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《唐诗三百首新译》原由商务印书馆有限公司在香港出版。本书是由许渊冲教授、陆佩弦教授和吴钧陶先生编辑的，共收入唐诗317首。有39位泽者参加了翻译工作。此书是以中华书局香港分局出版、喻守真编辑的中文版集子为蓝本的。商务版根据诗人诞生的年代和作品问世的时间，在作品的排列顺序上重新作了调整。
《唐诗三百首新译》：穿越时空的诗意回响 “唐诗三百首”——这不仅仅是一部诗集，更是中华文明一座璀璨的丰碑，是无数文人墨客智慧与情感的结晶。它凝聚了盛唐时期最动人的篇章，从边塞的壮阔豪迈，到闺阁的细腻婉转，再到山水的清幽绝尘，无不展现着那个时代丰富而深刻的精神世界。然而，历经千年，古老的文字与意境，对于现代读者而言，或许会显得有些遥远与晦涩。 《唐诗三百首新译》正是为了 bridging 这一鸿沟而生。它并非对原著的简单罗列，也不是生硬的字面解释，而是一次深入骨髓的再创作，一次与古人跨越千年的灵魂对话。本书旨在为现代读者提供一个全新的视角，去理解、去感受、去热爱那些曾经震撼过无数心灵的诗句。 破译古韵，重塑意境 本书的“新译”二字，绝非浮光掠影的改写，而是力求在保留原诗精髓的基础上，赋予其新的生命力。编者们并非仅仅遵循字面意思，而是深入挖掘每一首诗的时代背景、诗人心境、以及其所蕴含的深刻哲理。我们追溯李白“飞流直下三千尺”的豪情，感受杜甫“国破山河在，城春草木深”的沉痛，体味王维“明月松间照，清泉石上流”的宁静。 每一首诗的翻译，都力求做到： 形神兼备： 在语言上，我们力求贴近原诗的节奏与韵律，用现代汉语流畅地表达出古诗的意境。翻译不仅仅是文字的转换，更是情感的传递。我们试图捕捉诗人落笔时的那一刻心跳，将那份喜悦、悲伤、孤寂、豪迈，用最恰当的现代语言重新演绎，让读者仿佛身临其境。 意蕴深远： 古诗的妙处，往往在于言有尽而意无穷。《唐诗三百首新译》在翻译中，会适当引导读者去体会诗句背后的言外之意。对于一些典故、譬喻、象征，我们会进行必要的解释，帮助读者理解其深层含义，从而更全面地领略诗歌的艺术魅力。 贴近生活： 尽管诗歌创作于遥远的古代，但其中所表达的人类普遍情感，如思乡、离别、爱情、友情、人生感慨，却是永恒不变的。本书的翻译，会尽量让这些情感在现代语境下依旧能引起共鸣，让读者在品读古诗时，也能照见自己当下的生活与情感。 不止于译，更添解读 《唐诗三百首新译》的价值，绝不仅仅止于翻译。在每一首诗的译文之后，我们还精心准备了“译者注”和“赏析”部分。 译者注： 这一部分是对翻译过程中一些关键点、难点进行的补充说明。比如，对某个字词的独特理解，对某种修辞手法的点拨，或者对诗歌创作背景的简要介绍。这些注释力求精炼而准确，旨在帮助读者更好地理解译文，也为进一步的深入研究打下基础。 赏析： 这是本书的核心亮点之一。赏析部分将从更广阔的视角，带领读者走进诗歌的灵魂深处。我们将分析： 诗人一生： 简要介绍诗人的生平事迹，了解其人生境遇如何影响其创作。 创作背景： 详细阐述诗歌创作的具体年代、社会环境、以及诗人当时的心情，帮助读者还原诗歌诞生的土壤。 艺术特色： 深入剖析诗歌在用词、炼句、结构、意象选择、情感表达等方面的独特之处，揭示其高超的艺术技巧。 思想内涵： 探讨诗歌所蕴含的深刻思想，如对人生、社会、自然、哲学的思考，以及其在历史长河中的意义。 文化传承： 梳理该诗在后世的影响，它如何被引用、被传颂，又如何影响了中国文学乃至世界文学的发展。 通过“译者注”和“赏析”的结合，本书不仅仅是一本“读懂”唐诗的书，更是一本“爱上”唐诗的书。它引导读者不仅仅停留在表面的理解，而是能够触及诗歌的灵魂，感受其穿越时空的生命力。 为谁而作？ 《唐诗三百首新译》适合所有对中国古典诗歌感兴趣的读者： 诗歌爱好者： 无论是初学者还是资深爱好者，本书都能提供一个全新的阅读体验，发掘唐诗更多的韵味。 学生群体： 对于正在学习古典诗歌的学生，本书的翻译和赏析将极大地帮助他们理解和记忆，为考试和文学鉴赏打下坚实基础。 文化探索者： 想要深入了解中华传统文化的读者，唐诗是不可或缺的一环。本书将带领你轻松走进诗歌的世界，感受古人的智慧与情怀。 对生活有感而发者： 那些在生活中品味喜怒哀乐，渴望在文字中找到共鸣的人，唐诗中的真挚情感定能打动你的心。 不止于经典，更启迪当下 《唐诗三百首新译》并非仅仅是对过去的致敬，它更是一面镜子，映照着当下。在快节奏的现代生活中，我们时常感到迷失与焦虑。而唐诗，以其独特的沉静与力量，总能给予我们慰藉与启迪。 读唐诗，可以让我们在浮躁中找到片刻的宁静，感受“采菊东篱下，悠然见南山”的淡泊；可以让我们在失意时获得力量，重拾“长风破浪会有时，直挂云帆济沧海”的豪情；可以让我们在孤独时感知温暖，体会“海内存知己，天涯若比邻”的深情。 《唐诗三百首新译》希望通过这样一种方式，将这份跨越千年的诗意，重新注入现代人的生活，让我们在喧嚣的世界里，依然能够听到来自心灵深处最纯粹的声音，感受到生命最本真的美好。 翻开《唐诗三百首新译》，与千古文人共游，与悠悠岁月对话，让诗意的甘泉，滋润你的心灵，点亮你的生活。
作者简介
目录信息
Contents
On Tang Poetry and English Poetry
A Survey of Tang Poetry and 300 Tang Poems
Luo Binwang (640? - 684?)
On Hearing Cicadas in Prison
Du Shenyan (645? - 708)
In Reply to Magistrate Lu's Poem: An Excursion in
Early Spring
WangBo (650 -676)
Farewell to Vice-Prefect Du
Song Zhiwen (656? - 712)
Written at the North Post House on the Dayu Ridge
ShenQuanqi(656?- 714)
Lines
Alone
He Zhizhang (659 - 744)
Coming Home
Chen Zi'ang (661 -700)
On C.limbing Youzhou Tower
Zhang JiuUng (678 - 740)
Viewing the Moon and Missing the Dear One Afar
Thoughts
Emperor Xuanzong (Li Longji, 685 - 762)
Sacrificing to Confucius and Mourning Him When
Passing Through Lu
Wang Han (687 - 735?)
Starting for the Front
Wang Zhihuan (688 - 742)
On the Stork Tower
Out of the Great Wall
Meng Haoran (689 - 740)
Returning to the South Mountain at the Year's End
Parting Words to Wang Wei
To My Old Friend in Yangzhou from a Boat Moored
at Night on Tonglu River
Mooring on the River at Jiande
Waiting in Vain for Ding, the Eldest Among His
Brothers, When Lodging in Buddhist Priest
Ye's Mountain Hut
To Zhang, the Fifth Among His Brothers, When
Mounting Orchid Mountain on an Autumn Day
Thinking of Xin, the Eldest Among His Brothers, in
South Pavilion on a Summer Day
Song of Returning to Deer-Gate Mountain at Night
Mounting Xian Mountain with Friends
To Prime Minister Zhang from the Bank of
Dongting Lake
Visiting an Old Priend's Cottage
Thoughts on a Day When Cold Winds Come Early
A Spring Morning
To Buddhist Priest Yuan from Changan
Dining in Taoist Priest Mei's Mountain Hut
Li Qt (690? - 754)
A Warrior and a Singer
A Send-offto Chen Changfu
Deeply Moved by Music
On Hearing Dong Tinglan Play the Song ofthe Tartar
Pipe, Written also for Minister Fang
On Hearing An Wanshan Play the Tartar Reed-Pipe
An Old War Song
Seeing Wei Wan Off to the Capital
Qfwu Qian (692 - 749)
Boating on the Ruoye Stream in Spring
Wang Changling (698 - 757)
Enjoying the Moonlight with My Cousin in the South
Study and Thinking of My Friend Prefect Cui in
Shanyin
A Song of the Frontier
A Frontier Song
Spring Court Plaint
Sorrow of a Young Bride in Her Boudoir
Seeing Xin Jian Off at Hibiscus Pavilion
On the Frontier
A Court Lady Who Lost the Emperor's Favor
Zu Yong(699-746?)
A Distant View ofJi Gate
Looking at the Zhongnan Mountain After Snowfall
Wang Wei (701 - 761)
Green Stream
At My Villa in Zhongnan
The Village on River Wei
A Farewell
Seeing Qiwu Qian Off to His Native Country After
His Failure in the Examination
ASongofXiShi
The Old General
The Legend of the Peach Blossom Valley
The Maid of Luoyang
Retirement at Wangchuan -To Pei Di
My Mountain Villa in an Autumn Evening
On Coming Back to Mount Song
Mount Zhongnan
Paying Visit to Incense Storing Temple
Farewell to Prefect Li of Zizhou
Gazing Afar by the Han River
Written at the Rural Retreat at Wangchuan During a
Prolonged Rain
AParting
A Rencontre
Thinking of My Brothers on Mountain-Climbing Day
Love Seeds
In Response to Subprefect Zhang
Answering the Imperial Call to Write in Reply to His
Majesty's Poem: Viewing the Scene in Spring Rain
on an Excursion
Replying to Secretary Jia Zhi's Poem An Early
Levee at Daming Palace
To the Court-Affair Administrator Guo
Hut Among the Bamboos
The Deer Enclosure
A Farewell Song
An Autumn Night
QiuWei(701 -796?)
Failing to Find the Hermit of West Hill at Home
Cui Shu
To Prefect Liu - Mounting the Divine Terrace
on the Double Ninth Festival
Li Bai (or Li Po, 701 - 762)
Leaving the White Emperor Town for Jiangling
Farewell Beyond the Thorn-Gate Gorge
Seeing Meng Haoran Off at Yellow Crane Tower
Thoughts on Old Time from a Night Mooring near
Cattle Hffl
Ballad of a Merchant's Wife
To Meng Haoran
The Moon over the Mountain Pass
Parting at a Tavern in Jinlirig
Hard Is the Road to Shu
The Beautiful Lady Yang
Descending Zhongnan Mountain and Meeting Husi
the Hermit
Drinking Alone under the Moon
Hard Is the Way of the World
Invitation to Wine
Mount Skyland Ascended in a Dream - A Song of
Farewell
Farewell to Uncle Yun, the Imperial Librarian,
at Xie Tiao's Pavilion in Xuanzhou
On Hearing a Monk from Shu Playing His Lute
Song of Mount Lu - To Censor Lu Xuzhou
On Phoenix Terrace at Jinling
Lovesickness
Longing on Marble Steps
A Tranquil Night
Farewell to a Friend
Waiting in Vain
A Faithful Wife Longing for Her Husband in Spring
Ballads of Four Seasons
Liu Shenxu
Title Missing
Wwng Wan
Lying at Anchor Under Baigu Hill
Gao Shi (701 - 765)
Seeing Off Prefect Li Degraded to Xiazhong and
Prefect Wang Degraded to Changsha
Song of the Northern Frontier
Cui Hao (704? - 754)
Passing Huayin
Yellow Crane Tower
A Riverside Song
ZhangXu(C. 711)
The Peach Blossom Valley
Du Fu (or Tu Fu, 712- 770)
Looking at Mountain Tai
Song of the Conscripts
A Song of Fair Ladies
Mourning for a Prince
Mourning by the Winding River
The Moonlit Night
A Spring View
Lodging at the Yamen to the Left of the Imperial
Palace on a Spring Night
In the Second Year of Zhide, 1 Escaped through the
Golden-Lights Gate to Pengxiang along a Narrow
Footpath. Now at the Beginning of the First Year
of Qianyuan, Demoted from the Post of Left-Hand
Imperial Adviser to an Official of Huazhou County,
and Bidding Farewell to My Folks, 1 Come Through
the Same Gate and Feel Sad for the Past Incident
To Hennit Wei, the Eighth Among His Brothers
The Surpassing Beauty
Dreaming of Li Bai, Two Poems
Thinking of My Brothers on a Moonlit Night
Thinkingof Li Bai at the End of the Sky
The Temple of the Prime Minister of Shu
Receiving a Guest
A View Outfield
Four Rhymes to Lord Yan Wu When Once Again
Seeing Him Off at the Courier Station of Fengji
Recapture of the Regions North and South of the
Yellow River
Upon Leaving the Tomb of Grand Military Governor
Fang
On a Tower
Ode on a Painting - To General Cao Ba
Looking at the Painting of Steeds by General Cao in
Recorder Wei Feng's House
Lodging at the Yamen
Nocturnal Reflections While Travelling
The Eight-Battle-Ponnations
The Ancient Cypress
Contemplations on the Historical Sites, Five Poems
(Two Selections)
A Night in a Chamber
To Censor Han Zhu
Climbing the Height
Watching a Sword Dance Performed by the Pupil of
the Elder Sister ofGongsun - With a Preface
Ascending the Yueyang Tower
Coming Across Li Guinian on the Southern Shore
Liu Changqing (714 - 790)
Composed at the Beginning of the New Year
Bidding Farewell to Grand Censor Li Returning to
His Country House in Hanyang
Ascending the Wugong Terrace in Autumn for a
Distant View
To South Stream for Taoist Chang
At a Farewell Dinner for Wang the Eleventh Setting
Out on Travels to the South
Parting with Two Friends Also Sent into Exile
Passing by the Place Where Jia Yi Lived in Exile
To a Friend - Gazing out over the Lake toward
Yueyang at Sunset
Zither Playing
Leave-Taking of a Buddhist Monk
Parting with the Monk Lingche
CenShen(715 - 770)
On Meeting a Messenger Going to the Capital
Climbing the Pagoda at Ci'en Temple with Gao Shi
and Xue Ju
Song of Running-Horse River in Farewell to General
Feng on His Western Expedition
A Send-off to General Feng from Luntai upon His
Western Expedition
Song of White Snow in Farewell to Secretary Wu
Going Back to the Capital
To Censor Du Fu in the Left Court
Replying to Secretary Jia Zhi's Poem An Early
Levee at Daming Palace
Huangfu Ran (716- 769)
Spring Thoughts
Liu Fangping
A Moonlit Night
Loneliness
PeiDi(716 - ?)
A Parting Wish
YuanJie(719- 772)
To Officers After the Retreat of the Raiders
A Tippler's Song on Rock Fish Lake
Qian Qi (722 - 780)
An Invitation to My Friend Councillor Yang from
My Study at Gu Kou
Seeing a Japanese Bonze Off to Japan
To Master Pei a Palace Official
ZhangJi
Mooring at Night by Maple Bridge
Han Hong
Responding to Cheng Yan's Poem on Autumn Night
An Inscription for Xian You Temple
"Cold Food" Festival
Sikong Shu
Seeing a Friend Off to the North After the Quelling
of the Rebels
Parting with My Friend Han Shen After a Night's
Lodging in the Hospice of Yun Yang County
Pleascd at My Cousin Lu Lun's Passing a Night with
Me
Jiao Ran
Not Finding Lu Hongjian at Home
Li Duan
The Zitherist
GuKuang(725-Si4)
A Palace Poem
Liu Zhongyong
A Soldier's Complaint
Dai Shulun (732 - 789)
A Chance Meeting of Old Acquaintances at an Inn
WetYmgwu(737-792?)
Entertaining Literary Scholars in My Official
Residence on a Rainy Day
On Setting Out on the Yangtze; For Secretary
Yuan
For the Mountain Hermit of Quanjiao
To My Daughter, on Her Marriage into the Yang
Family
On Meeting Feng Zhu at Changan
Mooring at Dusk in Xuyi County
The Eastern Suburbs
Happy Meeting on the Huai with an Old Friend from
Liangzhou
A Valediction: To Li Cao, in an Evening Drizzle
To Li Dan
To Second Board Secretary Qiu in an Autumn
Night
On the West Stream at Chuzhou
Lu Lun (748- 800?)
Seeing Li Duan Off
A Night-Mooring at Ezhou
Border Songs
Li Yi (748 -829)
Meeting with My Cousin Only to Part
A Southern Song
Ascending at Night the Gate-Tower of the Triumphal
Town and Hearing a Flute
MengJiao(751 -814)
A Faithful Widow
Song of a Roamer
QuanDeyu(759 -818)
The Forlorn Wife
Chang Jian
Overnight Tarry in Wang Changling's Hermitage
In the Rear Buddha Hall of the Broken Hill Temple
WangJian(766?-830?)
A Bride
zhangJi(766?-830?)
To an Old Friend Lost in Tubo
Han Yu (768 - 824)
Mountain Rocks
To Zhang Gongcao on the Moon Festival
A Poem Inscribed on the Entrance Gate of a Temple
on Heng Mountain
An Ode to the Stone Drums
Liu Yuxi (772 - 842)
At the Temple of Liu Bei
Meditating on the Past at West Fort Mountain
The Street ofMansions
A Song of Spring
BaiJuyi (772 - 846)
The Everlasting Regret
Song of a Pipa Player
Grass
On a Moonlit Night - To My Brothers and
Sisters Dispersed After the Unrest in Henan
and the Famine in Guannei
A Note to Liu Shijiu
Palace Plaint
Liu Zongyuan (773 - 819)
An Early Morning Visit to the Buddhist Priest Chao to
Read the Chan Scriptures
Dwelling by a Stream
An Old Fisherman
To Four Friends in Exile
Fishing in Snow
Yuan Zhen (779 - 831)
To My Deceased Wife
Jia Dao (779 - 843)
Looking for a Hermit Without Finding Him
Du Qiuniang
The Golden Dress
Zhu Qingyu
Within the Palace
To the Lord Examiner on the Eve of Examinations
Xu Hun
Early Autumn
Inscribed on the Post House at Tong Pass on an
Autumn Trip to the Capital
Du Mu (803 - 852)
Poem Written on Pleasure Plateau Before Departing
for Wuxing
The Red Cliff
Mooring on River Qinhuai
To Han Chuo, Magistrate of Yangzhou
Parting
The Golden Valley Garden in Ruins
A Night at an Inn
A Confession
An Autumn Night
Zhang Hu (? - 859?)
The Swan-Song
A Maid of Honor
Long-Life Terrace ( two poems )
Written on the Wall ofJinling Fen-y-House
Wen Tingyun (812 - 870)
To an East-Bound Friend
Ferrying South from Lizhou
The Temple of Su Wu
She Wails on a Jade Lute
Chen Tao(812?- 885?)
The Riverside Battleground
Li Shangyin (813 - 858)
The Han Yu Memorial Stele
To-
A Message to Official Ling Hu
Falling Plowers
The Jade Pool
A Bright Scholar
Written on a Raihy Night to My Wife in the North
To One Unnamed
Poem Without a Title
TheCicada
Untitled Poems
Reflections at a Military Post
The Sad Zither
A Marble Screen
Spring Rain
Thoughts in the Cold
Wind and Rain
The Sui Palace in the South
The Sui Palace
To the Moon Goddess
At the North Green Vine Hermitage
On the Merry-Making Plain
Li Pin(818-876)
Crossing the River Han
Xue Feng
Court Ladies
Ma Dai
My Stay in the Riverside Hut in Autumn
Thinking of the Past on the Xiang River
Zheng Tian (823 - 882)
AtMaweiHill
WeiZhuang(836?-910)
Night Thoughts on Terrace Tower
A Jinling Landscape
Zhang Qfao
Written at the Frontier
Han Wo (844 - 923)
TheChillingWeather
Jin Changxu
A Complaint in Spring
Du Xunhe (846 - 907)
A Palace Maid's Lament in Spring
Cui Tu
Thoughts on a New Year's Eve
A Lone Wild Goose
Qin Taoyu
Soliloquy of a Poor Girl
Zhang Bi
To My Love
Anonymous
General Geshu
Anonymous
Cold Food Day
Appendix 1
The Capsule Biographies of the Poets
Appendix 11
The Capsule Biographies of the Translators
Appendix III
A Bibliography of the English Translations of
Tang Poetry
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On Tang Poetry and English Poetry
A Survey of Tang Poetry and 300 Tang Poems
Luo Binwang (640? - 684?)
On Hearing Cicadas in Prison
Du Shenyan (645? - 708)
In Reply to Magistrate Lu's Poem: An Excursion in
Early Spring
WangBo (650 -676)
Farewell to Vice-Prefect Du
Song Zhiwen (656? - 712)
Written at the North Post House on the Dayu Ridge
ShenQuanqi(656?- 714)
Lines
Alone
He Zhizhang (659 - 744)
Coming Home
Chen Zi'ang (661 -700)
On C.limbing Youzhou Tower
Zhang JiuUng (678 - 740)
Viewing the Moon and Missing the Dear One Afar
Thoughts
Emperor Xuanzong (Li Longji, 685 - 762)
Sacrificing to Confucius and Mourning Him When
Passing Through Lu
Wang Han (687 - 735?)
Starting for the Front
Wang Zhihuan (688 - 742)
On the Stork Tower
Out of the Great Wall
Meng Haoran (689 - 740)
Returning to the South Mountain at the Year's End
Parting Words to Wang Wei
To My Old Friend in Yangzhou from a Boat Moored
at Night on Tonglu River
Mooring on the River at Jiande
Waiting in Vain for Ding, the Eldest Among His
Brothers, When Lodging in Buddhist Priest
Ye's Mountain Hut
To Zhang, the Fifth Among His Brothers, When
Mounting Orchid Mountain on an Autumn Day
Thinking of Xin, the Eldest Among His Brothers, in
South Pavilion on a Summer Day
Song of Returning to Deer-Gate Mountain at Night
Mounting Xian Mountain with Friends
To Prime Minister Zhang from the Bank of
Dongting Lake
Visiting an Old Priend's Cottage
Thoughts on a Day When Cold Winds Come Early
A Spring Morning
To Buddhist Priest Yuan from Changan
Dining in Taoist Priest Mei's Mountain Hut
Li Qt (690? - 754)
A Warrior and a Singer
A Send-offto Chen Changfu
Deeply Moved by Music
On Hearing Dong Tinglan Play the Song ofthe Tartar
Pipe, Written also for Minister Fang
On Hearing An Wanshan Play the Tartar Reed-Pipe
An Old War Song
Seeing Wei Wan Off to the Capital
Qfwu Qian (692 - 749)
Boating on the Ruoye Stream in Spring
Wang Changling (698 - 757)
Enjoying the Moonlight with My Cousin in the South
Study and Thinking of My Friend Prefect Cui in
Shanyin
A Song of the Frontier
A Frontier Song
Spring Court Plaint
Sorrow of a Young Bride in Her Boudoir
Seeing Xin Jian Off at Hibiscus Pavilion
On the Frontier
A Court Lady Who Lost the Emperor's Favor
Zu Yong(699-746?)
A Distant View ofJi Gate
Looking at the Zhongnan Mountain After Snowfall
Wang Wei (701 - 761)
Green Stream
At My Villa in Zhongnan
The Village on River Wei
A Farewell
Seeing Qiwu Qian Off to His Native Country After
His Failure in the Examination
ASongofXiShi
The Old General
The Legend of the Peach Blossom Valley
The Maid of Luoyang
Retirement at Wangchuan -To Pei Di
My Mountain Villa in an Autumn Evening
On Coming Back to Mount Song
Mount Zhongnan
Paying Visit to Incense Storing Temple
Farewell to Prefect Li of Zizhou
Gazing Afar by the Han River
Written at the Rural Retreat at Wangchuan During a
Prolonged Rain
AParting
A Rencontre
Thinking of My Brothers on Mountain-Climbing Day
Love Seeds
In Response to Subprefect Zhang
Answering the Imperial Call to Write in Reply to His
Majesty's Poem: Viewing the Scene in Spring Rain
on an Excursion
Replying to Secretary Jia Zhi's Poem An Early
Levee at Daming Palace
To the Court-Affair Administrator Guo
Hut Among the Bamboos
The Deer Enclosure
A Farewell Song
An Autumn Night
QiuWei(701 -796?)
Failing to Find the Hermit of West Hill at Home
Cui Shu
To Prefect Liu - Mounting the Divine Terrace
on the Double Ninth Festival
Li Bai (or Li Po, 701 - 762)
Leaving the White Emperor Town for Jiangling
Farewell Beyond the Thorn-Gate Gorge
Seeing Meng Haoran Off at Yellow Crane Tower
Thoughts on Old Time from a Night Mooring near
Cattle Hffl
Ballad of a Merchant's Wife
To Meng Haoran
The Moon over the Mountain Pass
Parting at a Tavern in Jinlirig
Hard Is the Road to Shu
The Beautiful Lady Yang
Descending Zhongnan Mountain and Meeting Husi
the Hermit
Drinking Alone under the Moon
Hard Is the Way of the World
Invitation to Wine
Mount Skyland Ascended in a Dream - A Song of
Farewell
Farewell to Uncle Yun, the Imperial Librarian,
at Xie Tiao's Pavilion in Xuanzhou
On Hearing a Monk from Shu Playing His Lute
Song of Mount Lu - To Censor Lu Xuzhou
On Phoenix Terrace at Jinling
Lovesickness
Longing on Marble Steps
A Tranquil Night
Farewell to a Friend
Waiting in Vain
A Faithful Wife Longing for Her Husband in Spring
Ballads of Four Seasons
Liu Shenxu
Title Missing
Wwng Wan
Lying at Anchor Under Baigu Hill
Gao Shi (701 - 765)
Seeing Off Prefect Li Degraded to Xiazhong and
Prefect Wang Degraded to Changsha
Song of the Northern Frontier
Cui Hao (704? - 754)
Passing Huayin
Yellow Crane Tower
A Riverside Song
ZhangXu(C. 711)
The Peach Blossom Valley
Du Fu (or Tu Fu, 712- 770)
Looking at Mountain Tai
Song of the Conscripts
A Song of Fair Ladies
Mourning for a Prince
Mourning by the Winding River
The Moonlit Night
A Spring View
Lodging at the Yamen to the Left of the Imperial
Palace on a Spring Night
In the Second Year of Zhide, 1 Escaped through the
Golden-Lights Gate to Pengxiang along a Narrow
Footpath. Now at the Beginning of the First Year
of Qianyuan, Demoted from the Post of Left-Hand
Imperial Adviser to an Official of Huazhou County,
and Bidding Farewell to My Folks, 1 Come Through
the Same Gate and Feel Sad for the Past Incident
To Hennit Wei, the Eighth Among His Brothers
The Surpassing Beauty
Dreaming of Li Bai, Two Poems
Thinking of My Brothers on a Moonlit Night
Thinkingof Li Bai at the End of the Sky
The Temple of the Prime Minister of Shu
Receiving a Guest
A View Outfield
Four Rhymes to Lord Yan Wu When Once Again
Seeing Him Off at the Courier Station of Fengji
Recapture of the Regions North and South of the
Yellow River
Upon Leaving the Tomb of Grand Military Governor
Fang
On a Tower
Ode on a Painting - To General Cao Ba
Looking at the Painting of Steeds by General Cao in
Recorder Wei Feng's House
Lodging at the Yamen
Nocturnal Reflections While Travelling
The Eight-Battle-Ponnations
The Ancient Cypress
Contemplations on the Historical Sites, Five Poems
(Two Selections)
A Night in a Chamber
To Censor Han Zhu
Climbing the Height
Watching a Sword Dance Performed by the Pupil of
the Elder Sister ofGongsun - With a Preface
Ascending the Yueyang Tower
Coming Across Li Guinian on the Southern Shore
Liu Changqing (714 - 790)
Composed at the Beginning of the New Year
Bidding Farewell to Grand Censor Li Returning to
His Country House in Hanyang
Ascending the Wugong Terrace in Autumn for a
Distant View
To South Stream for Taoist Chang
At a Farewell Dinner for Wang the Eleventh Setting
Out on Travels to the South
Parting with Two Friends Also Sent into Exile
Passing by the Place Where Jia Yi Lived in Exile
To a Friend - Gazing out over the Lake toward
Yueyang at Sunset
Zither Playing
Leave-Taking of a Buddhist Monk
Parting with the Monk Lingche
CenShen(715 - 770)
On Meeting a Messenger Going to the Capital
Climbing the Pagoda at Ci'en Temple with Gao Shi
and Xue Ju
Song of Running-Horse River in Farewell to General
Feng on His Western Expedition
A Send-off to General Feng from Luntai upon His
Western Expedition
Song of White Snow in Farewell to Secretary Wu
Going Back to the Capital
To Censor Du Fu in the Left Court
Replying to Secretary Jia Zhi's Poem An Early
Levee at Daming Palace
Huangfu Ran (716- 769)
Spring Thoughts
Liu Fangping
A Moonlit Night
Loneliness
PeiDi(716 - ?)
A Parting Wish
YuanJie(719- 772)
To Officers After the Retreat of the Raiders
A Tippler's Song on Rock Fish Lake
Qian Qi (722 - 780)
An Invitation to My Friend Councillor Yang from
My Study at Gu Kou
Seeing a Japanese Bonze Off to Japan
To Master Pei a Palace Official
ZhangJi
Mooring at Night by Maple Bridge
Han Hong
Responding to Cheng Yan's Poem on Autumn Night
An Inscription for Xian You Temple
"Cold Food" Festival
Sikong Shu
Seeing a Friend Off to the North After the Quelling
of the Rebels
Parting with My Friend Han Shen After a Night's
Lodging in the Hospice of Yun Yang County
Pleascd at My Cousin Lu Lun's Passing a Night with
Me
Jiao Ran
Not Finding Lu Hongjian at Home
Li Duan
The Zitherist
GuKuang(725-Si4)
A Palace Poem
Liu Zhongyong
A Soldier's Complaint
Dai Shulun (732 - 789)
A Chance Meeting of Old Acquaintances at an Inn
WetYmgwu(737-792?)
Entertaining Literary Scholars in My Official
Residence on a Rainy Day
On Setting Out on the Yangtze; For Secretary
Yuan
For the Mountain Hermit of Quanjiao
To My Daughter, on Her Marriage into the Yang
Family
On Meeting Feng Zhu at Changan
Mooring at Dusk in Xuyi County
The Eastern Suburbs
Happy Meeting on the Huai with an Old Friend from
Liangzhou
A Valediction: To Li Cao, in an Evening Drizzle
To Li Dan
To Second Board Secretary Qiu in an Autumn
Night
On the West Stream at Chuzhou
Lu Lun (748- 800?)
Seeing Li Duan Off
A Night-Mooring at Ezhou
Border Songs
Li Yi (748 -829)
Meeting with My Cousin Only to Part
A Southern Song
Ascending at Night the Gate-Tower of the Triumphal
Town and Hearing a Flute
MengJiao(751 -814)
A Faithful Widow
Song of a Roamer
QuanDeyu(759 -818)
The Forlorn Wife
Chang Jian
Overnight Tarry in Wang Changling's Hermitage
In the Rear Buddha Hall of the Broken Hill Temple
WangJian(766?-830?)
A Bride
zhangJi(766?-830?)
To an Old Friend Lost in Tubo
Han Yu (768 - 824)
Mountain Rocks
To Zhang Gongcao on the Moon Festival
A Poem Inscribed on the Entrance Gate of a Temple
on Heng Mountain
An Ode to the Stone Drums
Liu Yuxi (772 - 842)
At the Temple of Liu Bei
Meditating on the Past at West Fort Mountain
The Street ofMansions
A Song of Spring
BaiJuyi (772 - 846)
The Everlasting Regret
Song of a Pipa Player
Grass
On a Moonlit Night - To My Brothers and
Sisters Dispersed After the Unrest in Henan
and the Famine in Guannei
A Note to Liu Shijiu
Palace Plaint
Liu Zongyuan (773 - 819)
An Early Morning Visit to the Buddhist Priest Chao to
Read the Chan Scriptures
Dwelling by a Stream
An Old Fisherman
To Four Friends in Exile
Fishing in Snow
Yuan Zhen (779 - 831)
To My Deceased Wife
Jia Dao (779 - 843)
Looking for a Hermit Without Finding Him
Du Qiuniang
The Golden Dress
Zhu Qingyu
Within the Palace
To the Lord Examiner on the Eve of Examinations
Xu Hun
Early Autumn
Inscribed on the Post House at Tong Pass on an
Autumn Trip to the Capital
Du Mu (803 - 852)
Poem Written on Pleasure Plateau Before Departing
for Wuxing
The Red Cliff
Mooring on River Qinhuai
To Han Chuo, Magistrate of Yangzhou
Parting
The Golden Valley Garden in Ruins
A Night at an Inn
A Confession
An Autumn Night
Zhang Hu (? - 859?)
The Swan-Song
A Maid of Honor
Long-Life Terrace ( two poems )
Written on the Wall ofJinling Fen-y-House
Wen Tingyun (812 - 870)
To an East-Bound Friend
Ferrying South from Lizhou
The Temple of Su Wu
She Wails on a Jade Lute
Chen Tao(812?- 885?)
The Riverside Battleground
Li Shangyin (813 - 858)
The Han Yu Memorial Stele
To-
A Message to Official Ling Hu
Falling Plowers
The Jade Pool
A Bright Scholar
Written on a Raihy Night to My Wife in the North
To One Unnamed
Poem Without a Title
TheCicada
Untitled Poems
Reflections at a Military Post
The Sad Zither
A Marble Screen
Spring Rain
Thoughts in the Cold
Wind and Rain
The Sui Palace in the South
The Sui Palace
To the Moon Goddess
At the North Green Vine Hermitage
On the Merry-Making Plain
Li Pin(818-876)
Crossing the River Han
Xue Feng
Court Ladies
Ma Dai
My Stay in the Riverside Hut in Autumn
Thinking of the Past on the Xiang River
Zheng Tian (823 - 882)
AtMaweiHill
WeiZhuang(836?-910)
Night Thoughts on Terrace Tower
A Jinling Landscape
Zhang Qfao
Written at the Frontier
Han Wo (844 - 923)
TheChillingWeather
Jin Changxu
A Complaint in Spring
Du Xunhe (846 - 907)
A Palace Maid's Lament in Spring
Cui Tu
Thoughts on a New Year's Eve
A Lone Wild Goose
Qin Taoyu
Soliloquy of a Poor Girl
Zhang Bi
To My Love
Anonymous
General Geshu
Anonymous
Cold Food Day
Appendix 1
The Capsule Biographies of the Poets
Appendix 11
The Capsule Biographies of the Translators
Appendix III
A Bibliography of the English Translations of
Tang Poetry
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读后感
用户评价
我观察到这本书在细节处理上的极致追求，这体现了编辑团队的专业素养和对读者的尊重。比如，书中的部分篇章配有与诗境高度契合的中国传统绘画或书法拓片，这些插图并非随意点缀，而是经过仔细筛选，能够起到“画龙点睛”的作用，进一步强化了诗歌的氛围感。此外，检索系统的设计也值得称赞，无论是按作者、主题还是按韵脚查找，都显得非常便捷高效。这对于经常需要进行特定主题搜寻或学术对比的读者来说，简直是福音。总体而言，这套书的价值已经远远超出了“诗歌汇编”的范畴，它是一部集文学研究、艺术鉴赏和实用查询于一体的优秀工具书，是热爱古典文学的人书架上不可或缺的珍藏。
初次翻阅时，我立刻被它详尽的注释和精妙的解读所吸引。很多我们小时候读过的诗，其实理解得非常肤浅，只停留在字面意思。但这本书不同，它不是那种生硬的逐字翻译，而是深入到了诗人创作的时代背景、文化语境，甚至是诗人心境的细微波动。举例来说，对于某几首描绘边塞风光的诗作，作者不仅仅解释了“胡笳”是什么，还细致地描绘了当时戍边将士的艰辛与豪情，那种代入感是以前阅读其他版本时从未有过的体验。这种深度的挖掘，让原本有些遥不可及的唐代意境，瞬间变得鲜活可感，仿佛能听到风雪中的号角声。这种细腻而富有洞察力的解读，极大地丰富了我对古典诗词的理解维度，让人感叹知识的深度和广度。
这部书的装帧设计真是让人眼前一亮，那种带着淡淡的墨香和典雅的色彩搭配，让人一拿起来就觉得它不是一本普通的诗集。内页的纸张质感也非常好，触感温润，印刷清晰，即便是那些细小的宋体字也看得一清二楚，长时间阅读下来眼睛也不会感到疲劳。我尤其喜欢它在版式上的用心，每一首诗的布局都经过精心考量，留白恰到好处，使得整体视觉感受非常舒适、大气。有时候，一本好书的体验，一半来自于内容，另一半就来自于这种全方位的感官享受，这本书显然在这方面做到了极致。它不仅仅是一本阅读工具，更像是一件值得收藏的艺术品，无论是放在书架上还是在咖啡桌上随意翻阅，都显得格调不凡。这让我对接下来要阅读的内容充满了期待，毕竟，如此精美的外壳下，想必包裹着同样出色的灵魂。
这本书的选篇角度，给我带来了一种耳目一新的感觉。它显然不是简单地堆砌“最著名”的篇章，而是展现出一种平衡且富有层次感的编排。我发现其中收录了一些平时不太容易在入门选本中看到的佳作，这些诗歌虽然名气可能稍逊一筹，但其艺术价值和情感张力却令人震撼。作者似乎在用一种“策展人”的视角，引导读者去发现那些被时间略微掩盖的光芒。更巧妙的是，它在不同篇章之间似乎构建了一种潜在的对话关系，读完一首关于离别的五言绝句后，紧接着的篇章可能在不同侧面回应了那种惆怅，使阅读过程更像是一场连贯的文化漫游，而非零散的知识点收集。这种精心设计的阅读路径，无疑提升了阅读的连贯性和趣味性。
坦白说，我是一个对古文学习感到有些畏难的人，总担心自己理解不够准确而产生偏差。但这本新译作的处理方式，简直是为我这样的“半路出家”的爱好者量身定做的。它的“新译”部分处理得非常巧妙，既保持了原文的典雅韵味，又用现代人能够轻松理解的语言进行阐释，实现了“信、达、雅”的有效平衡。最让我惊喜的是，在一些表达复杂情感的篇章后，作者会用一段简短的“赏析小结”，将全诗的精髓提炼出来，言简意赅，直击人心，就像一位睿智的老友在耳边轻语，点拨迷津。这种双轨制的呈现方式，极大地降低了阅读的门槛，让那些曾经觉得高不可攀的唐诗，变得触手可及，充满了亲切感。
给五星都是低的。看一次膜拜一次。仰之弥高啊
给五星都是低的。看一次膜拜一次。仰之弥高啊
给五星都是低的。看一次膜拜一次。仰之弥高啊
给五星都是低的。看一次膜拜一次。仰之弥高啊
中英对照的好书！大部分翻译还是挺靠谱的。
