"Jiang Xun Talks about Tang Poetry (Revised Edition)" Author: Jiang Xun Publisher: CITIC Press

The Tang Dynasty was a "flowery season" and a flourishing age for poetry, which gave birth to many great poets, such as Li Bai, Du Fu, Wang Wei, Bai Juyi, Li Shangyin, etc. In "Jiang Xun Talks about Tang Poetry (Revised Edition)", Mr. Jiang Xun tells the most wonderful poems and the best Tang Dynasty poets in his mind. From literature to aesthetics, from Zhang Ruoxu to Li Shangyin, it is full of poetry and Zen.

Tang poetry uses the most concise expression to push the beauty of Chinese to the extreme. The characters, pronunciation, pictures presented, and blank spaces left for readers, many intentions in Tang poetry seem to grow naturally. Mr. Jiang Xun explained that after dormancy throughout the winter, Tang poetry bloomed with all its strength. That kind of vigorous vitality is the immortality earned by poets with different personalities and different circumstances with their talents. "Jiang Xun's Tang Poetry (Revised Edition)" begins with "Spring River Moon Night", which is so beautiful that people want to engrave it in their memory, but Mr. Jiang Xun said: I hope everyone will forget this poem as soon as they go out, forget it completely, and one day, you don't want it, it will come back. It will become a part of your life, hiding in a corner, and suddenly telling you "the river and the sky are one color without any dust", maybe in Greece, maybe in Kaohsiung, you don't know when it will be waiting for you.

When Mr. Jiang Xun talks about Tang poetry, he is not only talking about the beauty of literature, but also about his own feelings about life. Cherish the existence of each individual, cherish the beauty of different personalities, and cherish the value of free will. These precious experiences are the wealth that Tang poetry has left us.

Immersing yourself in the world of Tang poetry is like meeting a confidant in your youth. You can drink and chat with each other, be loyal to each other, and pursue your ideals in life together.

The Tang Dynasty was the golden age of Chinese poetry. Poets with outstanding talents and different styles appeared one after another, presenting an intoxicating artistic conception of life. The charm of Tang poetry lies in its richness, with shining passion, lingering thoughts, publicity in the prosperous era, and melancholy after the prosperity. It takes us back to the real world to feel the beauty and build a private literary space.