Spring - Listening to Tang and Song (A CD of "Dance of Spring" is included with the book)

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Publish Date: 2006-06-01
Features: Holding a small booklet filled with poems under the spring sunshine—reading poetry is a luxury. Stories that have moved you, books you've read, places you've been—require time to slowly savor, deeply understand, and gradually let your thoughts settle. The scenes and imagination in the poems may seem too unfamiliar and distant, but isn't this precisely the charm of poetry? When you open Listening to Tang and Song·Spring, you temporarily step away from the hustle and bustle of the world around you. Even if your imagination cannot reach certain places, watching from afar will still fill you with admiration. The beginning of the year lies in spring. When a single green leaf unfurls, the scent of spring has already crossed mountains and rivers, arriving truly by your side. Reciting a short Tang or Song poem will evoke endless reflections. Whether it's strolling leisurely, being gracefully elegant, displaying grandeur, or remaining serene and tranquil, Tang and Song poetry, when, offers a unique flavor. It's like sipping a few cups of clear wine—willow branches sway gently, the breeze rustles softly, streams flow murmuringly, birds chirp melodiously, and flowers bloom everywhere, a riot of colors. When immersed in this, one finds joy in it. It turns out that the small emotions of the ancients, compared to modern people, can also resonate so deeply!