Zhonghua Zangdian · Chuanshi Wenxuan. Qianjia Shi Huajian Ji Juemo Hao Ci

Author: Tan Guoqing, Editor-in-Chief
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Publish Date: 2003-03-01
Features: In the splendid 5,000-year cultural river, poetry is diverse and colorful. It has given birth to many poets with unique artistic styles and distinct personalities, as well as numerous well-known and widely beloved poems. Whether nobles or mountain hermits, whether refined scholars or common folk, all recited, admired, and marveled at it. As the saying goes, "Familiar with the Tang poems for three hundred stanzas, even if you cannot write poetry, you will know how to recite," which fully demonstrates the charm of poetry. A Thousand Poems selects beloved poems from the Tang and Song dynasties, guided by enlightenment and arranged according to the changes of the four seasons—spring, summer, autumn, and winter. "Following the four seasons to lament the passage of time, gazing at all things to reflect on their diversity," it is easy to read and understand. Most of the poems are concise and powerful, with refined language, harmonious tones, and rich poetic flavor. They are pleasant to read, provoke deep thought, and inspire progress.