Students reading classics - classical poetry

Author: Zhang Mengji
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Publish Date: 2002-10-01
Features: Ancient Poetry, the initial sound is the profound and sorrowful wilderness born from deep emotions. Ancient Poems of Nineteen Pieces, the dialogue between Su and Li, as well as Jian'an Chen Si, are all like this. The spirit of Han and Wei has always been a typical model for later poetic studies. Although this profound tradition was lightly bypassed by most poets in the context of the Six Dynasties era, displaying another light and delicate style, there was still a hidden stream of lyrical poetry that continued. It continued to face life with the same simplicity and maintained a warm heart in engaging with the world. In the retrospection of later generations, it traced its lineage, inheriting from Han poetry and responding to the ancient style of Tang and Song. Ancient Poetry thus became an endless sorrowful song, singing the close and profound life of ages, and stirring the melancholic and graceful emotions of every listener. This book collects famous ancient classical poems from various dynasties in Chinese literary history, such as "An Odd Tree in the Courtyard," "The Night Is Long and Autumnal," "Farewell," and "Fanyang Lake." It provides annotations and appreciations of these poems, analyzing the wording and the artistic atmosphere they create.