Kahn, Paul
Han Shan in English, No. 25, pp. 140-175.
Kang Youwei ±d¦³¬°
Hong Kong and Macau ¸Ö¤@º (T.C. Lai), Nos. 29 & 30, p. 64.
Selections from Notes on Travels Around Europe ¼Ú¬w¤Q¤@°ê´å°O (Daniel Kane), Nos. 53 & 54, pp. 189-198.
Kao, George ³ì§Ó°ª
A Universal VernacularWhen "Taipei Characters" speak in English, No. 14, pp. 22-26.
Chi-chen Wang: An Appreciation, Two Writers and the Cultural Revolution, Renditions Books, pp. 131-132.
Chi-chen Wang: An Appreciation, No. 10, pp. 110-111.
Lao She in AmericaArrival and Departure ¦ÑªÙ¦b¬ü°ê , Two Writers and the Cultural Revolution, Renditions Books, pp. 27-34.
Lao She in AmericaArrival and Departure ¦ÑªÙ¦b¬ü°ê , No. 10, pp. 68-75.
King, Richard ¤ý¤¯±j
After the Hundred Flowers: a 1981 interview with Qin Zhaoyang, No. 65, pp. 38-53.
The Great Leap Forward and Chinese Literature, No. 68, pp. 7-11.
Kong Rong ¤Õ¿Ä
Memorial Recommending Mi Heng (David R. Knechtges), Nos. 33 & 34, pp. 71-74.
My Son Âø¸Ö (John Turner), A Golden Treasury of Chinese Poetry, Renditions Books, pp. 48-49.
My Son Âø¸Ö (John Turner), A Golden Treasury of Chinese Poetry, Renditions Paperbacks, p. 11.
Kong Shangren ¤Õ©|¥ô (K'ung Shang-jen)
The Peach Blossom Fan ®çªá®° (Scene iv) (Richard E. Strassberg), No. 8, pp. 115-222.
Kong Zhao ¤Õ¬L (Hung Chi)
The Stewed-Pork Vendor º±¤ô½Þ¦×¨Ð (Janice Wickeri), Nos. 47 & 48, pp. 124-125.
The Stewed-Pork Vendor º±¤ô½Þ¦×¨Ð (Janice Wickeri), To Pierce the Material Screen, Vol. II, Renditions Books, p. 190.
Kozachek, Janet ?©g¯S
Impressions in Stone: Contemporary Seal Carving, No. 24, pp. 155-165.
Ku Ling Wd
Lord Beile ¨©°Ç·Ý¦N²» (John and Yingtsih Balcom), Nos. 35 & 36, pp. 121-129.
Kumarajiva ¹§¼¯Ã¹¤°
Stories from Buddhist Homilies ¹§¼¯Ã¹¤°Á¿¸g¤¤ªº¦ò±Ð´J¨¥ (Yuet Keung Lo), No. 61, pp. 7-15.
Kun Nan ±X«n (Shum K.N.)
Hail, the Streeds of Legend ¤j«v¡@÷~õa¤] (Eva Hung), To Pierce the Material Screen, Vol. II, Renditions Books, p. 76-79.
Were She to CryMongkok Blues #4 ¦pªG¦oú©ô¨¤«è¦±¤§¥| (the poet with the editors), No. 56, pp. 93-95.
Kwan Lai Shan, Patsy ÃöÄR¬À (see Guan Lishan)
Lai, T.C. ¿à«ï©÷
Choice MorselsSome Food for Thought from Yuan Mei and Li Yu, No. 9, pp. 47-61.
Laing, Ellen Johnston
Biographical Notes on Three Seventeenth Century Chinese Painters, The Translation of Art, Renditions Books, pp. 107-110.
Biographical Notes on Three Seventeenth Century Chinese Painters, No. 6, pp. 107-110.
Lao Lie ¦Ñ¯P
What Lies Behind the Expression 'A Certain' ¡u¬Y¡v¦r¸ÌÃ䦳¤å³¹ (D. E. Pollard), No. 31, pp. 151-152.
Lao She ¦ÑªÙ
An Old and Established Name ¦Ñ¦r¸¹ (William A. Lyell), Two Writers and the Cultural Revolution, Renditions Books, pp. 51-56.
An Old and Established Name ¦Ñ¦r¸¹ (William A. Lyell), No. 10, pp. 62-67.
City of Cats ¿ß«°°O (James E. Dew), Two Writers and the Cultural Revolution, Renditions Books, pp. 77-125.
City of Cats ¿ß«° (James E. Dew), No. 10, pp. 21-45.
End of the Rickshaw BoyA New Translation of the Last Two Chapters of Camel Hsiang-tzu Àd¾m²»¤l (Perry Link), Two Writers and the Cultural Revolution, Renditions Books, pp. 39-50.
End of the Rickshaw BoyA New Translation of the Last Two Chapters of Camel Hsiang-tzu Àd¾m²»¤l (Perry Link), No. 10, pp. 78-89.
Master Zongyue ©v¤ë¤j®v (Carmen Li with D. E. Pollard), No. 38, pp. 60-65.
My Mother §Úªº¥À¿Ë (Carmen Li with D. E. Pollard), No. 38, pp. 66-69.
Old Liu ¦Ñ¦~ªº®öº© (William A. Lyell), Two Writers and the Cultural Revolution, Renditions Books, pp. 57-65.
The Drum Singers (Helena Kuo), Two Writers and the Cultural Revolution, Renditions Books, pp. 67-75.
The Drum Singers (Helena Kuo), No. 10, pp. 53-61.
Lau Chi Wan ¼BªéÃý (see Liu Zhiyun)
Lau, Joseph S.M. ¼B²Ð»Ê
Footnotes, Endnotes, In-Text Notes, Retrospective notes, or Ah Yee Leng Tong and All the Rest of It ¸}µù¡B§Àµù¡B帡¥eµù¡B°lµù
No. 44, pp. 12-16.
Potato-eating Days: excerpts ¦Y°¨¹aÁ¦ªº¤é¤l (Chu Chiyu), No. 66, pp. 86-90.
Potato-eating Days: excerpts ¦Y°¨¹aÁ¦ªº¤é¤l (Chu Chiyu), To Pierce the Material Screen, Vol. II, Renditions Books, pp. 52-56.
Unto Myself Reborn: Author as Translator, No. 31, pp. 73-87.
Lau Wai Shing ¼B°¶¦¨ (see Liu Weicheng)
Lawton, Thomas ùµ÷
Notes on Keng Chao-chung, The Translation of Art, Renditions Books, pp. 144-151.
Notes on Keng Chao-chung, No. 6, pp. 144-151.
Lee Chin-wen §õ¶i¤å (see Li Jinwen)
Lee Yee §õ©É (see Li Yi)
Lee Ying Ho §õ^»¨ (see Li Yinghao)
Lei Zhen ¹p¾_
Evening in a Village §ø±ß (John Turner), A Golden Treasury of Chinese Poetry, Renditions Books, pp. 278-279.
Evening in a Village §ø±ß (John Turner), A Golden Treasury of Chinese Poetry, Renditions Paperbacks, p. 115.
Leung, Gaylord Kai Loh ±ç¿üµØ/±ç¨ÎÅÚ (see Liang Xihua)
Leung P.K. ±çªÃ¶v (see Liang Bingjin)
Leung Wai Lok ±ç°¶¬¥ (see Liang Weiluo)
Levy, André
Introduction to the French Translation of Jin Ping Mei cihua (Marc Martinez), No. 24, pp. 109-129.
Li Ang §õ©ù
Butcher: excerpts ±þ¤Ò (Fan Wenmei and John Minford), Nos. 27 & 28, pp. 61-75.
Curvaceous Dolls ¦³¦±½uªº«½«½ (Howard Goldblatt), Nos. 27 & 28, pp. 49-60.
Curvaceous Dolls ¦³¦±½uªº«½«½ (Howard Goldblatt), Contemporary Women Writers: Hong Kong and Taiwan, Renditions Paperbacks, pp. 63-84.
Li Bai §õ¥Õ (Li Bo, Li Po)
A Homily on Ideals in Life, Uttered in Springtime on Rising From a Drunken Slumber ¬K¤é¾K°_¨¥§Ó (John Turner), A Golden Treasury of Chinese Poetry, Renditions Books, pp. 114-115.
A Homily on Ideals in Life, Uttered in Springtime on Rising From a Drunken Slumber ¬K¤é¾K°_¨¥§Ó (John Turner), A Golden Treasury of Chinese Poetry, Renditions Paperbacks, p. 42.
A Night with Friends ¤Í¤H·|±J (Graeme Wilson), No. 2, p. 115.
At a Banquet Held in Xie Tiao's Tower in Xuanzhou, to bid farewell to Archivist Shu Yun «Å¦{ÁÂÑØ¼ÓÀ^§O®Õ®Ñ¨û¶³ (John Turner), A Golden Treasury of Chinese Poetry, Renditions Books, pp. 124-127.
At a Banquet Held in Xie Tiao's Tower in Xuanzhou, to bid farewell to Archivist Shu Yun «Å¦{ÁÂÑØ¼ÓÀ^§O®Õ®Ñ¨û¶³ (John Turner), A Golden Treasury of Chinese Poetry, Renditions Paperbacks, p. 47.
Bidding Farewell in Jiangxia in Late Spring to Deputy Secretary Zhang Zu Leaving for the Eastern Capital
¼Ç¬K¦¿®L°e±i¯ªºÊ¥à¤§ªF³£§Ç (Shiu-Pang E. Almberg), Nos. 33 & 34, pp. 116-119.
Bring in the Wine ±N¶i°s (Moon Kwan), No. 23, pp. 104-107.
Cascade - gazing at the cascade on Lu Shan ±æÃf¤sÂr¥¬ (John Turner), A Golden Treasury of Chinese Poetry, Renditions Books, pp. 118-119.
Cascade - gazing at the cascade on Lu Shan ±æÃf¤sÂr¥¬ (John Turner), A Golden Treasury of Chinese Poetry, Renditions Paperbacks, p. 44.
Crow's Night Song ¯Q©]³Ú (John Turner), A Golden Treasury of Chinese Poetry, Renditions Books, pp. 128-129.
Crow's Night Song ¯Q©]³Ú (John Turner), A Golden Treasury of Chinese Poetry, Renditions Paperbacks, p. 48.
Down from the Mountain ¤U²×«n¤s¹L±Ø´µ¤s¤H±J¸m°s (John Turner), A Golden Treasury of Chinese Poetry, Renditions Books, pp. 108-109.
Down from the Mountain ¤U²×«n¤s¹L±Ø´µ¤s¤H±J¸m°s (John Turner), A Golden Treasury of Chinese Poetry, Renditions Paperbacks, p. 41.
Farewell - on seeing Men Haoran off from Brown Crane Tower as he took his departure for Guangling °e©s¯EµM¤§¼s³® (John Turner), A Golden Treasury of Chinese Poetry, Renditions Books, pp. 116-117.
Farewell - on seeing Men Haoran off from Brown Crane Tower as he took his departure for Guangling °e©s¯EµM¤§¼s³® (John Turner), A Golden Treasury of Chinese Poetry, Renditions Paperbacks, p. 43.
Green Mountain Mind ¤s¤¤µª°Ý (Graeme Wilson), No. 31, p. 89.
Jade Stairs Grievance ¥É¶¥«è (Geoffrey R Waters), No. 64, p. 31.
Letter to Governor Han of Jingzhou »PÁú¯ð¦{®Ñ (Cyril Birch), Nos. 41 & 42, pp. 34-37.
Love-longing ¬K«ä (John Turner), No. 1, p. 45.
Night Thoughts ÀR©]«ä (John Turner), A Golden Treasury of Chinese Poetry, Renditions Books, pp. 120-121.
Night Thoughts ÀR©]«ä (John Turner), A Golden Treasury of Chinese Poetry, Renditions Paperbacks, p. 45.
Sadness in the Long Door Palace ªøªù«è¤Gº (Geoffrey R Waters), No. 64, p. 30.
Seeing My Nephew Duan off on Jingting in Autumn to Visit Lushan ¬î©ó·q«F°e±q«¿B¹CÃf¤s§Ç
(Shiu-Pang E. Almberg), Nos. 33 & 34, pp. 116-119.
Seeing off Twelfth Son Cui on his journing to the India Temple °e±Z¤Q¤G¹C¤ÑªÇ¦x (A. C. Graham), No. 25, p. 103.
Spring Night, Banqueting with my Cousins in the Peach Flower Garden: A Preface ¬K©]®b±q§Ì®çªá¶é§Ç (Burton Watson), Nos. 21 & 22, p. ii.
The Drifting One Õñ¤ô¦± (Moon Kwan), No. 23, p. 105.
The Hard Road to Shu ¸¾¹DÃø (A. C. Graham), Nos. 21 & 22, pp. 142-144.
The Long Longing two poems ªø¬Û«ä (Moon Kwan), No. 23, pp. 104-105.
The Moon ¥j®Ô¤ë¦æ¸`¿ý (John Turner), A Golden Treasury of Chinese Poetry, Renditions Books, pp. 122-123.
The Moon ¥j®Ô¤ë¦æ¸`¿ý (John Turner), A Golden Treasury of Chinese Poetry, Renditions Paperbacks, p. 46.
Wang Zhaojun (No. 2) ¤ý¬L§g ²Ä¤Gº (Julie Landau), Nos. 59 & 60, pp. 40-41.
Yang Kuei-fei and the Peony-rose ²M¥½Õ¤Tº (John Turner), A Golden Treasury of Chinese Poetry, Renditions Books, pp. 110-113.
Yang Guifei and the Peony-rose ²M¥½Õ¤Tº (John Turner), A Golden Treasury of Chinese Poetry, Renditions Paperbacks, pp. 39-40.
Li Boyuan §õ§B¤¸ (Li Po-yuan)
Modern Times or A Brief History of Enlightenment ¤å©ú¤p¥v (Douglas Lancashire), No. 2, pp. 127-164.
Modern Times-A Brief History of Enlightenment: excerpts ¤å©ú¤p¥v (Douglas Lancashire), No. 40, pp. 61-82.
Modern Times: A Brief History of Enlightenment ¤å©ú¤p¥v (Douglas Lancashire), Renditions Books.
Li Choh-Ming
Foreword, No. 1, p. 3.
Li Chu-tsing §õű®Ê
Problems Concerning the Life of Wang Mien, Painter of Plum Blossoms, The Translation of Art, Renditions Books, pp. 111-123.
Problems Concerning the Life of Wang Mien, Painter of Plum Blossoms, No. 6, pp. 111-123.
Li Diaoyuan §õ½Õ¤¸
Seven-mile Shallows ¤C¨½Ãu (John Turner), A Golden Treasury of Chinese Poetry, Renditions Books, pp. 314-315.
Seven-mile Shallows ¤C¨½Ãu (John Turner), A Golden Treasury of Chinese Poetry, Renditions Paperbacks, p. 132.
Li Dongyang §õªF¶§ (Li Tung-yang)
Visiting Yüeh-lu Temple ¹C©¨ÄS¦x (Daniel Bryant), No. 8, p. 88.
Li Dou §õ¤æ
The Painted Barges of Yangzhou: excerpts ·¨¦{µe¯é¿ý (Lucie Borota), No. 46, pp. 58-68.
Li Fengbao §õ»ñc
Selections from Diary of Mission to Germany ¨Ï¼w¤é°O (D.E. Pollard), Nos. 53 & 54, pp. 111-118.
Li Gou §õ»¸ (Li Kou)
Longing for Home µ´¥y (Louise Ho), No. 10, p. 127.
Li Gui §õ¦c
Selections from New Records of Travels Around the World Àô´å¦a²y·s¿ý (Lily Lee), Nos. 53 & 54, pp. 62-73.
Li Hanzhang §õ§t³¹
On a Painting of the Bright Consort Passing Beyond the Border ©ú¦m¥X¶ë¹Ï (Maureen Robertson), Nos. 59 & 60, pp. 118-121.
Li He §õ¶P (Li Ho)
Ballad of the Immortals ¯«¥P¦± (David Hawkes), Nos. 21 & 22, p. 138.
Horses °¨¸Ö (Stephen Owen), Nos. 21 & 22, pp. 170-171.
Magic Strings ¯«²Í (David Hawkes), Nos. 21 & 22, p. 139.
South Garden «n¶é (Stephen Owen), Nos. 21 & 22, pp. 158-159
The Starry Heavens ¤Ñ¤WÁÁ(John Turner), A Golden Treasury of Chinese Poetry, Renditions Books, pp. 164-165.
The Starry Heavens ¤Ñ¤WÁÁ(John Turner), A Golden Treasury of Chinese Poetry, Renditions Paperbacks, p. 69.
Li Honglin §õ¬xªL
Truth and the Club ¯u²z»P¤j´Î (D. E. Pollard), No. 31, pp. 153-155.
Li Jinwen §õ¶i¤å (Lee Chin-wen)
How I Feel About My Mother ¹ï¥À¿Ëªº¬Ýªk (Janice Wickeri), No. 61, pp. 110-112.
Li Kar-shu §õ®a¾ð and Siu Kit Wong ¶À¥ü³Ç
Three English Translations of the Shijing, No. 25, pp. 113-139.
Li Kuang ¤O¦J
Door «ªù (Yau Wai Ping and Eva Hung), To Pierce the Material Screen, Vol. II, Renditions Books, p. 72.
The Tea Shop Owner Says So ¯ù¼Ó¦ÑÁ󻡪º (Michelle Wu), No. 55, p. 110.
Li Longji §õ¶©°ò
Inscription for a Portrait of the Plum Consort ÃD±ö¦mµe¯u (Geoffrey R. Waters), No. 64, p. 23.
To Confucius - uttered under stress of emotion, as he sacrificed to Confucius while passing through the ancient kingdom of Lu ¸g¾|²½¤Õ¤l¦Ó¼Û¤§ (John Turner), A Golden Treasury of Chinese Poetry, Renditions Books, pp. 90-91.
To Confucius - uttered under stress of emotion, as he sacrificed to Confucius while passing through the ancient kingdom of Lu ¸g¾|²½¤Õ¤l¦Ó¼Û¤§ (John Turner), A Golden Treasury of Chinese Poetry, Renditions Paperbacks, p. 30.
Li Li §õ¾¤
Snow Fields ³·¦a(Michelle Yeh), A Golden Treasury of Chinese Poetry, Renditions Paperbacks, pp. 112-130.
Li Mi §õ±K
Memorial Expressing My Feelings ³¯±¡ªí (David R. Knechtges), Nos. 33 & 34, pp. 75-77.
Li Nan §õ«n
Fireflies ¿Ã¤õÂÎ (Dominic Cheung), Trees on the Mountain, Renditions Books, p. 276.
Fireflies ¿Ã¤õÂÎ (Dominic Cheung), Nos. 19 & 20, p. 276.
Papa and Mama ª¨ª¨©M¶ý¶ý (Dominic Cheung), Trees on the Mountain, Renditions Books, p. 275.
Papa and Mama ª¨ª¨©M¶ý¶ý (Dominic Cheung), Nos. 19 & 20, p. 275.
The Breeze ·L· (Dominic Cheung), Trees on the Mountain, Renditions Books, p. 278.
The Breeze ·L· (Dominic Cheung), Nos. 19 & 20, p. 278.
The Dog ª¯ (Dominic Cheung), Trees on the Mountain, Renditions Books, p. 276.
The Dog ª¯ (Dominic Cheung), Nos. 19 & 20, p. 276.
The Dream ¹Ú (Dominic Cheung), Trees on the Mountain, Renditions Books, p. 276.
The Dream ¹Ú (Dominic Cheung), Nos. 19 & 20, p. 276.
The Fifteenth Evening of the First Lunar Month ¤¸®d©] (Dominic Cheung), Trees on the Mountain, Renditions Books, p. 275.
The Fifteenth Evening of the First Lunar Month ¤¸®d©] (Dominic Cheung), Nos. 19 & 20, p. 275.
The Rooster ¤½Âû (Dominic Cheung), Trees on the Mountain, Renditions Books, p. 276.
The Rooster ¤½Âû (Dominic Cheung), Nos. 19 & 20, p. 276.
The Telephone ¹q¸Ü (Dominic Cheung), Trees on the Mountain, Renditions Books, p. 276.
The Telephone ¹q¸Ü (Dominic Cheung), Nos. 19 & 20, p. 276.
Li Panlong §õÃkÀs (Li P'an-lung)
Saying Farewell to Tzu-hsiang, Who Returns to Kuang-ling °e¤l¬ÛÂk¼s³® (Daniel Bryant), No. 8, p. 90.
Li Qingzhao §õ²M·Ó (Li Ch'ing-chao)
A Dream º®®a¶Æ (John Turner), A Golden Treasury of Chinese Poetry, Renditions Books, pp. 248-249.
A Dream º®®a¶Æ (John Turner), A Golden Treasury of Chinese Poetry, Renditions Paperbacks, p. 102.
A Southern Song «nºq¤l (Wang Jiaosheng), A Silver Treasury of Chinese Lyrics, Renditions Books, pp. 184-185.
A Southern Song «nºq¤l (Wang Jiaosheng), A Silver Treasury of Chinese Lyrics, Renditions Paperbacks, p. 86.
Double Brightness ¾Kªá³± (John Minford), Nos. 21 & 22, p. 200.
Egret ¦p¹Ú¥O (Graeme Wilson), No. 31, p. 89.
Fisherman's Luck º®®a¶Æ (Bing Xin), No. 32, p. 144.
Goddess of Mercy µÐÂÄÆZ (Bing Xin), No. 32, p. 143.
Heavenly Barbarian µÐÂÄÆZ (Wang Jiaosheng), A Silver Treasury of Chinese Lyrics, Renditions Books, pp. 178-179.
Heavenly Barbarian µÐÂÄÆZ (Wang Jiaosheng), A Silver Treasury of Chinese Lyrics, Renditions Paperbacks, p. 82
Joy of Peace ²M¥¼Ö (Bing Xin), No. 32, p. 145.
Late Spring ¬K´Ý (Louise Ho), No. 10, p. 126.
Letter to the Academician Qi Chongli §ë¿«ªL¾Ç¤hãu±R§±Ò (Shiu-Pang E. Almberg), Nos. 41 & 42, pp. 79-84.
Like A Dream ¦p¹Ú¥O (Bing Xin), No. 32, p. 142.
Madrigal: "As in a Dream" ¦p¹Ú¥O(John Turner), A Golden Treasury of Chinese Poetry, Renditions Books, pp. 250-251.
Madrigal: "As in a Dream" ¦p¹Ú¥O(John Turner), A Golden Treasury of Chinese Poetry, Renditions Paperbacks, p. 103.
One Branch of Spring Flower ¤@æù±ö (Bing Xin), No. 32, p. 135.
Sorrow ÁnÁnºC(John Turner), A Golden Treasury of Chinese Poetry, Renditions Books, pp. 252-255.
Sorrow ÁnÁnºC(John Turner), A Golden Treasury of Chinese Poetry, Renditions Paperbacks, pp. 104-105.
Spring at Wuling ªZ³®¬K (Wang Jiaosheng), A Silver Treasury of Chinese Lyrics, Renditions Books, pp. 186-187.
Spring at Wuling ªZ³®¬K (Wang Jiaosheng), A Silver Treasury of Chinese Lyrics, Renditions Paperbacks, p. 87.
Spring in Wuling ªZ³®¬K (Bing Xin), No. 32, p. 134.
To Drink Beneath the Shadow of the Flowers ¾Kªá³± (Bing Xin), No. 32, pp. 136-137.
To Rouge the Lips ÂIµ¼®B (Bing Xin), No. 32, p. 141.
To the Tune of Ju meng ling ¦p¹Ú¥O (D. C. Lau), Nos. 11 & 12, pp. 21-22.
The Bliss of Eternal Union ¥Ã¹J¼Ö (Alice W Cheang), A Silver Treasury of Chinese Lyrics, Renditions Books, pp. 182-183.
The Bliss of Eternal Union ¥Ã¹J¼Ö (Alice W Cheang), A Silver Treasury of Chinese Lyrics, Renditions Paperbacks, pp. 84-85.
.The Imperial Road ©t¶¨à (Bing Xin), No. 32, p. 138.
The Sands of Silk-washing Creek (alternative arrangement) Åu¯}ÒF·Ë¨F (Wang Jiaosheng), A Silver Treasury of Chinese Lyrics, Renditions Books, pp. 180-181.
The Sands of Silk-washing Creek (alternative arrangement) Åu¯}ÒF·Ë¨F (Wang Jiaosheng), A Silver Treasury of Chinese Lyrics, Renditions Paperbacks, p. 83.
Tipsy Under the Flowers ¾Kªá³± (John Minford), A Silver Treasury of Chinese Lyrics, Renditions Books, pp. 176-177.
Tipsy Under the Flowers ¾Kªá³± (John Minford), A Silver Treasury of Chinese Lyrics, Renditions Paperbacks, p. 81.
Washing Silk in the Stream ÒF·Ë¨F (Bing Xin), No. 32, pp. 139-140.
Li Shangyin §õ°ÓÁô
Broken Mirror ¯}Ãè (Teresa Yu), No. 37, p. 89.
Fallen Blossoms ¸¨ªá (John Turner), A Golden Treasury of Chinese Poetry, Renditions Books, pp. 206-207.
Fallen Blossoms ¸¨ªá (John Turner), A Golden Treasury of Chinese Poetry, Renditions Paperbacks, p. 73.
Jewelled Zither ÀA·æ (John Turner), A Golden Treasury of Chinese Poetry, Renditions Books, pp. 208-209.
Jewelled Zither ÀA·æ (John Turner), A Golden Treasury of Chinese Poetry, Renditions Paperbacks, p. 74.
Lady of the Moon ¹ß®Z (John Turner), A Golden Treasury of Chinese Poetry, Renditions Books, pp. 210-211.
Lady of the Moon ¹ß®Z (John Turner), A Golden Treasury of Chinese Poetry, Renditions Paperbacks, p. 75.
Mid-Heaven ¶v¤Ñ (Teresa Yu), No. 37, p. 88.
Rising Early ªì°_ (Teresa Yu), No. 37, p. 86.
The Wutong Tree of Shu ¸¾®ä (Teresa Yu), No. 37, p. 90.
Vermilion Hill ¤¦ªô (Teresa Yu), No. 37, p. 87.
Li She §õ¯A
Talking in the Hills µn¤s (John Turner), A Golden Treasury of Chinese Poetry, Renditions Books, pp. 190-191.
Talking in the Hills µn¤s (John Turner), A Golden Treasury of Chinese Poetry, Renditions Paperbacks, p. 76.
Li Shen §õ²Ô
In the Old Style (two poems) ¥j·¤Gº (Stephen Owen), Nos. 21 & 22, p. 153.
Old Style ¥j· (John Turner), A Golden Treasury of Chinese Poetry, Renditions Books, pp. 160-161.
Old Style ¥j· (John Turner), A Golden Treasury of Chinese Poetry, Renditions Paperbacks, p. 67.
Li Shuchang ¾¤±f©÷
On Brighton ¤R¨Ó´°°O (Eva Hung), Nos. 33 & 34, pp. 211-212.
Selections from Recollections of the West ¦è¬vÂø§Ó (Duncan Campbell), Nos. 53 & 54, pp. 126-131.
Li Tianji §õ¤ÑÀÙ
and Fei Mu ¶O¿p
Spring in a Small Town: excerpt ¤p«°¤§¬K (Andrew F. Jones), No. 71. pp. 21-29.
Li Tuo §õªû
and Zhang Nuanxin ±i·xÊã
Sha Ou: excerpt ¨FÅÃ (Zhou Xuelin), No. 70, pp. 58-64.
Li Xiao §õ¾å
Anecdotes from the Office ¾÷Ãö¶c¨Æ (Zhu Hong), No. 56, pp. 59-75.
Rules of the Game Ãö©ó¦æ³Wªº¶¢¸Ü (Zhu Hong), No. 55, pp. 52-88.
Li Yi §õ©É (Lee Yee)
Playing by Peking's Rules ¤@¦~¨Ó¤E¤C°ÝÃDªº¥»½èÂàÅÜ (Geremie Barme), Nos. 29 & 30, pp. 316-319.
Li Yinghao §õ^»¨ (Lee Ying Ho)
No Exit ¦AÂô¤£¥X¥hªº³Â³¶ (Diana Yue), To Pierce the Material Screen, Vol. II, Renditions Books, pp. 202-203.
Li You ²z¥Ñ
Hong KongA Psychological Survey: excerpts »´ä¤ßºA¿ý (Qian Weifa and Wang Suqin with Janice Wickeri), Nos. 29 & 30, pp. 335-345.
Li Yu §õ·Ô (poet)
A Bushel of Pearls ¤@±Ø¯] (Teresa Yu and David Lunde), A Silver Treasury of Chinese Lyrics, Renditions Books, pp. 68-69.
A Bushel of Pearls ¤@±Ø¯] (Teresa Yu and David Lunde), A Silver Treasury of Chinese Lyrics, Renditions Paperbacks, p. 26.
Crows Cry in the Night (No. 1) ¯Q©]³Ú¡]¤@¡^ (D. C. Lau), A Silver Treasury of Chinese Lyrics, Renditions Books, pp. 72-73.
Crows Cry in the Night (No. 1) ¯Q©]³Ú¡]¤@¡^ (D. C. Lau), A Silver Treasury of Chinese Lyrics, Renditions Paperbacks, p. 28.
Crows Cry in the Night (No. 2) ¯Q©]³Ú¡]¤G¡^ (David Hawkes), A Silver Treasury of Chinese Lyrics, Renditions Books, pp. 74-75.
Crows Cry in the Night (No. 2) ¯Q©]³Ú¡]¤G¡^ (David Hawkes), A Silver Treasury of Chinese Lyrics, Renditions Paperbacks, p. 28.
Jade Tower Spring ¥É¼Ó¬K (Teresa Yu and David Lunde), A Silver Treasury of Chinese Lyrics, Renditions Books, pp. 70-71.
Jade Tower Spring ¥É¼Ó¬K (Teresa Yu and David Lunde), A Silver Treasury of Chinese Lyrics, Renditions Paperbacks, p. 27.
One Poem in "Five Chinese Lyrics" ¯Q©]³Ú (D. C. Lau), No. 7, p. 45.
The Beauteous Lady Yu (David Hawkes), A Silver Treasury of Chinese Lyrics, Renditions Books, pp. 80-81.
The Beauteous Lady Yu (David Hawkes), A Silver Treasury of Chinese Lyrics, Renditions Paperbacks, p. 30.To the Tune of Ch'ing-p'ing yüeh ²M¥¼Ö (D. C. Lau), Nos. 11 & 12, p. 7.
To the Tune of Cai sang zi ªö®á¤l (Susan So), No. 23, p. 109.
To the Tune of Chang xiang si ªø¬Û«ä (Susan So), No. 23, p. 109.
To the Tune of "Fair Lady Yu" ¸·¬ü¤H (John Turner), A Golden Treasury of Chinese Poetry, Renditions Books, pp. 220-221.
To the Tune of "Fair Lady Yu" ¸·¬ü¤H (John Turner), A Golden Treasury of Chinese Poetry, Renditions Paperbacks, p. 86.
To the Tune of Huan qi sha ÒF·Ë¨F (Susan So), No. 23, p. 108.
To the Tune of Lang tao sha ling ®ö²^¨F¥O (Susan So), No. 23, p. 110.
To the Tune of "Light Flowing Music" ²M¥¼Ö (John Turner), A Golden Treasury of Chinese Poetry, Renditions Books, pp. 218-219.
To the Tune of "Light Flowing Music" ²M¥¼Ö (John Turner), A Golden Treasury of Chinese Poetry, Renditions Paperbacks, p. 85.
To the Tune of Yu mei ren ¸·¬ü¤H (Susan So), No. 23, p. 110.
To the Tune 'The Beauteous Lady Yu' ¸·¬ü¤H (David Hawkes), Nos. 58, p. 15.
To the Tune 'Waves Scour the Sands' ®ö²^¨F (David Hawkes), Nos. 58, p. 14.
Up the Western Stair - to the Tune of "Joy at Meeting" ¬Û¨£Åw (John Turner), A Golden Treasury of Chinese Poetry, Renditions Books, pp. 222-223.
Up the Western Stair - to the Tune of "Joy at Meeting" ¬Û¨£Åw (John Turner), A Golden Treasury of Chinese Poetry, Renditions Paperbacks, p. 87.
Waves Scour the Sand (No. 1) ®ö²^¨F¡]¤@¡^ (David Hawkes), A Silver Treasury of Chinese Lyrics, Renditions Books, pp. 76-77.
Waves Scour the Sand (No. 1) ®ö²^¨F¡]¤@¡^ (David Hawkes), A Silver Treasury of Chinese Lyrics, Renditions Paperbacks, p. 29.
Waves Scour the Sand (No. 2) ®ö²^¨F¡]¤G¡^ (David Hawkes), A Silver Treasury of Chinese Lyrics, Renditions Books, pp. 78-79.Waves Scour the Sand (No. 2) ®ö²^¨F¡]¤G¡^ (David Hawkes), A Silver Treasury of Chinese Lyrics, Renditions Paperbacks, p. 29.
Li Yu §õº®
A Daughter Is Transformed Into A Son Through The Bodhisattva's Ingenuity Åܤk¬°¨àµÐÂÄ¥© (Janice Wickeri and Patrick Hanan), Silent Operas, Renditions Paperbacks, pp. 135-160.
A Handsome Youth Tries to Avoid Suspicion But Arouses It Instead ¬ü¨k¤lÁ×´b¤Ï¥ÍºÃ (Eva Hung and Patrick Hanan), Silent Operas, Renditions Paperbacks, pp. 43-75.
A Male Mencius's Mother Raises Her Son Properly By Moving House Three Times ¨k©s¥À±Ð¦X¤T¾E (Gopal Sukhu and Patrick Hanan), Silent Operas, Renditions Paperbacks, pp. 97-134.
An Actress Scorns Wealth And Honour To Preserve Her Chastity ÃÓ·¡¥ÉÀ¸¸Ì¶Ç±¡¡@¼BÂÆ©h¦±²×¦º¸` (Patrick Hanan), Silent Operas, Renditions Paperbacks, pp. 161-201.
An Ugly Husband Fears A Pretty Wife But Marries A Beautiful One Áধg©È¼b°¾±oÆA (Chu Chiyu and Patrick Hanan), Silent Operas, Renditions Paperbacks, pp. 1-42.
On the Performing Arts §õ²Á¯Î¦±¸Ü (Man Saichong), No. 3, pp. 62-65.
Pleasant Diversions: Accomplishments ¶~±¡°¸°O¡G²ß§Þ (D.E. Pollard), No. 51, pp. 23-24.
Pleasant Diversions: Accomplishments ¶~±¡°¸°O¡G²ß§Þ (D.E. Pollard), The Chinese Essay, Renditions Books, pp. 111-113.
Pleasant Diversions: Clothes ¶~®¨«\°O¡G¦çm (D.E. Pollard), No. 51, pp.27-28.
Pleasant Diversions: Clothes ¶~®¨«\°O¡G¦çm (D.E. Pollard), The Chinese Essay, Renditions Books, pp. 114-115.
Pleasant Diversions: Judging Beauty ¶~±¡°¸°O¡D¿ï«º(D.E. Pollard), The Chinese Essay, Renditions Books, pp. 110-111.
Pleasant Diversions: Literacy ¶~±¡°¸°O¡G¤åÃÀ (D.E. Pollard), No. 51, pp. 25-26.
Pleasant Diversions: Literacy ¶~±¡°¸°O¡G¤åÃÀ (D.E. Pollard), The Chinese Essay, Renditions Books, pp. 113-114.
Pleasant Diversions: Voice and Looks ¶~±¡°¸°O¡GÁn®e (D.E. Pollard), No. 51, pp. 21-22.
The Female Chen Ping Saves Her Life With Seven Ruses ¤k³¯¥p¥Í¤C¥X (Patrick Hanan), Silent Operas, Renditions Paperbacks, pp. 76-96.
The Seven Ruses of a Female Chen Ping ³¯¥¤kp¥Í¤C¥X (Don J. Cohn), No. 31, pp. 31-47.
Tower of the Returning Crane ÅbÂk¼Ó (Nathan Mao), No. 1, pp. 25-35.
Wife and Concubine Remarry/Maid-concubine Remains Constant ¨°©d©êµ\µ]±ö»¦u¸` (Paul Or), No. 49, pp. 86-114.
Li Yu §õ¥É
Beating the Officers ¥´®t (Catherine Swatek), No. 70. pp. 101-113.
Li Yue §õ®®
Sacred Territory ¯«¸t»â¤g (Chu Chiyu), Nos. 47 & 48, pp. 137-138.
Sacred Territory ¯«¸t»â¤g (Chu Chiyu), To Pierce the Material Screen, Vol. II, Renditions Books, pp. 108-109.
Li Yue §õ·Ç
A Brief Biography of Li Shuangshuang: excerpts §õÂùÂù¤p¶Ç (Johanna Hood and Robert Mackie), No. 68, pp. 50-76.
Li Yuzhong §õ¨|¤¤
In the City, the Month of May ³£¥«ªº¤¤ë (Rebecca Mok), Nos. 29 & 30, p. 188.
In the City, the Month of May ³£¥«ªº¤¤ë (Rebecca Mok), To Pierce the Material Screen, Vol. II, Renditions Books, p. 29.
Li Zhiyi §õ¤§»ö
To the Tune of Fortune-teller ¤Rºâ¤l (Jianqing Zheng with Angela Ball), No. 66, p. 56.
Liang Bingjun ±çªÃ¶v (Leung P. K.)
At the North Point Car Ferry ¥_¨¤¨T¨®´ç®ü½XÀY (P. K. Leung and Gordon Osing), No. 39, pp. 112-113.
Beijing Sketches ¥_¨ÊÀ¸¾¥ (Bonnie S. McDougall), No. 69, pp. 112-123.
Bittermelon µ¹W¥Êªº¹|¸Ö (P. K. Leung and Gordon Osing), No. 39, pp. 116-117.
Bittermelon µ¹W¥Êªº¹|¸Ö (P. K. Leung and Gordon Osing), To Pierce the Material Screen, Vol. II, Renditions Books, p. 198.
Cities of Memory¡DCities of Fabrication: excerpts °O¾Ðªº«°¥«¡Dµêºcªº«°¥« (Richard Sheung), Nos. 47 & 48, pp. 93-104.
George Chinnery Painting the Fisherwoman of Macau ¿ú¯Ç§QøµeÀÚ¦¿º®¤k (Martha Cheung), No. 56, pp. 89-90.
Jasmin »¤ù (Jane Lai), Nos. 29 & 30, pp. 235-254.
Lotus Leaves: Seven Poems ½¬¸¤CÃD (Kwok Kwan Mun and Lo Kwai Cheung with John Minford), Nos. 29 & 30, pp. 210-221.
Not Just Another New Year's Painting ¦~µe (P. K. Leung and Gordon Osing), No. 39, pp. 110-111.
Not Just Another New Year's Painting ¦~µe (P. K. Leung and Gordon Osing), To Pierce the Material Screen, Vol. II, Renditions Books, p. 191.
On the Road to Le Shan ©¹¼Ö¤sªº¸ô (P. K. Leung and Gordon Osing), No. 39, pp. 114-115.
Papaya ¤ì¥Ê (P. K. Leung and Gordon Osing), No. 39, pp. 118-119.
Photographing the New Territories ©çÄá·s¬É (Chi-yin Ip), No. 66, pp. 114-116.
Liang Ming-yueh ±ç»Ê¶V
The Ci Music of Chiang K'uei: Its Style and Compositional Strategy, Nos. 11 & 12, pp. 211-246.
Liang Qichao ±ç±Ò¶W (Liang Ch'i-ch'ao)
A Biography of T'an Ssu-t'ung ÃÓ¶à¦P¶Ç (Chan Sin-wai), The Translation of Things Past, Renditions Books, pp. 139-150.
A Biography of T'an Ssu-t'ung ÃÓ¶à¦P¶Ç (Chan Sin-wai), No. 15, pp. 139-150.
Letter to His Wife Huixian »P¿·¥P®Ñ (Oliver Stunt), Nos. 41 & 42, pp. 153-159.
Selections from Diary of Travels through the New World ·s¤j³°¤é°O (Janet Ng, Earl Tan and Jesse Dudley), Nos. 53 & 54, pp. 199-213.
Liang Qiong ±çã
Zhaojun's Complaint ¬L§g«è (Maureen Robertson), Nos. 59 & 60, p. 58.
Liang Shangquan ±ç¤W¬u (Liang Shang-chuan)
Black Water and Reeds ¶Â¤ôĪªá (Hsu Kai-yu), No. 4, p. 98.
Liang Shiqiu ±ç¹ê¬î (Liang Shih-ch'iu)
Haircut ²z¾v (D.E. Pollard), The Chinese Essay, Renditions Books, pp. 259-262.
How to Translate the Bard, No. 3, p. 18.
Listening to Plays Å¥À¸ (D.E. Pollard), The Chinese Essay, Renditions Books, pp. 263-266
On Translating Shakespeare Ãö©ó²ï¤h¤ñ¨ÈªºÂ½Ä¶ (Chau Suicheong and Derek Herforth), No. 3, pp. 5-18.
Sickness ¯f (D.E. Pollard), The Chinese Essay, Renditions Books, pp. 256-259.
The Fine Art of Reviling ½|¤HªºÃÀ³N (William B. Pettus), No. 9, pp. 43-46.
Liang Weiluo ±ç°¶¬¥ (Leung Wai Lok)
Fishing on a Scorching Day ¦b¿NµJªº¤é¤l³¨³½ (Brian Holton), No. 56, pp. 114-117.
Liang Wenfu ±ç¤åºÖ
What the Soap Says to the Razor ªÎ¨m¹ï«cޤM»¡ªº (Eva Hung), No. 55, p. 115.
What the Washing Machine Says to the Bachelor ¬~¦ç¾÷¹ï³æ¨º~»¡ªº (Simon Patton), No.55, p. 116.
Liang Xihua ±ç¿üµØ/±ç¨ÎÅÚ (Leung, Gaylord Kai Loh)
Homage to the Toilet ·R?½× (D. E. Pollard), Nos. 47 & 48, pp. 110-111.
Homage to the Toilet ·R?½× (D. E. Pollard), To Pierce the Material Screen, Vol. II, Renditions Books, pp. 181-182.
Hsü Chih-mo and Bertrand Russell, No. 14, pp. 27-38.
Liang Xianzhang ±çÄm³¹ (Hin-Cheung Lovell)
A Question of Choice, A Matter of Rendition, The Translation of Art, Renditions Books, pp. 63-69.
A Question of Choice, A Matter of Rendition, No. 6, pp. 63-69.
Liang Xiaobin ±ç¤pÙy
China, I've Lost My Key ¤¤°ê¡A§ÚªºÆ_°Í¥á¤F (Shiao-ling Yu), No. 16, pp. 74-75.
Liang Xiaosheng ±ç¾åÁn
For the Sake of the Harvest ¬°¤F¦¬Àò (Daniel Bryant and Yixi Zhang), No. 50, pp. 55-82.
Liang Yuchun ±ç¹J¬K
On the Road ³~¤¤ (D.E. Pollard), The Chinese Essay, Renditions Books, pp. 269-273.
Three Essays ´²¤å¤T½g (Cathy Poon), No. 43, pp. 123-132.
Well-meant Words µ½¨¥ (D.E. Pollard), The Chinese Essay, Renditions Books, pp. 274-275.
Liang Yue ±çèi
Brief Strokes µ§¹º·¥µu½g (Chao Yemin), No. 55, pp. 102-109.
Liao Weitang ¹ù°¶´Å (Liu Wai Tong)
To a Young Lady in an MTR Train P¦a¨®¤Wªº¤@¦ì¤Ö°ü (Jane Lai), No. 56, pp. 106-107.
To a Young Lady in an MTR Train P¦a¨®¤Wªº¤@¦ì¤Ö°ü (Jane Lai), To Pierce the Material Screen, Vol. II, Renditions Books, pp. 200-201.
Lim Chin-chown ªL©¯Á¾
Reading "The Golden Cangue": Iron Boudoirs and Symbols of Oppressed Confucian Women ¾\Ū¡mª÷Âê°O¡n¡GÅK¶|»Õ»P¾§®a¤k©ÊªºÀ£§í²Å½X
(Louise Edwards and Kam Louie), No. 45, pp. 141-149.
Lin Haiyin ªL®üµ
Memories of Old Peking ´f¦wÀ] (Cathy Poon), Nos. 27 & 28, pp. 19-48.
Lin Gu ªL¨¦
and Xu Jin ®}¶i, Xie Jin Á¶i
Stage Sister: excerpts from reels nine and ten »R¥x©j©f (Cao Dongqing and Gina Marchetti), No. 70, pp. 30-46.
Lin Hong ªLÂE
On Wine ¶¼°s (John Turner), A Golden Treasury of Chinese Poetry, Renditions Books, pp. 294-295.On Wine ¶¼°s (John Turner), A Golden Treasury of Chinese Poetry, Renditions Paperbacks, p. 122.
Lin Huiyin ªLÀ²¦]
Hsiu Hsiu ¸¸ (Janet Ng), May Fourth Women Writers (Memoirs), Renditions Paperbacks, pp. 19-34.
Xiu Xiu ¸¸ (Janet Ng with Janice Wickeri), No. 46, pp. 114-123.
Lin Juemin ªLı¥Á
Last Letter to His Wife µ´µ§®Ñ (Eva Hung), Nos. 41 & 42, pp. 160-164.
Lin Ling ªLª~
He Knocked at the Gate ¥nÃöªº¤H (Ling Chung and Sean Golden), Nos. 27 & 28, pp. 84-85.
On the Snow-covered Ground ³·¦a¤W (Ling Chung and Sean Golden), Nos. 27 & 28, pp. 82-83.
The Fugitive Train: To an unknown companion on a trip, Poland, 1990 °k¤`¦C¨® ,P¤@¯¥Íªº®È¦ñ ªiÄõ¤@¤E¤E¹s¦~ (Lisa Wong), No. 61, pp. 61-65.
Lin Sheng ªL¤É
At an Inn in Hangzhou ÃDÁ{¦wªó (A. C. Graham), No. 25, p. 107.
Lin Shu ªLÓV
Analysis of Honest Official Sevice ªR·G (Chu Chiyu), Nos. 33 & 34, p. 209.
Boating on the Lake in the Moonlight ´ò¤ßªx¤ë°O (Chu Chiyu), Nos. 33 & 34, p. 207.
Fish in the Lake ´ò¤§³½ (Chu Chiyu), Nos. 33 & 34, p. 208.
My Concubine Madam Yang íūǷ¨©y¤H (Chu Chiyu), No. 64, pp. 78-82.
Lin Wan-yu ªL°û·ì (see Lin Wanyu)
Lin Wanyu ªL°û·ì (Lin Wan-yu)
In the Mist Ãú¤¤ (Audrey Heijns and David Lunde), No. 61, pp. 120-121.
Lin Wenyue ªL¤å¤ë (Lin Wen-yueh)
Southern Mountain and Spring Grass «n¤s¬K¯ó (Felicia Hecker), No. 16, pp. 44-61.
The Tale of Genji and The Song of Enduring Woe ·½¤óª«»y®ä³ý»Pªø«ëºq (Diana Yu), No. 5, pp. 38-49.
Lin Yaode ªLÄ£¼w
The Ugly Land ´c¦a§Î (Stephen H. West), Nos. 35 & 36, pp. 188-197.
Lin Yu ªLÑ{
Wooden Staircase, Tehui Street ¼w´fµó¡A¤ì¼Ó±è (Andrew Parkin and Chu Chiyu), Nos. 35 & 36, p. 270.
Lin Yutang ªL»y°ó
Lin Yutang's appreciation of The Red Chamber Dream, No. 2, pp. 23-30.
Ling Shuhua â¨ûµØ
A Happy Occasion ¤@¥ó³ß¨Æ (Janet Ng), No. 46, pp. 106-113.
Embroidered Pillow ¸ªE (Marie Chan), No. 4, pp. 124-127.
Mid-Autumn Eve ¤¤¬î±ß (Marie Chan), No. 4, pp. 116-123.
Ling Yu ¹s«B
Stele Woods ¸OªL (Chu Chiyu and Brian Holton), No. 61, p. 90.
Linghu Chu ¥Oª°·¡ (Ling-hu Ch'u)
Ballad of a Youth ¤Ö¦~¦æ (Stephen Owen), Nos. 21 & 22, pp. 172-173.
Link, Perry ªL°ö·ç
An Interview with Pao T'ien-hsiao, Chinese Middlebrow Fiction, Renditions Books, pp. 241-253.
An Interview with Pao T'ien-hsiao, Nos. 17 & 18, pp. 241-253.
Linqing Åï¼y
Tracks in the Snow: excerpts ÂE³·¦]½t (Yang Tsung-han and John Minford), No. 51, pp. 29-65.
Liu Changqing ¼Bªøë
Climbing the Pagoda at Spirit Lodge Monastery, Yangzhou µn´¦{´ÏÆF¦x¶ð (Mark Stevenson), No. 66, pp. 45-46.
In the Zhaoyang Palace ¬L¶§¦± (Geoffrey R. Waters), No. 64, p. 19.
Liu Che ¼B¹ý
Lines on the Autumn Wind ¬î·Ãã (John Turner), A Golden Treasury of Chinese Poetry, Renditions Books, pp. 42-43.Lines on the Autumn Wind ¬î·Ãã (John Turner), A Golden Treasury of Chinese Poetry, Renditions Paperbacks, p. 6.
Liu Chenweng ¼B¨°¯Î
Precious Censer - spring moon Ä_¹©²{¡Ð¡Ð¬K¤ë (Alice W Cheang), A Silver Treasury of Chinese Lyrics, Renditions Books, pp. 304-307.
Precious Censer - spring moon Ä_¹©²{¡Ð¡Ð¬K¤ë (Alice W Cheang), A Silver Treasury of Chinese Lyrics, Renditions Paperbacks, pp. 151-152.
Willow Tips A-greening - moved in springtime ¬h±é«C¡Ð¡Ð¬K·P (Alice W Cheang), A Silver Treasury of Chinese Lyrics, Renditions Books, pp. 302-303.
Willow Tips A-greening - moved in springtime ¬h±é«C¡Ð¡Ð¬K·P (Alice W Cheang), A Silver Treasury of Chinese Lyrics, Renditions Paperbacks, p. 150.
Liu Cunren (Liu Ts'un-yan) ¬h¦s¤¯
Introduction: "Middlebrow" in Perspective, Chinese Middlebrow Fiction, Renditions Books, pp. 1-40.
Introduction: "Middlebrow" in Perspective, Nos. 17 & 18, pp. 1-40.
Ying Niang À¦Ä] (Susan Macdougall), No. 3, pp. 19-27.
Liu Deren ¼B±o¤¯
Feeling Sad for an Old Palace Woman ´d¦Ñ®c¤H (Geoffrey R. Waters), No. 44, p. 34.
Liu E ¼Bõ§
The Sequel to Lao Can Youji: Chapters 7-9 ¦Ñ´Ý¹C°O¤G¶° (Timothy C. Wong), No. 32, pp. 20-45.
Liu Fangping ¼B¤è¥
Spring Sadness ¬K«è (Geoffrey R. Waters), No. 64, p. 33.
Liu Hanzhi ¼B§tªÛ
Ant ¿ÂÃÆ (Alice W. Cheang), No. 55, pp. 123-124.
Liu Hongyi ¼BÂE¼Ý (Liu Hung-yi)
The Speaking 24-Hour Store Æg¬P¤õ¤é©]°Ó©± (Hsu Kai-yu), No. 4, p. 99.
Liu Hsia §öªL¤l (see Xing Linzi)
Liu Huozi ¼B¤õ¤l
To the Mute µ¹°×ªÌ (Rebecca Mok), Nos. 29 & 30, p. 193.
Liu, James J.Y. ¼BY·M
Chiang K'uei's Poetics, No. 21 & 22, pp. 93-98.
Liu Ji ¼B°ò (Liu Chi)
Jade Steps Complaints ¥É«è¶¥ (Daniel Bryant), No. 8, p. 85.
Liu Kexiang ¼B§JÁ¸
A Dream by the Sea ®üÃ䤧¹Ú (John Balcom), Nos. 35 & 36, p. 279.
The Death of a Woman Worker ¤k¤u¤§¦º (John Balcom), Nos. 35 & 36, p. 278.
Liu Kezhuang ¼B§J²ø
Jade Tower Spring - written in jest, to be presented to my fellow townsman, Prefectural Judge Lin ¥É¼Ó¬K¡Ð¡ÐÀ¸§eªL¸`±À¶m¥S (D. E. Pollard), A Silver Treasury of Chinese Lyrics, Renditions Books, p. 286-287.
Jade Tower Spring - written in jest, to be presented to my fellow townsman, Prefectural Judge Lin ¥É¼Ó¬K¡Ð¡ÐÀ¸§eªL¸`±À¶m¥S (D. E. Pollard), A Silver Treasury of Chinese Lyrics, Renditions Paperbacks, p. 143.
Pure Serene Music - enjoying the moon on the 15th day of the 5th month ²M¥¼Ö¡Ð¡Ð¤¤ë¤Q¤¤é©]ª±¤ë (Michael Farman), A Silver Treasury of Chinese Lyrics, Renditions Books, pp. 288-289.
Pure Serene Music - enjoying the moon on the 15th day of the 5th month ²M¥¼Ö¡Ð¡Ð¤¤ë¤Q¤¤é©]ª±¤ë (Michael Farman), A Silver Treasury of Chinese Lyrics, Renditions Paperbacks, p. 144.
The River Runs Red - night rain brought an intense chill, and suddenly I was moved by thoughts of taking up arms again º¡¦¿¬õ¡Ð¡Ð©]«B²D¬Æ©¿°Ê±q¦¥¤§¿³ (D. E. Pollard), A Silver Treasury of Chinese Lyrics, Renditions Books, pp. 284-285.
The River Runs Red - night rain brought an intense chill, and suddenly I was moved by thoughts of taking up arms again º¡¦¿¬õ¡Ð¡Ð©]«B²D¬Æ©¿°Ê±q¦¥¤§¿³ (D. E. Pollard), A Silver Treasury of Chinese Lyrics, Renditions Paperbacks, pp. 141-142.
Liu Kun ¼B©ø
Memorial Urging the Succession ÄU¶iªí (David R. Knechtges), Nos. 33 & 34, pp. 102-110.
Liu Muxia ¬h¤ì¤U
Skyscraper ¤j·H (Eva Hung), To Pierce the Material Screen, Vol. II, Renditions Books, p. 51.
Liu Ruijin ¼B·çª÷
Love's Premature Death 񭬚 (Ni Yibin), No. 55, p. 120.
Liu Shahe ¬y¨Fªe (Liu Shaho)
Burning Books µI®Ñ (Shiao-ling Yu), No. 16, p. 76.
Coaxing My Child «¡¤p¨à (Shiao-ling Yu), No. 16, p. 76.
Liu Suola ¼B¯Á©Ô (Liu Sola)
A Story Too Many ¦h¾lªº¬G¨Æ (Martha Cheung), Blue Sky Green Sea and Other Stories, Renditions Paperbacks, pp. 109-126.
Blue Sky Green Sea ÂŤѺñ®ü (Martha Cheung), Blue Sky Green Sea and Other Stories, Renditions Paperbacks, pp. 19-56.
In Search of the King of Singers ´M§äºq¤ý (Martha Cheung), Nos. 27 & 28, pp. 208-234.
In Search of the King of Singers ´M§äºq¤ý (Martha Cheung), Blue Sky Green Sea and Other Stories, Renditions Paperbacks, pp. 57-108.
Runway ¶]¹D (Martha Cheung), Blue Sky Green Sea and Other Stories, Renditions Paperbacks, pp. 127-145.
The Last Spider ³Ì«á¤@°¦»jµï (Martha Cheung), Blue Sky Green Sea and Other Stories, Renditions Paperbacks, pp. 1-18.
Liu Ts'un-yan ¬h¦s¤¯ (see Liu Cunren)
Liu Wai Tong ¹ù°¶´Å (See Liao Weitang)
Liu Weicheng ¼B°¶¦¨ (Lau Wai Shing)
A Moth in the Striplight ¥úºÞ¸nùتº¸¸¿ (D. E. Pollard), Nos. 47 & 48, pp. 180-181.
A Moth in the Striplight ¥úºÞ¸nùتº¸¸¿ (D. E. Pollard), To Pierce the Material Screen, Vol. II, Renditions Books, pp. 145-146.
BearSeen on a Farm in Hokkaido ºµ¥_®ü¹Dªª³õ©Ò¨£ (Chu Chi-yu), No. 56, pp. 110-111.
On Passing By Train Through Tangshan ¼¤õ¨®³~¸gð¤s¤@¿h (D. E. Pollard), Nos. 47 & 48, pp. 172-173.
On Passing By Train Through Tangshan ¼¤õ¨®³~¸gð¤s¤@¿h (D. E. Pollard), To Pierce the Material Screen, Vol. II, Renditions Books, p. 103.
Shopwindow Ãoµ¡¬Á¼þ (D. E. Pollard), Nos. 47 & 48, pp. 174-179.
The Clam Gatherer ¬B¸Ãªº¤H (Chu Chi-yu with Eva Hung), No. 56, pp. 108-109.
Liu Wu-chi
The Story of the Play (The Peony Pavilion), No. 3, p. 150.
Liu Xianting ¼BÄm§Ê
Wang Zhaojun No. 2 ¤ý¬L§g ²Ä¤Gº (Daniel Bryant), Nos. 59 & 60, pp. 108-109.
Liu Xiaozu ¼B®Ä¯ª (Liu Hsiao-tsu)
To the Tune of Ch'ao T'ien-tzu ´Â¤Ñ¤l (K. C. Leung), Nos. 21 & 22, pp. 236-237.
Liu Xihong ¼B¿üÂE
Selections from Personal Records of Travels in Britain ^Ûþ¨p°O (Alice W. Cheang), Nos. 53 & 54, pp. 84-93.
Liu Xijun ¼B²Ó§g
Lamentation ´d·Tºq (John Turner), A Golden Treasury of Chinese Poetry, Renditions Books, pp. 44-45.
Lamentation ´d·Tºq (John Turner), A Golden Treasury of Chinese Poetry, Renditions Paperbacks, p. 9.
Liu Xinwu ¼B¤ßªZ
Black Walls ¶ÂÀð (Geremie Barme), No. 23, pp. 39-46.
Black Walls ¶ÂÀð (Geremie Barme), Black Walls and Other Stories, Renditions Paperbacks, pp. 1-14.
Bus Aria ¤½¦@¨T¨®µú¹Ä½Õ (Stephen Fleming and Don J. Cohn), Black Walls and Other Stories, Renditions Paperbacks, pp. 15-60.
Ruyi ¦p·N (Richard Rigby), No. 25, pp. 53-85.
The Wish ¦p·N (Richard Rigby), Black Walls and Other Stories, Renditions Paperbacks, pp. 73-146.
The Woman with Shoulder-length Hair ¦o¦³¤@ÀY©ÜªÓ¾v (Don J. Cohn), Black Walls and Other Stories, Renditions Paperbacks, pp. 61-72.
White Teeth ¥Õ¤ú (Don J. Cohn), Black Walls and Other Stories, Renditions Paperbacks, pp. 177-200.
Zooming in on 19 May 1985 5¡D19ªøÃèÀY (Geremie Barme), Black Walls and Other Stories, Renditions Paperbacks, pp. 147-176.
Liu Yanshi ¼B¨¥¥v (Liu Yen-shih)
Chance Composition °¸ÃD (Stephen Owen), Nos. 21 & 22, pp. 160-161.
Liu Yichang ¼B¥HÔJ
Bust-up §n¬[ (D. E. Pollard), The Cockroach and Other Stories, Renditions Paperbacks, pp. 47-52.
Chain Ãì (D. E. Pollard), The Cockroach and Other Stories, Renditions Paperbacks, pp. 144-149.
Chain Ãì (D. E. Pollard), To Pierce the Material Screen, Vol. I, Renditions Books, pp. 11-15.
Indecision µS¿Ý (Florence Ho), The Cockroach and Other Stories, Renditions Paperbacks, pp. 53-143.
Intersection ¹ïË (Nancy Li), Nos. 29 & 30, pp. 84-101.
The Cockroach Á½¸ (Josephine Hung), The Cockroach and Other Stories, Renditions Paperbacks, pp. 1-43.
Wrong Number ¥´¿ù¤F (D. E. Pollard), The Cockroach and Other Stories, Renditions Paperbacks, pp. 44-46.
Wrong Number ¥´¿ù¤F (D. E. Pollard), To Pierce the Material Screen, Vol. I, Renditions Books, pp. 38-40.
Liu Yiqing ¼B¸q¼y
New Talk of the Town: excerpts ¥@»¡·s»y¤K«h (Eugene Eoyang), No. 40, pp. 83-94.
Liu Yong ¬h¥Ã (Liu Yung)
Crane Rushes Heavenwards Åb½Ä¤Ñ (D. E. Pollard), A Silver Treasury of Chinese Lyrics, Renditions Books, pp. 88-89.
Crane Rushes Heavenwards Åb½Ä¤Ñ (D. E. Pollard), A Silver Treasury of Chinese Lyrics, Renditions Paperbacks, p. 35.Empty the Cup ¶ÉªM (Edwin A. Cranston), No. 58, pp. 23-24.
Empty the Cup ¶ÉªM (Edwin A. Cranston), A Silver Treasury of Chinese Lyrics, Renditions Books, pp. 94-95.
Empty the Cup ¶ÉªM (Edwin A. Cranston), A Silver Treasury of Chinese Lyrics, Renditions Paperbacks, p. 38.
Jade Butterfly ¥É½¹½º (Edwin A. Cranston), No. 58, pp. 21-22.
Jade Butterfly ¥É½¹½º (Edwin A. Cranston), A Silver Treasury of Chinese Lyrics, Renditions Books, pp. 92-93.
Jade Butterfly ¥É½¹½º (Edwin A. Cranston), A Silver Treasury of Chinese Lyrics, Renditions Paperbacks, p. 37.
Lost Among Faeries °g¥P¤Þ (Edwin A Cranston), A Silver Treasury of Chinese Lyrics, Renditions Boks, pp. 90-91.
Lost Among Faeries °g¥P¤Þ (Edwin A Cranston), A Silver Treasury of Chinese Lyrics, Renditions Paperbacks, p. 36.
Magnolia Bloom ¤ìÄõªá¥O (Eva Hung), A Silver Treasury of Chinese Lyrics, Renditions Books, pp. 84-85.
Magnolia Bloom ¤ìÄõªá¥O (Eva Hung), A Silver Treasury of Chinese Lyrics, Renditions Paperbacks, p. 33.
To the Tune of Ch'ing pei ¶ÉªM (Winnie Lai-fong Leung), Nos. 11 & 12, pp. 66-67, 74-75.
To the Tune of Chü-hua hsin µâªá·s (Winnie Lai-fong Leung), Nos. 11 & 12, p. 63.
To the Tune of Kan-ts'ao tzu ¥Ì¯ó¤l (Winnie Lai-fong Leung), Nos. 11 & 12, p. 62.
To the Tune of Liu yao ch'ing ¬h¸y»´ (Winnie Lai-fong Leung), Nos. 11 & 12, pp. 80-81.
To the Tune of Mu-lan-hua ling¤ìÄõªá¥O (Winnie Lai-fong Leung), Nos. 11 & 12, p. 82.
To the Tune of P'o-lo-men ling ±Cùªù¥O (Winnie Lai-fong Leung), Nos. 11 & 12, pp. 76-77.
To the Tune of Ting feng-po ©w·ªi (Winnie Lai-fong Leung), Nos. 11 & 12, pp. 78-79.
To the Tune of Wang hai-ch'ao ±æ®ü¼é (Winnie Lai-fong Leung), Nos. 11 & 12, pp. 64-65.
To the Tune of Yeh-pan yüeh ©]¥b¼Ö (Winnie Lai-fong Leung), Nos. 11 & 12, pp. 70-71.
To the Tune of Yi ti ching ¾Ð«Ò¨Ê (Winnie Lai-fong Leung), Nos. 11 & 12, p. 72.
To the Tune of Yin chia hsing ¤Þ¾r¦æ (Winnie Lai-fong Leung), Nos. 11 & 12, pp. 68-69.
To the Tune of Ying-ch'un yüeh ªï¬K¼Ö (Winnie Lai-fong Leung), Nos. 11 & 12, p. 73.
Viewing the Tide ±æ®ü¼é (Eva Hung), A Silver Treasury of Chinese Lyrics, Renditions Books, pp. 86-87.
Viewing the Tide ±æ®ü¼é (Eva Hung), A Silver Treasury of Chinese Lyrics, Renditions Paperbacks, p. 34.
Liu Yuan ¼B´D
Sadness in the Long Door Palace ªøªù«è¤Gº (Geoffrey R. Waters), No. 64, p. 27.
Liu Yuxi ¼B¬ê¿ü (Liu Yu-hsi)
Bamboo Branch Song ¦ËªKµü (Stephen Owen), Nos. 21 & 22, pp. 174-175.
Gazing on Lake Tung-t'ing ±æ¬}®x (Stephen Owen), Nos. 21 & 22, pp. 160-161.
Noise of Breaker in the Eighth Month ®ö³³¨F (A. C. Graham), No. 25, p. 105.
Raven Robe Lane ¯Q¦ç«Ñ (Stephen Owen), Nos. 21 & 22, pp. 156-157.
Liu Zhen ¼B·©
For His Cousin ÃØ±q§Ì (John Turner), A Golden Treasury of Chinese Poetry, Renditions Books, pp. 66-67.
For His Cousin ÃØ±q§Ì (John Turner), A Golden Treasury of Chinese Poetry, Renditions Paperbacks, p. 16.
Liu Zhiji ¼Bª¾´X (Liu Chih-chi)
Understanding History: The Narration of Events ¥v³qz¨Æ³¹ (Stuart H. Sargent), The Translation of Things Past, Renditions Books, pp. 27-33.
Understanding History: The Narration of Events ¥v³qz¨Æ³¹ (Stuart H. Sargent), No. 15, pp. 27-33.
Liu Zhiyun ¼BªéÃý (Lau Chi Wan)
The Place Shared with the Phantoms (I)To K ¡u»P«ÕÆF¦P³Bªº©~©Ò¡v (I)µ¹K (Chu Chi-yu), No. 56, pp. 121-122.
Liu Zongyuan ¬h©v¤¸
Biography of Hochien ªe¶¡¶Ç (Shih Shun Liu), Chinese Classical Prose - The Eight Masters of the T'ang-Sung Period, Renditions Books, pp. 120-127
Biography of Sung Ch'ing §º²M¶Ç (Shih Shun Liu), Chinese Classical Prose - The Eight Masters of the T'ang-Sung Period, Renditions Books, pp. 116-119
Congratulatory Message to Chin-shih Wang Ts'an-yuan on the Burning of His House ¶P¶i¤h¤ý°Ñ¤¸¥¢¤õ®Ñ (Shih Shun Liu), Chinese Classical Prose - The Eight Masters of the T'ang-Sung Period, Renditions Books, pp. 128-132
Criticism of Grant of a Fief by Means of a Paulownia Leaf ®ä¸«Ê§ÌÅG (Shih Shun Liu), Chinese Classical Prose - The Eight Masters of the T'ang-Sung Period, Renditions Books, pp. 102-105
Eulogy of I Yin's Five Attempts to Join Emperor Cheih ¥ì¤¨¤´N®åÃÙ (Shih Shun Liu), Chinese Classical Prose - The Eight Masters of the T'ang-Sung Period, Renditions Books, pp. 106-107
Letter to Han Yu Discussing the Duties of Official Historian »PÁú°h¤§½×¥v©x®Ñ (Denis Twitchett), Nos. 41 & 42, pp. 46-50.
My First Excursion to West Mountain ©l±o¦è¤s®b¹C°O (D.E. Pollard), The Chinese Essay, Renditions Books, pp. 57-58.
The Small Rock Pool West of the Hillock ¦Ü¤p¥C¦è¤p¥Û¼æ°O (D.E. Pollard), The Chinese Essay, Renditions Books, pp. 58-59.
The Snake-Catcher ®·³DªÌ»¡ (Shih Shun Liu), Chinese Classical Prose - The Eight Masters of the T'ang-Sung Period, Renditions Books, pp. 108-111
The Tree-Planter, Kuo the Camel ºØ¾ð³¢éѾm¶Ç (Shih Shun Liu), Chinese Classical Prose - The Eight Masters of the T'ang-Sung Period, Renditions Books, pp. 112-115
The Whip Vendor Ã@¸ë (D.E. Pollard), The Chinese Essay, Renditions Books, pp. 56-57.
Lo Chih-cheng ù´¼¦¨ (see Luo Zhicheng)
Long Yingtai ÀsÀ³¥x
Don't Take Away the Daylight ¤£n¾B¦í§Úªº¶§¥ú (Robin Setton), Nos. 35 & 36, pp. 49-52.
Lovell, Hin-cheung ±çÄm³¹
A Question of Choice, A Matter of Rendition, No. 6, pp. 63-69.
Lu Di βý
End of Year ·³¼Ç (Rebecca Mok), Nos. 29 & 30, p. 191.
Lu Guimeng ³°Àt»X
A Monument to Rustic Temples ³¥¼q¸O (D. E. Pollard), Nos. 33 & 34, pp. 120-122.
A Monument to Rustic Temples ³¥¼q¸O (D. E. Pollard), The Chinese Essay, Renditions Books, pp. 61-63.
Lu Ji ³°¾÷
Disquisition on the Fall of a State ¿ë¤`½× (David R. Knechtges), Nos. 33 & 34, pp. 78-94.
Lu Jingqing ³°´¹²M (Lu Ching-ch'ing)
Wanderings (excerpts) ¬y®ö¶° (¸`¿ý) (Amy Dooling), May Fourth Women Writers (Memoirs), Renditions Paperbacks, pp. 73-94.
Lu Li ³°Äù
A Temple Lodging ¼q±J (D. E. Pollard), The Chinese Essay, Renditions Books, pp. 277-287.
Lü Lun «QÛ
The Lottery Ticket ±m²¼ (T. M. M.cClellan), To Pierce the Material Screen, Vol. I, Renditions Books, pp. 57-66.
Lu Qinghe ³°¼y©M
Girls Grow Up and Then They Marry ¤k¤j·í¶ù (Alison Bailey), No. 50, pp. 140-149.
Lu Xun ¾|¨³ (Lu Hsun)
A Lament for Rou Shi ±¥¬X¥Û (J. E. Kowallis), No. 26, p. 136.
A Lament for Yang Quan ±¥·¨»Í (J. E. Kowallis), No. 26, pp. 145-147.
After Nora Walks Out, What Then? ®R©Ô¨««á«ç¼Ë¡H (Wen-chao Li), No. 51, pp. 66-76.
Ah Jin ªüª÷ (D. E. Pollard), No. 31, pp. 143-145.
Ah Jin ªüª÷ (D. E. Pollard), The Chinese Essay, Renditions Books, pp. 145-150.
Brothers §Ì¥S (William A. Lyell, Jr.), No. 1, pp. 66-72.
Confucius in Modern China ¦b²{¥N¤¤°êªº¤Õ¤Ò¤l (D. E. Pollard), No. 26, p. 125-131.
Confucius in Modern China ¦b²{¥N¤¤°êªº¤Õ¤Ò¤l (D. E. Pollard), The Chinese Essay, Renditions Books, pp. 150-157.
Inscribed for the Stupa of the Three Fidelities ÃD¤T¸q¶ð (J. E. Kowallis), No. 26, pp. 148-150.
Inscribed in a Copy of Hesitation ÃD¡m§Ï´a¡n(J. E. Kowallis), No. 26, pp. 143-144.
Inscribed in a Copy of Outcry ÃD¡m§o³Û¡n(J. E. Kowallis), No. 26, pp. 141-142.
Lotus Seedpot Man ½¬½´¤H (J. E. Kowallis), No. 26, pp. 132-133.
On Hong Kong ²¤½Í»´ä (Zhu Zhiyu), Nos. 29 & 30, pp. 47-53.
The Evolution of the Male Sex ¨k¤Hªº¶i¤Æ (D. E. Pollard), No. 31, pp. 146-147.
The Evolution of the Male Sex ¨k¤Hªº¶i¤Æ (D. E. Pollard), The Chinese Essay, Renditions Books, pp. 142-145.
Three Summer Pests (D. E. Pollard), The Chinese Essay, Renditions Books, pp. 140-141.
Three Summer Pests ®L¤TÂÎ (D. E. Pollard), The Chinese Essay, Renditions Books, pp. 140-141.
Three Verses on Parting from My Brothers §O½Ñ§Ì¤Tº (J. E. Kowallis), No. 26, pp. 134-135.
Title Missing µLÃD (J. E. Kowallis), No. 26, pp. 137-138.
Toward a Refutation of the Voices of Evil ¯}´cÁn½× (J. E. Kowallis), No. 26, pp. 108-119.
Wild Grass: excerpts ³¥¯ó¿ïĶ (Ng Mau-sang), No. 26, pp. 151-154.
Written After January Twenty-eighth Conflict ¤@¤G¤K¾Ô«á§@ (J. E. Kowallis), No. 26, pp. 139-140.
Lu Yimin ³°¾Ð±Ó
Die When You Can ¥i¥H¦º¥h´N¦º¥h (Li Fukang with Eva Hung), No. 37, p. 127.
Scenery ·´º (Li Fukang with Eva Hung), No. 37, p. 128.
The Canned Man ÅøÀY¤H (Li Fukang with Eva Hung), No. 37, p. 125.
Lu Yin ÃfÁô
Autobiography (excerpts) ÃfÁô¦Û¶Ç (¸`¿ý) (Kristina Torgeson), May Fourth Women Writers (Memoirs), Renditions Paperbacks, pp. 95-120.
Lu Yishi ¸ô©ö¤h
Song on a Rainy Day ±ö«B¤Ñªº¸Ö (Rebecca Mok), Nos. 29 & 30, p. 192.
Song on a Rainy Day ±ö«B¤Ñªº¸Ö (Rebecca Mok), To Pierce the Material Screen, Vol. II, Renditions Books, p. 5.
Lu You ³°´å (Lu Yu)
A Misty Water Scene ·Ïªi§Y¨Æ (C. H. Kwock and V. McHugh), No. 26, p. 55.
A Portent Às¬E (John Turner), A Golden Treasury of Chinese Poetry, Renditions Books, pp. 266-267.
A Portent Às¬E (John Turner), A Golden Treasury of Chinese Poetry, Renditions Paperbacks, p. 107.
A Quatrain Composed in My Garden ¶é¤¤µ´¥y (C. H. Kwock and V. McHugh), No. 26, p. 56.
Along Ruoye Creek YC·Ë¤W (C. H. Kwock and V. McHugh), No. 26, p. 53.
Autumn Scene ¬î´º (C. H. Kwock and V. McHugh), No. 26, p. 57.
Big Wind ¤j· (Burton Watson), Nos. 21 & 22, p. 202.
Composed As I'm Resting on My Pillow ªE¤W (C. H. Kwock and V. McHugh), No. 26, p. 57.
Composed During a Storm: Fourth of the Eleventh Month 1192 ¤Q¤@¤ë¥|¤é·«B¤j§@ (C. H. Kwock and V. McHugh), No. 26, p. 67.
Composed Under the Moon ¤ë¤U (C. H. Kwock and V. McHugh), No. 26, p. 58.
Dawn Sitting ¾å§¤ (Burton Watson), Nos. 21 & 22, p. 201.
Early Summer ªì®L ¤Kº¤§¤G (C. H. Kwock and V. McHugh), No. 26, p. 61.
Early Winter ªì¥VÂøµú (C. H. Kwock and V. McHugh), No. 26, p. 62.
Eleventh month, fourth day, heavy wind and rain ¤Q¤@¤ë¥|¤é·«B¤j§@ (Burton Watson), Nos. 21 & 22, p. 202.
Epitaph for Girlie from the Lu clan of Shanyin ¤s³±³°¤ó¤k¤k¹Ó»Ê (Philip Watson), No. 62, p. 14.
Epitaph for Madame Fei ¶O¤Ò¤H¹Ó»x»Ê (Philip Watson), No. 62, pp. 15-16.
Faeries on the Magpie Bridge ÄN¾ô¥P (D. E. Pollard), A Silver Treasury of Chinese Lyrics, Renditions Books, pp. 224-225.
Faeries on the Magpie Bridge ÄN¾ô¥P (D. E. Pollard), A Silver Treasury of Chinese Lyrics, Renditions Paperbacks, p. 107.
Fisherman's Pride - to my cousin Zhonggao º®®a¶Æ¡Ð¡Ð±H¥ò°ª (D. E. Pollard), A Silver Treasury of Chinese Lyrics, Renditions Books, pp. 220-221.
Fisherman's Pride - to my cousin Zhonggao º®®a¶Æ¡Ð¡Ð±H¥ò°ª (D. E. Pollard), A Silver Treasury of Chinese Lyrics, Renditions Paperbacks, p. 105.
I Visit A Neighbouring Village By Small Boat And Walk Home ¤p¦à¹Cªñ§ø±Ë¦à¨BÂk (C. H. Kwock and V. McHugh), No. 26, p. 58.
Journey to Sichuan: excerpts ¤J¸¾°O (Philip Watson), No. 62, pp. 17-23.
Mid-Autumn Scene Recorded ¥ò¬î®Ñ¨Æ (C. H. Kwock and V. McHugh), No. 26, p. 63.
Much Ado ¦n¨Æªñ (Alice W Cheang), A Silver Treasury of Chinese Lyrics, Renditions Books, pp. 226-227.
Much Ado ¦n¨Æªñ (Alice W Cheang), A Silver Treasury of Chinese Lyrics, Renditions Paperbacks, p. 108.
My Small Garden ¤p¶é (C. H. Kwock and V. McHugh), No. 26, p. 52.
Night Revels in the Palace ©]¹C®c ( D.E. Pollard), No. 58, p. 27.
Night Revels in the Palace ©]¹C®c (D. E. Pollard), A Silver Treasury of Chinese Lyrics, Renditions Books, pp. 222-223.
Night Revels in the Palace ©]¹C®c (D. E. Pollard), A Silver Treasury of Chinese Lyrics, Renditions Paperbacks, p. 106.
Night Thought ©]·N (C. H. Kwock and V. McHugh), No. 26, p. 52.
Not Asleep ¤£ºÎ (Burton Watson), Nos. 21 & 22, p. 203.
On the Road to the Sabre Gate Mountains: Getting Caught in a Drizzle ¼Cªù¹D¤¤¹J·L«B (C. H. Kwock and V. McHugh), No. 26, p. 66.
One Autumn in the Jiading Reign: I have A Touch of the Colic But Recover A Little Nine Weeks Later ¹Å©w¤v¤w¥ß¬î±o»J¤W¯e´HÅS¤D¤p·U
(C. H. Kwock and V. McHugh), No. 26, pp. 53.
One Autumn Night Watching the Moon ¬î©]Æ[¤ë (C. H. Kwock and V. McHugh), No. 26, p. 54.
One of My Miscellaneous Poems Âø¿³ (C. H. Kwock and V. McHugh), No. 26, p. 54.
One of the Miscellaneous Poems About My Wanderings and Coming Back home to Rest ¥X¹CÂkª×±oÂø¸Ö(C. H. Kwock and V. McHugh), No. 26, p. 56.
Partridge Weather ÅÂÀl¤Ñ ( D. E. Pollard), No. 58, p. 26.
Partridge Weather ÅÂÀl¤Ñ (D. E. Pollard), A Silver Treasury of Chinese Lyrics, Renditions Books, pp. 218-219.
Partridge Weather ÅÂÀl¤Ñ (D. E. Pollard), A Silver Treasury of Chinese Lyrics, Renditions Paperbacks, p. 104.Passing Jinjia Path by Boat and Presenting the Poem to Mr Wang the Firewood Man ªx¦à¹Lª÷®a®GÃØ½æÁ~¤ý¯Î
(C. H. Kwock and V. McHugh), No. 26, p. 64.
Passing Through a Mountain Village Where I Gave Herbal Treatments ¤s§ø¸g¦æ¦]¬IÃÄ
(C. H. Kwock and V. McHugh), No. 26, p. 65.
Phoenix Hairpin ³¦ÀY»ñ (D. E. Pollard), A Silver Treasury of Chinese Lyrics, Renditions Books, pp. 216-217.
Phoenix Hairpin ³¦ÀY»ñ (D. E. Pollard), A Silver Treasury of Chinese Lyrics, Renditions Paperbacks, p. 103.Poem Written in the Hall of the Tortoise Àt°óÂø¿³ ¤Qº¤§¤@ (C. H. Kwock and V. McHugh), No. 26, p. 59.
Putting up at a lodge outside the city, I had a little drink and then went to sleep ±J«°ÀY¾Q¤p¶¼¦ÓºÎ (Burton Watson), Nos. 21 & 22, p. 203.
Reading on a Cold Night ´H©]Ū®Ñ (C. H. Kwock and V. McHugh), No. 26, p. 59.
Reproach ¬î©]±N¾å¥XÆXªùªï²D¦³·P (John Turner), A Golden Treasury of Chinese Poetry, Renditions Books, pp. 268-269.
Reproach ¬î©]±N¾å¥XÆXªùªï²D¦³·P (John Turner), A Golden Treasury of Chinese Poetry, Renditions Paperbacks, p. 108.
Rising Early One Morning And Picking Plum Blossoms ¾å°_§é±ö (C. H. Kwock and V. McHugh), No. 26, p. 63.
Small Craft ¤p¸¥ (C. H. Kwock and V. McHugh), No. 26, p. 54.
Song of the Bright Consort ©ú¦m¦± (Jane Lai), Nos. 59 & 60, pp. 72-73.
Testament to His Son ¥Ü¨à (John Turner), A Golden Treasury of Chinese Poetry, Renditions Books, pp. 270-271.
Testament to His Son ¥Ü¨à (John Turner), A Golden Treasury of Chinese Poetry, Renditions Paperbacks, p. 109.
The Diviner - plum blossoms¤Rºâ¤l¡Ð¡Ðµú±ö (Eva Hung), A Silver Treasury of Chinese Lyrics, Renditions Books, pp. 228-229.
The Diviner - plum blossoms¤Rºâ¤l¡Ð¡Ðµú±ö (Eva Hung), A Silver Treasury of Chinese Lyrics, Renditions Paperbacks, p. 109.
The Book-nest, Nos. 11 & 12, pp. 199-210.
The Fortune Teller ¤Rºâ¤l (Eva Hung), No. 58, pp. 42-43.
The Gateway of the Sword ¼Cªù¹D¤¤¹J·L«B (Graeme Wilson), No. 2, p. 116.
The Mist-swathed Skiff ·Ï¸¥°O (Philip Watson), No. 62, pp. 12-13.
The Village Girls §ø¤k (C. H. Kwock and V. McHugh), No. 26, p. 60.
Thirty-one Quatrains (C. H. Kwock and V. McHugh), No. 26, pp. 51-67.
To My Servant Boy ¥Ü¤p¼r (C. H. Kwock and V. McHugh), No. 26, p. 65.
To My Son Yu ¥Ü¤l¦Ö (C. H. Kwock and V. McHugh), No. 26, p. 66.
To the Tune of Ch'ai-t'ou-feng ³¦ÀY»ñ (James P. Rice), Nos. 11 & 12, p. 203.
To the Tune of Che-ku t'ien ÅÂÀl¤Ñ (James P. Rice), Nos. 11 & 12, p. 205.
To the Tune of Ch'ueh-ch'iao hsien ÄN¾ô¥P (James P. Rice), Nos. 11 & 12, pp. 202, 204.
To the Tune of Han kung ch'un º~®c¬K (James P. Rice), Nos. 11 & 12, pp. 206-207.
To the Tune of Pu-suan tzu ¤Rºâ¤l (James P. Rice), Nos. 11 & 12, p. 210.
To the Tune of Shuang t'ou lien ÂùÀY½¬ (James P. Rice), Nos. 11 & 12, pp. 208-209.
To the Tune of Su chung-ch'ing ¶D°J±¡ (James P. Rice), Nos. 11 & 12, p. 199.
To the Tune of Yeh yu kung ©]¹C®c (James P. Rice), Nos. 11 & 12, p. 200.
To the Tune of Yü chia ao º®®a¶Æ (James P. Rice), Nos. 11 & 12, p. 201.
Travelling by boat along the Fan River, I stopped at a farmhouse and was provided with a meal
¦à¹L¼Ô¦¿¾Í¥Á®a¨ã¹ (Burton Watson), Nos. 21 & 22, p. 204.
Vegetable Garden: Chüeh-Chü ½®Eµ´¥y (Burton Watson), Nos. 21 & 22, p. 204.
Vegetable Garden Quatrain ½¶éµ´¥y (C. H. Kwock and V. McHugh), No. 26, p. 64.
Village Life: I Jot Down What Happens to Me(I) §ø©~®Ñ¨Æ ¨ä¤@ (C. H. Kwock and V. McHugh), No. 26, p. 61.
Village Life: I Jot Down What Happens to Me(II) §ø©~®Ñ¨Æ ¨ä¤G (C. H. Kwock and V. McHugh), No. 26, p. 62.
Visiting Private Gardens At Blossom Time ªá®É¹M¹C½Ñ®a°ê (C. H. Kwock and V. McHugh), No. 26, p. 55.
Lu Zhi ¿cå® (Lu Chih)
In Farewell to Miss Chu Lien-hsiu §O¦¶Ã®¨q (Gary G. Gach and C. H. Kwock), Nos. 21 & 22, p. 224.
Lü Benzhong §f¥»¤¤
Bright Consort ©ú¦m (David E. Pollard), Nos. 59 & 60, pp. 70-71.
Lun Guan Û«a
To Build a Road ¶}ÅP¤j¹D (Rebecca Mok), Nos. 29 & 30, p. 187.
Lüqishi ºñÃM¤h
Air Granny ªÅ¤¤¨È±C (Chi-yin Ip with Janice Wickeri), No. 63, pp. 83-95.
Air Granny ªÅ¤¤¨È±C (Chi-yin Ip with Janice Wickeri), To Pierce the Material Screen, Vol. I, Renditions Books, pp. 83-93.
Luo Binwang Àd»«¤ý
To a Cicada from Prison ¦bº»µúÂÍ (John Turner), A Golden Treasury of Chinese Poetry, Renditions Books, pp. 82-83.
To a Cicada from Prison ¦bº»µúÂÍ (John Turner), A Golden Treasury of Chinese Poetry, Renditions Paperbacks, p. 26.
Luo Qing ù«C
Six Ways of Eating Watermelons ¦Y¦è¥Êªº¤»ºØ¤èªk (Dominic Cheung), Trees on the Mountain, Renditions Books, pp. 286-289.
Six Ways of Eating Watermelons ¦Y¦è¥Êªº¤»ºØ¤èªk (Dominic Cheung), Nos. 19 & 20, pp. 286-289.
The Sword of Li Ling §õ³®¼C (Dominic Cheung), Trees on the Mountain, Renditions Books, pp. 282-285.
The Sword of Li Ling §õ³®¼C (Dominic Cheung), Nos. 19 & 20, pp. 282-285.
The Writing of the Character 'Tree' ¾ðªº¼gªk (Dominic Cheung), Trees on the Mountain, Renditions Books, p. 280.
The Writing of the Character 'Tree' ¾ðªº¼gªk (Dominic Cheung), Nos. 19 & 20, p. 280.
Luo Ye ù¸
Hot Springfor Ah Jie ·Å¬uPªü³Ç (John Balcom), No. 61, pp. 108-109.
Luo Yin ùÁô
A Candid Song ¦Û»º (John Turner), A Golden Treasury of Chinese Poetry, Renditions Books, pp. 212-213.
A Candid Song ¦Û»º (John Turner), A Golden Treasury of Chinese Poetry, Renditions Paperbacks, p. 79.
Luo Ying ù^
Children's Words «Ä»y (Ling Chung and Sean Golden), Nos. 27 & 28, p. 89.
Metamorphosis ¸ÀÅÜ (Ling Chung and Sean Golden), Nos. 27 & 28, pp. 92-93.
Shows of Death ¦º¤§ºt¥X (Ling Chung and Sean Golden), Nos. 27 & 28, pp. 94-99.
Street Scene: Mixed Media ²§½èµó´º (Andrew Parkin and Chu Chiyu), Nos. 35 & 36, pp. 268-269.
The Name of a Traveller ®È¤Hªº¦W¦r (Ling Chung and Sean Golden), Nos. 27 & 28, pp. 90-91.
Luo Zhicheng ù´¼¦¨ (Lo Chih-cheng)
Spring 2001, Unreachable Civilization 2001¬K¤Ñ¡A¤å©ú»»¤£¥i¤Î (Sylvia Lin), No. 61, pp. 98-99.
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Background to a Story (Lu Xun: 'Brothers'), No. 1, pp. 72-75.