Draft History of the Study of Tang and Five Dynasties Ci Poetry

Author: Gao Feng
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Publish Date: 2006-08-01
Features: Ci poetry, also known as "words set to tunes," is a form of Chinese lyrical verse composed according to musical scores. It originated in the Southern Dynasties, developed during the Tang Dynasty, flourished in the Song Dynasty, and continued to evolve in the Yuan, Ming, and Qing Dynasties. In the garden of Chinese literature, Ci poetry blooms with fragrance and brilliance, dazzling in its radiance, featuring diverse schools and far-reaching influence. Since the Tang Dynasty until the modern era, spanning over a thousand years, Ci and poetry have coexisted and thrived in Chinese cultural history, each creating its own brilliance. This book is one of the historical studies on Chinese Ci poetry throughout the dynasties. The academic history work, titled "Historical Draft," focuses on comprehensiveness and completeness, comprising five volumes divided by the Tang and Five Dynasties, Northern Song, Southern Song, Jin and Yuan, and Ming and Qing periods. It is a comprehensive history of Ci literature. This book covers the "Tang and Five Dynasties" period, elaborating on the study of Tang and Five Dynasties Ci poetry from the Tang and Five Dynasties to the early 21st century. The book offers a broad perspective, abundant materials, clear structure, precise analysis, and well-compiled content, providing rich resources for scholars and readers of Ci poetry both domestically and internationally. It is a relatively complete and extensive classic.