The Tang Dynasty was an important period in the history of Chinese poetry, and it was also one of the most prosperous periods of gift-and-answer poems. The gift-and-answer poem referred to the act of poets gifting poems to each other. This kind of poem often expressed the friendship, feelings, and thoughts and feelings of life and nature between poets. The reason why the Tang Dynasty had such a large proportion of poems was mainly because the Tang Dynasty was an open and tolerant era. The relationship between people was relatively close. Giving each other poems was a way to express friendship and feelings. In addition, the achievements of the Tang Dynasty poetry were also very high. The poems of the poets had a variety of styles, and the gift-and-answer poems had become an art form that showed the talents and styles of the poets. The Tang Dynasty was an era of frequent wars and economic prosperity. People's living conditions were relatively good, but they also faced various social problems such as class contradictions and political corruption. These questions brought people closer to each other, and poems became a way to express feelings and exchange ideas. The Tang Dynasty's poems also reflected people's yearning for a better life and the pursuit of truth, which became an important part of Chinese culture.
The 300 Poems of the Tang Dynasty was a collection of works by many famous poets of the Tang Dynasty. We know that the 300 Tang poems include many famous poets and their works. Among them, Du Fu was the poet with the most works. A total of 40 poems were selected, 29 were by Wang Wei, 27 were by Li Bai, and 22 were by Li Shangyin. The works of these poets were all classic works of classical Chinese poetry. However, the specific name and content of the poem required further research.
The 300 Tang poems referred to all the 300 Tang poems except the poem "Climbing the Stork Tower" written by Wang Zhihuan, a poet of the Tang Dynasty. These poems covered the peak period of Tang poetry, from fresh and natural, far-reaching idyllic poems to vigorous and bold, magnificent frontier fortress poems, as well as lyric poems that expressed life philosophy and profound thoughts. These works not only achieved great artistic achievements, but also had a far-reaching impact on cultural history.
The full text of the 300 Tang Poems could be found on many websites. These resources included audio recitations, classic recitations, and complete recitations. Through these websites, users can listen to and read the full text of "300 Poems of the Tang Dynasty" for free. The specific website and resource links could be found in the search results.
There was a word file of 300 Tang poems. However, the specific word document content and download link were not provided, so a more detailed answer could not be provided.
A total of 77 Tang Dynasty poets were selected from the 300 Tang Poetry. Du Fu had the most poems, with 38, Wang Wei's 29, Li Bai's 27, and Li Shangyin's 22. There are 311 poems in the 300 Tang Poems.
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Li Bai's poems praising the Tang Empire's prosperity included: 1. In the heyday of Kaiyuan, there were still thousands of families in the small town. Back in the golden age of Kaiyuan, there were tens of thousands of people in small cities. There was a bumper harvest in agriculture, sufficient food reserves, and the warehouses for storing rice were also full. 2. Qi, Lu, Gao, car class, men farming, women mulberry, do not miss each other. 3. If we don't meet at the top of the Jade Mountain, we will meet at the Jade Terrace under the moon. 4. There is no Li Bai on the stage at night. Who will buy wine with? 5. Look at the beautiful auspicious signs in the high curtain cage, and the bright color is far away from the courtyard. 6. The autumn moon is bright on the green water, and the white apple is picked on the South Lake. 7. It should be a heavenly immortal who was drunk and crushed the white clouds. 8. On September 10th, I will go to Li Bai. 9. Don't dare to speak loudly for fear of shocking the people in the sky. 10. Lotus Flower's Delicate Words. sorrow kills the boatman. 11, but under the crystal curtain, exquisite looking at the autumn moon. 12. The flying stream flows down three thousand feet, and it is suspected that the Milky Way falls from the nine heavens. 13. Wake up early to see the sunrise, and see the birds return at dusk. 14. The spring breeze knows the bitterness of parting, and does not send the willow branches green. 15. The autumn wind blows endlessly, but it's always a jade pass. 16. Drunken look at the wind fall hat, dance love the moon to keep people. 17, May Xi Shi pick, people look narrow if ah. 18. I send my sorrowful heart and the bright moon to follow you to the west of Yelang. 19th day, drunk as mud. 20, Chang 'an a piece of moon, ten thousand households pound clothes sound. These are some of the poems by Li Bai that praise the prosperous era of the Tang Dynasty.
The Tang Dynasty's frontier poems referred to the poems written in the frontier areas of the Tang Dynasty. They reflected the Tang Dynasty government's rule and governance of the frontier areas, as well as the lives and sufferings of the people in the frontier areas. The Tang Dynasty's frontier poems had a wide range of subjects, including idyllic poems that described the natural scenery of the frontier, frontier poems that reflected the wars and ethnic relations in the frontier, and narrative poems that described the social customs and people's lives in the frontier. These poems showed the importance and concern of the Tang government for the border areas, and also reflected the life and sufferings of the border areas in the Tang Dynasty. They had important historical and cultural values. The achievement of the Tang Dynasty's frontier poetry was extremely outstanding and was regarded as one of the peaks in the history of ancient Chinese poetry. These poems displayed the natural scenery, cultural customs and historical background of the border areas with vivid images, delicate strokes, profound thoughts and unique artistic expressions, leaving behind magnificent artistic treasures that had a profound impact on later literature and art.
If you like the plot where the protagonist transmigrated to the Tang Dynasty and stole famous poems, I can recommend the two novels,"The Prosperous Age of the Tang Dynasty" and "Long Live the Emperor's Fuma". Among them, the main character of "The Prosperous Age of the Tang Dynasty", Wu Jun, was a cultivator. He was not only proficient in Taoist techniques, but he was also literary and romantic. He discussed poems and papers with the famous masters of the Tang Dynasty. It could be said that he was both civil and military. The main character of "Long Live the Tang Dynasty's Fuma", Lin Ye, was also a literary military doctor who could write poems. After his rebirth in the Tang Dynasty, not only was his medical skills superb, but he could also express his emotions with poems. He could also modify famous historical poems and phrases to improve them. I hope you like my recommendation. Muah ~
It wasn't " 300 Tang Poems " that referred to the collection of poems created by the Tang Dynasty poets, which included 300 works of 300 poets. This number was a general and not an exact number. In fact, the "300 Tang Poems" was only a part of the large number of poems created in the Tang Dynasty.