Collection of Literature - (Issue 3) - (4 Books in Total)

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Publish Date: 2007-02-01
Features: The Stories of Tang Poetry, Tang poetry is a shining gem in the history of Chinese literature. Great literary works often have untold stories behind them. This book selects over forty captivating Tang poems and their stories from countless masterpieces. Whether it's the timeless line "Clouds like her robes, flowers like her face; the breeze brushes the rails, dew glistens bright" or the unforgettable verse "Ask the tavern where to find; the cowherd points to the apricot village far away," The Stories of Tang Poetry offers the joy of reading poetry and endless imagination. The Stories of Opera, Since the Yuan Dynasty, dramatic literature has shone brilliantly in the realm of Chinese literature. In the vast world of classical Chinese literary art, it is a flower that cannot be ignored. This book selects representative stories from Peking Opera, Kunqu Opera, and Huangmei Opera, including ten unforgettable operas such as The Tragedy of Dou E, The Orphan of Zhao, and Romance of the West Chamber. With fluent prose and brilliant storytelling skills, the author writes about moving, experiences. Folk Legends, This collection includes thirty-six folk legends, many of which are interesting and amusing anecdotes, while others resemble fairy tales or jokes. They embody the life experience and wisdom of the Chinese people. From the rich and varied "Stories of Three Festivals a Year" to "Why Do Peanuts Grow in the Soil?" and "Why Do People Dislike Crows?", these legends have been passed down from generation to generation, deeply rooted in people's hearts! Fables, This book includes sixty-three famous and profound Chinese fables, showcasing their timeless literary charm in distilling the dense and intricate textures of life. "Who is stronger, the North Wind or the Sun?"—This is the beginning of the story. Reading these classic fables allows us to discover the brilliant light of the vibrant world reflected by the immortal wisdom of the ancients.