Selected Poems of Wei Yingwu

Author: Tao Min, Wang Yousheng (editors)
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Publishing Date: 2005-01-01
Features: Wei Yingwu is a renowned poet of the mid-Tang Dynasty. His poetry is natural, simple, fresh, and elegant, lean yet rich in substance, embodying the essence of Tao Yuanming's works. He has been admired by many throughout history, as evidenced by the inclusion of a substantial number of his works in Three Hundred Tang Poems. This book selects 157 of Wei's poems, arranged chronologically by creation date, with meticulous annotations and introductory notes. It is one of the best selections of Wei's poetry in recent years, greatly aiding in understanding and studying both the person and the poetry of Wei Yingwu. This series of ancient classics, Poets and Poems of Famous Masters, is curated by Zhonghua Book Company, featuring the finest works of renowned poets and scholars from dynasties past. It compiles the latest research findings, offering a systematic and accessible collection of poetry that balances academic rigor with readability. The publication was specially edited by over 30 scholars from more than 20 institutions across the country.
1. The primary criterion for selecting works is their popularity and transmission, while also considering their ideological and artistic value.
2. The selected texts are primarily based on authoritative versions, especially those rigorously compiled, without detailed collation notes. Minor variations are generally not noted, while significant ones are explained in the annotations.
3. Each book includes an introduction before the main text, providing a comprehensive and insightful overview of the selected author, works, and related content.
4. Works and annotations are arranged chronologically by year of creation. Works without a clear date are grouped at the end of the chronological entries.
5. Below each poem, there are introductory notes and annotations. The introductory notes provide context on the poem's background, theme, writing style, artistic features, and any relevant names, places, or dynasties. Annotations are tailored to the needs of general readers, with special attention to explaining allusions, specialized terms, and difficult phrases. Obscure characters are annotated with Pinyin, and confusing sentences are elaborated upon.
Through reading this series, readers can gain a thorough and systematic understanding of outstanding poets and works in the history of Chinese literature, fostering spiritual resonance, enriching life's experiences, and serving as a model for learning and imitation, thereby benefiting poetic creation.
Wei Yingwu is a renowned poet of the mid-Tang Dynasty. His poetry is natural, simple, fresh, and elegant, lean yet rich in substance, embodying the essence of Tao Yuanming's works. He has been admired by many throughout history, as evidenced by the inclusion of a substantial number of his works in Three Hundred Tang Poems. This book selects 157 of Wei's poems, arranged chronologically by creation date, with meticulous annotations and introductory notes. It is one of the best selections of Wei's poetry in recent years, greatly aiding in understanding and studying both the person and the poetry of Wei Yingwu. This series of ancient classics, Poets and Poems of Famous Masters, is curated by Zhonghua Book Company, featuring the finest works of renowned poets and scholars from dynasties past. It compiles the latest research findings, offering a systematic and accessible collection of poetry that balances academic rigor with readability. The publication was specially edited by over 30 scholars from more than 20 institutions across the country.
1. The primary criterion for selecting works is their popularity and transmission, while also considering their ideological and artistic value.
2. The selected texts are primarily based on authoritative versions, especially those rigorously compiled, without detailed collation notes. Minor variations are generally not noted, while significant ones are explained in the annotations.
3. Each book includes an introduction before the main text, providing a comprehensive and insightful overview of the selected author, works, and related content.
4. Works and annotations are arranged chronologically by year of creation. Works without a clear date are grouped at the end of the chronological entries.
5. Below each poem, there are introductory notes and annotations. The introductory notes provide context on the poem's background, theme, writing style, artistic features, and any relevant names, places, or dynasties. Annotations are tailored to the needs of general readers, with special attention to explaining allusions, specialized terms, and difficult phrases. Obscure characters are annotated with Pinyin, and confusing sentences are elaborated upon.
Through reading this series, readers can gain a thorough and systematic understanding of outstanding poets and works in the history of Chinese literature, fostering spiritual resonance, enriching life's experiences, and serving as a model for learning and imitation, thereby benefiting poetic creation.