Chinese Classics Passing Down Anthology -- A Thousand Poems at a Glance, Flowers in the Moon, Excellent Lyrics

Author: Tan Guoqing
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Publish Date: 2003-03-01
Features: In the splendid 5,000-year cultural river, poetry is colorful and diverse. It has given birth to many poets with unique artistic styles and distinct personalities, as well as numerous famous and widely recognized poems. Whether it was the nobility or the mountain hermits, whether it was highbrow or folk art, everyone recited, sighed, marveled, and eagerly tried to compose. As the saying goes, "Familiar with 300 poems of the Tang Dynasty, even if you can't write poetry, you can recite it," which fully demonstrates the charm of poetry. A Thousand Poems selects well-loved poems from the Tang and Song dynasties, guided by enlightenment, and arranges the content according to the changes of the four seasons—spring, summer, autumn, and winter. "Following the four seasons to lament the passing of time, gazing at all things to reflect on the myriad complexities," it is easy to read and understand. Most of the poems are short, concise, and rich in language, with harmonious tones and strong poetic flavor. They are pleasant to read, thought-provoking, and inspire progress.