Dynasty poems + the most beautiful appreciation of best-selling authors + phonetic notation of key difficult words + beautiful ancient style illustrations. English Translation of Ancient Poems: The first person in the field of translation in China and a candidate for the Nobel Prize in Literature, Professor Xu Yuanchong personally translated, closely connecting poetry with language and culture. Poetry appreciation: resolve the difficulties of words and sentences, analyze allusions in detail, and use romantic and beautiful language to lead readers into the country of poetry. In-depth interpretation: historical background, historical allusions, modern value... Each poem has its own unique meaning, which is worth savoring and reading. Biographies of poets: The legendary life experiences of poets. Reading poetry also reads people. It not only allows readers to easily understand poems, but also allows readers to understand the stories behind the words and the lives of poets. Phonetic notation of difficult words: Pinyin is added to key difficult words in poems to make reading easier and barrier-free for readers. Xu Yuanchong, a 99-year-old professor at Peking University and translator, has been writing for 60 years. "The Reader" and "The First Lesson of School" were the old professors who had "the most beautiful kneel" of Dong Qing. Candidate for the Nobel Prize in Literature. The "Northern Lights" Outstanding Literary Translation Award, one of the highest awards in the international translation community, (the first Asian translator to win this award). The Ministry of Culture awarded him the 2015 "Light of China - Person of the Year for Spreading Chinese Culture". Poetic prose, Lu Su, the author of the best-selling book "Time Handled with Care", provides a stunning appreciation, taking you to taste the prosperous Tang Dynasty in poetry, and see the mountains, rivers, trees, leisurely sun, flowing water, and the human atmosphere. The beautiful ancient English translation shared by Liushen Leile sincerely is a collection of Tang poetry and paintings in English that is beautiful in form, meaning, and sound. It is an intoxicatingly beautiful collection. The beauty of Chinese that even foreigners can understand.

A collection of the most beautiful Tang poetry and paintings in Chinese and English: Chinese and English bilingual Tang poetry + the most beautiful appreciation of best-selling authors + phonetic notation of key difficult words + beautiful ancient style illustrations. The rhythmic fusion of two languages, the life of 59 poets, the style and rhyme of 165 volumes of Tang poetry, and the glory of the Tang Dynasty in 289 years. In the writings of the poets of the prosperous Tang Dynasty and Lu Su, one can listen to the golden war and iron horses, and see the country as picturesque. Tang poetry into English: The first person in the field of translation in China and a candidate for the Nobel Prize in Literature. Professor Xu Yuanchong personally translated, closely connecting poetry with language and culture. Poetry appreciation: resolve the difficulties of words and sentences, analyze allusions in detail, and use romantic and beautiful language to lead readers into the country of poetry. In-depth interpretation: historical background, historical allusions, modern value... Each poem has its own unique meaning, which is worth savoring and reading. Biographies of poets: The legendary life experiences of poets. Reading poetry also reads people. It not only allows readers to easily understand poems, but also allows readers to understand the stories behind the words and the lives of poets. Phonetic notation of difficult words: Pinyin is added to key difficult words in poems to make reading easier and barrier-free for readers. Xu Yuanchong, a 99-year-old professor at Peking University and translator, has been writing for 60 years. "The Reader" and "The First Lesson of School" were the old professors who had "the most beautiful kneel" of Dong Qing. Candidate for the Nobel Prize in Literature. The "Northern Lights" Outstanding Literary Translation Award, one of the highest awards in the international translation community, (the first Asian translator to win this award). The Ministry of Culture awarded him the 2015 "Light of China - Person of the Year for Spreading Chinese Culture". Poetic prose, Lu Su, the author of the best-selling book "Time Handled with Care", provides a stunning appreciation, taking you to taste the prosperous Tang Dynasty in poetry, and see the mountains, rivers, trees, leisurely sun, flowing water, and the human atmosphere. The beautiful ancient English translation shared by Liushen Leile sincerely is a collection of Tang poetry and paintings in English that is beautiful in form, meaning, and sound. It is an intoxicatingly beautiful collection. The beauty of Chinese that even foreigners can understand.

The most beautiful collection of Chinese and English bilingual Song poetry and paintings: Chinese and English bilingual Song poetry + aesthetic appreciation of best-selling authors + phonetic notation of key difficult words + beautiful ancient style illustrations. The rhythmic fusion of two languages, the life of 56 poets, the worldly mist of 143 Song poems, and the leisurely elegance of the Song Dynasty for 320 years. In Wu Maoyang's writings, we can see that Song poetry has become enchanting through wind and rain over thousands of years, and its fragrance has become more fragrant over time. English Translation of Song Ci: The first person in the field of translation in China and a candidate for the Nobel Prize in Literature, Professor Xu Yuanchong personally translated, closely connecting poetry with language and culture. Poetry appreciation: resolve the difficulties of words and sentences, analyze allusions in detail, and use romantic and beautiful language to lead readers into the country of poetry. In-depth interpretation: historical background, historical allusions, modern value... Each poem has its own unique meaning, which is worth savoring and reading. Biographies of poets: the legendary life experiences of poets. Reading poems also reads people. It not only allows readers to easily understand poems, but also allows readers to understand the stories behind the words and the life of the poet. Phonetic notation of difficult words: Pinyin is added to key difficult words in poems to make reading easier and barrier-free for readers. Xu Yuanchong, a 99-year-old professor at Peking University and translator, has been writing for 60 years. "The Reader" and "The First Lesson of School" were the old professors who had "the most beautiful kneel" of Dong Qing. Candidate for the Nobel Prize in Literature. The "Northern Lights" Outstanding Literary Translation Award, one of the highest awards in the international translation community, (the first Asian translator to win this award). The Ministry of Culture awarded him the 2015 "Light of China - Person of the Year for Spreading Chinese Culture". Wu Maoyang, the representative writer of China's most beautiful poetry appreciation, will take you to appreciate the poetic time that has accumulated for thousands of years. Use the English translation of 143que's most beautiful ancient Song poetry to encounter the beautiful ancient English translation of 143 kinds of heart-pounding Liushen Leile. It is a collection of English Song poetry and paintings that are beautiful in form, meaning, and sound, and are intoxicatingly beautiful. The beauty of Chinese that even foreigners can understand.

The most beautiful collection of Chinese and English bilingual poetry and paintings: Chinese and English bilingual poetry + aesthetic appreciation of best-selling authors + phonetic notation of key difficult words + beautiful ancient style illustrations. The sincere temperament and aesthetics of the Chinese people who have been amazed for three thousand years have been written in letters and three hundred poems. In one sentence, they have innocent thoughts. Best-selling author Yan Hong's new work depicts the most beautiful "thinking without evil" in the Book of Songs. English Translation of The Book of Songs: The first person in the field of translation in China and a candidate for the Nobel Prize in Literature, Professor Xu Yuanchong personally translated, closely connecting poetry with language and culture. Poetry appreciation: resolve the difficulties of words and sentences, analyze allusions in detail, and use romantic and beautiful language to lead readers into the country of poetry. In-depth interpretation: historical background, historical allusions, modern value... Each poem has its own unique meaning, which is worth savoring and reading. Notes on key points: There are many difficult words in the Book of Songs. Adding notes on key difficult words not only allows readers to easily understand the poems, but also allows readers to understand the stories behind the poems. Phonetic notation of difficult words: Pinyin is added to key difficult words in poems to make reading easier and barrier-free for readers. Xu Yuanchong, a 99-year-old professor at Peking University and translator, has been writing for 60 years. "The Reader" and "The First Lesson of School" were the old professors who had "the most beautiful kneel" of Dong Qing. Candidate for the Nobel Prize in Literature. The "Northern Lights" Outstanding Literary Translation Award, one of the highest awards in the international translation community, (the first Asian translator to win this award). The Ministry of Culture awarded him the 2015 "Light of China - Person of the Year for Spreading Chinese Culture". "Golden Lily" award-winning writer Yan Hong takes you through the lines of the Book of Songs to feel the ancient romance of mankind. Liushen Leilei sincerely shared the beautiful ancient English translation, beautiful in form, beautiful in meaning, beautiful in sound, an intoxicatingly beautiful collection of English poetry and paintings. The beauty of Chinese that even foreigners can understand.

This book selects 39 classical poems and involves 12 other classical poems. The analysis of each poem starts from the specific language, trying to go deep into the details of the poem or the neglected parts, and comprehensively sort out and interpret the content of the poem. The analysis focuses on the structural techniques of poetry, as well as the use of allusions and other rhetoric in poetry. As for the imagery or artistic conception of poetry, it tries its best to describe the situation in a situational manner. "Appreciate its taste, analyze its principles, and obtain its complete explanation" is the distinctive main line of the teaching of classical poetry in this book, and the emphasis on fine literary feeling is the distinctive feature of this book. This book is positioned as a reading teaching reference book for Chinese teachers in primary and secondary schools.

"Nalan Ci" is a collection of Nalan Xingde's poems. The themes involve love, family affection, friendship, miscellaneous feelings, etc., And the scenery of Jiangnan beyond the Great Wall, ancient and modern times, are all included. The style of his poems is elegant, graceful, graceful and charming, which is quite reminiscent of the late masters of the Southern Tang Dynasty. It has a very special status and influence in the history of Chinese literature. This book carefully collects the ancient manuscripts of Nalan Xingde's "Nalan Ci", combines the original text, word translation, comments and appreciation, annotations and doubts, supplemented by sincere original paintings, and uses pictures to explain the text. It is beautiful and true, and offers readers the beauty and charm of Chinese classical poetry written by a talented man of the previous generation.

In February 2017, the "Chinese Poetry Conference", a large-scale cultural studio quiz competition program created by CCTV, attracted widespread attention from all walks of life. This program with the theme of "appreciating Chinese poetry, searching for cultural genes, and appreciating the beauty of life" not only triggered a viewing frenzy, but also awakened the general public's awareness of poetry. The so-called "Feihua Ling" was originally a kind of drinking order in ancient China that was used to drink alcohol for fun. The word "Feihua" comes from the sentence "Flowers are flying everywhere in the spring city" in the poem "Cold Food" by Han Hong, a poet of the Tang Dynasty. This order was born in the Western Zhou Dynasty and matured in the Sui and Tang Dynasties. Belongs to Yaling. Poems and lyrics are preferred when flying flowers. Songs can also be used, but the sentences chosen generally do not exceed 9 words. Generally speaking, when executing an order, the poem must not only contain the corresponding keyword, but also has strict requirements on where the keyword appears in the poem.

In February 2017, the "Chinese Poetry Conference", a large-scale cultural studio quiz competition program created by CCTV, attracted widespread attention from all walks of life. This program with the theme of "appreciating Chinese poetry, searching for cultural genes, and appreciating the beauty of life" not only triggered a viewing frenzy, but also awakened the general public's awareness of poetry. The so-called "Feihua Ling" was originally a kind of drinking order in ancient China that was used to drink alcohol for fun. The word "Feihua" comes from the sentence "Flowers are flying everywhere in the spring city" in the poem "Cold Food" by Han Hong, a poet of the Tang Dynasty. This order was born in the Western Zhou Dynasty and matured in the Sui and Tang Dynasties. Belongs to Yaling. Poems and lyrics are preferred when flying flowers, and music can also be used, but the sentences chosen generally do not exceed 10 words. Generally speaking, when executing an order, the poem must not only contain the corresponding keyword, but also has strict requirements on where the keyword appears in the poem.

In February 2017, the "Chinese Poetry Conference", a large-scale cultural studio quiz competition program created by CCTV, attracted widespread attention from all walks of life. This program with the theme of "appreciating Chinese poetry, searching for cultural genes, and appreciating the beauty of life" not only triggered a viewing frenzy, but also awakened the general public's awareness of poetry. The so-called "Feihua Ling" was originally a kind of drinking order in ancient China that was used to drink alcohol for fun. The word "Feihua" comes from the sentence "Flowers are flying everywhere in the spring city" in the poem "Cold Food" by Han Hong, a poet of the Tang Dynasty. This order was born in the Western Zhou Dynasty and matured in the Sui and Tang Dynasties. Belongs to Yaling. Poems and lyrics are preferred when flying flowers. Songs can also be used, but the sentences chosen generally do not exceed 7 words. Generally speaking, when executing an order, the poem must not only contain the corresponding keyword, but also has strict requirements on where the keyword appears in the poem.

In February 2017, the "Chinese Poetry Conference", a large-scale cultural studio quiz competition program created by CCTV, attracted widespread attention from all walks of life. This program with the theme of "appreciating Chinese poetry, searching for cultural genes, and appreciating the beauty of life" not only triggered a viewing frenzy, but also awakened the general public's awareness of poetry. The so-called "Feihua Ling" was originally a kind of drinking order in ancient China that was used to drink alcohol for fun. The word "Feihua" comes from the sentence "Flowers are flying everywhere in the spring city" in the poem "Cold Food" by Han Hong, a poet of the Tang Dynasty. This order was born in the Western Zhou Dynasty and matured in the Sui and Tang Dynasties. Belongs to Yaling. Poems and lyrics are preferred when flying flowers, and music can also be used, but the sentences chosen generally do not exceed 8 words. Generally speaking, when executing an order, the poem must not only contain the corresponding keyword, but also has strict requirements on where the keyword appears in the poem.

"Poetry expresses aspirations, words express feelings." Poems, as exotic flowers in the garden of Chinese literature, have been sung and chanted by people, and have influenced the mentality of generations of Chinese people. Throughout the development process of Chinese poetry, starting with the "Book of Songs", the main theme and creation of Chinese poetry were laid. Since then, the "Chu Ci" of the Warring States Period, the five-character poems of the Han Dynasty, the poetry of the Tang Dynasty, and the lyrics of the Song Dynasty have all become immortal monuments in the history of Chinese literature. In order to truly and comprehensively introduce the charm of Chinese poetry to the broad readership, we have planned and compiled "100 Chinese Poems. This book selects the best works of Chinese poetry over the past thousands of years and selects 100 works by 62 poets. Each work has been interpreted in terms of content. These interpretations include four major sections: "Talk Poet (Poet Writer)", "Analysis of Doubts", "Cooking Wine to Discuss Poems" and "Poetry (Poets) Stories", which provide a comprehensive and detailed explanation of the creative background, literary value and artistic achievements of each poem, striving to allow readers to understand these poems. To gain a more comprehensive and in-depth understanding of the poem. In order to enhance readability, broaden readers' horizons, and improve reading interest, a large number of poetic images and artistic conception pictures are inserted according to the content of the poem, and the pictures are concisely explained. The combination of text and pictures complements each other, hoping to open up a new way for a new interpretation of Chinese poetry. There is a proverb in the West. : There are a thousand Hamlets in the eyes of a thousand people, and the interpretation of poetry is also a matter of opinion. This is an undeniable fact. Although "100 Famous Poems" is not the most authoritative work, its content and exposition method are enough to lead the trend and open up a new realm of reading and appreciation of Chinese poetry. Readers may wish to savor it according to their own standards and needs and understand the "beauty" of Chinese poetry. As for shortcomings and omissions, we hope that the readers will give them the most sincere criticism and correction, so that we can experience the infinite charm of Chinese poetry together!