Three Hundred Poems of Travel (Illustrated Text)

Author: Tian Songqing (Editor)
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Publish Date: 2003-08-01
Features: This travel poetry collection selects the most representative content from a vast number of works, accompanied by annotations and critiques. It serves both as a guide for real-world outings and as inspiration for "armchair travel." If you read these poems, you may find the same sense of grandeur as Du Fu's "When I climb to the summit, I will overlook all the surrounding peaks," relive Han Yu's reverence for the mountain deity and his night stay in the mountain temple, appreciate Fan Zhongyan's sentiments when composing his essay on Yueyang Tower, or follow Su Shi's poetic reflections during his moonlit boat trip on the Red Cliff. It allows you to take in the majesty and tranquility of the Yangtze River, the surging power of the Yellow River, the ancient grandeur of the Great Wall, and the extraordinary beauty of Huangshan Mountain. By revisiting the remnants of past dynasties, the frontier charm of Jiangnan, the rise and fall of ancient capital gardens, the picturesque of secluded temples and lofty pavilions, and the echoes of heroic figures and beautiful women, even if you have never been there in the past or in the future, there should be no regrets in your heart.