No. 58 (Autumn 2002)
| Contents | |
| 5 | EDITOR'S PAGE |
| 7 | A Silver Treasury of Chinese Lyrics: a Preview (edited by Alice W. Cheang) |
| 10 | WEI ZHUANG: Priestess of Taoist Mysteries (No. 1) (translated by Michael Farman) |
| 12 | OUYANG JIONG: The South Country (translated by Mark Francis) |
| 14 | LI YU: Waves Scour the Sands (translated by David Hawkes) |
| 16 | YAN SHU: Willow by the Hillside Pavilion (translated by Stephen Owen) |
| 18 | OUYANG XIU: Riverbank Faery (translated by Teresa Yu with David Lunde) |
| 20 | LIU YONG: Jade Butterfly (translated by Edwin A. Cranston) |
| 25 | ZHOU BANGYAN: Youthful Diversions (translated by Julie Landau) |
| 26 | LU YOU: Partridge Weather (translated by D.E. Pollard) |
| 28 | XIN QIJI: Song of Zhu Yingtai (translated by Michael Farman) |
| 32 | DAI FUGU: Pure Serene Music (translated by Philip Watson) |
| 34 | JIANG JIE: Feasting the Bridgegroom (translated by Alice W. Cheang) |
| 36 | ZHANG YAN: High Mount Yangtain (translated by Mary M.Y. Fung and David Lunde) |
| 41 | Plum Blossom and Snow: Three Ci Poems (translated by Eva Hung) |
| 42 | LU YOU: The Fortune Teller |
| 44 | CHAO BUZHI: Salt Crystals |
| 46 | NARA SINGDE: Picking Mulberry |
| 47 | A Tale of an Infatuated Woman (translated by Mark Stevenson and Wu Cuncun) |
| 98 | HAN BANGQING: Shanghai Demi-monde: Chapters I and II (translated by Eileen Chang and Eva Hung) |
| 117 | DING LING: A Bullet Never Fired (translated by T.M. McClellan) |
| 127 | ZHANG KANGKANG: The Peony Garden (translated by Daniel Bryant) |
| 140 | CHEN KEHUA: Four Poems (translated by Simon Patton) |
| 145 | Notes on Authors |
| 150 | Notes on Contributors |
| 154 | Book Notices |