China Famous Artists and Masterpieces Tour

Author: Cheng Youzi
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Publish Date: 2006-01-01
Features: On the vast land of China, a variety of cultural types and civilizations, in the process of inheritance and development, always leave behind some remnants. These cultural relics from different dynasties, entities, and cultures, after a period of prosperity, have left behind traces polished by time. They form a precious cultural landscape and represent a unique life journey. This reflection and insight from a wise heart is a valuable treasure shared with the mountains and waters. The places regarded as scenic beauty by famous figures and where masters have left their brushwork naturally hold much to see and appreciate. Being accompanied by renowned figures and associating with the wise, when reading and evaluating the landscapes together, there is a sense of mutual understanding, and the harmony and beauty between them are truly indescribable. It is also a rare enjoyment to roam among the mountains and waters. This book, "Famous Chinese Writers and Their Masterpieces in Travel," introduces works such as Cao Cao's "Facing East at Jieshi Mountain" — Jieshi Mountain, Du Mu's "The Epigraph to the Epang Palace" — Epang Palace, Li Bai's "The Hard Road to Shu" — the Road to Shu, and Wang Bo's "Preface to the Pavilion of Prince Teng" — the Pavilion of Prince Teng.