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唐诗三百首
Bookshelves: Culture/Civilization/Society, Literature, Poetry, Category: Poetry
Summary
"唐诗三百首" by 孙洙 (Sun Zhu) is a collection of classical Chinese poems written during the Tang Dynasty. This anthology compiles 300 renowned poems that explore various themes, such as love, nature, and the passage of time, showcasing the artistry and emotional depth found within Chinese poetry. The work serves as a significant representation of Tang poetry's cultural heritage. The opening of "Three Hundred Tang Poems" introduces a selection of verses that highlight the beauty of nature and the human condition. For instance, the first poem "感遇" mentions solitary feelings projected through imagery of a lone goose against a serene lake with suggestions of longing and companionship. Other verses reflect on themes of seasonal change and personal reflections, capturing the emotional breadth of the poets' experiences. Throughout these initial selections, the poems display a rich interplay of nature and human emotion, setting the stage for a deeper exploration of life and its intricacies in the following pieces. (This is an automatically generated summary.)