Dictionary of Appreciation of Yuan, Ming and Qing Dynasty Poems (Liao, Jin, Yuan, Ming)

Author: Qian Zhonglian et al
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Publish Date: 1996-03-02
Features: "Great rivers and mountains have seen talents rise in each generation, each leading literary trends for centuries." Following the Tang and Song dynasties, poetry in the Yuan, Ming, and Qing dynasties continued to develop, innovating and enduring through the ages, giving rise to many outstanding poets and countless memorable masterpieces. This book selects high-artistic-quality masterpieces, highlighting renowned poets while also including lesser-known ones, ensuring no poem is dismissed due to the author's reputation. It is part of the publisher's series on poetry and prose appreciation. To connect with the previous Companion to Song Poetry, it includes poems from the Liao and Jin dynasties at the beginning. To align with the already published Companion to Modern Poetry, it includes modern poetry at the end. The book primarily selects high-artistic-quality masterpieces, highlighting renowned poets while also including lesser-known ones, ensuring no poem is dismissed due to the author's reputation. It focuses on regulated verse and quatrains, supplemented by a few long, renowned poems. The book includes 1,322 poems by 430 poets from the Liao, Jin, Yuan, Ming, Qing, and modern periods. In the main text, the arrangement of authors and works follows chronological order, divided into four parts: "Liao, Jin, Yuan Poetry," "Ming Dynasty Poetry," "Qing Dynasty Poetry," and "Modern Poetry." It is part of the publisher's series on poetry and prose appreciation. To connect with the previous Companion to Song Poetry, it includes poems from the Liao and Jin dynasties at the beginning. To align with the already published Companion to Modern Poetry, it includes modern poetry at the end. The book primarily selects high-artistic-quality masterpieces, highlighting renowned poets while also including lesser-known ones, ensuring no poem is dismissed due to the author's reputation. It focuses on regulated verse and quatrains, supplemented by a few long, renowned poems. The book includes 1,322 poems by 430 poets from the Liao, Jin, Yuan, Ming, Qing, and modern periods. In the main text, the arrangement of authors and works follows chronological order, divided into four parts: "Liao, Jin, Yuan Poetry," "Ming Dynasty Poetry," "Qing Dynasty Poetry," and "Modern Poetry."