Reading Poetry for You
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Summary
Editor's review
Who it's for
A good fit for
- Readers who want to recover a moment of calm and softness in a busy life
- General readers long away from poetry who want a low-threshold entry
- Light readers who enjoy short reading before bed or on the commute
- Enthusiasts interested in poetry from ancient and modern times, Chinese and foreign, who like to savor it repeatedly
Not a good fit for
- Poetry researchers needing detailed annotation and scholarly interpretation
- People who prefer long, continuous narrative and are unused to poetry's leaps
- Readers expecting practical skills content and clear takeaways
Reading tips
- Choose one or two poems a day and read them aloud, feeling the rhythm and tone with your voice without over-analyzing.
- Keep a notebook; copy down lines that resonate and write a sentence about how you felt at the time.
- Read by theme—start with pieces on the search for the self, then expand to other themes.
- After reading a poem, try retelling its meaning in your own words or share it with a friend to deepen your understanding.
Contents
- 版权信息
- 前言
- 诗经 关雎
- 诗经 蒹葭
- 我们的爱情总不过如此
- 猛虎
- 野花歌
- Love
- 汉乐府 江南可采莲
- 登幽州台歌
- 关山月
- 将进酒
- 琵琶行
- 窗外
- 沙扬娜拉——赠日本女郎
- 再别康桥
- 我不知道风是在哪一个方向吹
- 离家
- 望月怀远
- 春望
- 闻官军收河南河北
- 锦瑟
- 竹里馆
- 她的名字
- 别离
- 风车
- 江雪
- 回乡偶书
- 当你老了
- 发
- 雪
- 凉州词
- 枫桥夜泊
- 乌衣巷
- 诔词
- 歌
- 虞美人
- 水调歌头
- 念奴娇
- 一朵野花
- 鹊桥仙
- 声声慢
- 青玉案 元夕
- 天净沙 秋思
- 木兰花令
- 梦的海
- 自由颂
- 夜莺
- 第一次的茉莉
- 云与波
- 榕树
- 消失的酒
- 回旋舞
- 秋晚的江上
- 是谁把
- 邮吻
- 关不住了
- 弥拉贝尔的音乐
- 眼睛,我曾在最后一刻的泪光中看见你
- 教我如何不想她
- 梦与诗
- 最初的愿望小曲
- 人间
- 我是少年
- 秋的味
- 妹妹你是水
- 妆台
- 十二月十九夜
- 这悠悠相思我与谁弹
- 紫罗兰
- 采莲曲
- 葬我
- 你是人间的四月天
- 笑
- 雨巷
- 烦忧
- 黄鹤楼
- 海上的声音
- 隐居者
- 面朝大海,春暖花开
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About the author
Meng Hua is an author about whom limited public information is available; details of background, nationality, and dates of birth and death are not clearly recorded, and all that can be confirmed is that eight of the author's works are held in the collection. Judging from these works, Meng Hua's writing centers mainly on Chinese history and traditional culture, including Illustrated General History of China, Stories from the Twenty-Five Histories, General History of China, and The General History of China in Full Color Illustrations, which present historical developments in an accessible, image-rich manner. Allusions of China in Full Color Illustrations, Illustrated Knowledge of Chinese Classics, and Essentials of Chinese Classics (Full Color Illustrated Collector's Edition) focus on popularizing traditional learning and classical allusions. Beyond history, Meng Hua also writes modern poetry, as shown by Reading Poetry for You, revealing another direction beyond historical works. The works fall under categories such as history, inspirational growth, Eastern philosophy, and modern poetry, and are generally characterized by knowledge popularization and accessible reading, using visual illustrations and clear narration to lower the barrier for general readers.