Jinhuai Sandui

Author: Wang Shixiang
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Publish Date: 2005-07-01
Features: The selected collection "Jinghu Sandui" by the renowned cultural historian Wang Shixiang is a continuation of "Jinghu Dui" and "Jinghu Erdui," featuring twenty-eight articles organized into four categories: music, cultural relics, memories of the past, and prefaces and postfaces. Except for six music-related articles written in the 1950s, the rest were composed in the past two years. At the end of the book are twenty newly composed poems, while couplets of varying ages are printed as facsimiles of Wang's handwriting. The selected collection "Jinghu Sandui" by the renowned cultural historian Wang Shixiang is a continuation of "Jinghu Dui" and "Jinghu Erdui," featuring twenty-seven articles organized into four categories: music, cultural relics, memories of the past, and prefaces and postfaces. Except for six music-related articles, including two lengthy essays on Han Dynasty murals and zithers, written in the 1950s, the rest were composed in the past two years. It includes reminiscences of numerous cultural figures such as Guan Pinghu, Zhang Boqiu, Zheng Zhenduo, Zhang Guangyu, and Wang Jiqian, covering diverse research topics such as painting, furniture, lacquerware, bamboo carving, traditional crafts, and folk performances. It also features an interview transcript that serves as a personal summary. At the end of the book are twenty newly composed poems, while couplets of varying ages are printed as facsimiles of Wang's handwriting, with vivid calligraphy and touching emotions. In addition to continuing the design of the previous two collections, this volume also includes a colorful illustrated "Bibliography of the Author's Works" at the end, which holds significant reference value. Readers interested in cultural relics and traditional culture should not miss this collection.