Chinese and Six Dynasties Poetry (Treasure Edition) (Treasure Edition)

Author: Han Zhaoqi
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Publish Date: 2003-07-01
Features: The poetry of the Han, Wei, and Six Dynasties periods cannot be ignored, but it was still in a state of development and growth. It was not as mature as Tang Dynasty poetry, where every piece was a work of fine gold and jade. Therefore, we do not agree with some Qing Dynasty scholars who spoke of Han and Wei ancient poetry as being so lofty and unattainable. In their view, it seemed that Han and Wei poetry was even better than Tang Dynasty poetry, which is impossible. However, this is only speaking in general terms. If we consider a specific author or a particular work, who can say that Tao Yuanming was worse than the writers of the Tang Dynasty? If we look at folk works, which era's works could surpass "The Peacock Feathers Flying Eastward," "The Fifteen-Year-Old Who Was Enlisted in the Army," "The Mulberry Field," and "The Ballad of Mulan"?