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    Selected Poems of the Tang Dynasty: 精选唐诗
    Selected Poems of the Tang Dynasty: 精选唐诗
    Selected Poems of the Tang Dynasty: 精选唐诗
    Audiobook1 hour

    Selected Poems of the Tang Dynasty: 精选唐诗

    Written by Wang Yushu

    Narrated by Niu Mengmeng and Tyler

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    About this audiobook

    Tang poetry covers a wide range of subjects and has profound implications, shiny images, ornate diction and longstanding appeal. Different artistic styles and genres appeared at that time as if competing with one another for fascination. Many beautiful Tang poems are still on everyone's lips in China today and turn out to be gems in the treasure house of world literature.

    The audiobook Selection of Tang Dynasty Poems contains the Tang Dynasty (618-907) poems from Selected Poems and Pictures of the Tang Dynasty, translated by Mr. Wang Yushu. Recited in Chinese and English by professionals, the audiobook is expected to help "readers" coming from varied language and cultural backgrounds to better enjoy the beauty of the Tang Dynasty poems.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherChina Intercontinental Press
    Release dateJan 1, 2023
    ISBN9787900260994
    Selected Poems of the Tang Dynasty: 精选唐诗

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