Thousand Poems

Author: Shi Yanbo
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Publish Date: 2004-12-01
Features: Ancient Chinese poetry has a long history. Our ancestors used their wisdom and talent to leave us a wealth of spiritual treasures. "Thousand Poems" was born on this foundation. It selects many well-known and beloved ancient poems, becoming a very popular children's book. These poems have left a deep impression on people through the ages and have profoundly influenced generations, becoming immortal classics. The earliest "Thousand Poems" was compiled by Liu Kezhuang during the Southern Song Dynasty. Later versions of the two-volume "Thousand Poems" were mostly selected and annotated by Xie Fangde of the Southern Song Dynasty. The "Thousand Poems" that people see today was supplemented and revised by Wang Xiang during the Qing Dynasty, becoming one of the most widely circulated versions. The book includes works of 125 authors, totaling over 220 pieces, with diverse styles, clear and concise language, and great interest. Based on "Thousand Poems," this book has selected some excellent works, providing brief commentaries and annotations, striving to preserve the poetry's original essence while making it easily understandable. Chinese poetry has harmonious rhythms and beautiful imagery, making it pleasant to read. Through reading poetry, not only can it inspire the creativity of children and adolescents, but it can also cultivate their character, broaden their horizons, increase their knowledge, and positively enhance their literary appreciation.