Three Hundred Poems of the Tang Dynasty (Complete Four Volumes)

Author: Jiang Peiying
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Publishing Date: 2003-07-01
Features: For secular children's education, the "Thousand Poems" are taught, as they are easy to understand and thus have not faded into oblivion. However, the poems are randomly selected, with varying quality, and are limited to the five-and-seven-character regulated verse and quatrains, mixed with Tang and Song Dynasty works, which deviates from the proper style. Therefore, this collection focuses on the most well-known works from the Tang Dynasty, selecting the most essential ones, with each category containing dozens of poems. The 300+ selected poems are compiled into a single volume, serving as a textbook for family education, so that children can learn them from a young age, and even the elderly will not forget them. Compared to the "Thousand Poems," is this not far superior? As the saying goes, "Read three hundred Tang poems, and even if you can't compose, you'll be able to recite."