Chinese who can not read Tang poems: "Reading Tang Poems with Xiong Yi"

Read Tang poems with Xiong Yi

I think there should be no Chinese can not open their mouths to say two Tang poems. Even young children who learn to speak with teeth and teeth can say "the bright moonlight in front of the bed is suspected to be frost on the ground", "the day is at the end of the mountain, and the Yellow River flows into the sea".

However, to say two Sentences of Tang Poetry does not mean to understand Tang poetry, through this book, we can understand Tang poetry through the panorama of the Tang poetry world outlined by Xiong Yi, and the stories behind the creation of those poets.

Xiong Yi did not classify Tang poems by time or region. Instead, tang poems are divided into eleven emotional and scene units of ascending, nostalgia, bondage, zhuangxin, pastoral, longing, gathering, melancholy, feeling time, seclusion and pleasure, and select the most suitable Tang poems in his heart. In this way, it is easier for us to use Tang poetry in actual life.

Of course, the Tang poems in the book are all selected by Xiong Yi according to his personal preferences. We can see that Xiong Yi's Tang poetry is full of his personal unique perspective and interpretation, taking us to see the wonderful points that are not usually found in the annotation and appreciation books.

Perhaps through this book, you can replace simple and rough exclamation words with beautiful verses at certain moments, or in most of the wordless and poor moments, you can pick out a Tang poem by hand, and for a while, Mao Sai suddenly opened and was full of energy.

Believe me, through this book, you can also understand Tang poetry and fall in love with Tang poetry.