Series of Fine Readings on Chinese Classical Poetry: Li Qingzhao (Traditional Characters)

Author: Zhao Xiaohui
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Publishing Date: 2005-10-01
Features: Ancient Chinese classic poems elevate the Chinese language to a realm of ultimate beauty and purity, enough to make every Chinese person feel proud. These works serve as a cultural bond connecting the thoughts and emotions of all descendants of the Yellow River. Whether at home or abroad, excellent poetry resonates with readers in the same way. A person who loves traditional Chinese culture may continuously engage with and study this heritage of ancestors. Over time, a part of this outstanding culture will accumulate, forming a beautiful artistic gallery in everyone's mind, constantly providing enlightenment, inspiration, and artistic enjoyment. We hope that the famous poems introduced in this series of books can become a part of this artistic gallery. This book introduces the poet Li Qingzhao, who has many timeless masterpieces. Due to space constraints, only about twenty or thirty representative works are selected in the book.
Xiaochongshan Spring Arrives at Changmen, Spring Grass Green, Jiangmei Blooms a Little, Not Fully Opened. Azure Clouds Cover, Grind Jade into Dust, Leave Morning Orchid, Startle a Cup of Spring. Flower Shadows Press Heavy Doors, Sparse Lattice Spreads Pale Moonlight, Lovely Twilight. For Three Years in a Row, I Have Failed to Meet East Wind. When I Return, I Will Deliberately Embrace This Spring.
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