Analysis of "更漏子" - Classical Chinese Poetry
Introduction The Gēng Lòu Zǐ (更漏子) is a classical Chinese poetic form often associated with the c...
Guided readings of classical Chinese poetry with original text, attribution, pinyin, English translation, line-by-line analysis, imagery, and historical context. New guides use stored source records so the poem text and author can be checked independently.
Introduction The Gēng Lòu Zǐ (更漏子) is a classical Chinese poetic form often associated with the c...
Introduction The poem 曲江 (Qǔ Jiāng) was written by the renowned Tang Dynasty poet Du Fu (杜甫, Dù F...
Introduction Du Fu (杜甫, 712770) is widely regarded as one of China's greatest poets from the Tang...
Introduction The poem "花非花" (Huā Fēi Huā) was written by the renowned Tang Dynasty poet Bai Juyi ...
Introduction The poem "蟾宫曲·叹世" (Chángōng Qǔ·Tàn Shì), also known as "Moon Palace Song: Lamenting ...
Introduction The gōng cí (宫词), or "palace poems," are a genre of classical Chinese poetry that de...
Introduction The "离思五首" (Lí Sī Wǔ Shǒu) or "Five Poems of Parting Thoughts" is a renowned series ...
Introduction "古从军行" (Gǔ Cóngjūn Xíng), or "Ancient Marching Song," is a famous poem by the Tang D...
Introduction "咏怀古迹·其三" (Yǒng Huái Gǔ Jì · Qí Sān) is part of a famous series of poems by Du Fu (杜...
Introduction The poem "秋兴八首·其一" (Qiū Xìng Bā Shǒu · Qí Yī) is part of an eightpoem series titled ...
Introduction The poem 齐天乐·蟋蟀 (Qí Tiān Lè · Xī Shuài, "Joy of Heavenly Music · The Cricket") is a ...