Nalan Ci (Shuyun Lou Congkan)

Author: (Qing) Nalan Xingde
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Publishing Date: 2003-06-01
Features: Nalan Xingde was a renowned lyric poet of the Qing Dynasty, whose works are celebrated for their skillful expression of sorrowful emotions and delicate, lingering sentiments. Over three centuries, his poetry has captivated countless readers. This book is based on the most comprehensive collection of Nalan Xingde's lyrics, the Yuyuan Congke edition of the Qing Dynasty, supplemented with additional works. It includes all extant poems by Nalan Xingde and is accompanied by comments from distinguished scholars. The book is presented in a compact, traditional thread-bound format, with a design that adheres to the classic aesthetics of traditional thread-binding while also incorporating innovative elements. The layout is exquisite, the typeface elegant, reflecting the modern style of thread-bound book printing.
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Mountain height does not matter; what matters is the presence of immortals. Book value is not the key; what counts is its character. Hence, the series is named "Shuyunlou," and refined gentlemen will surely appreciate its essence. This is the preface.