Three Hundred Poems of the Tang Dynasty (Mechanism Xuan Paper, Silk Thread Bound)

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Publish Date: 2004-03-01
Features: Wooden box, preserves the original collection of books, each set of books is equipped with a set of white birch wood boxes, the surface is manually carved with exquisite patterns. Makes this book exude luxury and elegance, outstanding, antique, and can be a fine item for home collection and gifting. The Tang Dynasty was the peak period of the development of classical Chinese poetry. The Tang poetry is one of China's excellent literary heritage and also a shining pearl in the world's literary treasure trove. Although it has been over a thousand years since then, many poems are still widely circulated today. The Tang poetry not only inherited the tradition of Han and Wei folk songs and Yuefu, but also greatly developed the style of the gèxíng (narrative poems). It not only inherited the five and seven-character ancient poems of the previous generations but also developed into long narrative and lyrical works. It not only expanded the use of five and seven-character forms but also created the jìntǐ (regulated verse) with particularly elegant and well-structured styles. The regulated verse was the new style of poetry at the time, and its creation and maturation were a major event in the history of Tang poetry development. It took the artistic characteristics of the harmony of tones and the refinement of words in ancient Chinese poetry to an unprecedented height, finding a typical form for ancient lyrical poetry that is still particularly popular with the people today.