Tang - A Glorious Chapter of a Thousand Years of Prosperity

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Publish Date: 2006-01-01
Features: A romantic poet, romantic poetry, admiration from all nations, reverence for ages – for a prosperous era, it is merely a footnote. Tang Dynasty – a magnificent chapter of prosperity that has returned after a thousand years of dreams! This book is one of "Illustrated History of China," providing a detailed introduction to this unprecedentedly open feudal prosperity. Mountains as tombs symbolize the Tang rulers' broad-mindedness; diverse Tang Sancai (Tang tri-colored glazed pottery) carries the diverse pursuits of the Tang people. "Small towns hide ten thousand households," reflecting the abundance of people's livelihoods; "galloping horses in high spirits," showcasing the high spirits of scholars. Cultural prosperity, with ten thousand poets, and the widespread singing of (quatrain). Friendly towards brothers, establishing the Bohai Kingdom, enfeoffing the Nanzhao Kingdom, and forging alliances with the Tubo people – numerous ethnic groups "considered as one family." Actively advancing abroad, with border fires and snow-covered bows and swords, extending its influence to Central Asia. Goryeo people came to study, and the Japanese sent envoys. The grandeur of the Tang Dynasty only leaves later generations in awe and admiration.