Collection of Chinese Classics (Full Three Volumes)

Author: Guo Yuheng
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Publish Date: 2006-06-01
Features: The Tang, Song, Yuan, Ming, and Qing volumes select eighty-one famous fu poems. Tang and Song literati, standing on the rostrum of power, engaged in dialogues with fame and achievement, full of passion and confidence; thereafter, fu writers reminisced about the past and lamented the present, becoming serene, expansive, and delicately refined. Fu, like a hidden stream, flowed for a thousand years, with masterpieces and renowned works never ceasing. The Wei, Jin, Southern and Northern Dynasties volume selects fifty-eight famous fu poems. The fu form was diverse, with harmonious rhythms. It expressed sorrow for the homeland, sighed over the beauty of the countryside, lamented the anxieties of life, and revealed the style of the Wei and Jin periods. Pioneering and opening the way, this group of works had the widest and most far-reaching influence on fu chapters. The Pre-Qin and Han volumes select thirteen works from the Pre-Qin to the end of the Han Dynasty, with all the essence contained within. The ancestors, standing between heaven and earth, engaged in dialogues with deities, displaying a vast and boundless aura, a majestic and profound spirit, with a heart as vast as the clouds and water. Covering the history of fu, all the essence is collected here. An authoritative version, for scholars.
Fu was once the "literary dinosaur," ruling the literary world for hundreds of years and influencing all subsequent literary styles. Edited by the renowned Guo Yuheng, a master of Chinese classics, this collection selects one hundred seventy-two famous fu poems from all dynasties. Each volume is substantial, and every piece is exquisite. Every word is a pearl, forming a literary corridor of three thousand years, hiding the unchanging cultural genes of the ancients. Experts in fu studies provide precise interpretations, with original and innovative insights.