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Tang Dynasty Fictions was an anthology of Tang Dynasty novels collated by Mr. Wang Pijiang. Mr. Wang Pijiang began to collect, collate, and research the novels of the Tang Dynasty around 1929, hoping to sort out and restore the quality of the novels circulating at that time. He used Xu Ke's Guang Ji as his main reference, collected most of the important works of the existing Tang Dynasty novels, and collated them with a variety of documents. Each novel was accompanied by a note, which provided necessary research on the author, the time of writing, and the origin of the story. The content of Tang Dynasty's Fictions covered all kinds of subjects of Tang Dynasty's novels, objectively reflecting the original appearance of novels in this period and showing the development of Tang Dynasty's novels. There was no information about the translation of Tang Dynasty Fictions in the search results.

There were many translated versions of the 300 Poems of the Tang Dynasty. Among the more important versions, Professor Xu Yuanchong and the others translated the version. A total of 38 scholars participated in the translation, and Professor Xu Yuanchong translated more than 100 poems himself. In addition, the English poet Innes Helden also had an English translation of 300 Tang Poems. In addition, there was also Jiang Kanghu and a foreigner's translation of "The Heads of Jade Mountains" and Professor Tang Yihe's "300 English Translations of Tang Poetry". The other versions were chosen by individuals, and the poems varied greatly.

Waltz of Flowers was written by Kawabata Yasunari, and Tang Yuemei was involved in the translation work. This book was a collection of Kawabata Yasunari's classic short stories. It included 15 classic short stories such as Waltz of Flowers, Mother's First Love, Beast, and An Arm. There were multiple versions on sale, and the prices, discounts, and shipping locations of different versions were different. The novel," Alien Hotel ", is equally exciting. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!

According to the information provided, there were some translated biographies such as the Biography of Han Yu in the Book of the New Tang Dynasty, the Biography of Du Jingquan in the Book of the New Tang Dynasty, and the Biography of Empress Wu in the Book of the New Tang Dynasty. The New Book of Tang was a large-scale historical book. The complete translation of the New Book of Tang contained a lot of content. Only a portion of the information given could be presented here. Han Yu word retreat, is Dengzhou Nanyang people. His official career was bumpy. He was demoted to the county magistrate of Yangshan County because of his comments on the palace market that angered Tang Dezong. Later, he experienced the rise and fall of official positions and once wrote the "Explanation of Entering Learning" to express his thoughts. He had been an orphan since he was young and had been raised by his sister-in-law. He was knowledgeable, upright, and straightforward. Du Jingquan is a native of Wuyi, Jizhou, and has a serious temperament. In the Fang Siye incident, he showed no fear of power and insisted on his principles. During his tenure as the Punishment Deputy, he tried the imperial prison with Xu Yougong and the others. At that time, there was a saying that "those who meet Xu and Du live, those who come and marquis die". He had adhered to the law in many incidents and was upright and upright. He had been demoted or promoted because of different incidents, such as being demoted because he had saved Li Zhaode and was considered to have been deceived. He had also been adopted because of his views on the Khitan invasion. Wu Zetian was born in Wenshui, Bingzhou. At the age of fourteen, he was called by Emperor Taizong of Tang Dynasty as a talented person. After Emperor Taizong died, he entered a Buddhist temple and became a nun. During the reign of Emperor Gaozong, she was introduced into the harem by the Empress to balance Consort Xiao Shu. She was scheming and used various means to obtain information and frame the Empress, causing Emperor Gaozong to have the idea of deposing the Empress. While waiting for the TV series, he could also read the exciting content related to this site!

Qiu Xinggong was a famous general in the Tang Dynasty. He was born in 585 AD and died in 665 AD. Qiu Xinggong was originally from Luoyang, Henan Province, and later moved to Mei County, Shaanxi Province. From a young age, he had shown courage and talent in riding and shooting. At the end of the Sui Dynasty, anti-Sui uprisings broke out everywhere. Qiu Xinggong and his brother Qiu Shili gathered the village soldiers to defend Mei City. Later, he surrendered to Li Yuan and his son and became Li Shimin's subordinate. Qiu Xinggong had performed outstandingly in many battles and was promoted to the hussars of the First Left Mansion. He was a loyal subordinate of Li Shimin and had participated in the capture of Chang 'an City, the crusade against Xue Ju and his son, Liu Wuzhou, Wang Shichong, and Dou Jiande. Qiu Xinggong's bravery and military exploits made him appreciated and reused by Li Shimin. His grave was in the Zhaoling Mausoleum, and he was the only one with a human portrait among the "Six Steeds of Zhaoling Mausoleum".

Qiu Xinggong was a general in the Tang Dynasty. He was born in a family of officials and generals. His grandfather and father were generals who conquered the world. Qiu Xinggong had performed well on the battlefield and had participated in many battles. He was loyal to his master and invincible on the battlefield. Li Shimin (Emperor Taizong of the Tang Dynasty) appreciated him very much and promoted him to the rank of General of the Right Marquis of Wu and awarded him an important position. Qiu Xinggong died in the second year of Linde at the age of 80 and was buried in Zhaoling.

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The 300 Tang poems were the classics of ancient China literature, including many excellent poems. We can find some original and translated versions of the 300 Tang poems. For example, the original text of the poem "Spring Dawn" was "Spring sleep does not feel dawn, everywhere I hear birds chirping." The wind and rain in the night, I know how many flowers have fallen. The vernacular translation is "In spring, when you sleep, you don't know that the day has broken, and you can hear the chirping of birds everywhere." Last night, the wind and rain were incessant, and I don't know how many of those beautiful spring flowers were blown away." In addition, the original text of the poem "Luchai" was "No one can be seen in the empty mountain, but the sound of people's voices can be heard." The scenery returns to the deep forest, and shines on the moss again. The vernacular translation was," The mountain was empty and there was no one in sight. Only the noise of human language could be heard. The golden light of the setting sun shone into the deep forest, and the moss reflected a faint yellow light." These poems displayed the talents and emotions of the Tang Dynasty poets through exquisite descriptions and profound artistic conception.