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A New Supplement to the Complete Ci-poetry of the Ming Dynasty

Ye Ye

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150 precious pieces of Ci poetry written by 38 poets have been collected in succession from the books preserved in China,most of which are from rare corpora.According to the style of the Complete Ci-poetry of the Ming Dynasty and the Supplement to the Complete Ci-poetry of the Ming Dynasty,the author republishes some of them.The Ci poetry published in this paper is 59 pieces in total and written by 15 poets.

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150 precious pieces of Ci poetry written by 38 poets have been collected in succession from the books preserved in China,most of which are from rare corpora.According to the style of the Complete Ci-poetry of the Ming Dynasty and the Supplement to the Complete Ci-poetry of the Ming Dynasty,the author republishes some of them.The Ci poetry published in this paper is 59 pieces in total and written by 15 poets.

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150 precious pieces of Ci poetry written by 38 poets have been collected in succession from the books preserved in China,most of which are from rare corpora.According to the style of the Complete Ci-poetry of the Ming Dynasty and the Supplement to the Complete Ci-poetry of the Ming Dynasty,the author republishes some of them.The Ci poetry published in this paper is 59 pieces in total and written by 15 poets.

Key concepts: Poetry, Style (visual arts), Classical Chinese poetry, Literature, Chinese poetry, China, Art, History

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