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After adulthood, I always miss my childhood that is gone forever. However, among the Chinese classical literature, it is the least expressive of this type of emotion. The fifty-fifty rhyme of "Children's Poems" written by Lu Lu of the Tang Dynasty is close to the sound of empty valleys and feet, which is particularly cherished. What's even more interesting is that the children's games in the arts and crafts of the same period are almost consistent with it. The liveliness, nature and health of the pictures of babies playing are also a breath of fresh air in the atmosphere of the Tang Dynasty, and they are integrated into the customs of the two Song Dynasties and permeate throughout.

Song Ci is the best life aesthetics in the world! The most beautiful Song lyrics that touch people's hearts are either passionate and unrestrained, or graceful and tender. They are full of the warmth of humanity and also carry the beauty that makes people move. The state of mind of the Chinese people is also reflected in many Song poems. This book selects 40 masterpieces of Song poetry that are true, pure, and dreamlike, and disassembles these masterpieces with Jin Xin's skillful hand, presenting in detail the subtle and beautiful meaning of the most beautiful Song poetry, allowing people to directly reach the source of life aesthetics in the blooming flowers of Song poetry.

"Human Words" is a Chinese aesthetic classic that has been circulated for a long time. It is a golden key to unlock the soul. From here, you can understand the "realm" of the Chinese people and the beauty of poetry that has been passed down for thousands of years. As the most influential poetry theory work since the late Qing Dynasty, "Human Words" is Wang Guowei's review of old Chinese literature with a new perspective after receiving the baptism of Western aesthetic ideas. Among them, "realm theory" is the most important ideological core and context of the book. It is Wang Guowei's unique critical theory formed under the influence of multiple ideas, such as Chinese and Western, new and old, and embodies the innovation of traditional words. It is in line with traditional Chinese poetry, has a literary, historical and philosophical perspective, integrates Chinese and Western aesthetics, and has uniqueness that transcends the times; it is an eternally circulated and self-contained classic of Chinese aesthetics. This edition of "Human Words" is based on the photocopy of Wang Guowei's manuscripts in the National Library's special collection. It is edited and proofread based on the 1926 Pu She edition, the "Journal of Chinese Culture" and the Erxuan edition. It is also read by Chen Shuiyun, a professor of the Chinese Department of Wuhan University.

Among the various genres of classical literature, "poetry" is a genre that is very short in length, concise in language, and has excellent technical content. Therefore, it is recognized as a genre that is difficult to understand and appreciate. Mr. Zhou Xiaotian, winner of the Lu Prize and chief writer of the "Dictionary of Appreciation of Tang Poetry", accepted the invitation of our publisher to compile and publish the articles on appreciation of classical poetry that he has carefully written over the years. This book is one of them. Mr. Zhou Xiaotian has a profound research on classical poetry, and his appreciation experience can be said to be precious. Such a wonderful collection of appreciation of classical poetry will definitely resonate with the majority of readers, and it is inevitable that it will be passed down to future generations! From the beauty of Shen Bo to the elegance of Qingqian, use beautiful language to write about sadness, and use mental images to blend objects. See how the poets of the late Tang Dynasty sang about aging, loneliness, nostalgia and hatred.

Among the various genres of classical literature, "poetry" is a genre that is very short in length, concise in language, and has excellent technical content. Therefore, it is recognized as a genre that is difficult to understand and appreciate. Mr. Zhou Xiaotian, winner of the Lu Prize and chief writer of the "Dictionary of Appreciation of Tang Poetry", accepted the invitation of our publisher to compile and publish the articles on appreciation of classical poetry that he has carefully written over the years. This book is one of them. Mr. Zhou Xiaotian has a profound research on classical poetry, and his appreciation experience can be said to be precious. Such a wonderful collection of appreciation of classical poetry will definitely resonate with the majority of readers, and it is inevitable that it will be passed down to future generations!

This book is the fifth in the "Xiao Tian Poems" series. This book mainly appreciates the masterpieces of poets from the Tang, Five Dynasties and Song Dynasties. Li Yu, Su Dongpo, Li Qingzhao, Yan Shu, Yang Wanli... Whether they are poets and poets recognized for their great achievements, or poems that have been selected into various collections countless times, this book shows a different beauty one by one. The author Zhou Xiaotian is a professor at the School of Liberal Arts of Sichuan University. He has been devoted to classical literature for a long time and has won the "Lu Xun Literature Award" Poetry Award. With a broad education and an eye for discovering beauty, the author selects very representative poets and their works from the vast sea of ​​poets and poems in the Tang Dynasty, and introduces classical beauty into modern life. Zhou Xiaotian's explanation is simple and easy to understand, and he quotes from classics. The appreciation of poetry in this article is well-written and unique.

Among the various genres of classical literature, "poetry" is a genre that is very short in length, concise in language, and has excellent technical content. Therefore, it is recognized as a genre that is difficult to understand and appreciate. Mr. Zhou Xiaotian, the winner of the Lu Xun Literature Award and the main writer of the "Dictionary of Appreciation of Tang Poetry", accepted the invitation of our publisher to compile and publish the articles on appreciation of classical poetry that he has carefully written over the years. This book is one of them. Mr. Zhou Xiaotian has a profound research on classical poetry, and his appreciation experience can be said to be precious. Such a wonderful collection of appreciation of classical poetry will definitely resonate with the majority of readers, and it is inevitable that it will be passed down to future generations!

He was born into a wealthy family. He was the son of Nalan Mingzhu, a powerful official in the Qing Dynasty. He was Kangxi's imperial bodyguard and the most talented person in the Qing Dynasty. He was called "Master Nalan" by future generations, and his "Drinking Water Ci" was sung by every family. However, every family is competing to sing Nalan's lyrics. How many people know about Nalan's thoughts? In his short life of thirty-one years, due to the loss of his lover and frustration in life, he wrote more than 300 fresh, refined and sentimental poems with tears in his eyes. He wrote all the sentimentality of love and the shortcomings of life, thus touching countless people and being praised by later generations.

Ancient poetry is the treasure of Chinese culture, the vital cultural essence, and the pride and love of the Chinese nation. With concise language and beautiful rhythm, they condense what thousands of people have seen, thought, understood, heard, felt and sighed. They travel through the time and space of history, allowing us today to communicate with the ancients and appreciate the sorrows and joys, pains and joys in the long history. Intensive reading of ancient poetry is a cleansing of one's soul and a re-examination of one's life. Those sincere words are full of our inexhaustible sparks of thought, and they are still the source of strength for us to move forward today. "Classic Ancient Poems Must-Read in a Lifetime" selects 300 classic ancient poems, each of which can be regarded as the essence of poetry that cannot be missed. It allows readers to read from the Western Zhou Dynasty to the Qing Dynasty, from the Book of Songs to Nalan Ci in one book, and appreciate the different ancient charms and beauty in the ocean of poetry.

Liu Yong was a poet who carried out comprehensive innovation in Song poetry in the early Northern Song Dynasty. He devoted his whole life to writing lyrics and created a large number of slow lyrics and long tunes. He also made many innovations in expression techniques, image combinations, and theme development. Liu Ci mostly expressed the sentiments of citizens, especially the living conditions and inner world of prostitutes and singers, so it was widely spread. Therefore, it is said that "anywhere with well water, one can sing Liu Ci". Liu Yongyou's "Collection of Music" has been handed down to the world, and later poets such as Su Shi, Huang Tingjian, Qin Guan, and Zhou Bangyan were all influenced by it. This book contains all of Liu Yong's works and later generations' comments, and has an introduction written by Xie Taofang, making it easier for readers to understand Liu Yong and appreciate Liu's poems.

Wang Wei was a famous poet in the prosperous Tang Dynasty. Su Shi praised him for "tasting Mojie's poems, and there are paintings in the poems; observing Mojie's paintings, there are poems in the paintings." He was especially successful in landscape poetry, and together with Meng Haoran, he was called "Wang Meng". In his later years, he had no intention of pursuing an official career and dedicated himself to worshiping Buddhism, so later generations called him the "Poetry Buddha". He is the author of "The Collection of Wang Youcheng" and has 400 poems. This "Collected Poems of Wang Wei" is annotated with notes written by Zhao Dian of the Qing Dynasty.

"Huajian Ji" is the first comprehensive collection of Ci in the history of Chinese Ci, edited by Zhao Chongzuo of the Later Shu Dynasty, and includes the representative works of 18 poets of the Huajian Ci School, including Wen Tingyun and Wei Zhuang. Tang Xianzu's comments on "Huajian Ci" have always been controversial, but the comments are quite original. It is based on the overprinted copy of the late Ming Dynasty in the Jiangxi Provincial Library. Traditional Chinese characters are arranged vertically, retaining the original style of the review book.

"Three Hundred Tang Poems" is a popular reading compiled and selected by retired scholars from Hengtang in the Qing Dynasty. It contains 77 poems, a total of 311 poems. It has always been said: "If you are familiar with 300 Tang poems, you will be able to recite them even if you don't know how to recite them." The most concise and influential of the annotations is the "Supplementary Notes on 300 Tang Poems" by the talented woman Chen Wanjun, who "can accurately assess and quote".

China is a huge country with a splendid civilization history of five thousand years and full of vitality and vitality. The Chinese nation has long been standing in the east of the world, succeeding one another for a hundred generations. The famous historian of science Bernard once said: "China has been one of the great centers of human civilization and science for many centuries." In the long history of the Chinese nation, it has created countless miracles of civilization.

China is a huge country with a splendid civilization history of five thousand years and full of vitality and vitality. The Chinese nation has long been standing in the east of the world, succeeding one another for a hundred generations. The famous historian of science Bernard once said: "China has been one of the great centers of human civilization and science for many centuries." In the long history of the Chinese nation, it has created countless miracles of civilization.

This book was compiled and selected by retired scholars from Hengtang in the Qing Dynasty. It is an anthology of Tang poetry that has great influence and is widely circulated. The poems selected in this book are arranged according to poetry styles, including five-character ancient poetry, seven-character ancient poetry, five-character rhythmic poetry, seven-character rhythmic poetry, five-character quatrains, seven-character quatrains, Yuefu poetry, etc. The selected works are representative and include classic poems by important poets of the Tang Dynasty such as Li Bai, Du Fu, Bai Juyi, Wang Wei, Wang Changling and others. These poems are either impassioned, sad or melancholy, and they range widely in scope and are very popular. In addition to elaborating on the theme of the poem, the article also includes annotations to facilitate the understanding and reading of readers, and at the same time provides a reference for future readers to study ancient poetry culture.

This book is a collection of romantic poetry and erotic articles in China. Mainly based on Qu Yuan's works, the other pieces also inherit the form of Qu Yuan's Fu, with unrestrained emotions and unique imagination. It uses the literary styles and dialect rhymes of the Chu region to describe the mountains, rivers, people, and historical customs of the Chu region. It has a strong regional cultural flavor, hence the name "Songs of Chu." This book includes annotations and translations, paragraph by paragraph, and strives for literal translation, maintaining the original nature of the poetry. Each poem is preceded by a title explanation summarizing the main theme of the poem. "Chu Ci", as the source of my country's positive romantic poetry creation, is a collection of poems that has a profound impact on Chinese literature after "The Book of Songs".

This book is a representative work on the appreciation of Tang and Song poetry by Cai Yijiang, a well-known scholar of Tang and Song literature and a master of poetry. This book is represented by 55 well-known poets from the Tang, Five Dynasties and Song Dynasties, including Wen Tingyun, Wei Zhuang, Feng Yansi, Li Jing, Li Yu, Yan Shu, Ouyang Xiu, Liu Yong, Su Shi, Qin Guan, Zhou Bangyan, Xin Qiji, Jiang Kui, Wu Wenying, Wang Yisun, etc., In the form of 157 short and concise appreciation lessons. , Provides comprehensive annotations, translations and appreciation explanations of 157 famous poems from the Tang and Song Dynasties. Through delicate taste and analysis of the poems, it accurately reproduces the poets' interest in the art of life and their inner world in the Tang and Song Dynasties, leading readers to appreciate the beauty of humanities in the gentle era. The author of this book, Cai Yijiang, is based on his famous work "A Complete Interpretation of Three Hundred Song Ci Poems". He selects the appreciation content of 123 Song Ci poems and integrates it with the newly created appreciation content of 34 Tang and Five Dynasty poems. In the form of a word-for-word appreciation course, he leads readers to easily appreciate the beauty of life of literati in the Tang and Song Dynasties.

"Tang Poetry Calendar 2020" is compiled by Liushen Leilei, a well-known self-media person and best-selling author, who selected 366 Tang poems. The author carefully interprets these Tang poems from a modern perspective, allowing you to easily understand the story behind each poem, understand the philosophy of life, and feel the beauty of poetry.

The book "Common Sense of Poetry Writing" was co-authored by Professor Qian Zhixi from the Department of Chinese at Peking University and Professor Liu Qinghai from Shanghai University. This book answers common questions in poetry creation in simple and easy-to-understand terms. In addition to introducing metrical knowledge, it also analyzes in detail unavoidable topics in poetry creation such as rules, word formation, antithesis, and sustenance, guiding beginners to create works that are both spiritual and physical.

This book contains sixty-five poems by Mr. Tang Changru, as well as three couplets, one inscription, four introductions to translated works, and two classical Chinese prose pieces. Also included are twenty frames of precious plates. Mr. Wang Su, a disciple of Mr. Tang, followed Jiang Tianshu in organizing the stories of Chen Yinke's poems. He collected and compiled them for many years. He also used the pen of a historian to make detailed annotations on the skills and famous objects involved in the poems. He adopted the form of a chronology and arranged the poems by year. In the frozen country "The Life and Academic Chronology of Mr. Tang Changru" focuses on Mr. Tang Changru's academic work and creates a unique world. It outlines the artist's life as a master and presents to readers a Mr. Tang Changru who has unique talents in addition to historiography. He is also a poet, a translator and a historian. How great it is to repay teacher's kindness!

It is a collection of masterpieces of poetry by talented women from all over the ages. The pen is full of inspiration and condenses the witty comments of intelligent scholars. A total of 100 poems by 68 talented women from all over China are collected into a volume. The selected authors range from the pre-Qin Dynasty to the Qing Dynasty, and include all social strata, including queens, palace maids, celebrities, singers, laborers, etc. Her poems may express sadness and anger, resist and shout, or chant and sing. They have unique expression characteristics and highlight the talents of Chinese women and the social reality at that time. The collection of poems by talented women is not based on whether the person has a monograph, but in the spirit of preserving people through poetry, selected poems with vitality, and annotated, analyzed, and appreciated each piece.

Xie Siwei is a professor in the Chinese Department of Tsinghua University. He is the author of "Zen Buddhism and Chinese Literature" (China Social Sciences Press, 1993), "A Comprehensive Review of Bai Juyi's Collected Works" (China Social Sciences Press, 1996), "Collection of Poetics of the Tang and Song Dynasties" (Commercial Press, 2003), "Collation and Annotation of Bai Juyi's Poems" (Zhonghua Book Company, 2006), "College and Annotation of Bai Juyi's Collected Works" (Zhonghua Book Company, 2011), etc. "Tang Poetry and Tang History" contains the author's research papers related to Tang Dynasty poetry and Tang Dynasty history in the past ten years. While completing the proofreading and annotation of the collected works of Du Fu and Bai Juyi, two important poets of the Tang Dynasty, the author launched an investigation around a number of difficult issues. The paper involves the poetic form, poetic language, and poetic thought of the works of Du Fu, Bai Juyi and others, the investigation of certain historical events involved in poetry or poets' activities, the revelation of some key clues, and the textual research of documents.

This book is a newly-selected "Three Hundred Song Ci Poems" by Mr. The earliest "Three Hundred Song Ci Poems" was selected by Zhu Zumou, a master of Ci poetry in the late Qing Dynasty. Since Zhu Zumou's choice of lyrics focuses on his personal appreciation of style and cannot reflect the overall picture and diverse artistic styles of Song poetry, it is more suitable as a model for creators to imitate, rather than as a popular reading book for ordinary Song poetry lovers. During his lifetime, Mr. Xia Chengtao guided Ms. Wu Wuwen and Mr. Zhou Duwen to newly select the chapters of "Three Hundred Song Poems". Ms. Wu Wuwen added reviews and annotations to some of the works, and Professor Zhou Duwen and Dr. Xu Jinru jointly completed the annotation and analysis of the entire book. The selection of words in this book is not biased in two ways: bold and graceful, and basically reflects the various styles of poetry in the two Song Dynasties. The annotation and analysis all start from understanding the meaning of the word, so every time I see it, I will be alert.

Wang Chao's "Review of the Propagation of Ming Ci" discusses the spread of Ming Ci in the Ming Dynasty, and uses this to reveal the spread methods, distribution characteristics, and acceptance rules of Ming Ci, enrich the content of the literary history of specific genres, and complete the narrative of the development chain of Ci history. During the research process, based on literature, on the basis of traditional literature collection and interpretation, the intersecting perspective of literature and communication was used to observe the research object. The whole book has a linear structure with various elements of literary communication activities as nodes. It includes both a macroscopic examination of the overall communication of Mingci and a microscopic discussion of special phenomena. In terms of content, in addition to the introduction and conclusion, the nine chapters of the full text can be roughly divided into three parts: The first part (chapters one and two) generally outlines the conditions and background of the spread of literature in the Ming Dynasty, and examines the spread of Ming poetry in the overall situation of Ming Dynasty literature. The second part (chapters 3 to 7) introduces the main ways of spreading Mingci and their communication effects. The third part (Chapter 8 and 9) is an investigation of the special phenomenon of Mingci communication. In short, "Research on the Communication of Ming Ci" re-understands the characteristics and value of Ming Ci through the investigation of the spread of Ming Ci. It believes that Ming Ci inherits and develops the communication methods of previous generations of Ci.

This book is a famous work explaining Tang poetry and Song lyrics written by Mr. Zhou Ruchang. The selected poetry works do not follow the common "literary history model", but are completely based on "individual appreciation" as the starting point, taking into account the general reader's acceptance level, interest and the difficulty of the work itself. The author's intention is to guide readers to discover and appreciate the beauty of classical poetry, focusing on the deep appreciation of emotion and writing style. This is a book that is both "fascinating" and "getting better".

"Human Words" is the masterpiece of the famous scholar Wang Guowei and a landmark work in Chinese classical literary criticism. Its content and viewpoints are novel and self-contained, especially the theory of three realms proposed in the book, which has attracted the attention of scholars at home and abroad. "Human Poetry" can be called an epoch-making work in the history of the development of Chinese poetry and poetry.

"Nalan Ci" is a record of the life emotions of Nalan Xingde, a famous poet in the Qing Dynasty. It was originally named "Side Hat", later named "Drinking Water", and is now collectively known as "Nalan Ci", with about 349 poems in existence. "If life is only like the first time we met", "Hard work is the most pity for the moon in the sky", "Mountains are a journey, water is a journey" and other phrases are popular among people. His poems have a sense of sadness and permanence, which is a legacy of the Southern Tang Dynasty. His poems mourning the death of poets were rated by Wang Guowei as "only one person since the Northern Song Dynasty".

Wang Wei was a famous poet and painter in the Tang Dynasty, known as the "Poetry Buddha". Important poems include "Lovesickness", "Mountain Dwelling in Autumn Twilight", etc. This book is one of the "Classics of Traditional Chinese Poetry". Select Wang Wei's representative poems, annotate the original text with phonetic notes, and supplement it with analytical text. There are introductory comments by famous writers at the front of the book. It is a popular cultural reading with certain academic taste.

Nalan Xingde (also known as Rongruo) left a large number of masterpieces for future generations. Liang Qichao said that he was "the number one scholar in the early Qing Dynasty". Wang Guowei, a master of Chinese studies, even praised him as "the only one since the Northern Song Dynasty". The style and content of Nalan Xingde's lyrics have the following characteristics: (1) True feelings. His lyrics are full of strong emotions and can easily arouse strong resonance among readers. (2) Nature is completely the natural expression of emotion, as Wang Guowei said, "Observe things with the eyes of nature and write emotions with the pen of nature." (3) Reminiscing, Nalan is used to immersing himself in reminiscing about the past and living in his own world. (4) Sadness is as beautiful as words, and the sadness contained in them makes it difficult to read. Three hundred years later, when we read it, we still feel desolate and our hearts are deeply touched.

Du Fu's collection of poems was "collected in sixty volumes" earlier, but it was lost at that time. In the second year of Baoyuan of the Northern Song Dynasty (1039), Wang Zhu compiled 1,405 articles into 18 volumes, titled "Collection of Du Gongbu". Qian Qianyi compiled "Annotations to Du Gongbu Collection". Yang Lun said: "Since the Six Dynasties, many Yuefu titles have imitated plagiarism, which is disgusting. Zimei came out and was alone because of what he felt at the time. He pitied the country's difficulties at the top and the people's poverty at the bottom. He set up the title at will, completely breaking away from the stereotypes of his predecessors." We have compiled Du Fu's main representative poems into this book to present the essence of Du Fu's poems to readers.

"Song Ci Xiaozha" is a rare introductory book on Song Ci. Through the analysis of the exquisite Song poetry, the book broadens the subjective understanding of the ancients' pursuit of profound music, corrects the fallacies in the poetry circles of the past dynasties, and presents the exquisite world of Song poetry from a unique perspective. Since its first publication in 1981, it has been continuously reprinted and reprinted, and is very popular among readers.

"Tang Poetry Xiaozha" is a groundbreaking introductory book on Tang poetry. Using vernacular to meet classics, using classics to interpret wisdom, using wisdom to gain insight into life, and using life to illuminate human nature, the essence of Tang poetry has been revealed, leaving endless aftertaste after reading it and making you want to stop. This book was published in 1961 and became popular all over the country. It has remained popular for decades and has influenced several generations of people's understanding of Chinese classical poetry.

"Song Ci Xiaozha" is a rare introductory book on Song Ci. Through the analysis of the exquisite Song poetry, the book broadens the subjective understanding of the ancients' pursuit of profound music, corrects the fallacies in the poetry circles of the past dynasties, and presents the exquisite world of Song poetry from a unique perspective. Since its first publication in 1981, it has been continuously reprinted and reprinted, and is very popular among readers.

"Tang Poetry Xiaozha" is a groundbreaking introductory book on Tang poetry. Using vernacular to meet classics, using classics to interpret wisdom, using wisdom to gain insight into life, and using life to illuminate human nature, the essence of Tang poetry has been revealed, leaving endless aftertaste after reading it and making you want to stop. This book was published in 1961 and became popular all over the country. It has remained popular for decades and has influenced several generations of people's understanding of Chinese classical poetry.

This book is Mr. Wang Guowei's classic work. It caused a shock in the academic world when it was first published, and was generally welcomed by readers. It is called the golden key to spiritual enlightenment and is a must-read in the field of Chinese classical poetry and aesthetics. The famous "realm theory" was formally proposed in this book. This publication takes the finalized and deleted manuscripts of "Ren Jian Ci Hua" as upper and lower volumes, with a total of 114 articles, showing the overall picture of "Ren Jian Ci Hua". Professor Li Mengsheng, a senior scholar and publisher, was specially invited to come up with a new title for each poem, make a translation and analysis, and list the poems quoted in fragments from the original text in full, add annotations and appreciation tips, and introduce allusions to echo the original text. Through accurate translations and annotations, and extensive citations and analysis, readers can obtain richer information and better understand and appreciate "The Words of the World".

This book is edited by Professor Chen Guanghong, director of the Institute of Ancient Books Collation at Fudan University and chief expert of the National Social Science Fund's major project "New Edition of Ming Dynasty Poetry". It contains a total of 19 papers and collects the cutting-edge results of Chinese poetics and poetry research at home and abroad. The authors include senior scholars who have been immersed in this field for decades, such as Zuo Dongling, Zhang Bowei, Zhang Yinpeng, Jiang Yin, Sun Xiaoli, etc.; There are also young scholars who have emerged in recent years, such as Bian Dongbo of Nanjing University, Ye Ye of Zhejiang University, Wei Hongyuan of Lanzhou University, Liu Yi of Shanghai University, etc.; There are also first-class scholars from Japan, South Korea, and Taiwan, China. They conducted intensive and in-depth discussions on topics such as the definition of poetic talk and its documentary style, the circulation and variation of poetic talk documents in East Asia, the reconstruction of modern poetics, and new approaches to the study of poetic talk.

Mr. Cao Mufan studied famous scholars for Du Fu, and his poems about Du Fu were profound and grand, focusing on the integration of "principles, textual research, and rhetoric". Whether it is Du Fu's Confucianism or his "depressed and frustrated" artistic style, he has an in-depth and unique understanding and interpretation. This book is a joint publication of the author's two works, "Miscellaneous Comments on Du Poems" and "The Continuation of Miscellaneous Comments on Du Poems". The former is mainly some of his reading notes in 1962; the latter focuses on the experiences and results of Du Fu's research in the 1980s, reflecting his attempts and efforts to "introduce Western modern rhetoric into the study of Tang and Song poetry, and introduce Western phenomenology or Heidegger's 'existentialism' thought into the study." In addition, five articles on the study of Du Fu in the author's later years are included as appendices to reflect his superior grasp of the position and influence of Du Fu's poems in the entire history of Chinese literature.

"Chu Ci" is my country's first collection of romantic poetry and erotic articles. The whole book is mainly based on Qu Yuan's works, and the other chapters also inherit the form of Qu Yuan's Fu. It uses literary styles, dialect pronunciation, local customs, etc. Of the Chu region, and has a strong local flavor, hence the name "Songs of Chu". "Songs of Chu" pioneered Chinese romantic literary poetry and is a collection of poems that has the most profound impact on Chinese literature after "The Book of Songs".

"Reciting Ancient Poems with Dad" selects 100 classic ancient poems, most of which are must-learn ancient poems in primary and secondary school Chinese books. Based on the poet's life story, creative background and artistic conception of ancient poetry, this book takes "letting children grow up with poetry and distance" as the main line. It creates 100 poetry stories, as if you can travel through thousands of years with your eyes closed, and have a language and spiritual communication with the ancients, so that readers can not only "recite it easily" but also "understand it easily", thereby better understanding the connotation of ancient poetry. By scanning the QR code of each poem in the book "Listen and see the classics", readers can hear the national first-level announcer - Youba explaining each ancient poem to you. With his deep and warm baritone, paired with Chinese classical music, the rhythm and artistic conception of the ancient poems will naturally blend into their hearts, allowing the feelings and wisdom of the ancients to nourish the soul.

An interesting and easy-to-read poetry introductory book. Reunite with the elegant poetry in the story, cultivate children's aesthetics in classic recitation, and lay a lifelong foundation of Chinese studies with Tang poetry and Song lyrics. This is a classic extracurricular reading of poetry for teenagers. It compiles ancient legends, anecdotes of historical and cultural celebrities, etc., Allowing young readers to understand and master common allusions in poetry and experience the rich emotions and long-lasting thoughts contained in poetry works. There are not only literary appreciation and analysis, but also touching storylines, as well as the ups and downs of the poet's own fate, joys, sorrows, and sorrows...

Extreme wisdom will be hurt, and a word of truth cannot satisfy Nalan's thoughts; deep love will not last long, and a lifetime of character will be incomplete, just like talent. "If life were just like the first time we met, why would the autumn wind be so sad as to draw a fan?" - Nalan Xingde's words are clear, graceful and unique. The handed down "Nalan Ci" enjoyed a high reputation in society at that time and was highly praised by literati. People at the time said, "Every family is competing to sing "Drinking Water Ci". How many people know about Nalan's thoughts?" This shows the great influence of his Ci. Wang Guowei commented on him in "Human Words": "He sees things with natural eyes and expresses emotions with natural tongue, so he can really do this. Since the Northern Song Dynasty, there is only one person."

As a literary form, poetry sprouted in the Southern Dynasties, rose in the Sui and Tang Dynasties, and entered its heyday in the Song Dynasty. Generally speaking, Ci can be divided into two major schools: graceful and bold. Wanyue Ci is a kind of rhyme poem that is sung with music. Its representatives include Wen Tingyun, Liu Yong, Li Qingzhao, Zhou Bangyan, Yan Shu, Qin Guan, etc. The euphemistic words describe the scene with great detail, the words are gorgeous, and the lyricism is euphemistic and implicit. It moves people with emotion, wins with beauty, and expresses all the joys and sorrows, joys and sorrows in the world. Haofang Ci has a broad vision and magnificent momentum. It mostly writes about the rise and fall of the country and the survival of the nation. It expresses directly from the heart in terms of emotional expression and is full of heroic passion, which shocks and moves people. Most of its authors are patriots, heroes, and benevolent people. They are active and promising, pay attention to social reality, and worry about the country and the people. Representative figures include Su Shi, Xin Qiji, Lu You, etc. This book selects the outstanding works of poets from different periods, brings together the essence of the two major Ci schools, and shows the overall style of the two major Ci schools. It can cultivate readers' aesthetic taste and allow readers to appreciate the beauty of Ci as a literary form.

Song lyrics, with their perfect artistic form, complement each other with Tang poetry and Yuan opera. They are both three wonders in the literary garden of ancient my country. They have been attracting readers for hundreds of years, and many famous poems and lines have become household names and are popular among people. "Three Hundred Song Ci Poems" compiled by Shangqiang villagers in the Qing Dynasty is an excellent version favored by Song Ci lovers. This book selects more than 300 excellent lyrics representing various styles of the Song Dynasty, comprehensively displaying the characteristics of the times and life styles of the Song Dynasty. In addition to the original work, there are also annotations, translations, appreciations, and exquisite illustrations of the work, so that the emotion of the words and the meaning of the painting complement each other and become interesting.

"Ciology (36th Series)" contains more than 20 research papers on ci studies, historical documents on ci studies, evaluations of ci studies, chronicles of poets, and other miscellaneous works, as well as more than 20 contemporary ci works. It is still divided into columns such as "Discussions", "Book Chronicles", "Chronicles", "Documents", "Ci Yuan", and "Conversation". The collection of essays brings together famous poets at home and abroad. It provides innovative and in-depth research on the development of Chinese Ci and famous poets of all ages, and is quite enlightening for the exploration of the history of ancient Chinese literature.

"Let's Watch the Clouds Go" is a work in the genre of children's literature (novel). "Let's Watch the Clouds Go" is one of Zhang Manjuan's "Tang Poetry School" series of works. The story tells the story of a young man named Yunzi, who was depressed all day long due to the death of his friend. On a trip to Japan, he met Brother Jie and found his "time notebook", and his life changed drastically. By reading this book, you can learn 30 Tang poems by landscape and pastoral poets such as Wang Wei and Meng Haoran. This book is suitable for children aged 8-12 years old.

"Bian Bian" is a work in the genre of children's literature (novel). "Bian Bian" is one of Zhang Manjuan's "Tang Poetry School" series of works. The story tells the story of Gao Yingxiong, a fourth-grade primary school student who accidentally traveled to the border of the Tang Dynasty during a physical education class. Gao Yingxiong met Xiaomu, a boy from the Tang Dynasty, and they adventured on the frontier together. He met famous frontier fortress poets such as Gao Shi and Cen Shen of the Tang Dynasty, and learned many frontier fortress poems. Integrate Tang poems into newly compiled stories to lead children to enjoy reading, understand and use frontier poems. Each story is followed by the original text and appreciation of Tang poetry. After reading one book, you can learn about 30 Tang poems, which is of practical value.

In the compilation process of "Qin Shaoyou's Poems and Prose Series: Qin Shaoyou's Poems", we adhered to the ability-oriented approach, consulted a large number of newly published tourism textbooks, monographs, newspapers and periodicals, listened extensively to valuable suggestions from the industry, grasped the latest trends in tourism development, and used the latest data and materials to strive for a high starting point, new ideas, new information, and new cases in the teaching materials. It focuses on the scientific and innovative content of the teaching materials and the interactive and participatory nature of the teaching methods. "Qin Shaoyou's Poems and Prose Series: Qin Shaoyou's Poems" pays special attention to concise and concise expressions, clear logic and levels, and refined and rich content.

This book is an ancient Chinese classic poem carefully selected by Chairman Mao for young people to read. There are about 300 poems in total, including folk songs, nursery rhymes, ancient poems, etc. In order to facilitate teenagers to learn and recite, simple annotations are made. It is hoped that by reciting classical poetry, young people can benefit their minds, improve their temperament, enlighten their thoughts, nourish their lives, absorb spiritual strength, and increase their positive energy. This book expresses Chairman Mao's ardent expectation for young people to carry forward the profound Chinese culture and inherit the great spirit of the Chinese nation. It is a must-have book for young people to learn and read poetry.

How many sorrows, how many thoughts, how many passions, how many sorrows; one song is graceful and fragrant, and the other is bold and sweet. The Song Dynasty was divided into north and south, and there were differences before and after. The huge waves and small waves set off by the long river of history were reflected in the heart of the poet. What was reflected were the most touching words and the more vivid love stories behind the words. This book not only tells the story of literati through word-class literature, but also tells the story of the rise and fall of an era.