Li He Books

Li He was a Chinese poet of the mid-Tang dynasty whose work often explored supernatural beings and spirits. His verse is characterized by its strange and bizarre imagination, imbued with a dark and melancholic mood. He employed a complex and rich language, utilizing unusual metaphors and imagery that reflected his distinctive style. His poetry frequently delved into themes of death, solitude, and futility, offering a glimpse into his tumultuous and brief existence.

The Collected Poems of Li He
400 pages
14 hours of reading
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Featuring the unique and often controversial works of a renowned Tang Dynasty poet, this collection showcases the eccentricity and rebellious spirit that defined his writing. Rediscovered after decades, it offers readers a glimpse into the life and times of a figure who challenged conventions through his poetry. This definitive edition highlights the poet's distinctive voice and contributions to Chinese literature, making it an essential read for enthusiasts of classic poetry and cultural history.
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The Collected Poems of Li He

Emperors' Treasures