Tengwang Pavilion Preface Bookmark

"Bookmark" Preface to King Teng Pavilion ": The swan song of youth in the spectacle of parallel li In the autumn water of Hongzhou in the third year of the Shang Yuan Dynasty of Emperor Gaozong of the Tang Dynasty, the twenty-six-year-old Wang Bo used a storm of more than 700 words of parallel prose to promote the elegant banquets of Tengwang Pavilion into an eternal coordinate in the history of Chinese literature. This impromptu ancient masterpiece not only created a new literary landscape of "" with Fu as the Preface ", but also melted the unique cosmic consciousness and life anxiety of the literati of the early Tang Dynasty in the confrontation between the two sides, and became a literary code for decoding the spiritual genes of China's scholar-officials. From the bank of the Ganjiang River to the digital cloud,"Preface to King Teng Pavilion" has always been a yardstick for measuring the spirit of China literature. It not only witnesses the formal breakthrough of early Tang literature, but also engrave Chinese culture's eternal thinking on youth, destiny and eternity. In this crystallization of words tempered with genius and suffering, we can still hear the majestic echo of a young soul's dialogue with heaven and earth-this echo is still fresh across thousands of years. "