Nos. 33 & 34
(Spring & Autumn 1990)
| Contents | |
| 5 | EDITOR'S PAGE |
| 6 | PREFACE |
| 9 | The Book of Lü Buwei: excerpts (translated by Chi-Chen Wang) |
| 24 | SIMA QIAN: Shi ji: The Biography of Lord Shang (translated by Burton Watson) |
| 35 | FAN YE: Hou Han shu: Biographies of Recluses (translated by Burton Watson) |
| 52 | WANG FU: Thinking of Worthies (translated by Margaret J. Pearson) |
| 58 | YAN ZHITUI: Yan's Family Instructions: excerpts (translated by D. C. Lau) |
| 63 | Han and Six Dynasties Parallel Prose (translated by David R. Knechtges) |
| KONG RONG: Memorial Recommending Mi Heng LI MI: Memorial Expressing My Feelings LU JI: Disquisition on the Fall of a State PAN YUE: Dirge for Yang Zhao LIU KUN: Memorial Urging the Succession | |
| 111 | SONG QI: Biography of Li Bai (translated by William Dolby) |
| 116 | LI BAI: Two Prose Pieces (translated by Shiu-Pang E. Almberg) |
| 120 | LU GUIMENG: A Monument to Rustic Temples (translated by D.E. Pollard) |
| 123 | SU SHI: Dongpo's Miscellaneous Records: excerpts (translated by Eva Hung) |
| 141 | ZHONG SICHENG: Preface to Ghost Register (translated by William Dolby) |
| 144 | FANG XIAORU: The Mosquito Dialogue (translated by D.E. Pollard) |
| 148 | GUI YOUGUANG: Two Essays (translated by D.E. Pollard) |
| 155 | ZHANG DAI: Six Essays (translated by D.E. Pollard and Soh Yong Kian) |
| 167 | Four Examination Essays of the Ming dynasty (translated by Andrew Lo) |
| TANG SHUNZHI: Zi Mo holds on to the middle ¡K Holding on to the middle is closer to being right, but to do this without the proper measure is no different from holding to one extreme TAO WANGLING: The Master asked about Gongshu Wenzi AI NANYING: The People are of supreme importance TAN YUANCHUN: Zeng Xi was fond of eating jujubes | |
| 182 | WANG FUZHI: Three excerpts from Shi Guangzhuan (translated by Siu-kit Wong) |
| 188 | FENG MENGLONG: Preface to The Hall of Laughter (translated by Eva Hung) |
| 190 | SHI CHENGJIN: Preface to A Good Laugh (translated by Eva Hung) |
| 192 | YUAN MEI: Thoughts on Master Huang's Book Borrowing (translated by D.E. Pollard) |
| 195 | FANG BAO: Life in Prison (translated by D.E. Pollard) |
| 201 | GONG ZIZHEN: Two Essays (translated by Janice Wickeri) |
| 205 | LIN SHU: Three Essays (translated by Chu Chiyu) |
| 210 | Two Travel Essays on European Cities (translated by Eva Hung) |
| LI SHUCHANG: On Brighton XUE FUCHENG: At a Parisian Oil Painting Exhibition | |
| 214 | Notes on Contributors |
| 217 | Chinese Texts |