What are Zhu Ziqing's classic talks?

The main contents are summarized as follows:

The content of Shuo Jing is summarized into thirteen parts: Wen Jiezi, Zhouyi, Shangshu, Book of Songs, Li San, Three Biographies of the Spring and Autumn Period, Four Books, Warring States Policy, Historical Records, Scholars, Ci Fu and Poetry.

The classic talk includes thirteen parts, such as Shuowen Jiezi, Zhouyi, Shangshu, The Book of Songs, Li San, Three Biographies of the Spring and Autumn Period, Four Books, Warring States Policy, Historical Records, Scholars, Ci Fu and Poetry, and introduces the development and poetry of China ancient literature in detail. Words are not annoying, popular and fluent, which shows the essence of chinese heritage's ancient books.

The classic talk was written in 1942, which has been widely circulated for 80 years and has become an enlightenment classic to popularize China's traditional culture. By combing and explaining the classics, the book makes readers closer to and familiar with ancient Chinese, thus arousing their interest. It is the first choice for readers to have a panoramic view of China's classical literature. In addition, the book also provides readers with a guide to 300 Tang poems.

Brief introduction of the author

Zhu Ziqing (1898 to 1948), whose original name was Huazi, whose name was Pei County, and whose ancestral home was Shaoxing, Zhejiang, and was from Donghai, Jiangsu. China is a famous modern writer, scholar, educator and critic.

He used to be Professor Tsinghua University and head of the Chinese Department. Zhu Ziqing's prose is simple, meticulous, meaningful and gloomy. He is famous for his refined language, beautiful writing style and profound thoughts. His prose works can be divided into three categories: first, family prose, such as "The Back" and "For the Dead Wife";

Second, overseas travel notes, such as European Miscellaneous Notes and London Miscellaneous Notes; The third is to write beautiful scenery, such as "Paddle Shadow Qinhuai River", "Moonlight on the Lotus Pond" and "Spring".