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Cambridge UP, 2005; Modern Chinese Literature and Culture Re-
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Anne Wedell-Wedellsborg (eds), Kineserne kommer! Dansk-Kinesisk poesi-
festival (The Chinese Are Coming! Danish-Chinese Poetry Festival),
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  1. Chapter Eight: Journal of Modern Literature in Chinese 6-1, HEAT 5.
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    nese Poetics, Prague: Karolinum Press, 2003. Chapter Eleven: Studies on
    Asia 2-1 and 2-2. Chapter Thirteen: Modern Chinese Literature and
    Culture Resource Center → Publications, 2007.
    I thank the photographers whose work enlivens this book and their
    portrayees, as well as the authors and editors of the publications in
    which I encountered them, for permission to include the images in
    question. Their names are listed in the captions. Unfortunately, many
    of the photographers remain unidentified.

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