Chinese Classics Passing Down Literary Selections: Imperial and Courtyard Literary Selections: Passing Down Literary Selections: Imperial and Courtyard Literary Selections

Author: Tan Guoqing
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Publish Date: 2003-03-01
Features: As Zhi and Ruanlaw, the female plum follows in response; as Lian and Kui shine literature, thedominant and splendid colors rise. Thus, the lament of talent's scarcity was felt by Confucius among women; the radiant chapters were recorded by the red tube for the quiet maiden. The ladies of the palace and courtyard have been so since ancient times. Following this stream, they nurture elegance and recite poetry. On Mount Ge, the gentle songs praise the labor of weaving; in the shade of the Zhe pavilion, the fine silk carries the sentiments of writing. The exquisite works of the east are compiled into the treasure scrolls; the new verses of the south are written into the Jade Terrace collection. This book, "The Chinese Classics Treasury," "The Literary Selections of Generations," and "The Palace and Courtyard Literary Selections, Vol. 1 to Vol. 26," introduce the following: As Zhi and Ruanlaw, the female plum follows in response; as Lian and Kui shine literature, thedominant and splendid colors rise. Thus, the lament of talent's scarcity was felt by Confucius among women; the radiant chapters were recorded by the red tube for the quiet maiden. The ladies of the palace and courtyard have been so since ancient times. Following this stream, they nurture elegance and recite poetry. On Mount Ge, the gentle songs praise the labor of weaving; in the shade of the Zhe pavilion, the fine silk carries the sentiments of writing. The exquisite works of the east are compiled into the treasure scrolls; the new verses of the south are written into the Jade Terrace collection.