The book begins with the following passage:
Speaking of the Tang Dynasty, what can you think of?
Some people will think of Li Bai, throughout the ages, there have been many people who have written poetry, and there are many people who have written well. But only Li Bai of the Tang Dynasty was called "Poetry Immortal", and only Li Bai's poetry had a kind of "bright moon out of the heavenly mountains, between the clouds and the sea." The long wind is tens of thousands of miles, blowing the jade gate off"' immortal qi and arrogance. Later generations of poets often feel hopeless in the face of Li Bai, because the beauty and poetry of Chinese have been easily developed by this "who immortal", so how can we write it?
Some people will think of Chang'an, of all the "international metropolises" in the world, Chang'an will always be the first, and it is the "Emperor Taishang" of all the cities behind it. In fact, the concept of "international metropolis" was first defined from Chang'an.
The author is a Native of Xi'an, who has personally experienced traveling abroad, and the locals ask him: "Where are you from?" When the author answered Xi'an, they nodded politely. But when the author answered Chang'an, their eyes immediately lit up, and with a surprised, as if they understood, they said: "Wow, Chang'an!" "Although they may not know it, chang'an today is just the name of a district under the jurisdiction of Xi'an."
What else would come to mind? Tang Taizong Li Shimin? "The Rule of Zhenguan" and "Kaiyuan Prosperous Era"? Dunhuang? Longmen Grottoes? Silk Road? "Lady of the Flowers"? "Lady Yu Chun Tu"? Fireworks in March under Yangzhou?
What is Don? It's a long way to go, but it's clear at a glance.
It is the spring of the letter horse in "Lady Yu Chun Tu", the graceful and beautiful life in "The Lady of the Hairpin Flower", the artistic passion of the dragon and snake in the "Ancient Poems and Four Posts", and the surging cultural bloodline of "Long Live the Heavenly Posts".
Tang, also the wind blowing on the Silk Road, is the song sung by the caravan leading the three-colored camel, the pipa and qiang flute accompanied by the bard's drink, and the vast time and space outlined between the "Kaiyuan Tongbao" exhibited by the Samarkand Archaeological Museum and the "Eastern Roman Gold Coins" unearthed in the Chaoyang region of Liaoning.
Datang, once gone, has never gone away; see you again, is a tribute, but also a heritage.
The above exquisite descriptions are exactly from the book "The Beauty of the Tang Dynasty in the Museum" written by Zheng Yi.
"The Beauty of the Tang Dynasty in the Museum" starts from the representative cultural relics of the Tang Dynasty, talking about history and culture, with solid content, side-by-side quotations, and it is not annoying, so that people can understand and put it down. Every reader who is interested in the museum and the history of the Tang Dynasty can read in depth, with pictures and texts, and wonderful.
The author's signature edition of "The Beauty of the Tang Dynasty in the Museum" is a book with pictures and texts introducing the cultural relics of the Tang Dynasty, the book is printed in 100 grams of high-quality pure paper in high definition, and the double blockade line is hardcovered, bringing you a wonderful visual feast. The book with the autograph of the author Zheng Yi is a cultural masterpiece worth cherishing.
At present, there are only 300 signature editions of "The Beauty of data in the Museum", which is available on a first-come, first-served basis.
Author Zheng Yi
Cultural scholar, moderator, master of aesthetics (major in Chinese aesthetics), doctor of literature (major in ancient Chinese literature). He is the planner of the "Chinese Poetry Conference" of the Central Radio and Television Corporation; the cultural consultant of Zhejiang Satellite TV's "Upward Bar Poetry", Oriental Satellite TV's "Poetry Book China", Sichuan Satellite TV's "King of Poetry" and other programs; iQiyi's "National Style and Beautiful Youth" planner and cultural commentator; Oriental Satellite TV's "Poetry, Calligraphy and Painting" Chief Writer; Liaoning Satellite TV's "See also the Tang Dynasty Civilization Behind the Fine Cultural Relics of the Tang Dynasty".