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The Complete Poems of Tang Dynasty was compiled by Patten, Yang Zhongne, Shen Sanzeng, Pan Conglv, Xu Shuben, Che, Wang Yi, Cha and Yu Mei during the Kangxi period of Qing Dynasty. Finally, Cao Yin is responsible for publishing and carving.
This book has more than 900 volumes, including more than 48,900 poems by more than 2,200 people. It is a collection of collective poems developed on the basis of Hu Zhenheng's Tang Yin Tong Qian in the Ming Dynasty and Tang Poetry in the early Qing Dynasty, both collective and prose.
The book lists the works of the previous emperors and queens; Followed by music and Yuefu; Followed by the authors of past dynasties, arranged according to the times, with biographies of the authors; Finally, there are conjunctions, escape sentences, celebrities, monks, Taoist priests, immortals, gods, ghosts, monsters, dreams, banter, judgments, songs, predictions, quotations, folk songs, alcoholic drinks, occupying words and seeking words, with complements and affixes at the end.
It not only collects the works of famous poets in the Tang Dynasty, but also includes the works of ordinary writers and various figures, which fully reflects the prosperity of Tang poetry. Complete Tang Poetry is an important reference material for studying the history, culture and education of the Tang Dynasty.
The whole Tang poetry consists of *** 16 poems and 14 poets. Poets express different thoughts and feelings because of their different creative moods, and the emotions and images carried by Phoenix Terrace are also different.
From the author's thoughts and feelings, lyrical techniques, creative background and other aspects, this paper analyzes the poems of Phoenix Terrace in The Whole Tang Poetry, and points out that the images of Phoenix Terrace in The Whole Tang Poetry can be divided into three categories: love images, royal symbols, national symbols and ideal symbols.
The Whole Tang Poetry is the largest and most influential one in the total collection of classical poetry. Before the poem, there is a short biography telling its official history. It fully reflects the face of Tang poetry and has great reference value for studying the history, culture and literature of Tang dynasty in China.
In fact, this book includes poems, words and proverbs from the Tang and Five Dynasties for more than 350 years. It not only collects the works of all famous poets in the Tang Dynasty, but also widely collects the works of ordinary writers and various figures, which fully embodies the prosperity of Tang poetry.