Before the bed, the bright moonlight (Reading Notes on Tang Poetry)

Author: Liu Shilin, Editor-in-Chief
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Publishing Date: 2005-05-01
Features: Tang poetry represents the highest realm of Chinese poetry. Whether in terms of matter, logic, or emotion, it is exceptionally fluid, always brimming with a musical sense of boundless grandeur and vitality. Tang poetry is like a frosty moonlight sprinkled on the bed at night—it lacks artificial formalism, excessive melancholy from the subject, and everything is clear at a glance. This book will guide readers through a personalized reading experience to appreciate the classical beauty of Chinese poetry and, through the enjoyment of Tang poetry, restore the original tranquility and kindness to an inner world disturbed by the secular world. Tang poetry represents the highest realm of Chinese poetry. Whether in terms of matter, logic, or emotion, it is exceptionally fluid, always brimming with a musical sense of boundless grandeur and vitality. Tang poetry is like a frosty moonlight sprinkled on the bed at night—it lacks artificial formalism, excessive melancholy from the subject, and everything is clear at a glance. This book will guide readers through a personalized reading experience to appreciate the classical beauty of Chinese poetry and, through the enjoyment of Tang poetry, restore the original tranquility and kindness to an inner world disturbed by the secular world.