Waley, Arthur
Monkey Talk, No. 2, p. 98.
On Lin Shu, No. 5, pp. 29-31.
Wan Zhi ¸U¤§ (Chen Maiping ³¯ÁÚ¥)
The Clock ¦Û»ïÁé¤U (Kam Louie and Bonnie S. McDougall), No. 26, pp. 7-10.
In the Distance, Snow »·¤è³· (Bonnie S. McDougall and Kam Louie), No. 52, pp. 56-70.
A Mystery Á¼ (Bonnie S. McDougall and Kam Louie), No. 52, pp. 45-49.
Sand ¨F (Bonnie S. McDougall and Kam Louie), No. 52, pp. 50-55.
Wang Anshi ¤ý¦w¥Û (Wang An-shih)
After Reading the Biography of Prince Meng-ch'ang Ū©s¹Á§g¶Ç (Shih Shun Liu), Chinese Classical Prose - The Eight Masters of the T'ang-Sung Period, Renditions Books, pp. 348-349.
Amidst the Bamboos ¦ËùØ (James J. Y. Liu), No. 1, p. 93.
Criticism of the Form of Confucius' Biography ¤Õ¤l¥@®aij (Shih Shun Liu), Chinese Classical Prose - The Eight Masters of the T'ang-Sung Period, Renditions Books, pp. 350-351.
Dyeing Clouds ¬V¶³ (James J. Y. Liu), No. 1, p. 92.
Inscription on the Tomb Tablet of Mr. Hsu, Chu-pu of Hailing Hsien, T'aichow ®õ¦{®ü³®¿¤¥Dï³\§g¹Ó»x»Ê (Shih Shun Liu), Chinese Classical Prose - The Eight Masters of the T'ang-Sung Period, Renditions Books, pp. 356-360.
New Flowers ·sªá (James J. Y. Liu), No. 1, p. 91.
Two Impromptu Poems §Y¨Æ¤Gº (James J. Y. Liu), No. 1, p. 92.
Written on the Walls of T'ai-I Palace ÃD¦è¤Ó¤@®c¾À (Louise Ho), No. 10, p. 129.
Reply to Sima Guang µª¥q°¨¿Ïij®Ñ (John Jamieson), Nos. 41 & 42, pp. 73-75.
Songs of the Luminous Lady: two poems ©ú¦m¦±²Ä¤Gº (Eva Hung), Nos. 59 & 60, pp. 59-63.
Southern Shores «n®ú (James J. Y. Liu), No. 1, p. 93.
A Visit to the Pao-ch'an Mountain ¹CçÌÁI¤s°O (Shih Shun Liu), Chinese Classical Prose - The Eight Masters of the T'ang-Sung Period, Renditions Books, pp. 352-355.
Wang Anyi ¤ý¦w¾Ð
Birds Fighting for a Nest ³¶¹§¤@¾Ô (Nigel Bedford), No. 39, pp. 45-68.
Love in a Small Town ¤p«°¤§ÅÊ (Eva Hung), Nos. 27 & 28, pp. 184-203.
Love in a Small Town ¤p«°¤§ÅÊ (Eva Hung), Love in a Small Town, Renditions Paperbacks 1988.
Love on a Barren Mountain ¯î¤s¤§ÅÊ (Eva Hung), Love on a Barren Mountain, Renditions Paperbacks.
The Mouth of the Famous Female Impersonator ¦W¥¹¤§¤f (Janice Wickeri and Zhu Zhiyu), Nos. 27 & 28, pp. 174-183.
Uncle's Story: excerpts ¨û¨ûªº¬G¨Æ (Willard Woodworth White), No. 67, pp. 63-69.
Wang Chi-Chen
The Repatriates, Two Writers and the Cultural Revolution, Renditions Books, pp. 150-154.
Wang, C.H. ¤ý¹tÄm
Chou Tso-jen's Hellenism, No. 7, pp. 5-28.
Wang Changling ¤ý©÷ÄÖ
Autumn Sadness in the West Palace ¦è®c¬î«è (Geoffrey R. Waters), No. 64, p. 26.
Regret »Ó«è (John Turner), A Golden Treasury of Chinese Poetry, Renditions Books, pp. 106-107.
Regret »Ó«è (John Turner), A Golden Treasury of Chinese Poetry, Renditions Paperbacks, p. 36.
Spring in the Palace ¬K®c¦± (Geoffrey R. Waters), No. 64, p. 18.
Wang Dingjun ¤ý¹©¶v (Wang Ting-chün)
The Last Word in Beauty and Ugliness ³Ì¬ü©M³ÌÁà (D.E. Pollard), The Chinese Essay, Renditions Books, pp. 324-329.
The Wailing Chamber ú«Î (Simon S.C. Chau), No. 8, pp. 137-146.
Footprints ¸}¦L (D.E. Pollard), The Chinese Essay, Renditions Books, pp. 329-332.
Wang Erbei ¤ýº¸¸O
Mirror Ãè¤l (Amy Klauke and Zhu Zhiyu),Nos. 27 & 28, p. 250.
Wang Fangyu ¤ý¤è¦t
Levels of Difficulty in Translation, No. 4, pp. 46-48.
Chu Ta's Shi Shuo Xin Yu Poems ¦¶ÐU¥@»¡·s»y¸Ö (Aileen Huang Wei and Wang Fangyu), The Translation of Art, Renditions Books, pp. 70-84.
Chu Ta's Shi Shuo Xin Yu Poems ¦¶ÐU¥@»¡·s»y¸Ö (Aileen Huang Wei and Wang Fangyu), No. 6, pp. 70-84.
Wang Fu ¤ý²Å
Thinking of Worthies «ä½å (Margaret J. Pearson), Nos. 33 & 34, pp. 52-57.
Wang Fuzhi ¤ý¤Ò¤§
Three excerpts from Shi Guangzhuan ¸Ö¼s¶Ç (Siu-kit Wong), Nos. 33 & 34, pp. 182-187.
Wang Jian ¤ý«Ø
Taking in Yangzhou Market One Night (Mark Stevenson), No. 66, P. 49.
To the Tune of "Palace Laughter" ®c¤¤½Õ¯º (John Turner), A Golden Treasury of Chinese Poetry, Renditions Books, pp. 148-149.
To the Tune of "Palace Laughter" ®c¤¤½Õ¯º (John Turner), A Golden Treasury of Chinese Poetry, Renditions Paperbacks, p. 59.
Wang Jiusi ¤ý¤E«ä (Wang Chiu-ssu)
The Wolf of Zhong Shan ¤¤¤s¯T°|¥» (J. I. Crump), No. 7, pp. 29-38.
Wang Kaiyun ¤ýñm¹B
A Memorial on Barbarian Affairs: excerpts ³¯¦i°È²¨ (Burton Watson), Nos. 53 & 54, pp. 27-32.
Wang Keping ¤ý§J¥
The Retrial of Wei Jingsheng «¼fÃQ¨Ê¥Í (Charles Fosselman and Janice Wickeri), No. 31, pp. 160-170.
Wang Lingwen ¤ý¥O»D
Zhaojun's Complaint ¬L§g«è (Maureen Robertson), Nos. 59 & 60, p. 123.
Wang Meng ¤ý»X
On the Cross ¤Q¦r¬[¤W (Janice Wickeri), No. 37, pp. 43-68.
Thick Congee °íµwªºµ}µ° (Joyce Nip), No. 43, pp. 58-76.
Wang Min ¤ý±Ó (Wong Man)
Hooves of Memories °O¾Ðªº°¨¿á (Jane Lai), No. 56, p. 113.
Obdurate µw (Jane Lai), No. 56, p. 112.
Wang Pan ¤ý½Y (Wang P'an)
Ode to the Trumpet ?³â¥z (K. C. Leung), A Brotherhood in Song, Renditions Books, p. 240.
Ode to the Trumpet ?³â¥z (K. C. Leung), Nos. 21 & 22, p. 240.
Wang Peigong ¤ý°ö¤½
Urbling Winter W M¥V (Geremie Barme), No. 25, pp. 86-94.
Wang Pu ¤ý¿\ (Wong Pok)
Experience in Letters of Appeal ¥Ó¶D«H¸gÅç (Heidi Chan), Nos. 47 & 48, pp. 139-141.
On Forbearance ¤]»¡¼e®e (Heidi Chan), Nos. 47 & 48, pp. 141-145.
Topic of Conversation ¸ÜÃD (Maggie Leung and Janice Wickeri), No. 63, pp. 73-82.
Topic of Conversation ¸ÜÃD (Maggie Leung and Janice Wickeri), To Pierce the Material Screen, Vol. I, Renditions Books, pp. 138-145.
Wang Qingcheng ¤ý¼y¦¨ (Wang Ch'ing-ch'eng)
Hung Hsiu-ch'üan's Early Thought and the Taiping Revolution ½×¬x¨q¥þªº¦´Á«ä·Q¤Î¨äµo®i (C. A. Curwen), The Translation of Things Past, Renditions Books, pp. 103-138.
Hung Hsiu-ch'üan's Early Thought and the Taiping Revolution ½×¬x¨q¥þªº¦´Á«ä·Q¤Î¨äµo®i (C. A. Curwen), No. 15, pp. 103-138.
Wang Rui ¤ýèû
Why Grieve, Zhaojun? ¸Ñ¬L§g«è (Audrey Heijns and David Lunde), Nos. 59 & 60, pp. 52-53.
Wang Runhua ¤ý¼íµØ (Wang Yoon Wah, Wong Yoon Wah)
A Close Look at the 'Pear Blossom'§Ú¬Ý¡uªø«ëºq¡vªº±ùªá, No. 5, pp. 66-72.
Ear-Fungi Failed to Hear the Tree Moaning ¤ì¦Õ¨SÅ¥¨£¾ð¤ìªº©D§u (Ni Yibin), No. 55, p. 95.
Fingerprint of the Killer Fig µLªáªG±þ¤âªº«ü¯¾ (Ni Yibin), No. 55, p. 96.
Murder in the Forest ¾ðªL¤¤ªº©R®× (Ni Yibin), No. 55, p. 94.
Introduction (Ian Chapman), No. 55, pp. 89-93.
Yu Dafu in Exile: His Last Days in Sumatra ¤¤¤é¤H¤h©Ò¨£§¹F¤Ò¦bĬªùµªÃ¾ªº¬y¤`¥Í¬¡, No. 23, pp. 71-83.
Wang Shipeng ¤ý¤QªB
Zhaojun's Home Village ¬L§g§ø (Jane Lai), Nos. 59 & 60, pp. 74-75.
Wang Shizhen ¤ý¥@s (Wang Shih-chen, Ming dynasty)
Roaming on South Peak ´å«n°ª®p (A. C. Graham), No. 25, p. 112.
Presented to Liang Kung-shih, Who Is Going Home, Having Resigned on Account of Illness ÃØ±ç¤½¹êÁ¯fÂk (Daniel Bryant), No. 8, p. 91.
Western Palance Complaint ¦è®c«è (Daniel Bryant), No. 8, p. 91.
Wang Shizhen ¤ý¤hºÕ¡@(Qing dynasty)
Reply to Zhang Yihu ´_±i¤ÍÂE¡@(David Pattinson), Nos. 41 & 42, pp. 114-117.
Wang Tao ¤ýÃü
My Sojourn in Hong Kong: excerpts »®ü?? (Yang Qinghua), Nos. 29 & 30, pp. 37-41.
Selections from Jottings of Carefree Travels º©´åÀH¿ý (Ian Chapman), Nos. 53 & 54, pp. 164-173.
Wang Tianyuan ¤ý²K·½
My Heart that Never Trembles §Ú¤£·|±ª°Êªº¤ß (Eva Hung), Nos. 35 & 36, pp. 280-289.
Wang Ting-chün ¤ý¹©¶v (see Wang Dingjun)
Wang Tingzhi ¤ý«F¤§
Support the Construction of Daya Bay Power Plant ¤ä«ù¿³«Ø¤j¨ÈÆW®Ö¹q¼t (John Steinhardt), Nos. 29 & 30, pp. 170-171.
Wang Wei ¤ýºû
Empty Hills ³À®ã (Louise Ho), No. 66, p. 28.
From the Chinese of Wang Wei ¤ýºû¤¨¥¸Ö (Albert Faurot), No. 6, pp. 92-94.
Green Brook «CÁÆ (John Turner), A Golden Treasury of Chinese Poetry, Renditions Books, pp. 102-103.
Green Brook «CÁÆ (John Turner), A Golden Treasury of Chinese Poetry, Renditions Paperbacks, p. 38.
Grievance of a Lady of Handsome Fairness ¯ZÔЧ±¤Tº (Geoffrey R. Waters), No. 64, p. 25.
In Bamboo-Alley Grange ¦Ë¨½À] (John Turner), A Golden Treasury of Chinese Poetry, Renditions Books, pp. 104-105.
In Bamboo-Alley Grange ¦Ë¨½À] (John Turner), A Golden Treasury of Chinese Poetry, Renditions Paperbacks, p. 37.
Letter from the Hills to Scholar Pei Di ¤s¤¤»P»p}¨q¤~®Ñ (Cyril Birch), Nos. 41 & 42, pp. 32-33.
Wang Wenxing ¤ý¤å¿³
Family Dysposition: excerpts ®aÅÜ (Susan Wan Dolling), No. 39, pp. 26-38.
Wang Xianlu ¤ý¬¨ (Wang Wei)
Lingering snow on Broken Bridge Â_¾ô´Ý³· (A. C. Graham), No. 25, p. 110.
Wang Xiaoming ¤ý¾å©ú
The 'Good Fortune' of Eileen Chang ±i·R¬Âªº¡u©¯¹B¡v(Cecile Chu-chin Sun), No. 45, pp. 136-140.
Wang Xiaoni ¤ý¤p©g
I Feel the Sunshine §Ú·P¨ì¤F¶§¥ú (Amy Klauke and Zhu Zhiyu), Nos. 27 & 28, p. 251.
Wang Xiaoying ¤ý¤pÆN
Faces Remembered ªø¬Û¾Ð (Jennifer Eagleton), No. 50, pp. 154-157.
Wang Xipeng ¤ý¿üÄP
A Group of Urban Youths is on Its Way ª¾ÃÑ«C¦~¤U¶m¨Ó (Richard King), No. 50, pp. 18-19.
Wang Xiyan ¤ý¦è«Û
Heart-scorching, Bone-burning Days: Memoirs of the Cultural Revolution: excerpts µI¤ßµN°©ªº¤é¤l (Eva Hung and D. E. Pollard), No. 38, pp. 123-143.
Wang Xun ¨L´`
Lady Luminous ©ú¦m (Jam Ismail and Tam Pak Shan), Nos. 59 & 60, pp. 94-95.
Wang Ya ¤ý²P
Autumn Night ¬î©]¦± (Geoffrey R Waters), No. 64, p. 29.
In the Palace ®cµü¤T¤Qº (Geoffrey R Waters), No. 64, p. 33.
Wang Yisun ¤ý¨^®]
Bewitching Beauty -new moon ¬Ü¼a¡Ð¡Ð·s¤ë (Grace S Fong), A Silver Treasury of Chinese Lyrics, Renditions Books, pp. 318-319.
Bewitching Beauty -new moon ¬Ü¼a¡Ð¡Ð·s¤ë (Grace S Fong), A Silver Treasury of Chinese Lyrics, Renditions Paperbacks, p. 158.
Joyous as Heaven - cicada »ô¤Ñ¼Ö¡Ð¡ÐÂÍ (Grace S Fong), A Silver Treasury of Chinese Lyrics, Renditions Books, pp. 320-321.
Joyous as Heaven - cicada »ô¤Ñ¼Ö¡Ð¡ÐÂÍ (Grace S Fong), A Silver Treasury of Chinese Lyrics, Renditions Paperbacks, p. 159.
Wang Yitong ¤ý¥ì¦P (Wang Yi-t'ung)
The Political and Intellectual World in the Poetry of Juan Chi ¨¿ÄyµúÃh¸Ö?¨I, No. 7, pp. 48-61.
Wang Yoon Wah ¶À¼íµØ (see Wang Runhua)
Wang Yun ¤ýÙ@ (1227-1304)
Painting of Wang Zhaojun Going Out the Border Passes (first of two poems) ¬L§g¥X¶ë¹Ï (Jane Lai), Nos. 59 & 60, pp. 80-81.
Wang Yun ¤ý¸a (1749-1819)
A Dream of Glory: excerpts ÁcµØ¹Ú (Qingyun Wu), No. 64, pp. 96-106.
Wang Zengqi ¨L´¿¸R
Revenge ´_¤³ (Shu-mei Shih and Adam Schorr), No. 37, pp. 35-42.
Wang Zhichun ¤ý¤§¬K
Selections from Notes from a Mission to Russia ¨Ï«X¯ó (Ian Chapman), Nos. 53-54, pp. 140-144.
Wang Zhihuan ¤ý¤§µA
On Top of Stork-bird Tower µnÅb³¶¼Ó (John Turner), A Golden Treasury of Chinese Poetry, Renditions Books, pp. 96-97.
On Top of Stork-bird Tower µnÅb³¶¼Ó (John Turner), A Golden Treasury of Chinese Poetry, Renditions Paperbacks, p. 31.
Wang Zhizhen (see Wang Shizhen)
Watson, Burton µØ¯÷¥Í
Some Remarks on Early Chinese Historical Works, The Translation of Things Past, Renditions Books, pp. 35-47.
Some Remarks on Early Chinese Historical Works, No. 15, pp. 35-47.
Watt, James C.Y.
Peasant Paintings from Huxian, The Translation of Art, Renditions Books, pp. 102-105.
Peasant Paintings from Huxian, No. 6, pp. 102-105.
Wei Cheng ÃQÔW
Wang Zhaojun ¤ý¬L§g (John Dent-Young), Nos. 59 & 60, pp. 100-101.
Wei Yingwu ³À³ª«
At Zhuzhou ÞQ¦{¦è¼î (Arthur Bull), No. 44, pp. 72-73.
Autumn Night Message ¬î©]©v±Hªôû¥~ (Arthur Bull), No. 44, pp. 76-77.
Night µú©] (Graeme Wilson), No. 2, p. 115.
On Sound µúÁn (Arthur Bull), No. 44, pp. 74-75.
Wei Yuan ÃQ·½
Selections from An Illustrated World Geography ®ü°ê¹Ï§Ó (Tam Pak Shan), Nos. 53-54, pp. 14-17.
Wei Zhiyuan ÃQ§Ó»·
I Didn't Think You Cared §Ú¥H¬°§A¤£¦Ç¦b¥G (Gordon Sites), No. 39, pp. 97-104.
Wei Zhuang ³²ø (Wei Chuang)
Heavenly Barbarian (No. 1) µÐÂÄÆZ¡]¤@¡^(Michael Farman), A Silver Treasury of Chinese Lyrics, Renditions Books, pp. 52-53.
Heavenly Barbarian (No. 1) µÐÂÄÆZ¡]¤@¡^(Michael Farman), A Silver Treasury of Chinese Lyrics, Renditions Paperbacks, p. 19.
Heavenly Barbarian (No. 2) µÐÂÄÆZ¡]¤G¡^(Michael Farman), A Silver Treasury of Chinese Lyrics, Renditions Books, pp. 54-55.
Heavenly Barbarian (No. 2) µÐÂÄÆZ¡]¤G¡^(Michael Farman), A Silver Treasury of Chinese Lyrics, Renditions Paperbacks, p. 19.
Heavenly Barbarian (No. 3) µÐÂÄÆZ¡]¤T¡^(Michael Farman), A Silver Treasury of Chinese Lyrics, Renditions Books, pp. 56-57.
Heavenly Barbarian (No. 3) µÐÂÄÆZ¡]¤T¡^(Michael Farman), A Silver Treasury of Chinese Lyrics, Renditions Paperbacks, p. 19.
Priestess of Taoist Mysteries ¤k«a¤l (No. 1-2) (Michael Farman), No. 58, pp. 10-11.
Priestess of Taoist Mysteries (No. 1) ¤k«a¤l(¤@) (Michael Farman), A Silver Treasury of Chinese Lyrics, Renditions Books, pp. 48-49.
Priestess of Taoist Mysteries (No. 1) ¤k«a¤l(¤@) (Michael Farman), A Silver Treasury of Chinese Lyrics, Renditions Paperbacks, p. 18.
Priestess of Taoist Mysteries (No. 2) ¤k«a¤l(¤G) (Michael Farman), A Silver Treasury of Chinese Lyrics, Renditions Books, pp. 50-51.
Priestess of Taoist Mysteries (No. 2) ¤k«a¤l(¤G) (Michael Farman), A Silver Treasury of Chinese Lyrics, Renditions Paperbacks, p. 18.
Returning through Yangzhou ¹L´¦{ (Mark Stevenson), No. 66, P. 50.
South River Land - to the Tune of "Fair Alien Divine" µÐÂÄÆZ (John Turner), A Golden Treasury of Chinese Poetry, Renditions Books, pp. 196-197.
South River Land - to the Tune of "Fair Alien Divine" µÐÂÄÆZ (John Turner), A Golden Treasury of Chinese Poetry, Renditions Paperbacks, p. 81.
To the Tune of Ho-yeh pei ²ü¸ªM (D. C. Lau), Song Without Music: Chinese Tz'u Poetry, Renditions Books, pp. 46 & 52.
To the Tune of Ho-yeh pei ²ü¸ªM (D. C. Lau), Nos. 11 & 12, pp. 46 & 52.
To the Tune of P'u-sa man µÐÂÄÆZ (D. C. Lau), Song Without Music: Chinese Tz'u Poetry, Renditions Books, p. 45, 48-49, 54-55.
To the Tune of P'u-sa man µÐÂÄÆZ (D. C. Lau), Nos. 11 & 12, pp. 45, 48-49, 54-55.
To the Tune of P'u-sa man µÐÂÄÆZ (D. C. Lau), No. 7, p. 45.
To the Tune of Kuei kuo yao Âk°ê»» (David Hawkes), A Brotherhood in Song, Renditions Books, p. 140.
To the Tune of Kuei kuo yao Âk°ê»» (David Hawkes), Nos. 21 & 22, p. 140.
To the Tune of "Maid's Diadem" ¤k«a¤l (John Turner), A Golden Treasury of Chinese Poetry, Renditions Books, pp. 194-195.
To the Tune of "Maid's Diadem" ¤k«a¤l (John Turner), A Golden Treasury of Chinese Poetry, Renditions Paperbacks, p. 80.
To the Tune of Nu kuan tzu ¤k«a¤l (D. C. Lau), A Brotherhood in Song, Renditions Books, p. 196.
To the Tune of Nu kuan tzu ¤k«a¤l (D. C. Lau), Nos. 21 & 22, p. 196.
To the Tune of P'u-sa man µÐÂÄÆZ (D. C. Lau), A Brotherhood in Song, Renditions Books, pp. 198-199.
To the Tune of P'u-sa man µÐÂÄÆZ (D. C. Lau), Nos. 21 & 22, pp. 198-199.
To the Tune of T'ien hsien tzu ¤Ñ¥P¤l (D. C. Lau), A Brotherhood in Song, Renditions Books, p. 195.
To the Tune of T'ien hsien tzu ¤Ñ¥P¤l (D. C. Lau), Nos. 21 & 22, p. 195.
To the Tune of Nü kuan tzu ¤k«a¤l (D. C. Lau), Song Without Music: Chinese Tz'u Poetry, Renditions Books, p. 5, 47 & 53.
To the Tune of Nü kuan tzu ¤k«a¤l (D. C. Lau), Nos. 11 & 12, pp. 5, 47 & 53.
Wells, Henry W. ©}§Ó¤¯
A Singular Gift, No. 9, p. 36.
Wen Jie ·Å¼ä
'My Psychiatrist': a poem cycle §Úªººë¯«¯fÂå¥Í (²Õ¸Ö) (Birgit Linder), No. 62, pp. 86-102.
Wen Kai ¤å·_
A Widower's Drunken Words Å`¤Ò¾K»y (Eva Hung), No. 55, p. 101
Wen Tianxiang ¤å¤Ñ²»
Song of Honour - written in prison in 1281, with a preface in prose ¥¿®ðºq¡]¨Ã§Ç¡^(John Turner), A Golden Treasury of Chinese Poetry, Renditions Books, pp. 280-287.
Song of Honour - written in prison in 1281, with a preface in prose ¥¿®ðºq¡]¨Ã§Ç¡^(John Turner), A Golden Treasury of Chinese Poetry, Renditions Paperbacks, pp. 116-119.
Wen Tingyun ·Å®x¸a (Wen T'ing-yun)
Heavenly Barbarian µÐÂÄÆZ (D C Lau), A Silver Treasury of Chinese Lyrics, Renditions Books, pp. 42-43.
Heavenly Barbarian µÐÂÄÆZ (D C Lau), A Silver Treasury of Chinese Lyrics, Renditions Paperbacks, p. 15.
Searching for Tao Master Chang at South Stream ´M«n·Ë±`¹D¤h (David Lunde), No. 44, pp. 78-79.
A Southern Song (No. 1) «nºq¤l¡]¤@¡^ (D C Lau), A Silver Treasury of Chinese Lyrics, Renditions Books, pp. 38-39.
A Southern Song (No. 1) «nºq¤l¡]¤@¡^ (D C Lau), A Silver Treasury of Chinese Lyrics, Renditions Paperbacks, p. 14.
A Southern Song (No. 2) «nºq¤l¡]¤G¡^ (D C Lau), A Silver Treasury of Chinese Lyrics, Renditions Books, pp. 40-41.
A Southern Song (No. 2) «nºq¤l¡]¤G¡^ (D C Lau), A Silver Treasury of Chinese Lyrics, Renditions Paperbacks, p. 14.
To the Tune of "Dreaming of South River Land" ¾Ð¦¿«n (John Turner), A Golden Treasury of Chinese Poetry, Renditions Books, pp. 192-193.
To the Tune of "Dreaming of South River Land" ¾Ð¦¿«n (John Turner), A Golden Treasury of Chinese Poetry, Renditions Paperbacks, p. 78.
To the Tune of Kenf lou tsu §óº|¤l (D. C. Lau), A Remditions Book 1985, p. 193.
To the Tune of Kenf lou tsu §óº|¤l (D. C. Lau), Nos. 21 & 22, p. 193.
To the Tune of Nan-ko tzu «nºq¤l (D. C. Lau), A Brotherhood in Song, Renditions Books, p. 189.
To the Tune of Nan-ko tzu «nºq¤l (D. C. Lau), Nos. 21 & 22, p. 189.
To the Tune of P'u-sa man µÐÂÄÆZ (D. C. Lau), A Brotherhood in Song, Renditions Books, pp. 190-192, 194.
To the Tune of P'u-sa man µÐÂÄÆZ (D. C. Lau), Nos. 21 & 22, pp. 190-192, 194.
To the Tune 'Song of the Water-clock at Night' §óº|¤l (David Lunde), No. 44, pp. 80-81.
Water Clock by Night §óº|¤l (Michael Farman), A Silver Treasury of Chinese Lyrics, Renditions Books, pp. 44-45.
Water Clock by Night §óº|¤l (Michael Farman), A Silver Treasury of Chinese Lyrics, Renditions Paperbacks, p. 16.
Wen Yiduo »D¤@¦h (Wen I-to)
Form in Poetry ¸Öªº®æ«ß (Randy Trumbull), A Brotherhood in Song, Renditions Books, pp. 127-134.
Form in Poetry ¸Öªº®æ«ß (Randy Trumbull), Nos. 21 & 22, pp. 127-134.
Hong Kong »´ä (Zhu Zhiyu), Nos. 29 & 30, p. 65.
Kowloon ¤EÀs (Zhu Zhiyu), No. 29 & 30, p. 66.
Wilson, Sir David, Governor of Hong Kong ´ä·þ½Ã«³«HÀï¤h
Foreword, Nos. 29 & 30, p. 6.
Winter, Werner
The Ultimately Impossible, No. 13, p. 39.
Wixted, John Timothy ÃQ¥@¼w
Song Dynasty and Western Poems on Poetry, A Brotherhood in Song, Renditions Books, pp. 351-359.
Song Dynasty and Western Poems on Poetry, Nos. 21 & 22, pp. 351-359.
Wong Bik Wan ¶ÀºÑ¶³ (see Huang Biyun)
Wong Man ¤ý±Ó (see Wang Min)
Wong Pok ¤ý¿\ (see Wang Pu)
Wong Siu-kit ¶À¥ü³Ç and Li Kar-shu §õ®a¾ð
Three English Translations of the Shijing, No. 25, pp. 113-139.
Wong Wai-leung ¶Àºû¼Ù (see Huang Weiliang)
Wong Yoon Wah ¤ý¼íµØ (see Wang Runhua)
Woo Hoong Niok §di¥É (see Wu Hongyu)
Woo Kwok Yin J°ê½å (see Hu Guoxian)
Woo Yin Ching J¿P«C (see Hu Yanqing)
Wu Aiyi §dħ»ö (Ng, Margaret)
A Place of One's Own ®e¨³B (Paul M. H. Or), Nos. 47 & 48, pp. 115-117.
Wu, Gabriel §dÄ£©v (see Wu Yaozong)
Wu Hongyu §di¥É (Woo Hoong Niok)
Selections from Autobiography of Rev. H.N. Woo §di¥Éªª®v¦Û¶Ç , Nos. 53 & 54, pp. 227-231.
Wu, Nelson I. §d³[®]
The Chinese Pictorial Art, Its Format and Program, The Translation of Art, Renditions Books, pp. 179-203.
The Chinese Pictorial Art, Its Format and Program, No. 6, pp. 179-203.
The Juggler ©úÁÙ (Nelson I. Wu), No. 16, pp. 77-83.
Wu Cheng §dÑÔ (see Wu Sheng)
Wu Cheng'en §d©Ó®¦ (Wu Ch'eng-en)
The Journey to the West ¦è¹C°O (Chapter 1) (Anthony C. Yu), No. 2, pp. 83-98.
The Journey to the West ¦è¹C°O (Chapter 64) (Anthony C. Yu), No. 13, pp. 21-39.
Wu Daiying §d©§¿o (Wu Tai-ying)
Sitting in front of the TV, cursing §¤¦b¹qµø¾÷«e¥s½| (Yau Wai-ping and David E. Pollard), No. 61, pp. 118-119.
Wu Deliang §d¼w«G
Night Guards ©]±ß½Ã§L (Dominic Cheung), Nos. 19 & 20, pp. 292-293.
Sharpshooters ª®À»¤â (Dominic Cheung), Nos. 19 & 20, pp. 290-291.
Wu Jianren J×Ö¤H
A Strange Case of Nine Murders: Chapters I and II ¤E©R©_Þ (Douglas Lancashire), No. 62, pp. 24-40.
Wu Mingxing §d©ú¿³
In the Mirror Á{Ãè (Eva Hung), Nos. 35 & 36, p. 266.
Words that are inaudible Å¥¤£¨ìªº»¡¸Ü (Eva Hung), Nos. 35 & 36, p. 267.
Wu Qingyun ªZ¼y¶³
Daring to Dream: Wang Yun and Her Play A Dream of Glory, No. 64, pp. 83-95.
Wu Sheng §dÑÔ (Wu Cheng)
An Accident ·N¥~ (Dominic Cheung), Nos. 19 & 20, pp. 296-297.
An Age Without Shame ¤£¨£¯º¦~¥N (Duncan Campbell), No. 35 & 36, pp. 11-12.
Elegy »µºq (Dominic Cheung), Nos. 19 & 20, pp. 294-295.
Enduring the Din of Life's Hardships §ÔÅ¥¥Í¬¡ªºÁ}¨¯ (Duncan Campbell), No. 35 & 36, pp. 13-17.
Impression of My Village §^¶m¦L¶H (Dominic Cheung), Nos. 19 & 20, p. 298.
Who Led Our Kids Astray Ô£¤H±ÐÃa¦_¥J¤j¤p (Duncan Campbell), No. 35 & 36, pp. 8-10.
Three Poems in "Dawn Light: Six Young Poets from Taiwan" (Dominic Cheung), Nos. 19 & 20, pp. 294-298.
Wu Shuxian ¥î²Q½å (Ng Suk Yin)
Father ¤÷¿Ë (Duncan Hewitt), Nos. 47 & 48, pp. 45-52.
Father ¤÷¿Ë (Duncan Hewitt), Hong Kong Stories: Old Themes New Voices, Renditions Paperbacks, pp. 15-28.
Father ¤÷¿Ë (Duncan Hewitt), To Pierce the Material Screen, Vol. I, Renditions Books, pp. 74-82.
Wu Tai-ying §d©§¿o (see Wu Daiying)
Wu Wenying §d¤å^
The Oriole Song Sequence Åa³Ú§Ç (Grace S. Fong), A Silver Treasury of Chinese Lyrics, Renditions Books, pp. 292-295.
The Oriole Song Sequence Åa³Ú§Ç (Grace S. Fong), A Silver Treasury of Chinese Lyrics, Renditions Paperbacks, pp. 146-147.
The Sands at Silk-washing Creek ÒF·Ë¨F (Grace S. Fong), A Silver Treasury of Chinese Lyrics, Renditions Books, p. 298-299.
The Sands at Silk-washing Creek ÒF·Ë¨F (Grace S. Fong), A Silver Treasury of Chinese Lyrics, Renditions Paperbacks, p. 148.
To the Tune of Ch'i t'ien Yüeh »ô¤Ñ¼Ö (Grace S. Fong), A Brotherhood in Song, Renditions Books, p. 207.
To the Tune of Ch'i t'ien Yüeh »ô¤Ñ¼Ö (Grace S. Fong), Nos. 21 & 22, p. 207.
To the Tune of Feng-ju sung ·¤JªQ (Grace S. Fong), A Brotherhood in Song, Renditions Books, p. 213.
To the Tune of Feng-ju sung ·¤JªQ (Grace S. Fong), Nos. 21 & 22, p. 213.
To the Tune of Huan-hui sha ÒF·Ë¨F (Grace S. Fong), A Brotherhood in Song, Renditions Books, p. 214.
To the Tune of Huan-hui sha ÒF·Ë¨F (Grace S. Fong), Nos. 21 & 22, p. 214.
To the Tune of Mu-lan-hua man ¤ìÄõªáºC (Grace S. Fong), A Brotherhood in Song, Renditions Books, pp. 208-209.
To the Tune of Mu-lan-hua man ¤ìÄõªáºC (Grace S. Fong), Nos. 21 & 22, pp. 208-209.
To the Tune fo Ying-y'i hsü Åa³Ú§Ç (Grace S. Fong), A Brotherhood in Song, Renditions Books, pp. 210-212.
To the Tune fo Ying-y'i hsü Åa³Ú§Ç (Grace S. Fong), Nos. 21 & 22, pp. 210-212.
Wind Enters the Pines ·¤JªQ (Grace S. Fong), A Silver Treasury of Chinese Lyrics, Renditions Books, p. 296-297.
Wind Enters the Pines ·¤JªQ (Grace S. Fong), A Silver Treasury of Chinese Lyrics, Renditions Paperbacks, p. 148.
Wu Woyao §d¨U³ó
A Bannerman at the Teahouse (Gloria Bien), No. 4, pp. 148-150.
Bizarre Happenings Eyewitnessed in Two Decades ¤G¤Q¦~¥Ø¸@¤§©Ç²{ª¬ (Shih Shun Liu), Chinese Middlebrow Fiction, Renditions Books, pp. 341-363.
Bizarre Happenings Eyewitnessed in Two Decades ¤G¤Q¦~¥Ø¸@¤§©Ç²{ª¬ (Shih Shun Liu), No. 4, pp. 129-148.
Wu Xubin §d·ÖÙy
The Sea ®ü (Audrey Hijns with Janice Wickeri), To Pierce the Material Screen, Vol. I, Renditions Books, pp. 107-109.
Wu Yaozong §dÄ£©v (Wu, Gabriel)
Cutting Class °k½Ò (John Balcom), No. 55, p. 114.
Wu Yin Ching J¿P«C (See Hu Yanqing)