Three Hundred Poems of the Tang Dynasty: Illustrated. Appreciation. Annotations. Translated Meaning (Latest Edition) (With CD-ROM)

Author: Wu Zhaoji (Compiler)
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Publish Date: 2004-02-01
Features: Tang poetry, Song lyrics, and Yuan qu are three magnificent peaks in the history of Chinese literature, representing the essence of classical Chinese culture. The complete collections of these poetic forms are vast and immeasurable, making it unlikely for most ancient and modern scholars to read them entirely. This series of books is based on the widely accepted and historically validated selections by Qing Dynasty scholar Hongtang Tuishi (selected "Three Hundred Poems of Tang"), Shangjiang Village (selected "Three Hundred Poems of Song"), and an anonymous compiler (selected "Three Hundred Qu of Yuan"). The annotations draw on the research achievements of predecessors, providing concise explanations, while the appreciations focus on the characteristics of the works, offering elegant and succinct insights. The translations are meticulously crafted to convey the meaning with moving and heart-stirring precision. The illustrations vividly depict the text, blending the poetic spirit with artistic imagery, creating a harmonious synergy that helps literary enthusiasts and young readers grasp the essence of Tang poetry, Song lyrics, and Yuan qu.