How to Read Chinese Poetry A Guided Anthology

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  1. “The Cock Crows” (Mao no. 96), in James Legge, trans., The Chinese Classics, vol. 4, The She
    King (Taipei: Wenshizhe chubanshe, 1971), 52, 150–151.

  2. It is noteworthy that the Manchus, both men and women, eagerly participated in the Han
    Chinese culture of poetry after the conquest.


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