Complete Tang poetry e-book

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The Complete Poems of the Tang Dynasty was compiled by imperial decree during the Kangxi period of the Qing Dynasty, including 10 people including Peng Dingqiu, Shen Sanzeng, Yang Zhongna, Pan Conglu, Wang Shixun, Xu Shuben, Che Dingjin, Wang Yi, Zha Siyu, and Yu Mei. (1705) It was compiled in March and completed in October of the following year. It took less than two years to complete the book; Cao Yin was responsible for the publication. The book has a total of 900 volumes; it is an updated version of two books, Hu Zhenxiang's "Tangyin Tongshu" in the Ming Dynasty and Ji Zhenyi's "Tang Poems" in the early Qing Dynasty. It contains more than 48,900 poems by more than 2,200 authors. The poets are arranged in order of time, with poems from the Tang and Five Dynasties attached later. The search for great wealth is unprecedented. The entire Tang poetry is a large-scale treasure trove in the history of Chinese classical literature.

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All Tang poems reflect and record the colorful history, economy, culture, religion, etc. of the Tang Dynasty for more than two hundred years, attracting countless readers at home and abroad to recite and study them. In particular, she used "words that are as compact as possible" to depict powerful and delicate colorful pictures that are both poetry and painting. Many famous lines are natural and mysterious, making future generations sigh at the same scenery." I dare not repeat the question."