Feihualing (4 Volumes)

Name: Feihualing (4 Volumes)
ISBN: 9787566832740

王立宏Jinan University Press · ChinaDec 2025

3.5

Word count: 410 words
Chapters: 102
ISBN: 9787566832740

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Summary

“Feihualing (Including Earth, Heaven, Dao, and Nature)” is a collection of feihualing poetry compiled for teaching and learning poetry writing, intended for poetry enthusiasts; it can serve both as a tool for the feihualing game and as a convenience for learning, appreciating, memorizing, and writing poetry. From the vast sea of Chinese poetry, the author has selected and distilled six major categories and ninety-six keyword characters, totaling more than twenty thousand individual characters, distributed across more than fifteen thousand lines of verse. After each line, the title, author, and author's dynasty are given, along with the number of the work to which it belongs, so that readers can look it up in the accompanying “Feihualing · Poetry Library,” providing convenience for children and their parents in learning poetry.

Editor's review

This set turns feihualing from a banquet game into a searchable, learnable, and practice-ready poetry tool. The editors have distilled from Chinese poetry six major categories and ninety-six keyword characters, covering more than twenty thousand individual characters and more than fifteen thousand lines of verse. Each line is followed by the title, author, dynasty, and work number, and is linked to the accompanying “Feihualing · Poetry Library,” making the lookup path clear. Its value lies not in anthology-style appreciation but in using the “keyword character” as a thread, allowing readers to gather poems by character and remember poets by poem, so that they can quickly draw on it during the feihualing game and find references when learning, memorizing, and writing poetry. The four volumes are divided into Earth, Heaven, Dao, and Nature, with clear themes, suitable for family reading, classroom poetry activities, or poetry society gatherings. It should be noted that it is closer to a reference work and source library than to an appreciation reader with commentary on every piece; readers will do best to come to it with a clear purpose in order to make the most of its arrangement.

Who it's for

A good fit for

Poetry enthusiasts who enjoy the feihualing game and need to quickly retrieve lines by keyword character
Primary and secondary school Chinese teachers who use it for classroom poetry activities and memorization materials
Parent-child families in which parents and children play feihualing and accumulate lines together
Members of poetry societies or reading groups who need thematic poetry materials for creative practice

Not a good fit for

Readers who want piece-by-piece appreciation and in-depth interpretation of creative background
Complete beginners with no clear use scenario who only want to browse casually

Reading tips

First choose a keyword character, read through all the lines under that character, then select three to five lines to memorize and note their sources.
Use the “Feihualing · Poetry Library” to look up the original poems by work number, avoiding remembering only lines and not the works.
When using it at home or in class, take turns playing feihualing by volume theme, limiting the range to one keyword character each time.
When practicing poetry writing, first categorize and copy excerpts by keyword character, then imitate sentence patterns and substitute imagery, gradually moving toward original creation.

About the publisher

Jinan University Press China · Founded in 1989

Jinan University Press is a comprehensive university press known for publishing in language and writing, history and culture, and medicine. Judging from the 2,481 titles in the database, its publishing focuses on language and writing research, the compilation of unearthed documents, Chinese culture and Eastern philosophy, traditional Chinese medicine, and grassroots medical standards. Representative books include the Chinese Dictionary (Second Edition), the series on the collected interpretation and modern translation of Warring States documents from the Language Services Series and the series on the language of unearthed documents, Chinese Cultural Psychology (6th Edition), Illustrated Compendium of Traditional Chinese Medicine Processing Techniques, and Construction and Technical Standards for Standardized Bronchoscopy Rooms in Primary-Level Pediatrics. In terms of authors, scholars such as Zhu Cheng, Zhang Yujin, Wang Fengyan, Zheng Hong, Cao Hui and Ma Zhiguo form its author base in language and documents, cultural psychology, and traditional Chinese medicine. In terms of publishing characteristics, the press emphasizes the collected interpretation and modern translation of unearthed documents and language service research, while also systematically organizing cultural psychology and medical techniques. Public information on specific matters such as overseas Chinese-language education is limited and is therefore not elaborated here.

版权信息
编辑说明
地
壹·天
贰·地
叁·江
肆·河
伍·湖
陆·海
柒·山
捌·水
玖·田
拾·园
拾壹·道
拾贰·路
天
拾叁·春
拾肆·夏
拾伍·秋
拾陆·冬
拾柒·日
拾捌·月
拾玖·星
贰拾·云
贰壹·雨
贰贰·雪
贰叁·风
贰肆·霜
道
贰伍·心
贰陆·思
贰柒·想
贰捌·神
贰玖·仙
叁零·喜
叁壹·乐
叁贰·哀
叁叁·愁
叁肆·笑
叁伍·怒
叁陆·哭
叁柒·烦
叁捌·忧
叁玖·琴
肆零·箫
肆壹·笛
肆贰·鼓
肆叁·一
肆肆·二
肆伍·三
肆陆·四
肆柒·五
肆捌·六
肆玖·七
伍零·八
伍壹·九
伍贰·十
伍叁·百
伍肆·千
伍伍·万
自然
伍陆·花
伍柒·叶
伍捌·梅
伍玖·兰
陆零·竹
陆壹·菊
陆贰·桃
陆叁·李
陆肆·杏
陆伍·柳
陆陆·莲
陆柒·荷
陆捌·榴
陆玖·稻
柒零·麦
柒壹·赤
柒贰·橙
柒叁·黄
柒肆·绿
染伍·青
柒陆·蓝
柒柒·紫
柒捌·黑
染玖·白
捌零·红
捌壹·龙
捌贰·凤
捌叁·虎
捌肆·鹰
捌伍·雁
捌陆·燕
捌柒·雀
捌捌·鸦
捌玖·莺
玖零·鱼
玖壹·蝶
玖贰·蜂
玖叁·蛾
玖肆·马
玖伍·牛
玖陆·羊

FAQ

How is this set different from ordinary poetry anthologies?

Ordinary anthologies are mostly arranged by period or author and focus on appreciation; this set uses ninety-six keyword characters as its thread, classifying more than fifteen thousand lines by character, with each line accompanied by title, author, dynasty, and work number. Its main functions are retrieval, memorization, and the feihualing game, making it a tool-type poetry collection.

Can it be used without the accompanying “Feihualing · Poetry Library”?

It can be used independently. Each line in the book already gives the title, author, and dynasty, which is enough to locate the line; the work numbers are provided to make it easier to look up the “Feihualing · Poetry Library.” Without the poetry library, you can search for the original poem by title and author, though looking up the original work will take one extra step.

The four volumes are divided into Earth, Heaven, Dao, and Nature. Is there a required order of use?

There is no fixed order. The four volumes are simply a classification of keyword-character themes, and readers can start with any volume according to interest or use scenario; for systematic accumulation, it is advisable to first go through the keyword characters in one volume, then compare horizontally with lines in the other volumes that share the same or similar imagery.

What age of child is this set suitable for?

The materials do not specify an age. Judging from the content, upper-primary students who already have a certain literacy level and a foundation in memorizing classical poems are more suitable to use it under the guidance of parents or teachers; younger children are better off having parents select short lines to read together, and it should not be treated directly as independent reading material.

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About the author

王立宏 Author

Wang Lihong is an author about whom limited public information is available; his writing and editorial work mainly concern classical poetry education and the cultivation of young people's competencies. Four of his works are held in the collection: Feihualing: A Poetry Library, Feihualing (4 volumes), Appreciation Ability—Theory and Methods for Cultivating Teenagers' Core Competencies, and Innocent Purity in the Human World. Judging from the titles and common categories, Wang attends both to popularizing and organizing classical poetry, using the traditional feihualing game to draw readers closer to poetry, and to educational theory, discussing how teenagers' core competencies can be developed; Innocent Purity in the Human World shows that his writing also touches on modern poetry. Overall, his works combine the transmission of traditional culture with educational practice, addressing practical themes and suited to general readers and educators alike.