The Correct Interpretations and English Translations of Tang Poems and Song Lyrical Poems - Accompanied with Calligraphy and Vernacular Chinese

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This book provides concise and correct translations of several popular Tang poems (??) and Song lyrical poems (??), including those by Li Bai (??, 701-762 AD), Bai Juyi (???,772-846 AD), Xue Ying (??, ?-? AD), Su Shi (??, 1037-1101 AD), Li Qingzhao (???, 1084 - 1151 AD), and Lu You (??, 1125-1210 AD). Annotated line-by-line translations are presented in neat and simple words that are easy to understand, with each line's true meaning revealed by extensive research. Vernacular Chinese translations are also given. In addition, every poem is accompanied by Chinese calligraphy to enhance readers' appreciation of traditional Chinese culture.

Tang poems and Song lyrical poems are known for their elegant and straightforward language. Yet, Chinese interpretations often contain critical mistakes. Most English translations additionally suffer from excessive fancy language that is hard to follow. This book aims to fix all these maladies of arbitrariness, which is relatively common in both Eastern and Western academia.