300 Ancient Poems - Close Reading · Stories ((Pinyin Edition))

Author: Wang Xiang
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Publish Date: 2004-02-01
Features: Showcasing the treasures of national culture, climbing the scientific peak of literature. "Reading ten thousand books makes writing as effortless as with the help of gods." This means that by diligently reading many books, writing poems or articles becomes effortless, as if aided by deities. Selections of ancient poetry, Tang poetry, Song Ci, and Yuan Qu have long been abundant, with each offering unique selections and interpretations, catering to readers of different levels. The newly compiled "Three Hundred Ancient Poems," "Three Hundred Song Ci," and "Three Hundred Yuan Qu" draw on the strengths of many existing selections while striving to highlight their unique features: First, this series is specifically selected for middle-aged and young adults, as well as primary and middle school students. While carefully selecting renowned works, it places greater emphasis on accessibility, thoughtfulness, and artistic aesthetic qualities, aiming to provide healthier spiritual products for these readers and enrich them with better artistic nourishment. Second, this series features a more comprehensive format. Each work includes author introductions, annotations, and chapter analyses, along with original phonetic annotations and translations, enabling readers to understand the content independently without a teacher. Third, the most distinctive feature of this series lies in the addition of a "Knowledge and Stories" section, which incorporates relevant knowledge, background, and anecdotes related to the authors or works. This not only enhances the readability of the selections but also deepens the collection's, making it easier for readers to grasp the ideological and artistic characteristics of the works. Through this book, readers can not only understand the works themselves but also gain insights into the related knowledge and contextual background, thereby reaping greater rewards.