Three Hundred Poems of the Tang Dynasty

Author: Zhang Hua
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Publish Date: 2004-05-01
Features: The "Three Hundred Poems of the Tang Dynasty" selected and compiled by Sun Zhu, a descendant of Su Tang in the Qing Dynasty, is an outstanding collection of Tang poems. The Tang poems in this selection cover all major forms in terms of style, including classical poems, regulated verse, quatrains, and Yuefu. In terms of content, it is comprehensive and vast, encompassing various themes such as reflections, military life, responses, farewells, love, and friendship without bias. In terms of art, the styles are diverse—some are elegant, some classical, some bright, some exquisite, some grand and tragic, and some moving and beautiful, each unique and colorful. In terms of time, it spans a wide range, including representative works of poets from the early Tang to the late Tang. The "Three Hundred Poems of the Tang Dynasty" "focuses on compiling well-known Tang poems," reflecting the essence of Tang poetry while capturing its essence in a concise manner. It greatly satisfies the reading tastes and appreciation requirements of many readers, and since its publication, it has been widely popular, almost reaching the point where every household had a copy, earning it a broad reputation in society.