Tang Poetry. Song Ci - (Three Hundred Poems) (Daya Collection. Illustrated Edition)

Author: Zhan Dan
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Publish Date: 2003-08-01
Features: For the first time in the publishing industry, modern photographic images are paired with the famous Tang Dynasty poems. If painters have interpreted the poems as visual answers from their own perspectives, then we see that the urge and passion to solve the mystery still linger in the hearts of some contemporary photographers. Moreover, under the observation of modern vision and the expression of modern techniques, the solutions obtained acquire a brand-new meaning. The unique tension between the solution and the original poem compels us to re-examine existing illustrations. In this regard, the pairing of Tang poems with contemporary photography and Song Ci with ancient paintings represents two entirely different approaches to illustration, creating a vibrant and intricate contrast. However, in the Tang poetry photography edition, we can also explore another contrastive reading approach. When the image and poem interpret each other, the appended critical annotations from past generations provide a unique interpretive method. Thus, when opening this book, not only does our sensory world enjoy a near-holographic experience, but in terms of auditory perception, the interplay of poetry and rational interpretation also forms a polyphonic auditory effect.