Mount Suan
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Who it's for
A good fit for
- Readers interested in Tang poetry who wish to broaden their reading
- Researchers studying Lu Guimeng's works who need a single text for comparison
- Collector-type readers who appreciate old book layouts and traditional cultural atmosphere
Not a good fit for
- Beginners who want a systematic overview of Tang poetry and need an annotated anthology
- General readers who prefer long narrative or fiction
Reading tips
- Read the whole poem first, then look up words and allusions, savoring the imagery line by line
- Read alongside other poems by Lu Guimeng to observe continuities in subject and style
- Read with background material on late Tang society to understand the feelings expressed in the poem
About the publisher
Jinzhang Book Company (Jinzhang Shuju) was a private publishing and distribution house in Shanghai during the late Qing and early Republican periods, issuing traditional works by lithographic printing. Judging from the 1,194 titles in the collection, its publishing focused on classical poetry, Eastern philosophy, historical reading, traditional Chinese medical texts, and canonical works, along with books on literary appreciation. Representative titles include the poetry and prose collections of Du Fu and Ouyang Xiu; historical works such as the Book of Han and Zizhi Tongjian; classical texts such as the Book of Documents and Mencius; and specialized and literary classics such as Treatise on Cold Damage and Li Sao. Its author resources cover major figures across the ages, including Du Fu, Ban Gu, Sima Guang, Zhang Zhongjing, Qu Yuan, Ouyang Xiu, and Tang Shenwei, reflecting the house's characteristic reliance on traditional scholarship and medical literature while serving general readers. Public information on its early history and operational details is limited, so no conjecture is offered here.
Contents
- 版权信息
- 【春雨即事寄袭美】陆龟蒙
- 卷624_33【奉和袭美抱疾杜门见寄次韵】陆龟蒙
- 卷624_34【偶掇野蔬寄袭美有作】陆龟蒙
- 卷624_35【奉和袭美卧疾感春见寄次韵】陆龟蒙
- 卷624_36【徐方平后闻赦因寄袭美】陆龟蒙
- 卷624_37【袭美以鱼笺见寄,因谢成篇】陆龟蒙
- 卷624_38【次和袭美病后春思】陆龟蒙
- 卷624_39【袭美以公斋小宴见招,因代书寄之】陆龟蒙
- 卷624_40【京口】陆龟蒙
- 卷624_41【润州送人往长洲】陆龟蒙
- 卷624_42【润州江口送人谒池阳卫郎中】陆龟蒙
- 卷625_1【袭美以纱巾见惠继以雅音,因次韵酬谢】陆龟蒙
- 卷625_2【闻袭美有亲迎之期因以寄贺】陆龟蒙
- 卷625_3【袭美以巨鱼之半见分因以酬谢】陆龟蒙
- 卷625_4【奉和袭美馆娃宫怀古次韵】陆龟蒙
- 卷625_5【同袭美游北禅院(院即故司勋陆郎中旧宅)】陆龟蒙
- 卷625_6【袭美以紫石砚见赠以诗迎之】陆龟蒙
- 卷625_7【和袭美送孙发百篇游天台】陆龟蒙
- 卷625_8【奉和袭美闻开元寺开笋园寄章上人】陆龟蒙
- 卷625_9【蔷薇】陆龟蒙
- 卷625_10【奉和袭美开元寺佛钵诗】陆龟蒙
- 卷625_11【酬袭美夏首病愈见招次韵】陆龟蒙
- 卷625_12【新夏东郊闲泛有怀袭美】陆龟蒙
- 卷625_13【四月十五日道室书事寄袭美】陆龟蒙
- 卷625_14【看压新醅寄怀袭美】陆龟蒙
- 卷625_15【奉和袭美登初阳楼寄怀北平郎中】陆龟蒙
- 卷625_16【奉和夏初袭美见访题小斋次韵】陆龟蒙
- 卷625_17【奉和袭美所居首夏水木尤清,适然有作次韵】陆龟蒙
- 卷625_18【奉和袭美题达上人药圃二首】陆龟蒙
- 卷625_19【奉和袭美怀华阳润卿博士三首】陆龟蒙
- 卷625_20【以竹夹膝寄赠袭美】陆龟蒙
- 卷625_21【奉和袭美夏景无事因怀章来二上人次韵】陆龟蒙
- 卷625_22【顷自桐江得一钓车以袭美乐烟波之思因出以为玩…酬答】陆龟蒙
- 卷625_23【奉和袭美吴中书事寄汉南裴尚书】陆龟蒙
- 卷625_24【奉和袭美夏景冲澹偶作次韵二首】陆龟蒙
- 卷625_25【奉和袭美送李明府之任南海】陆龟蒙
- 卷625_26【奉和袭美寄题罗浮轩辕先生所居】陆龟蒙
- 卷625_27【奉和袭美寄琼州杨舍人】陆龟蒙
- 卷625_28【奉和袭美宿报恩寺水阁】陆龟蒙
- 卷625_29【奉和袭美醉中偶作见寄次韵】陆龟蒙
- 卷625_30【奉和袭美寄滑州李副使员外】陆龟蒙
- 卷625_31【奉和袭美吴中言怀寄南海二同年】陆龟蒙
- 卷625_32【奉和袭美伤史拱山人】陆龟蒙
- 卷625_33【白鸥诗】陆龟蒙
- 卷625_34【怀杨台文杨鼎文二秀才】陆龟蒙
- 卷625_35【奉和袭美谢友人惠人参】陆龟蒙
- 卷625_36【严子重以诗游于名胜间旧矣余晚于江南相遇甚乐…之和】陆龟蒙
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Anonymous is not a real personal name but a general Chinese designation for authors whose names are unknown, lost, or unsigned. Neither nationality nor dates of birth and death can be verified, and available public information is limited, so the works attributed to this name are the only basis for description. The collection holds 2,078 works under Anonymous, spanning medicine, classics, historical readings, ancient poetry, classical literature, and philosophy. Representative works include The Yellow Emperor's Inner Canon: Lingshu, Mencius, The Book of Documents, Nineteen Old Poems, Complete Song Ci, and The Peacock Flies Southeast. Most of these works took shape through long transmission and editing, emerging either from collective folk creation or from authors whose names were lost over time. In ancient China, the Book of Songs, the Great Learning, and many popular storybooks and plays were signed Anonymous because their authors could not be traced. Anonymous works cross the classics, histories, philosophical writings, medical texts, and poetry; their subjects are broad, and their styles vary from archaic simplicity to clear naturalness, making them important and influential sources for understanding ancient Chinese thought, medicine, and literature.