The Cream of Classical Chinese Literature (II)


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9.1cm × 13.4cm,

1512 pages, 2000, 10.

ISBN

7-119-02523-6　

　

Author, Hong Fang, Du Pu, Guan Hanqing, Qu Yuan.

Published by Foreign Languages Press Beijing, China

　

　

　

　


	The Palace of Eternal Youth Contents Prologue Scene 1 The Pledge Scene 2 The Bribe Scene 3 The Spring Siesta Scene 4 The Spring Festival Scene 5 The Mystery Scene 6 The Sisters Gossip Scene 7 A Lock of Hair Scene 8 The Recall Scene 9 The Writing on the Wall Scene 10 Dream Music Scene 11 Writing the music Scene 12 A Dispute Among the Mighty Scene 13 Stealing the Music Scene 14 The Lichee Fruit Scene 15 The Disk Dance Scene 16 The Hunt Scene 17 A Night of Grief Scene 18 A Visit to the Pavilion Scene 19 The Report Scene 20 The Bath Scene 21 The Secret Vow Scene 22 Storming the Pass Scene 23 The Alarm Scene 24 Death at the Post Station Scene 25 The Gift of Food Scene 26 The Spirit Follows Scene 27 The Patriot and the Rebel Scene 28 Hearing the Bells Scene 29 Lady Yang's Spirit Repents Scene 30 Suppressing the Rebellion Scene 31 Mourning Before the Image Scene 32 The God's Report Scene 33 Assassination of the Rebel Scene 34 Recovering the Capital Scene 35 Lady Yang's Stocking Scene 36 The Resurrection Scene 37 The Rhapsody Scene 38 Sacrifice at the Nunnery Scene 39 A Fairy Visits Scene 40 Looking at the Moon Scene 41 Preparations at the Lovers Scene 42 The Reburial Scene 43 The Gods Pity the Lovers Scene 44 A Rainy Night Scene 45 The Search for Lady Yang's Spirit Scene 46 Making Amends Scene 47 A Message of Love Scene 48 The Message Is Received Scene 49 The Lovers' Reunion

	Du fu Selected Poems Contents Looking At Taishan The Bactrian Horse Panting of A Falcon To Minister Wei Ji Beyond The Frontier (Nine Poems) Ballad of the war Chariots Baliad of The beautiful Ladies On Climbing The Big pagoda in Chang'an Friends From Days of Poverty Melancholy in The Autumn rain (Three Poems) Frontier Stories (Five Poems) Song of The Road-Going From The Capital to Fengxian moonlight Night In Sorrow For the Lost Prince Lament on the Battle of Chentao Snow Spring-The Long View Thinking of My Boy In Sadness Beside The River Grateful To have come to the Imperial court (Three Poems) Qiang Village (Three poems) The Road North The Road to Pengya The Winding River (Two Poems) Written For The Scholar Wei On Washing Weapons The conscripting Officer At Xin'an The Conscripting Officer At Tongguan The Conscripting Officer At Shihao Lament of the New Wife The Old couple Part The Homeless A Summer Night The Lovely Lady Dreaming of Li Bai (Two Poems) Qinzhou (Two of Twenty Poems) Thinking of My Brothers on a Moonlight Night The Empty Wallet The Sick Horse Leaving Qinzhou Phoenix Seat Song of a Refugee in Tonggu (Seven Poems) Chengdu The Temple of Zhuge Liang The Crazy Fellow The River By our Ville Old Man in The Country Written on a Wall Beside The Horses Painted By Wei Yan Our Southern Neighbour Traveling Again Good Rain On A Spring Night River Waters That Are Like The Sea Leaning Over The Railing I Free My heart (One of Two Poems) Along The Riverside, Alone And Looking At The Flowers (Two of Seven poems) Song of The Autumn Wind And The Straw hut Ballad Of The Hundred Sorrows Not Seen The Coloured Duck Too Young A Farmer, In Praise of The Governor, Invites Me to Drink Good News of The Recovery of The Central Plains The Goslings In Front of My boat Returning to The Thatched Hut in Chengdu and Presenting To Duke of Zheng (One of Five Poems) The Thatched Hut The four Pines On Going Up a Tower Short Impressions (One of Four Poems) Thinking of Other Days (One of Two Poems) Spring In the Village on he River Bank (One of Five Poems) Night Thoughts Of A Traveler White Emperor City The Ancient Cypress Thoughts on Ancient Places (One of Five Poems) Travel In The Middle Years Autumn Feelings (Eight Poems) The Lone Wild Goose Written on an Autumn Holiday On Asking Mr. Wu for The Second Time On Seeing The Sword Dance of a Pupil of Madame Gongsun Thoughts (One of Two Poems) On Yueyang Tower At The Time of Qing Ming (One of Two Poems) River Bank Traveler's Gift song of The Silkworms And Grain Meeting Li Guinian In Jiangnan

	Selected Pays Of Guan Hanqing Contents Now In Midsummer The Wife-Snatcher The Butterfly Dream Rescued By a Coquette The Riverside Pavilion The jade Mirror-Stand Lord Guan Goes to The Feast Death of The Winged-Tiger Genera

	Selected Elegies of The State of Chu Contents Li Sao (The Lament) The Great Emperor of the East The Lady of the Clouds The Goddess of the Hsiang River The Lady of the Hsiang River The Great Fate The Young Fate The God of the Sun The God of the yellow River The Spirit of the Mountains For Those Fallen for Their Country The Last Sacrifice Plaintive Lines Crossing the River Leaving the Capital Stray Thoughts Thoughts Before Drowning Longing for My Love Recalling the past Ode to the Orange The Ill Wind The Soothsayer The Fisherman Requiem

　




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