Huo Shu Selected: A Poem a Day

Author: Hu Shi Selected / Chai Jianhong et al. Critiqued
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Publish Date: 1997-02-01
Features: In the 1940s, Mr. Hu Shi compiled the ancient quatrain poems he particularly cherished, calling them "A Poem a Day." These were not only the enlightening verses he memorized in his childhood but also the colloquial poems reflecting his later explorations in academic thought, infused with his personal ideas and emotions, and embodying his literary views and principles of scholarship. These short poems are written in simple and accessible language, easily embraced by readers, yet their content is profound and enduring, offering great value for appreciation. The critics of this book have meticulously interpreted each poem, blending the original authors' creative thoughts and artistic styles with Hu Shi's literary beliefs and emotions to provide a refined appreciation. It is as if Mr. Hu Shi himself were personally explaining them, speaking in a gentle and engaging manner, making readers feel as if they are walking alongside him. As they absorb these exquisite verses, they are also prompted to reconsider history and life with renewed seriousness.