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'300 Tang Poems' was an anthology of 300 of the most classic poems of the Tang Dynasty. Among them, the ten most famous poems included "Climbing the Stork Tower,""Lovesickness,""Silent Night Thoughts," and "Liangzhou Ci." These poems were famous for their beautiful language, profound artistic conception, and rich emotional expression. Climbing the Stork Tower showed the positive and aggressive spirit of the people in the prosperous Tang Dynasty. Lovesickness expressed the treasure of friendship. Silent Night Thoughts described the loneliness and desolation of the poet living in a foreign land as well as his strong homesickness. Liangzhou Ci left a deep impression on people with its unique artistic conception and rhythm. These poems were not only well-known in the literary world, but also loved by readers.

Classic Tang poetry referred to the works of poetry with outstanding artistic value and cultural significance created in the Tang Dynasty. The Tang Dynasty was the golden age for the development of ancient Chinese poetry. Many famous poets such as Li Bai, Du Fu, Wang Wei, Bai Juyi, etc. were active during this period and left behind many classic works. Among them," Farewell to Friends " was a well-known poem by Li Bai. It was famous for its bold and unconstrained momentum and affectionate parting. " Untitled: Last Night's Stars and Last Night's Wind " was a poem by Li Shangyin. It was highly praised for its exquisite description and profound thinking. "Send Someone" was a poem by Zhang Mi. It touched people's hearts with its sentimental description and parting feelings. These poems were all precious legacies of Chinese culture, displaying the charm, meaning, and emotions of Tang poetry.

The 300 Five-character Quatrains of Tang Poetry for Children was a collection of Tang poems suitable for children aged 2-6. This book contained many classic five-character quatrains, such as "River Snow,""Climbing the Stork Tower,""Palace," etc. These poems described the natural scenery, characters, and emotional expressions in simple and beautiful language. By reading these poems, children could cultivate their interest in poetry, improve their language skills, and at the same time, feel the charm of Tang Dynasty culture.

Tang poetry because of the rhyme wins, so muddy elegant is the Tang Dynasty poet Wang Zhihuan said. Wang Zhihuan (688-?) In the early Tang Dynasty, Han poets were known as "Qingping Music Ci People".

The 500 Five-character Lü Shi Encyclopedia is a collection of 500 five-character Lü Shi. These poems were written in the form of five-character regular poems, which met the standards and requirements of regular poems. Among them were some classic works, such as "Climbing the Stork Tower,""Silent Night Thoughts," and "Fisherman's Song: Egrets Flying in Front of Mount Xisai." This collection showcased the charm of five-character poems and provided readers with an opportunity to fully understand and appreciate five-character poems.

Three Hundred Tang Poems for Children: Five Character Quatrains is a collection of Tang poems suitable for children aged 2-6. This book contained many classic five-character quatrains, such as "River Snow,""Climbing the Stork Tower,""Palace," etc. These poems described the natural scenery, characters, and emotional expressions in simple and beautiful language. By reading these poems, children could cultivate their interest in poetry, improve their language skills, and at the same time, feel the charm of Tang Dynasty culture.

Seven-character Tang poetry refers to a kind of Tang poetry that uses seven-character quatrains as a poetic form. It is one of the most popular forms of Tang poetry. It had four sentences of seven words each and was separated by commas or full stops. Seven-character Tang poetry reached its peak in the Tang Dynasty and became one of the representative forms of Tang poetry, which had a profound impact on the poetry creation of later generations. In the seven-character Tang poetry, the poet often used concise language, ingenious rhythm, and infectious emotions to express profound thoughts and emotions. Famous seven-character Tang poems include Wang Zhihuan's "Climbing the Stork Tower," Du Fu's "Climbing High," and Bai Juyi's "Farewell to Ancient Grass." The seven-character Tang poetry became an important part of ancient Chinese poetry with its concise and beautiful poetic style and profound ideology.

The following are some selected five-character quatrains from ancient poems: 1. Thoughts in a Quiet Night by Tang Li Bai The bright moon in front of my bed is like frost on the ground. Looking up at the bright moon, looking down at home. 2. "Climbing the Stork Tower" Tang·Wang Zhihuan The white sun is at the end of the mountain, and the Yellow River flows into the sea. If you want to see thousands of miles away, go up another floor. 3. "River Snow" Tang·Liu Zongyuan Birds fly away from thousands of mountains, and people disappear from thousands of paths. An old man in a coir raincoat fishing alone in the cold river. 4. "Birdsong Stream" Tang·Wang Wei People idle osmanthus fall, night quiet spring mountain empty. When the moon rises, the birds in the mountains are startled, and they often sing in the spring stream. 5. "Spring Dawn" Tang·Meng Haoran I sleep in spring and don't feel dawn. I hear birds singing everywhere. The sound of wind and rain at night, I know how many flowers have fallen. These ancient poems expressed the poets 'feelings and thoughts about natural scenery, homesickness, and the change of seasons through simple and beautiful five-character quatrains. They used refined language and profound artistic conception to give people beautiful enjoyment and enlightenment.

The rhyme of a poem referred to the different types of rhyme in the poem, such as flat rhyme, upper rhyme, lower rhyme, and lower rhyme. Level-tone rhyme refers to the rhyme of the same syllable in poetry, such as "Shu","Yue","cun","Duan", etc. The upper rhyme refers to the rhyme of the same syllable in the poem, such as "Mei","Jiao","Gan","Xin", etc. Qusheng rhyme refers to the same syllable in the poem with a falling tone, such as "Qian","Yue","Jiao","Wei" and so on. Rusheng rhyme refers to the rhyme of the same syllable in poetry, such as "Qian","Yue","Jiao","Wei", etc. Different rhymes in ancient poetry had different aesthetic and expressive powers, and at the same time, it also helped to enhance the sense of rhythm, rhythm and musicality of the poem.

There are many examples to refer to: The Book of Songs is the earliest collection of poems in China. It collects folk songs, Fu, and poems from the Zhou Dynasty to the Spring and Autumn Period. The works reflect the society and people's lives in the Zhou Dynasty and have a profound influence on the literature and art of later generations. Tang Poetry, Song Ci and Yuan Qu is one of the four masterpieces of ancient Chinese literature. It is composed of the works of Li Bai, Du Fu and Bai Juyi of the Tang Dynasty, the works of Su Shi, Xin Qiji and Lu You of the Song Dynasty, the works of Zheng Sixiao and Bai Pu of the Yuan Dynasty, and the works of Yuan Qu. These works are regarded as the classics in the history of Chinese literature. Modern poetry is an important part of modern Chinese literature. It is composed of different authors and schools, such as Du Fu School, Hazy School, New Moon School, Modern School, etc. Modern poems are usually written in modern Chinese to reflect the lives and thoughts of modern Chinese society and people. Therefore, the small poetry collection includes the Book of Songs, Tang poetry, Song Ci, Yuan Qu, and modern poetry. The details are as follows: The Book of Songs, Guan Ju 2. Tang Poetry, Song Ci, Yuan Qu, Green Jade Case, Yuan Xi 3 Modern Poetry "Ascending" 4 Modern Poetry "Spring Night Happy Rain" 5 Modern poem "Facing the Sea, Spring Flowers Bloom"