Three Hundred Poems of the Tang Dynasty (Student Edition)

Author: Li Xiaoming (Compiler)
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Publish Date: 2006-05-01
Features: China is a land of poetry. Since the publication of the Classic of Poetry (Shijing), a collection of ancient Chinese poems dating back to the 6th century BC, countless great poets and immortal works of poetry have emerged. Among them, the Tang Dynasty poetry reached the pinnacle of poetic art in China's nearly 3,000-year history of poetry. China is also a country that emphasizes "poetry education." The original meaning of "poetry education" is to learn the gentle and benevolent spirit embodied in the Classic of Poetry, but later it was also understood as using poetry to educate the people. Many families begin their children's early education with simple and easily understandable Tang poems like "Bright Moonlight Before My Bed" and "Sunset Over the Mountains." This student edition of An Analysis of Three Hundred Tang Poems is a classical literary work designed specifically for young people. The selection criteria for this book are based on the requirements of the Full-Time Compulsory Education Chinese Language Curriculum Standards, aiming to comprehensively improve students' language proficiency, cultivate their love for the Chinese language, enhance their cultural taste and aesthetic appreciation, recognize the richness and breadth of Chinese culture, and absorb the wisdom of the nation. The book includes all Tang poems selected for the new primary and secondary school Chinese language textbooks and the Tang poems that students are required to read and memorize outside of class according to the new curriculum standards. In addition, it selects well-known and widely loved Tang poems suitable for the language proficiency and comprehension abilities of primary and secondary school students, covering the representative works of major Tang poets. In terms of content, the book pays attention to the ideological and artistic quality of the selected works, balancing different themes, styles, and schools, making it a good selection of Tang poems. It can also serve as a reading material for general literary enthusiasts.