A Hundred Poems of the Tang Dynasty

Author: Qi Jingyuan
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Publish Date: 2004-04-01
Features: The Tang poetry is a brilliant and radiant pearl in the long river of Chinese classical culture. After more than a thousand years of refinement, it still shines with captivating brilliance, revealing eternal beauty and immortal value to people. Tang poetry represents the pinnacle of Chinese poetic art. The Tang Dynasty was a rare period of prosperity in Chinese history, with a booming economy, strong national power, and frequent cultural exchanges with foreign countries, all of which provided unprecedented opportunities for the development of Tang poetry. Against this cultural backdrop, a unique "Tang Dynasty spirit" emerged, infusing Tang poetry with new vitality. This book includes poems such as Lu Binwu's "Ode to the Cicada in Prison," Du Shenyan's "Responding to the Early Spring Tour of Lu Cheng of Jinling," and Wang Bo's "To Du Shaofu on His Way to Shu."