Recommended version: Zhonghua Book Company 1960 school-based
Three hundred Tang Poems is an anthology of Tang Poems compiled by Sun Zhu (alias Hengtang Jushi) in Qing Dynasty on the basis of Selected Poems of Tang Poetry in Qing Dynasty. Six volumes (or eight volumes). Choose 75 poets (not including two anonymous poets) and 3 10 poems. It is divided into five ancient poems, seven ancient poems, five laws, seven laws, five unique poems and seven unique poems. Yuefu is arranged to highlight the prosperous Tang Dynasty, taking into account the early, middle and late Tang Dynasties. Most of them are masterpieces of famous artists, which are concise, representative, easy to recite and widely circulated. There are many notes, and the supplementary notes published by Zhonghua Book Company 1959 are concise and practical. On 1980, Shanghai Ancient Books Publishing House published Jin's 300 New Notes on Tang Poetry, with an explanation of each poem and a brief introduction of the author.
Recommended Edition: Shanghai Ancient Books Publishing House 1980 Edition
Tang Poetry edited by Shen Deqian in Qing Dynasty. Twenty volumes, 1900 selected poems, including various important works. Originally known as Emperor Shizong of Tang Dynasty, it was later renamed with the sentence "Never stop being vain, and walk gracefully" in Du Fu's "Drama is a quatrain", which means that the editor eliminated the "vain body". In front of the book, various systems and schools are discussed in detail and arranged, which are generally evaluated by poets, with comments, eyebrows and comments, concise and accurate. This is an influential anthology of Tang poetry.
Recommended edition: Shanghai Ancient Books Publishing House 1975 revised edition.
Song Dynasty Paper Money edited by Wu Zhizhen, Wu Zhizhen and Wu in Qing Dynasty. Volume 106, 100 records, 84 actual records. There are no albums, but there are collections, except those with less than five songs. We adopt Huaying, remove redundancy and add biographies at the beginning of the collection for detailed evaluation and textual research. It was published in the 10th year of Kangxi (167 1), but the printed edition is complicated with few words and sentences. The Commercial Press photocopied it at 19 14, and printed "Notes and Supplements on Song Poems Edited by Guan Tingfen and Jiang Guangxi" without volume. Zhonghua Book Company (1986) is combined into one, which is called Song Notes. The Song and Yuan Poetry Society compiled by Chen Chao in Qing Dynasty has a volume of 100, which can be supplemented.
Recommended Edition: Zhonghua Book Company 1986 Edition
Song Ci, Tang Guizhang. Selected as the basic edition, mainly rare edition and complete edition. Although fragmentary sentences are also collected, there are more than 1330 proofreaders 19900 words and more than 530 broken poems, which are used to verify the author's time and the authenticity of his works, and are arranged in chronological order, including biographies, collations and broken sentences. The bibliography is quoted at the front of the book, followed by the author index. Later, the Addendum to Song Ci was edited and published in Journal of Nanjing Normal UniversityNo. 1979,No. 1. Kong sorted out more than 400 poems written by hand in Yuan Dynasty in Ming Dynasty, which was published by Zhonghua Book Company in 198 1 year.
Recommended Edition: Zhonghua Book Company 1965 Revised Supplement
Wei Wudi Collection, written by Cao in the Three Kingdoms Period. The original has long been lost. Pu, Li, Li and Ding compiled one volume and four volumes respectively. Cao Cao's poems reflect profound reality, express his ambition and enterprising spirit, are impassioned, simple in language and vivid in image. From 65438 to 0959, Zhonghua Book Company published Cao Cao Ji, including Poems, Essays, Notes to Sun Tzu, Notes to Pei Songzhi, Chronology of Cao Cao and His Couples, and Textual Research on Cao Cao's Works.
Recommended Edition: Zhonghua Book Company Reprint Supplement 1979.
Cao Zijian Collection, written by Wei of the Three Kingdoms. Plant a word to build a son, seal Wang Chen, think about it, so it is also titled "Wang Ji of Chen Si". The original episode has long been lost. Song people compiled it into ten volumes. In Qing Dynasty, Ding Yan's Comments on Cao Ji was accompanied by a volume, biography and chronicle of Wen Yi. On 1957, People's Literature Publishing House published a two-volume Biography of Huang Jie and Cao Zijian's Poems, which collected the notes and explanations of various schools, cited numerous and rich quotations, and strictly distinguished authenticity from falsehood. Cao Zhi's poetry is the highest achievement, and there are also many excellent works in words and prose. With the death of Cao Cao as the boundary, his early poems mostly expressed his ambition to save the world and things, while his later works mostly exposed and described his persecution and misfortune. In art, based on the folk songs of Han Yuefu, he used more colorful rhetorical devices, emphasizing antithesis and epigrams.
Recommended version: People's Literature Publishing House 1957.
Ruan Sizong Collection written by Ruan Wei of Three Kingdoms, a descendant of Ruan Sizong, was a captain of infantry. Later generations have many questions about Ruanji infantry. The original episode has long been lost. At present, all the books are collected by later generations, and there are more than 100 poems and essays in one volume. Among them, the most famous is 82 poems of "Yong Huai", most of which are dissatisfied with reality and worried about life. There is ambition to help the world in the book, but the world is sinister and can't do anything. Therefore, generosity and sadness make Qi Yisheng's poems make good use of metaphor and interest in art, which is gone forever, euphemistically tortuous and difficult to measure. 1957, People's Literature Publishing House published a volume of Notes on Ruan Infantry's Poems, which is rich in materials, meticulous in analysis and novel in viewpoint.
Recommended edition: Ruan Ji Ji Ji Ji, Shanghai Ancient Books Publishing House 1978.
San Ji in Jizhong, written by Wei of the Three Kingdoms. Kang was once an official doctor, hence the name. The original book has fifteen volumes, and only ten volumes remain in the Song Dynasty. In view of the hypocritical ethics of Sima Group, Ji Kang openly believed in it "not Tang Wu but skinny", which was cynicism and self-reward. Good at prose and four-character poetry, noble and noble poetry, rigorous and clear, elegant style; Prose is bold, different from the secular, thorough and vivid.
Recommended edition: Ji Zhu Lu Xun School, Literature Ancient Books Publishing House, 1956 edition.
The Collection of Tao Yuanming, written by Tao Yuanming in the Eastern Jin Dynasty. This master took care of Mr. Jingjie privately, so later generations also addressed him as "Tao Jingjijie" or "Jing Ji Jie". Tao Yuanming was born in the heyday of the gate valve system. Although he had the ideal of pacifying the world and helping the world, he finally had to embark on the road of seclusion and good luck. Tao's poems are mostly based on pastoral scenery and secluded life, with a blend of scenes, plain and natural, vigorous and complete, concise and implicit. At the same time, he did not completely forget politics, exposed and criticized social darkness, and praised myths and heroes in history. There are ten volumes of Li Gonghuan's notes in the Song Dynasty and a collection of Qing Taoshu's notes. Yao Yao's Collection of Tao Yuanming is arranged in chronological order, with concise annotations.
Recommended version: People's Literature Publishing House 1957.
Meng Haoran's Collection is Meng Xiangyang's Collection written by Tang Meng Haoran. Edited by Wang Shiyuan in Tang Dynasty. Three volumes, 280 poems. Shanghai Ancient Books Publishing House 1982 Photocopying Song Edition. Modern Li's Collation of Meng Haoran's Poems (Bashu Bookstore, 1988 edition) and Meng Haoran's Collation of Collected Works (People's Literature Publishing House, 1989 edition) are relatively complete, including biographies, reviews of past dynasties, bibliographic textual research, and the age of works. Meng Haoran took cloth as his career all his life, and most of his poems were about traveling in mountains and rivers and living in seclusion. Landscape poems are detailed, quiet and leisurely, and have magnificent and leisurely works. Pastoral poetry is lively, cordial and simple. His poems are clear in timbre, full of musical beauty, simple and natural, elegant and elegant, with mellow charm and far-reaching influence.
Recommended Edition: Notes on Meng Haoran's Collected Works by Xu Peng, People's Literature Publishing House, 1989.
Collection written by Tang. Wei Zengguan was named You Cheng and Shang Shu. This Uyghur script was also named "Selected Works of Wang Moshu". A Qing Zhao Diancheng's Notes on Wang Youcheng has a total of 28 volumes, and Wang Jin's Wang Youcheng Collection and Tang Shu are the earliest biographies. There are poems, paintings, chronologies and so on at the end. And the collation and annotation are very cautious. Wang Wei has three thoughts: Confucianism, Buddhism and Taoism. Finally, Confucianism entered Buddhism and engaged in poetry, painting, calligraphy and music. His poetry themes include ranger, frontier fortress, politics, landscape and pastoral, lyricism and so on. Among them, the five laws and five unique achievements are the highest, with free and easy thoughts, full of fun, masculine and feminine. There are pictures in poems and poems in paintings, and the language is natural, frank, clear and elegant, concise and vivid.
Recommended Edition: Zhonghua Book Company Shanghai Editorial Institute 196 1
Li Taibai's Collection was written by Tang Libai, and it was named after white characters. The Caotang Collection, which was first compiled by Li, was lost earlier. This edition is thirty volumes compiled by Song people. Wang Qi, a Qing Dynasty, proofreads Li Taibai's Poems, with detailed annotations, attached chronologies, comments and biographies of various schools since the Tang and Song Dynasties. Modern research works include Zhan Ai Li Bai's History of Poetry, Qu Tuyuan and Zhu Jincheng's Notes on Li Bai's Poems. White poetry reflects the vast real life in the prosperous Tang Dynasty, full of various colors, bold and exaggerated imagination, magical and unpredictable realm, magnificent and colorful, full of fairy colors.
Recommended version: Complete Works of Li Taibai, punctuated edition by Zhonghua Book Company 1957.
Du Gongbu Collection, written by Du Fu in Tang Dynasty. Mr. Fu Zengguan inspected Yuan Wailang of the Ministry of Industry. There are only more than 290 poems compiled by Tang, which have been lost. Song Wang Zhu compiled it into twenty volumes, supplemented by one volume, and became the final version. There are many annotations, among which the twenty-five volumes collected by Qiu in Qing Dynasty are the most detailed, which were published by Literature and Ancient Books Publishing House on 1955. The annotations of Qian's Collection of Du Gongbu (also known as Du Shi) published by Shanghai Editorial Institute of Zhonghua Book Company 1958, Yang Lun's Complete Poems of Du Shi published by Zhonghua Book Company 1965438, and Pu Qilong's Interpretation published by Zhonghua Book Company 19665438 are all good annotations. Du Fu's poems truly reflect the historical process from prosperity to decline in the Tang Dynasty, integrating narrative, lyric and scenery description, with gloomy style and concise language. People call it "the history of poetry".
Recommended edition: Notes on Collection by Qing Qian (also known as Du Shi), Shanghai Editorial Institute of Zhonghua Book Company 1958 edition.
Collected Works of Mr. Changli, written by Tang Hanyu and edited by Yue Han, with a total of 40 volumes. The more self-proclaimed county Wang Changli, the world called Mr Changli, hence the name. Song people compiled ten volumes of Waiji and one volume of Heritage. On 1957, Classical Literature Publishing House published Annotations on Han Changli's Collected Works by Ma Qichang (Tong Bo) and Annotations on Han Changli's Collected Poems edited by Qian Zhonglian. Exegetical texts of the previous generation, historical facts, and various comments of Ming and Qing Dynasties. The latter has a series of poems. As the leader of the ancient prose movement, Han Yu succeeded in writing according to the purpose of the Six Classics, expressing all aspects of his personality, if he was unfair. He also regarded words as poems, and his comments entered the poems. His pen is vigorous and magnificent, and his hard words are ethereal, which has a great influence on Song poetry.
Recommended version: Classical Literature Publishing House 1957.
Bai Juyi's Collection of Bai Changqing in the Tang Dynasty was named after it was written in the reign of Changqing. Bai claimed to have fifty volumes of Changqing Ji, twenty volumes of Postscript and five volumes of Continued Postscript. The photocopy of Matsumoto is 7 1 copy. An appendix was added to A?vagho?a Yuan Tiao prints. There is also a volume of "Dunhuang Examination Paper Poems". White poetry can be roughly divided into four categories: fable, leisure, sentimentality and miscellaneous law. They are superb in style, far-reaching, popular and simple. At that time, they had spread all over the world and were widely read.
Recommended version: Bai Juyi in ancient collection, Zhonghua Book Company, 1979.
Three Comments on Li Changji's Poems, Selected Notes of Past Dynasties, Li Changji's Poems, Yao's Notes and Fang Shiju's Notes. Li He's poems exposed the disadvantages of the times and felt indignant. They praise immortals, satirize ghosts and express their lust. They are ingenious in conception, magnificent in artistic conception, jumping in structure, peculiar in style, refined in language and vivid and novel, forming a unique "dragon auspicious body".
Recommended Edition: Shanghai Ancient Books Publishing House 1998 Edition
Poems written by Li Shangyin in Tang Dynasty. Shang Yinzi is a mountain, alias Yuxi Sound, also called Yuxi Sound Poetry. Feng Hao's Notes on Yuxi Poems is the most detailed annotation for later generations. Published by Shanghai Ancient Books Publishing House 1979, there are four volumes of chronological poems, two volumes of non-chronological poems, and there are chronologies and poems. Li Shangyin's poems not only reflect people's sufferings, but also expose the shortcomings of current politics, recite personal bumpy and desolate life experiences, describe charming and lingering love, and are sad and implicit. Represented by untitled poems, Li Shangyin's poems are characterized by meticulous conception, profound sustenance, obscurity, rigorous rhythm and beautiful language.
Recommended Edition: Shanghai Ancient Books Publishing House 1979 Edition
Gao Buying's Summary of Poetry in Tang and Song Dynasties. Shanghai Editorial Institute of Zhonghua Book Company published a new punctuation on 1959. Select 6 19 poems from 84 schools in Tang Dynasty and 197 poems from 7 schools in Song Dynasty (including 12 poems from Jin Dynasty). The poems of the selected poets must be representative, among which Li Bai and Du Fu's family account for more than a quarter. The author makes detailed comments on the author's comments, works explanations, historical facts, geographical evolution, laws and regulations by means of centralized annotation, quoting more original materials, and has a rigorous attitude, expressing his own opinions and making many inventions. Due to the limitation of the editor's ideology, there are many defects in the writing norms and comments of this book, which readers should judge and choose when reading.
Recommended Edition: Shanghai Ancient Books Publishing House 1979 Edition
Hua is the earliest extant collection of words in China. It is edited by Zhao Chongzuo, a Shu person after the Five Dynasties, and prefaced by Ouyang Jiong. It consists of 10 volumes, including 500 poems by 18 poets in the Tang and Five Dynasties. Except Wen, the rest are Shu people. Ci mostly describes the life of the ruling class, and its style is soft and gorgeous, which is called "Huajian School" by later generations. I have written a number of works with southern customs, and the language is fresh and beautiful. The preface is the first theory of lyric poetry, which traces the origin and evolution of lyric poetry and points out that the difference between lyric poetry and poetry is "carving jade and carving beauty, imitating chemical engineering skillfully;" Cut flowers and leaves, seize the beauty of spring and strive for freshness, which is helpful to understand the emergence and development of ci.
Recommended Edition: Li Yimang's Collection of Flowers and Schools, People's Literature Publishing House, 1958.
Five Pronouns in Tang Dynasty, edited by Zeng, Liu Zunming. This book is a collection of Qu Zi's ci poems in Tang and Five Dynasties, aiming at collecting gaffes and saving lives. According to the life time of ci, it is divided into two parts: the original compilation contains qu ci based on phonology, which is divided into four volumes: Tang ci, Yijing ci, five pronouns and Dunhuang ci, and the supplementary compilation contains difficult poems, Ming and Qing ci collections, ci scores and the sound of music recorded in the ci. There are biographies, proofreading notes, skills and textual research of the author. At the end of the article, the people in Song and Yuan Dynasties relied on the ghosts and gods of Tang and Five Dynasties, with the attached "wrong words of Tang and Five Dynasties".
Recommended Edition: Zhonghua Book Company 1999 65438+ February Edition.
Two main Southern Tang Ci poems by Li Jing of Southern Tang Zhongzong in the Five Dynasties and Li Yu of the Later Clan. Later generations compiled a book, a volume. Wang Guowei added a volume of addendum and a volume of collation, which were included in Zhong Wang's Testament of Haining Shell Dike, which was more detailed and good. 1957 People's Literature Publishing House published Collation of Two Main Words in Southern Tang Dynasty, and related notes, skills and textual research materials were scattered in various books. 1958 published Li Yu Ci edited by Zhan Antai. Li Jing's ci is fresh, beautiful and lyrical. In Li Yu's ci, he described the joy of singing and dancing in the early stage, and wrote the pain of national subjugation and the thoughts of the old country in the later stage. They are straightforward, sketched with simple lines, vivid, clean and natural, with high standards for five generations, and have an important position in the history of Ci.
Recommended edition: Li Yuci, edited by Zhan Antai, People's Literature Publishing House, 1958 edition.
Liu Yong's Ci Collection "Music Collection" in the Northern Song Dynasty. Three volumes, plus one volume of music. Through the Sixty Poems of Song Dynasty by Mao Mingji Jigu Pavilion and Jiangcun Series by Zhu Xiaocang, a neighbor. Zhu Ben is the best. Liu Yong is famous for his romantic literary talent, and he is also rejected by official places. His ci mostly wrote about urban civilization and citizen life, especially about thinking about his wife and traveling. He is good at description and sketch, with meticulous conception and complete layout. He developed long-term and slow-paced words with popular, fluent, fresh and lively language, which had a great influence at that time. Ye Mengde's Summer Tale says, "Where there is a well to drink, Liu Ci can be sung."
Recommended version: Xue Benji of Zhonghua Book Company 1994.
Fifty volumes of Su Shi's Dongpo Poems in the Northern Song Dynasty. Modern manhole is based on Feng's Collected Works of Su Shi (50 volumes) and Su Wenzhong's Poems (46 volumes) in Qing Dynasty. Su Shi wrote more than 2,700 poems and essays on a wide range of subjects. The most popular are landscape poems and sensible poems, as well as works that reflect people's livelihood and public opinion, current affairs and politics, aesthetic opinions and the pursuit of the ancients. The early years are wild and uninhibited, the middle period is the most colorful, and the later years tend to be bleak, with many styles, including seven-character poems and quatrains, of which seven-character poems and quatrains are the most important.
Recommended Edition: Zhonghua Book Company 1982 Edition
Su Shi's ci collection Dongpo Yuefu in the Northern Song Dynasty is called Dongpo Jushi. Two volumes. In the 7th year of Yuanyou (1320), Ye Zengyun carved Fu Nan Caotang. Photocopy by Classical Literature Publishing House 1957. Long Yusheng's Notes on Dongpo Yuefu has been re-annotated, and Su Zhe's Epitaph of Mr. Dongpo has various annotations. The Commercial Press published the paper version of 1958. Copy by Shanghai Editorial Department of Zhonghua Book Company, tel: 1959. Su Shi expanded the theme of his ci, broke through the barrier of love between men and women, kept sorrow but didn't hate, opened an unrestrained school, sang about history and reminisced about the past, discussed current events and described landscapes. At the same time, due to political frustration and the influence of Buddhism and Taoism, he always showed nihilistic thoughts.
Recommended version: Shanghai Ancient Books Publishing House 1979 May School-based.
"Three hundred Song Poems" was originally compiled by Shangqiang villagers (closely related to Zhu Xiaozang), and 283 poems were selected from 79 poets in the Song Dynasty, arranged by emperors, scribes and women, with the theme of nature. Tang Guizhang's "Three Hundred Notes on Song Poetry" was published by Shanghai Editorial Institute of Zhonghua Book Company in March 1962, including the author's brief introduction, notes and comments, and the version is good. The announcer quoted more than 200 kinds of books, climbed over them to reveal the author, collected extensively, collected comments, distinguished right from wrong and commented accurately.
Recommended version: Shanghai Ancient Books Publishing House 1979 reprint.
Miao Hao Zi was carefully edited by poets in the Southern Song Dynasty, with a total of seven volumes, including nearly 400 words written by 132 poets from Zhang Xiaoxiang to Ugly Yuan in the Southern Song Dynasty. It is informative and has high literature value. The chooser is a famous poet, and his ci style is soft and boring. So the choice is strict, and many similar and exquisite works can't reflect the whole picture of the Southern Song Dynasty. In Qing Dynasty, Cha and Li E took notes, combined with the author's life, materials, ci skills, explanations and general comments, and combined them into a wonderful good word note. During the Guangxu period, a volume of Remarkable Good Words for Continued Banknotes edited by Yu Ji and a volume of Supplementary Notes for Continued Banknotes edited by Xu Mao were attached to the block print.
Recommended version: Four Stories 1957 reprinted by Zhonghua Book Company.
A selection of thousands of poems. (1) The full name is "Classification and Compilation of Thousand Holy Poems in Tang and Song Dynasties", compiled by Liu Kezhuang in Southern Song Dynasty, and selected Tang, Five Dynasties and Song Poems, with Song as the main theme. Kezhuang is also called "poetry of thousands of households in the back village". (2) The inscription Wang Xiangxuan notes "A poem with five words and a thousand words newly carved". (3) The title of Selected Works of Song Dynasty and Wang Xiang's annotation "Reordering Thousand Poems" (seven words). (4) Xie Fangde's Selected Poems of a Thousand Schools is divided into four volumes: five unique poems, five laws, seven unique poems and seven laws. With a wide range of topics, short length and easy to understand, it is a very popular enlightenment reading in the old days.
Recommended Edition: Donghai Literature and Art Publishing House 1957 Edition
The Book of Songs, formerly known as Notes on Song Poetry 101, was edited by Zhang Jingxing, Yao Peiqian and Wang Yongqi in the Qing Dynasty, with a total of eight volumes. Later generations published it together with Shen Deqian's Poems of Tang, Ming and Qing Dynasties as Poems of the Five Dynasties and renamed it. The 645 poems of 37 poets in Song Dynasty/KLOC-0 are classified into five-character classical poems, seven-character classical poems, five-character regular poems, seven-character regular poems, five-character parallel poems, five-character quatrains and seven-character quatrains according to genre. Paying attention to accepting the works of different poetic schools comprehensively reflects the features of various styles and schools in the Song Dynasty. However, due to the emphasis on "profound and graceful" and "smooth cooperation between palace merchants" and the worship of Neo-Confucianism, the poems are not refined or coarse, only circled, without biographies and comments, neglected in textual research and revision, and sometimes the words are incorrect.
Recommended Edition: People's Literature Publishing House 1979 Edition
Selected readings of Tang poetry edited by Institute of Literature, China Academy of Social Sciences. More than 630 poems of Tang Dynasty 133 schools are selected, which are both ideological and artistic, and sorted by times. Biography briefly describes the poet's life and creative characteristics, notes solve the problems and main points of the work, and comments and corrects the fallacies of the old theory. Yu Guanying and Wang Shuizhao's Preface made a comprehensive and systematic exposition on the reasons, characteristics and development process of the prosperity of Tang poetry. Some explanations about the meaning of poetry may be discussed.
Recommended Edition: People's Literature Publishing House 1980 Edition
Xiao Difei Cheng Ma Maoyuan's Dictionary of Appreciation of Tang Poetry. Collect105 poems of more than 90 poets, and arrange them according to their life years. Those who failed the exam in their lifetime are arranged in the order of their lifetime. Generally, their works are arranged in the order of complete Tang poetry, and if necessary, they are slightly adjusted in chronological order to reflect the whole picture of Tang poetry. Experts and scholars in classical literature at home and abroad have written appreciation articles, which are quite convincing, clear and simple, and moderately simple, reflecting the new achievements in the study of Tang poetry in recent years. 32 related paintings and calligraphy works. Attached are biographies of poets, chronology, bibliography of Tang poems, index of famous sentences, brief explanation of poetic rhythm, index of catalogue strokes, map of administrative divisions in Tang Dynasty, map of Chang 'an Square in Xijing in Tang Dynasty, and detailed drawings near Chang 'an. This book is large in scale and beautifully bound. Combining literary appreciation with reference books is a new attempt to compile dictionaries successfully.
Recommended Edition: Shanghai Dictionary Publishing House 1983 Edition
Selected Poems of Song Dynasty and Notes of Qian Zhongshu edited and corrected by Institute of Literature, China Academy of Social Sciences. Select 375 poems of 8 1 poet in Song Dynasty, and briefly introduce the author's life, achievements, style and genre. Selected poems include works that reflect social reality and express patriotic feelings, as well as poems that describe natural scenery and personal interests. Strict standards, can take into account, so that readers can see the whole picture of Song poetry. Extensive quotations, detailed notes, incisive views, and special attention to artistic analysis. The preface expounds the historical background and characteristics of the emergence of Song poetry, and comprehensively evaluates the achievements and limitations of Song poetry. It is a version with great academic value. Unfortunately, Wen Tianxiang's chapters on reciting population, such as Song of Harmony and Crossing the Ocean, were omitted.
Recommended Edition: People's Literature Publishing House 1979 Edition
The Appreciation Dictionary of Song Poetry contains 1040 works by 253 poets, totaling 1253. At the same time, it absorbed the works of poets from different schools, and arranged in chronological order according to the author's birth year and those who failed the examination in the year of birth and death, which can better reflect the whole picture of Song poetry. Domestic researchers of Song poetry write appreciation articles, understand people and discuss the world, explain their ideas, express their opinions and not stick to one pattern. Before the book, there are notes, examples, song poems (preface) and catalogues. Collect more than 30 related calligraphy and painting illustrations. The book is accompanied by biographies of poets, chronicles of poets, bibliographies of Song poems, indexes of famous sentences, indexes of strokes of articles, political maps of the Song Dynasty, etc. This book is large in scale and beautifully bound, combining literary appreciation with reference books. Is the companion of the dictionary of Tang poetry appreciation.
Recommended Edition: Shanghai Dictionary Publishing House1987 65438+February Edition.
Selected Works of Famous Tang and Song Dynasties edited by Long Yusheng. There are 708 poems of 94 schools in Tang and Song Dynasties, which are representative in thought, art, style and genre, and seven unique poems are included to see the gradual change of poems and words. Mark the sentence reading and the rhyme of the words to see the rhythm. Don't create symbols to put under the words. Pass the pronoun spectrum. Extract official history or take old news as biographies, and refer to previous comments. The directly quoted reference materials are generally marked, and the indirectly quoted ones are also marked with titles, which is very strict.
Recommended version: Shanghai Ancient Books Publishing House 1980 February New Edition 1.
Yu Pingbo edited Selected Translation of Tang and Song Ci. From the Tang Dynasty to the Southern Song Dynasty, a total of 25 1 words were recorded, which were divided into three volumes: the first volume was Tang and five pronouns, including Tang, Huajian and Nantang, with a total of 87 words; The middle volume is called "One Song" and the second volume is called "Two Songs", which is equivalent to the Northern Song Dynasty and the Southern Song Dynasty, with a total of 164 songs. Because the author intends to reflect the style characteristics of the poet and the development way of the word for the reference of classical literature researchers, the selection method is slightly wider than the general popular selection method. There are biographies and detailed notes of the author before and after the work.
Selected Poems of Jin, Yuan, Ming and Qing Edited by Xia and Zhang, Wu and Huang She, comments. * * * There are 50 golden words in 28 schools, 5 metalinguistic words1school 8 1 first, 6 Ming words1school 120, and 2 14 Qing words. The materials are mainly healthy and artistic, and those that are harmless, artistic and influential are also included as appropriate. Yellow, sick, everything goes in. The recorded original works are pleasant to hear, and the important variants are explained as appropriate. The brief notes mainly refer to examples and dredge the meaning of the text. The author's life is attached to the front of the word. If the birth and death are unknown, it will depend on his friends. The description after the word introduces the background or artistic characteristics of the work, and occasionally includes important comments and anecdotes.
Recommended version: People's Literature Publishing House 1983 1 version.