Introduction to Traditional Chinese Culture -- The Book of Songs (Children's Edition)

Author: Li Gongyi
Editor: Wei Xiyou
Compiler: Wei Xiyou
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Publishing Date: 2005-01-01
Features: The Book of Songs is a collection of Chinese poetry. It was compiled in the mid-Spring and Autumn period, edited and revised by Confucius, and retained 305 poems. During the Han Dynasty, it was listed as one of the six classics of Confucianism. The Book of Songs reflects the political life, folk customs, economic systems, and production conditions of China from the early Western Zhou Dynasty to the mid-Spring and Autumn period, showcasing the primitive features of ancient society. It is widely recognized as the origin of Chinese poetry and the glorious starting point of Chinese literature. It paved a unique path for Chinese poetry and holds an extremely important position in the history of Chinese literature.
To help children better understand this classic work and absorb the essence of traditional culture, the author has selected over one hundred poems from The Book of Songs that are suitable for children to read. These poems are accompanied by simple explanations, easy-to-understand translations, concise annotations, and exquisite illustrations that align with the content. The purpose is to enable young readers to gain a deeper understanding of the essence of the original poems, allowing them to trace the source of literature, broaden their horizons, and enrich their knowledge.
The author believes that after reading this book, children will certainly achieve unexpected and great rewards.