Tang Poetry - Color Illustration Edition (Includes 1 CD) (Color Illustration Edition Includes 1 CD)

Author: Feng Guochao
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Publish Date: 2003-11-01
Features: This book is part of the Guangming Daily Press's Key Book Project—Guangming Color Book Series: Chinese Classical Poetry Appreciation. We strive to achieve new heights in the selection of poems, layout design, and the integration of images with poetry. The selection of poems aims to reflect the development of Tang poetry in the smallest possible space while maintaining the highest level. The layout design emphasizes the harmony between traditional cultural heritage and modern design techniques, focusing on the book's value for appreciation and collection. In the integration of images with poetry, traditional famous paintings, cultural relics, and social background images that align with the poetic mood are chosen, aiming to achieve the artistic realm of "poetry within painting and painting within poetry" through the combination of multiple visual elements. Additionally, a CD titled "Tang Poetry Tea House," narrated by a renowned broadcaster with musical accompaniment, is included to interpret and present Tang poetry from multiple perspectives. This allows readers to easily acquire knowledge while providing broader cultural horizons, aesthetic experiences, imaginative space, and enjoyable experiences. It also serves as an ideal tool for family education, classroom teaching, and artistic appreciation.
China is a nation of poetry. Poetry is the lament of the Chinese soul, an embodiment and symbol of romantic spirit. In the long scroll of China's three-thousand-year poetic history, Tang poetry stands as the most dazzling gem. Tang poetry is grand, majestic, and diverse, standing as the extraordinary male in Chinese literature. Li Bai's romantic and extraordinary, Du Fu's profound and passionate, Wang Wei's ethereal and fresh, Li He's eccentric and genius—all the poems created by these poets are like countless stars in the sky, brilliant and shining through the ages.