Tang Poetry Appreciation Dictionary (hardcover edition) is a series of literary appreciation dictionaries represented by Tang Poetry Appreciation Dictionary [1], which is a famous brand initiated by our society. It integrates reference books and literature appreciation books, and creates a new variety of dictionaries in China. The Dictionary of Literary Appreciation once became a hot spot in China publishing industry, and became a series of excellent books with brand effect and brand taste.
Author's brief introduction Xiao Difei (1906- 199 1), a native of Linchuan, Jiangxi Province, was born in a poor family and lost his parents prematurely. He is very clever and studious. With the help of his uncle, he finished his studies. 1930 graduated from Tsinghua University and continued his studies. 1933 after graduating from Tsinghua University research institute, he went to teach at Shandong university. War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression went to the national The National SouthWest Associated University, during which life was extremely difficult. After the victory of the Anti-Japanese War, 1947 returned to Shandong University as the head of the Chinese Department, professor, tutor of master students and doctoral students. Mr. Xiao has a profound foundation in classical literature, profound knowledge and rigorous scholarship. The lecture is rich in content, vivid in language, quoted from classics, blurted out, connected with reality, ingenious and natural. Talking about Du Fu's poems, in particular, has something to do with the suffering of being displaced from place to place during War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression's period. He was filled with emotion and burst into tears. It can be seen that his personal experience has also prompted him to study Du Fu more deeply and become an authority in this field. Collation of Du Fu's Complete Works, major works, History of Yuefu Literature in Han, Wei and Six Dynasties, Notes on Selected Poems of Du Fu, Comments on Yuefu Poetry and Du Fu Studies, etc. , has produced a wide range of influence in academic circles.
catalogue
Precautions for using books/guides
foreword
catalogue
main body
appendix
Biography of poets
Chronology of poets
Bibliography of Tang poetry
Index of famous sentences
On poetic words
Poet stroke index
Directory stroke index
China is an ancient country of poetry. Tang poetry is the pinnacle of China's poetry. It can be said that it is a generation of famous artists, and its masterpieces are like forests. It is unprecedented and unsustainable. Tang poetry will remain forever in the history of China's poetry with its outstanding ideological and artistic qualities.
The Tang Dynasty was the heyday of China's poetry. Tang people left unprecedented achievements in the field of poetry for various reasons. In the Tang Dynasty, from the early 7th century to the middle 8th century, before the Anshi Rebellion, the economy was always on the rise. Economic development will inevitably bring cultural prosperity. Even after the Anshi Rebellion, the momentum of economic and cultural growth did not stop because of the development of the south and the smooth traffic between the north and the south. Moreover, the Tang people's thoughts are more lively and their words and deeds are less restrained, which also provides convenience for the creation and popularity of poetry, thus forming the mass base of Tang poetry.
On the basis of inheriting the tradition of the previous generation, Tang poetry boldly innovated, dared to create and prospered. In the first 30 years after the establishment of the Tang Dynasty, Liang's poetic style was still prevalent in the poetic world. During the period of Wu Zetian, successively, Lu, Luo, Shen Jianqi, Song and Du ascended the altar. Through their efforts, the theme and theme of Tang poetry has changed from the splendor of the palace to the prosperity of the city and the normal love between men and women, from the cabinet system to the beauty of the countryside and the feelings of frontier fortress, with a more distinctive and fresh style. At the same time, Chen Ziang, a poet in the early Tang Dynasty, put forward the idea of "Retrospection as Innovation", which broke through the court literature since Qi and Liang Dynasties, restored Han and Wei Chuantong, and reunited poetry with social politics. Chen Ziang learned from the character of Han and Wei Dynasties, which opened a healthy road for Tang poetry. He grasped the basic contradiction of longing for surrealism and clinging to reality, and expressed it in his poems with new language and images, which inherited Ruan Ji and Cao Zhi and inspired Li Bai and Du Fu.
Half a century after Xuanzong ascended the throne was the prosperous Tang Dynasty. During this period, due to different life paths and attitudes, poets either became high-dancing recluses, such as Meng Haoran, Chang Jian and Chu Guangxi. Or become enthusiastic and enterprising people, such as Gao Shi, Cen Can, Li Qi, Wang Changling, etc. Or change with time, both, such as Wang Wei. Poets in the prosperous Tang Dynasty exude a strong romantic atmosphere in their creation. In his poems, hermits are often represented by hermits, showing that they want to live in seclusion and love nature to reflect the poet's indifferent and peaceful state of mind; Enthusiastic enterprising people mostly take Xia Shao as the representative figure, which shows their pursuit of fame and longing for frontier fortress, so as to reflect the poet's enterprising spirit. The so-called "prosperous weather of Tang Dynasty" by predecessors refers to their romantic mental outlook to a great extent.