1. The Tibetan epic Gesar, also known as King Gelsall, is a song and a poem. Up to now, 6.5438+0.5 million lines have been included, exceeding 6.5438+0.5 million words. As the literary peak of Mongolian and Tibetan languages and the longest epic in the world, it has always made the world feel mysterious. The Biography of King Gesar is the only living epic in the world, and hundreds of folk artists are still reciting this poem. In 2009, when King Gelsall is officially published, readers all over the world will see the novel in six languages, including Chinese, English, French and German. He has made great achievements in Tibet, Inner Mongolia and Qinghai in China. This epic was produced between 2300 BC and the 6th century AD, and is known as "Homer's Epic of the East".
2. The longest romantic political lyric poem in the history of China ancient literature: Qu Yuan's Li Sao is the representative work of Chu Ci, with 373 sentences and more than 2,400 words.
3. The longest love narrative poem in the history of China ancient literature: The Peacock flies southeast by Xu Ling (507-583).