Three Hundred Tang Poems (Illustrated Version) (Upper, Middle, Lower) (Illustrated Version)

Author: Ji Jianghong
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Publish Date: 2004-03-01
Features: "Three Hundred Poems of the Tang Dynasty" interprets the classic works in the history of Chinese classical poetry in a brand-new way, allowing readers to appreciate the literary achievements of the flourishing feudal society in China and experience the infinite charm of Tang poetry, as well as the equally brilliant achievements in ancient Chinese painting and calligraphy that complement it. A distinctive feature of this book is that each poem is accompanied by an ancient painting that carries poetic imagery. Many of the finest poems in the Tang Dynasty are indeed rich in poetic and painterly essence. Su Shi of the Song Dynasty once praised the Tang Dynasty poet Wang Wei of the flourishing Tang for "painting in poetry" and "poetry in painting," demonstrating the interconnectedness of the essence of traditional Chinese poetry and painting. This book selects from the illustrations of ancient poetry throughout history, allowing the poetic and painterly elements to permeate each other, making it easier for readers to immerse themselves in the poetic world, enhancing the visual experience of reading poetry, and fostering rich imagination. Through a relaxed and engaging process, readers can fully appreciate the boundless literary charm of Tang poetry.