唐诗三百首 卷五 Three Hundred Tang Poems, Volume 5
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157
1763
Chinese
- 224 Deer-park Hermitage
- 225 In a Retreat Among Bamboos
- 226 A Parting
- 227 One-hearted
- 228 Lines
- 229 A Farewell to Cui
- 230 On Seeing the Snow-peak of Zhongnan
- 231 A Night-mooring on the Jiande River
- 232 A Spring Morning
- 233 In the Quiet Night
- 234 A Bitter Love
- 235 The Eight-sides Fortress
- 236 At Heron Lodge
- 237 On Parting with the Buddhist Pilgrim Ling Che
- 238 On Hearing a Lute-player
- 239 Farewell to a Buddhist Monk
- 240 An Autumn Night Message to Qiu
- 241 On Hearing Her Play the Harp
- 242 A Bride
- 243 The Jade Dressing-table
- 244 River-snow
- 245 The Summer Palace
- 246 A Suggestion to my Friend Liu
- 247 She Sings an Old Song
- 248 The Leyou Tombs
- 249 A Note Left for an Absent Ecluse
- 250 Crossing the Han River
- 251 A Spring Sigh
- 252 General Ge Shu
- 253 A Song of Changgan I
- 254 A Song of Changgan II
- 255 A Sigh from a Staircase of Jade
- 256 Border Songs I
- 257 Border Songs II
- 258 Border Songs III
- 259 Border Songs IV
- 260 A Song of the Southern River
- 261 Coming Home
- 262 Peach-blossom River
- 263 On the Mountain Holiday Thinking of my Brothers in Shandong
- 264 At Hibiscus Inn Parting with Xin Jian
- 265 In Her Quiet Window
- 266 A Song of the Spring Palace
- 267 A Song of Liangzhou
- 268 A Farewell to Meng Haoran on his Way to Yangzhou
- 269 Through the Yangzi Gorges
- 270 On Meeting a Messenger to the Capital
- 271 On Meeting Li Guinian Down the River
- 272 At Chuzhou on the Western Stream
- 273 A Night-mooring Near Maple Bridge
- 274 After the Day of no Fire
- 275 A Moonlight Night
- 276 Spring Heart-break
- 277 A Trooper's Burden
- 278 A Palace Poem
- 279 On Hearing a Flute at Night from the Wall of Shouxiang
- 280 Blacktail Row
- 281 A Spring Song
- 282 A Song of the Palace
- 283 Of One in the Forbidden City
- 284 On the Terrace of Assembled Angels I
- 285 On the Terrace of Assembled Angels II
- 286 At Nanjing Ferry
- 287 A Song of the Palace
- 288 On the Eve of Government Examinations to Secretary Zhang
- 289 I Climb to the Leyou Tombs Before Leaving for Wuxing
- 290 By the Purple Cliff
- 291 A Mooring on the Qin Huai River
- 292 A Message to Han Cho the Yangzhou Magistrate
- 293 A Confession
- 294 In the Autumn Night
- 295 Parting I
- 296 Parting II
- 297 The Garden of the Golden Valley
- 298 Note on a Rainy Night to a Friend in the North
- 299 A Message to Secretary Linghu
- 300 There Is Only One
- 301 The Sui Palace
- 302 The Jade Pool
- 303 To the Moon Goddess
- 304 Jiasheng
- 305 She Sighs on Her Jade Lute
- 306 On Mawei Slope
- 307 Cooler Weather
- 308 A Nanjing Landscape
- 309 Turkestan
- 310 A Message
- 311 The Day of No Fire
- 312 A Song at Weicheng
- 313 A Song of an Autumn Night
- 314 A Sigh in the Court of Perpetual Faith
- 315 Over the Border
- 316 Beyond the Border
- 317 A Song of Pure Happiness I
- 318 A Song of Pure Happiness II
- 319 A Song of Pure Happiness III
- 320 The Gold-threaded Robe
Compiled around 1763, ‘Three Hundred Tang Poems’ is the standard collection of the poetic art of the Tang Dynasty (618 to 907). Poems in Volume Five are of the style 五 言 絕 句 'Five-character-quatrain' (poems 224 to 260) and 七 言 絕 句 Seven-character-quatrain (poems 261 to 320). (Summary by David Barnes)
All poems recorded in Mandarin.
All poems recorded in Mandarin.
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