Collection of Jiang Wentong with annotations

Author: Hu Zhiji
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Publishing Date: 1984-04-01
Features: This book is a commentary on the poetry and prose collection of Jiang Yan, a literary figure from the Southern Dynasties of Liang. Based on the Wanli edition of Hu's commentary, it has been collated with multiple collections and supplemented with seven additional poems and essays, including "In Memoriam My Dearest Son." Jiang Wen Tong entered the service of the Liu Song Dynasty and was highly favored by Emperor Gao of Qi for his literary talent. Later, he joined the Liang Dynasty and achieved a distinguished reputation and position. His writings and poems were highly regarded in the world. Zhaoming Tong, his contemporary, frequently included his works in the "Selection of Poems." Zhong Ling ranked his poetry, praising his skill in imitation, comparing his strength to Wang Wei and his achievement to Xie Tao. Scholars often praised him, often comparing him to Bao Ming, admiring his extraordinary talent. This book is a commentary on the poetry and prose collection of Jiang Yan, a literary figure from the Southern Dynasties of Liang. Based on the Wanli edition of Hu's commentary, it has been collated with multiple collections and supplemented with seven additional poems and essays, including "In Memoriam My Dearest Son."