Three Hundred Tang Poems
The Three Hundred Tang Poems (Chinese唐诗 三百首, Pinyin Tangshi sanbai shǒu ) are a standard selection of poems from the Tang Dynasty, the 1763/64 Sun Zhu ( 1711-1778 ) was compiled. Exactly, there are 310 poems.
History
The all Tang Poems ( Quan Tangshi ), 1705-1707 compiled by order of the Kangxi Emperor, contained nearly 49,000 poems and were so unsuitable for practical purposes.
The limitation to 300 poems goes back to the Book of Songs ( Shijing ) with 305 songs.
Content
Are represented in the collection of 74 well-known poet of the Tang period. You are the best represented in Fu, Li Bai and Wang Wei. The selection criteria are not without controversy, but this collection had enormous influence on the visibility of certain poets and remains widely used in high volumes.
The texts belong to this day in China for general educational heritage.
List of poets
Were included works of the following poets:
- Bai Juyi
- Can Cen ( Cen Shen )
- Chang Jian
- Chen Tao
- Chen Zi'ang
- Cui Hao
- Cui Su
- Cui Tu
- Dai Shulun
- Du Fu
- Du Mu
- You Qiuniang
- You Shenyan
- You Xunhe
- Gao Shi
- Gu Kuang
- Han Hong
- Han Wu
- Han Yu
- He Zhizhang
- Huangfu Ran
- Jia Dao
- Jin Changxu
- Li Bai (Li Po)
- Li Duan
- Li Pin
- Li Qi
- Li Shangyin
- Li Yi
- Liu Changqing
- Liu Fangping
- Liu Jixu
- Liu Yuxi
- Liu Zhongyong
- Liu Zongyuan
- Lu Lun
- Luo BinWang
- Ma Dai
- Meng Haoran
- Meng Jiao
- Pei Di
- Qian Qi
- Qin Taoyu
- Qiu Wei
- Qiwu Qian
- Quan Deyu
- Seng Jaoran
- Shen Quanqi
- Sikong Shu
- Song Zhiwen
- Tang Xunzong
- Wang Bo
- Wang Changling
- Wang Han
- Wang Jian
- Wang Wan
- Wang Wei
- Wang Zhihuan
- Wei Yingwu
- Wei Zhuang
- Wen Tingyun
- Wumingshi
- Xibiren
- Xu Hun
- Xue Feng
- Yuan Jie
- Yuan Zhen
- Zhang Bi
- Zhang Hu
- Zhang Ji
- Zhang Jiuling
- Zhang Qiao
- Zhang Xu
- Zheng Tian
- Zhu Qingyu
- Too Yong