中国古典文学趣读诗
2010-1
五洲传播出版社
李廉凤
148
Classical poems are an integral part ofChinese culture. The
poems have beenmemorized, savoured and handed downfrom one
generation to the next. Famouslines are quoted frequently in both
daily lifeconversations and official speeches.
Shi and Ci, though both classical Chinesepoems, are different in
many ways. Thinvolnmo fon Ci. Some of the mostwel-known Ci poems,
mostly from the SongDynasty (960-1279), are psented in
thisbook.
The unique bilingual format captures thecadence and the spirit of
each poem. Thehanyu pinyin to all Chinese charactersmakes it
possible for people who cannotread Chinese language can also
appreciatethe poems. The author explains the poemsin such a way
that you will find readingclassical Chinese poems can be easy
andfun. Enjoy the book!
1. Introduction
2. Dui Lian : The Art of the Couplet
3. The Rules for Composing hi
4. Translating a Chinese Poem
5. Why Yue Fei Musi Die
6. The Lost Tone
7. Du Fu : The Man and His Times
8. The Narrative Poems of Du Fu
9. Du Fu : A Mixed Bag of Poems
10. The Mood Poems of Du Fu
11. Du Fu as a Friend ofEi Bai
12. A Teacher who was also an Actbr
13. The Obscure Poems of Li Shangy!n
14. "The Richly Decorated Se"
15. Li Shangyin's Glorious Sunse
16. The Sound of Temple Bells
17. A Half Day of Leisure
18. The Right Word
