Selected Writings of Zhaoming

Li Shan's note

The Anthology of Literature, also known as the Anthology of Zhaoming, is the earliest surviving collection of poetry and essays in China, compiled by Xiao Tong, the eldest son of Emperor Wu of Liang in the Southern Dynasty. After Xiao Tong's death, he called "Zhaoming", so this collection edited by him is also called "Zhaoming Anthology".

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Preface to the anthology

Selected Writings of Zhaoming - Preface to the anthology

Fujia Kyoto Kami

Selected Writings of Zhaoming - Fujia Kyoto Kami

Zhang Pingzi Xijing gave a poem

Selected Writings of Zhaoming - Zhang Pingzi Xijing gave a poem

Zhang Pingzi wrote a song in Tokyo

Selected Writings of Zhaoming - Zhang Pingzi wrote a song in Tokyo

Zhang Pingzi gave a song to the south

Selected Writings of Zhaoming - Zhang Pingzi gave a song to the south

Left too chong

Selected Writings of Zhaoming - Left too chong

Shan said: The holy lord has a virtuous minister and said: Today, the minister is secluded in Xishu. Historical records, King Wu Dezhongyong's great-grandson Zhou Zhang, sealed the Eastern Wu. Hanshu said: Drifting mother said Han Xin said: I mourn the king and grandson and eat. Su Lin said: As you say, the son is also. The naturalist chronicle said: The king's grandson and the son are all respectful to each other.

Selected Writings of Zhaoming - Shan said: The holy lord has a virtuous minister and said: Today, the minister is secluded in Xishu. Historical records, King Wu Dezhongyong's great-grandson Zhou Zhang, sealed the Eastern Wu. Hanshu said: Drifting mother said Han Xin said: I mourn the king and grandson and eat. Su Lin said: As you say, the son is also. The naturalist chronicle said: The king's grandson and the son are all respectful to each other.