Three Hundred Poems of Tang Poetry is a classic of Tang poetry research by Wen Yiduo, a famous modern scholar. It covers many aspects of Tang poetry, and has unique and profound comments and analysis on the poetic achievements of famous poets in the Tang Dynasty, such as "four outstanding poets in the early Tang Dynasty", Meng Haoran, Jia Dao, Cen Can, Du Fu and Li Bai. The book is incisive, elegant, fluent, knowledgeable, interesting and fascinating.
In order to let readers better appreciate Mr. Wen's wonderful and original views in the field of Tang poetry, this magazine has added the words "Introduction to Tang Poetry", "Tang Poetry" and "Examples of Tang Poetry Collation" as appendices. In addition, Mr. Wen Yiduo's "Tang Poetry" was compiled by Mr. Zheng Linchuan according to his class notes in Southwest Associated University. Rich in content and essence, and attached to the back of the book.
The present situation of Tang poetry prose creation;
From Wen Yiduo's words and deeds. As a scholar and poet, Mr. Wen Yiduo's two years in National Qingdao University in 1930s left a deep impression on me. At that time, he had lost interest in poetry and became interested in research. He is drilling for ancient books, just like looking for treasure in the earth's crust. The higher you climb, the harder it is to climb.
The harder you drill, the harder you stick to it. He wants to eat and digest the cultural history of our Chinese nation for thousands of years. His eyes are discerning and he took pictures for a long time before history. He wants to prescribe cultural medicine for our declining country. From 1930 to 1932, "look, listen and ask" is only in the initial stage of "look".
He started from Tang poetry, never looked into the garden, never went downstairs and spent his life in poverty. Du Fu in his later years was too lazy to "comb his hair in January". Mr Wen's hair is always messy. He comes from no time and no time. Rice, almost forgot to eat, he is greedy for spiritual food; He sleeps very little at night, and cherishes every inch of yin for research. The light in the middle of the night is his companion, because it opens the way to light and is a "bleaching wall".
Silent. One big square bamboo paper notebook after another, full of small letters, like a group of ants. After several years of hard work, it has condensed into a fruitful achievement of Tang poetry.