古文观止 - 古文国学学习
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The whole book rebuilt: all 222 pieces reordered against the anthology's own table of contents, with every translation and commentary rewritten. New: 2,866 word glosses, a biography for each author, and a note on when and why each piece was written. Chinese narration is complete, and the text, commentary and narration are in place in English, Japanese, Korean, Vietnamese, Thai, Spanish and French. Discover now has an "In the Textbooks" row, and the app has a new icon and launch screen.
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5 minutes a day. 222 masterworks of classical Chinese prose. Build your literary foundation systematically. Guwen Guanzhi is the definitive collection of classical Chinese writing, spanning 2,500 years from Pre-Qin to Ming Dynasty. Each of the 222 essays comes with professional audio narration, character-by-character explanations, and contextual notes — turning classical Chinese into a learnable, measurable skill. Core features: • Daily study units with audio playback and explanations • Progress tracking across all 222 essays • Classical Chinese comprehension exercises • Writing pattern analysis for essay composition • Offline access for all content Whether you're preparing for university entrance exams, studying classical literature, or building cultural knowledge, this app gives you a structured, daily practice system for mastering classical Chinese prose.
What's new · 2.0.0
The whole book rebuilt: all 222 pieces reordered against the anthology's own table of contents, with every translation and commentary rewritten. New: 2,866 word glosses, a biography for each author, and a note on when and why each piece was written. Chinese narration is complete, and the text, commentary and narration are in place in English, Japanese, Korean, Vietnamese, Thai, Spanish and French. Discover now has an "In the Textbooks" row, and the app has a new icon and launch screen.
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