Enjoy the recitation of elegant ancient Chinese #poetry, step into a sea of flowers by Tongjian Lake in #Xihu District! Immerse yourself in the vibrant life of #autumn blooms and savor the #picturesque and #colorful scenery like a living #painting! #BeautifulXihu | Beautiful Xihu

The 9th Chinese Poetry Reciting Conference was successfully held in Nanjing — the UNESCO “City of Literature” — on November 15. Finalists from China, Laos, Kazakhstan, and several other countries gathered with hundreds of international students, faculty members, and guests. The event created a vibrant platform for poetry enthusiasts worldwide to explore the essence of Chinese poetic tradition and to promote innovative approaches to recitation and cultural expression. #InclusiveCityNanjing #Disco

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100 Ancient Chinese Poems: The Magnificence of Jiangxi 📜🏞️ | A Grand and Gorgeous Distant View of Lushan Waterfall 🌊 Zhang Jiuling’s Viewing the Waterfall Spring of Lushan from Hukou is a five-character regulated poem depicting the magnificent scenery of Lushan Waterfall in Jiangxi. In the poem, the lines "Ten thousand zhang of surging spring tumbles down; from afar, half the sky is veiled in purple mist" ("万丈洪泉落，迢迢半紫氛") present the grand scene of the waterfall pouring down from a great heigh

100 Ancient Chinese Poems: The Magnificence of Jiangxi 📜🏞️ | Bai Juyi’s Poetic Surprise at Dalin Temple 🌸 Bai Juyi’s Peach Blossoms at Dalin Temple takes the spring scenery of Mount Lu in Jiangxi as its inspiration, hiding delicate emotions in observations of nature with a fresh and simple style 🌿. It opens with the late spring scene where "all blossoms fade in the human world in April" ("人间四月芳菲尽"), setting off the vitality of peach blossoms just blooming at Dalin Temple. The contrast betwee

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