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Author: Wei Chongwu
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Publish Date: 1996-08-01
Features: Ming Dynasty prose masterpieces once nurtured a generation of great essayists in the 1930s, and today, in the burgeoning trend of essays and prose, they will continue to provide nourishment for writers and all interested readers! Our publishing house, based on the broad needs of modern readers, has selected prose masterpieces by Xu Wei, Tang Xianzu, Chen Jiru, Yuan Zongdao, Yuan Hongdao, Yuan Zhongdao, Zhong Xing, Wang Siren, Tan Yuanchun, and Zhang Dai, adding annotations. The book titles are named after each author's courtesy name to achieve formal unity, collectively titled The Ten Prose Masterpieces of Ming Scholars, to delight readers. This series of selected and annotated prose masterpieces will lead you into a colorful and dazzling magical world. "Seeking may not find, but not seeking may find," Ming Dynasty prose expresses individual spirit, aligning with the trend of individual liberation in the era. Discussing art and essays is full of wit; depicting landscapes is rich in emotion. Ming Dynasty prose seeks the paradise of the soul. It encompasses everything, covering vast distances in a small space; its words are close yet profound, carrying hidden meanings. Ming Dynasty prose records the footsteps of a generation of scholars. The Ten Prose Masterpieces of Ming Scholars is rooted in the needs of modern readers, selected and annotated, guiding you into a wonderful world.