Hakka poetry

Author: Yang Honghai
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Publish Date: 2006-01-01
Features: "The Hakka and Meizhou Series" covers all aspects of Hakka culture, from history, folklore, architecture, language, literature, art, figures, and academia, providing a large-scale, multi-perspective, in-depth, and comprehensive analysis of the Hakka people. It showcases the rich connotations and unique charm of Hakka history and culture, offering authoritative, scientific, and systematic literature for root-seeking, tourism, academic research, and exchanges. This book is one of the series, featuring selected literary works of Hakka writers from mainland China. The entire book is divided into five parts: "Classical and Modern Poems," "Modern Poems," "Classical Prose," "Modern Prose," and "Modern Fiction," including works by 79 writers, poets, and celebrities from various dynasties, including the Tang, Song, Yuan, Ming, Qing, as well as modern and contemporary periods. Additionally, the book provides brief introductions to the birthplaces, biographies, styles, and representative works of the selected authors, along with annotations for some of the selected works. This allows readers to not only understand the Hakka background of the authors but also better appreciate the "Hakka flavor" embedded in the works.