Three Hundred Poems of the Tang Dynasty

Author: (Qing) Hongtang Tuishi
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Features: Emphasizes elective courses, one of the most profound reforms brought by the General High School Chinese Curriculum Standards (Experimental Edition) to high school Chinese curricula. To meet the urgent need for offering high school Chinese elective courses, the Center for Chinese Language and Overseas Chinese Language Education at Beijing Normal University, in collaboration with Renmin Literature Publishing House, has jointly launched the "High School Chinese Elective Course Resource Series." The selected topics, developed through rigorous research and expert deliberation, the "course design" co-created by scholars and experienced curriculum developers, and Renmin Literature Publishing House's accumulated resources and brand advantages have effectively ensured the authority, reliability, and practicality of this series. The "High School Chinese Elective Course Resource Series" can be used in conjunction with compulsory and elective textbooks of various versions, can also serve as standalone elective course textbooks, and is also highly suitable for students' extracurricular reading and as reference materials for teachers.
Tang poetry is a dazzling chain of pearls in the ancient Chinese literary garden. The renowned poems of Wang Wei, Li Bai, Chen Can, Han Yu, Liu Zongyuan, Li Shangyin, and others are the brilliant pearls on this chain. Now, let us gently approach them and listen to their songs and laments about the world and the human heart. In these songs and laments, there is full of hope and aspirations, with optimism and confidence—this is Tang poetry, and this is the Tang poets.