Poems of a Thousand Families is a collection of poems of a thousand families in the Song Dynasty redefined by Xie Fangde (all seven-character poems) and five-character poems selected by Wang Xiang in the Qing Dynasty. This is an enlightening collection of poems in old China. Because most of the poems it selected were written by famous poets in the Tang and Song Dynasties, they are easy to learn and understand, with diverse themes: pastoral poems, farewell to friends, nostalgia for the past, mourning for the present, chanting objects and paintings, and banquets to be made.
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Poems of a Thousand Families was called "three, one hundred, one thousand, one thousand" in Qing Dynasty. Together with Three Amethyst, Hundred Schools of Thought and Qian Wen Zi, it is the most widely circulated book in Mongolian studies. Sun Mo, a retired scholar of Hengtang in Qing Dynasty, said in the original preface of "Three Hundred Tang Poems": "Secular children go to school and give thousands of poems to memorize, so they don't waste them."
According to historical records, the earliest Biography of Thousand Poems was Selected Poems of Thousand Scholars in Tang and Song Dynasties compiled and edited by Liu Kezhuang in Song Dynasty. Because there are too many categories of this product, it is bulky and baking is not popular. During the Ming and Qing Dynasties, Xie Fangde and Wang Dengheng added, deleted and corrected on this basis, and named it "Thousands of Poems Added and Corrected".
Poems of a Thousand Families has a wide range of poetic themes, such as sightseeing, pastoral scenery, catering, boarding a boat to see you off, friends giving answers, homesickness and so on. It is very helpful for children to learn and recite Tang and Song poems, understand their artistic creation and improve their traditional cultural accomplishment.