Interpretation of Masters: UNESCO Reader · Music Volume

Author: Yan Xiaoxia
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Publish Date: 2005-05-01
Features: American writer Emerson once said, "If you meet a talented person, you should ask what books they are reading." Those who are called masters are mostly deceased, and most are not trendy. However, regardless of the past, present, and future, they will continue to nourish us. The series "Interpreting Masters · Educational and Cultural Readings" premieres three volumes: Literature, Music, and Fine Arts. The books gather essays and by over a hundred contemporary and modern writers, scholars, and experts commenting on masters. Most of these authors have experienced the Cultural Revolution, ideological liberation, and reform and opening up. They no longer look up to masters but examine them historically and reflect on themselves—this is a spiritual connection with masters. There is no dry of facts or monotonous eight-legged essays. Each article has its own unique perspective, and the author's choice of this perspective reflects their cultural refinement, life experiences, and intellectual insights. Thus, it is vivid—a collision of souls. The series includes a wealth of historical photographs and background information on figures, hoping to attract readers at all levels and provide them with greater visual and imaginative space. May this series bring readers an active reading experience, and we believe they will gain their own insights into masters from it.