Explanation of Interesting Bashu couplets -- Bashu Culture Introducing to Households Series

Author: Zhang Shaocheng
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Publish Date: 2004-08-01
Features: The Interpretation of Charming Couplet in Bashu—Couplets are a unique traditional Chinese literary and artistic form that integrate poetry, calligraphy, and carving. Bashu is the birthplace of spring couplets, where countless delightful and brilliant couplets abound, breathtakingly beautiful. When and where was the earliest written record of spring couplets? How did Su Dongpo respond to "Three Lights: Sun, Moon, and Stars," causing the Liao envoy to be "greatly astonished and respectful"? How did the young Yang Yanhe, a court scholar, respond to "Work at Midnight, Half Past Five"? At places like Du Fu's Thatched Cottage, Xue Tao Well, Emei Mountain's Dujiangyan Irrigation System, and Qingcheng Mountain, what famous couplets from different dynasties are displayed? What humorous and satirical couplets have Bashu literati left behind for generations? What are the widespread and well-known ancient and modern absolute couplets? What are the linguistic and literary techniques used in creating charming couplets? If you page through this book and explore the over 200 selected famous couplets and delightful matches, it will surely satisfy your curiosity, broaden your horizons, inspire your thinking, and help you learn more about historical and cultural knowledge, deepen your understanding and love for traditional Chinese culture, and improve your ability to express thoughts and emotions through language and writing.