Learn Chinese Poems of Du Fu (Part 3)

<p class=ql-align-justify><strong>Du Fu</strong> (?? 712-770) also known as the <strong>Poet-sage</strong> (??) was one of the most acclaimed Chinese poets from the Tang Dynasty  (?? 618-907). In the <strong>Selected Chinese Poems of Du Fu</strong> (????????) book series let's <strong>learn</strong> about some of the most famous ancient poems composed by Du Fu! This book contains Du Fu's famous <strong><em>Seven Quatrains Of Seeking Flowers Alone By The Riverside</em></strong> (?????????). Thes books in this poem series will help you self-learn <strong>Mandarin Chinese</strong> language <strong>culture</strong> and <strong>history</strong> while appreciating the Chinese poems. Each book comes with the poems written in simplified Chinese <strong>characters</strong>. Each poem is explained in the form of a dedicated essay. Further detailed vocabulary with <strong>pinyin</strong> and <strong>English</strong> has been provided for each of the poems. All titles in the series are suitable for the beginner (<strong>HSK Level 1/2</strong>) students of Mandarin Chinese. Additional poems and resources for learning Mandarin Chinese are available on my personal blog (<strong>www.ChinesePoems.net</strong>). Looking forward to your comments.</p><p><br></p>