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Life and Writings of Tang Ruxun

Lei En-hai

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Tang Ruxun,a Ming Dynasty editor of the Tang poems and an influential poet himself,lost his eyesight as a boy but was by no means blind to the world of learning.With unflagging determination and extraordinary talent,he dedicated his life solely to writing and editing,and his Annotated Poems of the Tang Dynasty(Tang Shi Jie) particularly demonstrates his insight into the artisitc world of poetry.

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Tang Ruxun,a Ming Dynasty editor of the Tang poems and an influential poet himself,lost his eyesight as a boy but was by no means blind to the world of learning.With unflagging determination and extraordinary talent,he dedicated his life solely to writing and editing,and his Annotated Poems of the Tang Dynasty(Tang Shi Jie) particularly demonstrates his insight into the artisitc world of poetry.

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Tang Ruxun,a Ming Dynasty editor of the Tang poems and an influential poet himself,lost his eyesight as a boy but was by no means blind to the world of learning.With unflagging determination and extraordinary talent,he dedicated his life solely to writing and editing,and his Annotated Poems of the Tang Dynasty(Tang Shi Jie) particularly demonstrates his insight into the artisitc world of poetry.

Key concepts: Poetry, Literature, Art, History

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