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  1. Poems of the Masters
    China's Classic Anthology of T'ang and Sung Dynasty Verse = Qian Jia Shi
    Autor*in: Pine, Red
    Erschienen: 2012
    Verlag:  Copper Canyon Press, New York

    For the first time in any Western language, the complete text of China's classic poetry anthology mehr

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    For the first time in any Western language, the complete text of China's classic poetry anthology

     

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    Quelle: Verbundkataloge
    Sprache: Chinesisch
    Medientyp: Ebook
    Format: Online
    ISBN: 9781556591952
    Umfang: Online-Ressource (615 p)
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    Cover; Title Page; Note to Reader; Dedication; Contents; Translator's Preface; PART ONE; Spring Dawn; Calling on Censor Yuan without Success; Seeing Off Supply Director Kuo; The Roads of Loyang; Sitting Alone on Chingting Mountain; Climbing White Stork Tower; On Seeing Princess Yung-lo Leave for Manchuria; Spring Complaint; A Pear Blossom in the East Wing; On Thinking of My Lord's Grace; On Mister Yuan's Country Retreat; Seeing Off Chao Tsung at Night; Bamboo Retreat; Seeing Off Chu Ta Leaving for Ch'in; Ballad of Changkan; Ode to the Past; Resigning as Minister; On Meeting a Chivalrous Man

    Traveling on the YangtzeIn Reply to Li Huan; Ode to the Autumn Wind; To Secretary Ch'iu on an Autumn Night; Autumn Day; Autumn Day on the Lake; Written in the Palace; Looking for a Recluse without Success; Surprised by Autumn on the Fen; Delayed on the Szechuan Road; Thoughts on a Quiet Night; Chiupu River Song; To Vice Censor Ch'iao; In Reply to the Prefect of Wuling; Thinking of My Home in Ch'ang-an While Traveling with the Army on the Ninth; A Concubine's Lament; Written at Chulin Temple; Passing the Shrine to the Master of the Three Gates; Saying Goodbye on the Yi River

    Saying Goodbye to Lu Ch'in-ch'ingIn Reply; PART TWO; Reaching Sword Gate Pass After Touring the Land of Shu; Replying to a Poem by Prime Minister Lu of Chinling; At an Imperial Banquet in Penglai Hall Offering Praise for the Chungnan Mountains; Parting from a Friend on a Night in Spring; Attending a Banquet at Princess Ch'ang-ning's Eastern Estate; Given the Word "Forest" by His Majesty at the Licheng Palace Library Banquet; Seeing Off a Friend; Seeing Off a Friend Leaving for Shu; Stopping at Peiku Mountain; Mister Su's Country Retreat; Staying Overnight at the Chancellery in Spring

    Painted on the Wall of Master Hsuan-wu's RoomThe Chungnan Mountains; To Censor Tu at the Chancellery; On Climbing Tsungchih Pagoda; Climbing Yenchou Tower; On Deputy Prefect Tu Taking Up a Post in Shuchou; Seeing Off Ts'ui Jung; The Imperial Entourage on the Road from Tengfeng; Written on the Wall of Master Yi's Meditation Hut; To Chang Hsu after Drinking; Jade Terrace Temple; On Seeing a Landscape Painted by My Commissioner Cousin for Li Ku; Recording My Thoughts While Traveling at Night; Climbing Yuehyang Tower; Traveling South of the Yangtze; Spending the Night at Lunghsing Temple

    The Meditation Hall behind Poshan TempleWritten at the Sungting Relay Station; Shengkuo Temple; Gazing across the Countryside; Seeing Off Editor Ts'ui Marching East; Encountering Rain at Changpa Reservoir One Evening While Enjoying a Cool Breeze with Rich Young Men and Their Singsong Girls-I; Encountering Rain at Changpa Reservoir One Evening While Enjoying a Cool Breeze with Rich Young Men and Their Singsong Girls-II; Spending the Night at Yunmen Temple Pavilion; Climbing Hsieh T'iao's North Tower in Hsuancheng in Autumn; Overlooking Tungting Lake-For Prime Minister Chang

    Passing Hsiangchi Temple