Great Dictionary of Chinese Lexicology

Author: Ma Xingrong
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Publishing Date: 1996-10-01
Features: The term "ci" originated in the Tang Dynasty, flourished in the Song Dynasty, spread to the Yuan and Ming Dynasties, and regained prominence in the Qing Dynasty, with a history of over a thousand years. Ci studies began in the Song Dynasty and reached their peak in the Qing Dynasty. In this century, it has become particularly flourishing, evolving into an independent and specialized field of study with its own unique research categories and academic systems. This book aims to reflect and provide an overview of the achievements of ci from the Tang to the Qing Dynasties, drawing on and compiling the research results of ci studies to date. It includes over 7,200 entries on ci, organized by categories such as conceptual terms, ci poets, styles and schools, ci collections, works on ci, ci music, ci rhyme, ci tunes, ci notation, and legendary anecdotes. This dictionary emphasizes academic rigor, knowledge, and reference value, fully absorbing and reflecting the results of ci studies, and is intended to serve as a reference tool for ci scholars, university faculty and students in liberal arts, secondary school Chinese teachers, cultural workers, and.