Three Hundred Poems of the Tang Dynasty

Author: (Qing) Hongtang Tuishi (Editor)
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Publish Date: 2004-09-01
Features: As the saying goes, "Read three hundred Tang poems, and you won't need to compose to sing them." This is precisely the point. Since the Tang Dynasty, numerous anthologies of Tang poetry have been published. The most famous among them is the Three Hundred Tang Poems compiled by Hongtang Tuishi in the Qing Dynasty. This book is based on the Three Hundred Tang Poems by Hongtang Tuishi and incorporates annotations, explanations, and translations from other anthologies to help readers quickly learn Tang poetry. Tang poetry represents a high level of achievement, and its emergence was not accidental—it involved numerous factors. As general readers, there is no need to read the Complete Tang Poetry entirely. Just as one can draw a cup of water from the Three Gorges, we only take what we need. While the conditions of different eras present different challenges, the promotion of traditional culture has remained unchanged. The significance of our work lies in this. Reading poetry is a joy in life, and reading Tang poetry will benefit you for a lifetime. May we all be inspired and encouraged together!