100 Poems of Tang Dynasty

Author: Qi Jingyuan (Editor and Compiler)
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Publish Date: 2002-09-01
Features: Tang Poetry, a shining and brilliant pearl in the long river of Chinese classical culture, continues to radiate enchanting brilliance after more than a thousand years of refinement, showcasing 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 thriving economy, powerful national strength, 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 works such as Lu Binwu's "Ode to a Cicada in Prison," Du Shenyan's "Responding to Early Spring Tour with Lu Cheng of Jinling," and Wang Bo's "To Du Shaofu on His Journey to Shu."