| 词汇 | 唐诗 |
| 释义 | 唐诗 tánɡshī noun Tang poetry ▸ 《唐诗三百首》 Three Hundred Tang Poems唐诗Poems (诗), lyric poems (词) and qu (曲) are representative literary forms of the Tang, Song and Yuan dynasties. Tang poetry is considered to be the Golden Age of Chinese poetry. The Collected Tang Poems, published in the Qing Dynasty, included over 48,000 poems, written by more than 2,200 poets. The two most influential Tang poets are Li Bai (李白) and Du Fu (杜甫). A famous collection of Tang poetry is the Three Hundred Tang Poems (《唐诗三百首》), compiled in the Qing Dynasty, and still widely read today. The Song period is known for its lyric poems, which were originally sung to a musical accompaniment. In style this form was either graceful and constrained, or bold and unconstrained. The representative literary form of the Yuan Dynasty is the yuanqu, drama consisting of song, operatic dialogue and movement. Guan Hanqing (关汉卿) is the most widely known of the yuanqu masters. His surviving plays include The Injustice Suffered by Dou E (《窦娥冤》). |
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