"Poetry Course of Southwest Associated University" Author: Wen Yiduo and others Publisher: Tiandi Publishing House

Introduction
The general education of Southwest Associated University profoundly influenced a generation of Chinese scholars and laid a solid foundation for their achievements. This set of books attempts to present the general education courses of Southwest Associated University from multiple perspectives through the high-quality articles of 15 masters who have served as professors at Southwest Associated University, and to show the academic style of Southwest Associated University, as well as the teaching style and personality cultivation of masters such as Zhu Ziqing, Feng Youlan, and Chen Yinke. These articles are all written by masters in their respective fields of expertise. From them, we can not only see the masters' seriousness in learning and persistence in education, but also see the masters' figures who have always stood firm in the dramatic changes of the times behind these words.
The theme of this book is "Poetry Course". The book includes articles by six gentlemen, including You Guoen, Pu Jiangqing, Wen Yiduo, Zhu Ziqing, Xiao Difei, and Luo Yong, covering important poets, lyricists, and works in ancient China, and sorting out the origins and development of poetry in chronological order. This book demonstrates the inclusive, high-quality, and basic general education of Southwest Associated University through the explanation of the formation, development, and content of poetry, and further demonstrates the outstanding academic style of Southwest Associated University, as well as the novel, comprehensive, and cutting-edge academic achievements of each gentleman.
About the Author
Wen Yiduo (1899-1946), whose real name was Wen Jiahua, was a modern Chinese poet, scholar, and democratic fighter. In 1920, he published his first collection of modern poetry, Red Candle. In 1928, his collection of poetry, Dead Water, was published. In 1932, he became a professor of the Chinese Department of Tsinghua University. Later, he moved south with the university to Kunming and taught at Southwest Associated University. In 1946, he was assassinated by Kuomintang spies. There is a collection of Wen Yiduo's works.
Table of contents · · · · · ·
/Part 1/ Poem
The Book of Songs
The People's Poet - Qu Yuan
What is "Nine Songs"
Explanation of Nineteen Ancient Poems
Tao Yuanming
Xie Lingyun and Landscape Poetry
Bao Zhaohe's Seven-Character Poems
Folk Songs and New Yuefu in the Northern and Southern Dynasties
The Redemption of Palace Poetry
The Reasons for the Flourish of Tang Poetry and Its Periodization
Gonglu School
Retro
Tianyuanfang Expatriate
Four Heroes
Wang Wei and Meng Haoran
Gao Shi
Cen Shen
Li Bai
Du Fu
Wei Yingwu and Liu Changqing
Bai Juyi, Yuan Zhen, Liu Yuxi
Jia Dao
Du Mu
Li Shangyin
"Three Hundred Tang Poems" guide
Huang Tingjian
Lu You's Poems
Yang Wanli and Fan Chengda
Comparison between Tang Poetry and Song Poetry
/Next/ Words
Wen Tingyun and the Huajian School of Poets
Li Yu and other poets of the Southern Tang Dynasty
The Evolution of Ci Form and Ci Poets in Northern Song Dynasty
Liu Yong
Zhou Bangyan and the Dasheng Poets
Li Qingzhao
Southern Song Dynasty poets
Writers in the Early Period of the Southern Migration
Xin Qiji's Ci
Jiang Kui and the Decline of Ci