Classical Chinese Appreciation Dictionary (Volume 2) Fine

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Features: Classical Chinese, in terms of literary style, has both narrow and broad definitions. In the narrow sense, classical Chinese refers specifically to the scattered prose used during the Qin and Han dynasties, which later came to mean scattered prose written in vernacular Chinese; in the broad sense, it refers to ancient Chinese prose written in vernacular Chinese, including ci and fu written in parallel prose. The classical Chinese collected in this book is discussed in the broad sense, including famous and representative works of prose and ci and fu from various dynasties. The book aims to examine the brilliant achievements of Chinese classical Chinese from the perspectives of historical materialism, dialectical materialism, and the humanities and arts, appreciating and evaluating them. It helps readers understand their development and evolution, enabling them to adopt a scientific attitude to absorb their beneficial insights for health.