Tang Wen Cui (English spelling)

Japanese: 唐文粋 - とうもんずい（英語表記）Tang-wen-cui

An anthology of poetry and prose from the Tang dynasty in China. Compiled by Yao Xuan of the Northern Song dynasty. 100 volumes. Classified almost exactly like the Wen Xuan, it is a collection of the finest poetry and prose from the Tang dynasty, excluding the 'Bei' style and 'Modern' style poetry. It places great importance on classical elegance, and especially on the classical prose of Han Yu and Liu Zongyuan, and can be said to be a pioneering movement in the classical prose movement of the Song dynasty. In the Qing dynasty, Guo compiled the 'Tang Wensui Suifui' (26 volumes).

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Japanese:

中国，唐代詩文の選集。北宋の姚鉉（ようげん）の編。100巻。『文選』にほぼならった分類で，駢文と近体詩を除いた唐代の詩文の精華を集めたもの。古雅を重んじ，韓愈，柳宗元の古文を特に重んじており，宋代の古文運動の先駆的な動きといえる。清の郭に『唐文粋補遺』（26巻）の編がある。

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