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an early-Qing vernacular story ‘A Miser Digs New Pits and Makes a Load of Money’ 掘新坑慳鬼成財主
Hong Kong is perhaps best represented by the essay
accompanied by an essay that reflects on the considerations in translating poetry
Unsentimental portrayals of grinding poverty
celebrated its fortieth anniversary in 2011
Renditions no. 23 (Spring 1985) an early-Qing vernacular story ‘ABo Yang's essay 'The Ugly Chinaman'; 'Black Walls' by Liu Xinuw; classical poetry by Li Bo and Li Yu; and contemporary poetry by Bei Dao, Jiang He and Yang Lian. Lithographic illustrations with commentaries from the 19th century pictorial Dianshizhai huabao. Table of contents
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