Hu Zhenheng has always had a good evaluation of Li Bai's Yuefu poems: Taibai is the deepest Yuefu and has no ancient title. Or use its original intention, or reverse the verdict to create new ideas, and leave each other, and enjoy it. It is said that people who read Taibai Yuefu have three difficulties: first, they don't know the meaning of ancient inscriptions, and second, they don't know how to keep them for themselves. I don't know what Bai's life experience is like or what he is doing.
Without reading all the ancient books and being proficient in Lisao, it is impossible to get the materials he cut and the traces of ingenious casting in poetry selection and poetry of past dynasties. Today, however, Li Bai is called a genius. I didn't know he cared about Yuefu and had such skill. If he wants to be a pen-hanger, he must choose it.
It was from Hu Zhenheng that Li Bai and Du Fu became the two greatest poets in the Tang Dynasty. This is the ranking given by Hu Zhenheng. Hu Zhenheng saved the fate of Tang poetry by himself. Today's Complete Tang Poetry is based on Tang Yin Tong Gan. Hu Zhenheng's comments on Tang poetry, each of which can not be ignored by future generations.
Introduction to Hu Zhenheng:
Hu Zhenheng 1569- 1645, a writer and bibliophile in Ming Dynasty. The original word Jun Zhen, later changed to, from Chicheng Mountain, later named Ji Mao. People from Wuyuan Town, Haiyan, Zhejiang Province. Confucian scholars in the past had thousands of books. Zhenheng only knows agility and has the ambition to help the world's students.
In the twenty-fifth year of Wanli in the Ming Dynasty, it was awarded the magistrate of Hefei in A.D. 1597. After five years in office, Daxing water conservancy, reform of official grain transportation, and a lot of governance. At the end of Chongzhen, he was recommended as a well-known Dingzhou and was appointed as the Minister of War. Begging to go home. I have been addicted to books all my life and studied tirelessly day and night. All readers with rare cheats, embarrassing old books and ambiguous mistakes have also studied and corrected them. At that time, they were called naturalists. Nearby Zhang Yuanji called it the first reading seed in our city.
He wrote a lot of books in his life. At that time, most of the books carved in Ji Gu Pavilion in Shi Mao were compiled by Hu Zhenheng. Hu devoted his whole life to compiling the masterpiece Before the Tone of Tang Dynasty, which established his position as a giant in the study of Tang poetry in the Ming Dynasty and was highly praised by later scholars.
The book is based on heavenly stems, 10 is signed in * * *, and Tang poems are compiled with comments from A to Ren. The thirty-three volumes of Gui Qian are the crystallization of Hu Zhenheng's experience in studying Tang poetry, with broad thoughts and extensive contents. "Tang Yin Tong Qian" is the blueprint of the whole Tang poetry in the Qing Dynasty. The original and the manuscript are now in the Palace Museum in Beijing. Guiqian was published separately after the founding of the People's Republic of China.