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...Li E Abstract The Southern Song poet Yang Wanli is known for his Chengzhai style, prominent features of which include humorous language, easy syntax, and nature as the source of inspiration. This article examines two characteristics of Yang's nature poems that contribute to the development of his...

... into three periods, considering the early period inferior to the late, which Ye felt demonstrated greater skill in grasping and using language, poetic rhythm, and diction. Ye was not alone in praising Wang's late poetry. Southern Song literati, such as Yang Wanli 楊萬里 (1127–1206) and Yan Yu 嚴羽 (1191–1241...

.... Following the collapse of his official career, Zang Maoxun sought to profit from this burgeoning market by publishing works in various genres—but none of his ventures seems to have equaled the success of his Yuanqu xuan . 2 Zang Maoxun was not the first publisher of Yuan drama in the Wanli (1573...

... of head raising. Figure 3. Two editions of Zhu Yuanzhang's collections. The leaf on the left: Da Ming taizu huangdi yuzhi ji (early Ming manuscript), Palace Museum; the two leaves on the right: Gao huangdi yuzhi wenji (Wanli printing), Harvard University. Figure 3. Two editions of Zhu...

... , 1906 . Chang'an daoren 長安道人 . Jingshi yinyang meng 警世陰陽夢 ( The Yin and Yang Life of Wei Zhongxian ). Shenyang : Chunfeng wenyi chubanshe , 1985 . Cheng Lin 成林 , and Cheng Zhangshan 程章燦 , eds. and trans. Xijing zaji quanyi 西京雜記全譯 ( Complete Translation of the Miscellaneous Records...

... Songs: Sunny Springs, Brilliant Snow [hereafter Yangchun baixue ], ca. 1324) and Chaoye xinsheng taiping yuefu 朝野新聲太平樂府 (New Sounds from the Court and the Countryside: Sanqu Songs of Great Peace [hereafter Taiping yuefu ], preface 1351), compiled by Yang Chaoying 楊朝英 (fl. 1324–1351), as well...

...Jing Chen Abstract This article examines how the making of pre-Tang poetry anthologies in sixteenth-century Ming China led to a reinvention of the pre-Tang poetic tradition. From the Zhengde period 正德 (1506–21) well into the Wanli reign 萬曆 (1573–1620), the compilation and publication of new pre...

... together in an embrace. She is too innocent to understand the image, but she thinks it looks marvelous and delightful. 7 In chapter 31 another naive maid, Kingfisher (Cuilü 翠縷), learns about yin - yang from her young mistress, Xiangyun 湘雲. When the silly servant girl asks whether Xiangyun's gold kylin...

... (fl. 1200) believed that the “poetry” of their paintings was “actually out there, in nature, and not just an artifact of personal wit” (72) remarkably matches the argument in my Drifting among Rivers and Lakes , 1 that Yang Wanli 楊萬里 (1127–1206) and Lu You 陸游 (1125–1210) came to the conclusion...

... of fenben in Painter's Practice , 88–95 . 43. Brisman, “Matter of Choice,” 114–64 . 44. Yang Dingjian 楊定見 (act. early 17th c.), preface to Shuihu quanzhuan . The work was originally entitled Li Zhuowu ping Zhongyi Shuihu quanzhuan 李卓吾評忠義水滸全傳 (Loyalty and Propriety in the Complete Tales...

... of the imperial entourage give this section of the painting an informal air. Figure 1. Detail of Chujing tu 出警圖 (Departure Herald), Ming, Wanli reign period (1573–1620). Handscroll, ink and color on silk, 92.1 × 2601.3 cm. Collection of the National Palace Museum, Taiwan. Figure 1. Detail of Chujing tu...

... of the secretariat style ( Taige ti 臺閣體), reflecting the consolidation of political and cultural power under the Yongle emperor and the grand secretaries Yang Shiqi 楊士奇 (1365–1444), Yang Rong 楊榮 (1370–1440), and Yang Pu 楊溥 (1371–1446), known as the “three Yangs.” 3 In the late fifteenth and early sixteenth...

... in the production and transmission of qu , in terms of both sanqu songs and drama. As I have discussed elsewhere, the development of songs and drama in the early Ming was largely associated with the regional courts and the two capitals. 7 Writers such as Tang Shi 湯式 (fl. 1383), Yang Ne 楊訥 (fl. 1402), and Jia...

...), Yang Wanli 楊萬里 (1127–1206), and Wang Anshi 王安石 (1021–86). Chen Botao's poem here is poetically excavating not only the Song-era roof tile of the residential palace but also the legacy of Song poets' own memorials to the roof tiles from the Eastern Han and Three Kingdoms era 三國 (220–280...

... was] written by the eighty-two-year-old Wang Jiusi, the local official-historian” 邑太史渼陂八十二翁王九思撰, and that “this stone was set by the Daoist priests Zhen Tongxiao and Zhen Rongtong in the first year of Wanli reign [1573]” 萬曆元年歲次癸酉，本廟道人真通喬、真容同立石. 26 Therefore, it seems that similar sanqu songs written...

... by his romantic yearning for Lijun that he becomes a feminized embodiment of qing desires. One of the features of patriarchal society that most disturbed both Chen Duansheng and Liang Desheng was the cultural assumption, codified in Confucian and neo-Confucian moral cosmologies, of yang 陽...

... the earliest steles of Su Shi's calligraphy that survive. The steles were originally erected in Hangzhou and bear the name of the engraver Dang Wenbao 党文寶. The subsequent fate of these steles is unclear. When Yang Mengying 楊孟瑛 as governor of Hangzhou dredged West Lake in the Ming Dynasty, a fragment of one...

... are taken from Hawkes, Songs of the South . I have made one slight alteration by changing the title of “Xiangjun” 湘君 to “The Lord of the Xiang.” This title better suits the following analysis of the poem and its corresponding picture. During the Wanli period, a similar publication entitled Shiyu...

... tallies: 玉帶金符。 They celebrate the gathering of dragon and tiger-like heroes. 慶風雲會龍虎 6 The ranks of the Myriarchs, the officers of the thousand posts. 萬戶侯千鍾錄 Spreading to the four seas, illuminating the ages. 播四海光千古。 8 The three yang energies are in full resplendence. 三陽交泰 The five...

... Maodeng's creation of the eponymous character in his novel. He “shaved off his hair but kept his beard, mastered the mysterious secrets of Chan teachings, and excelled especially at the art of yin-yang divination. The Hongwu Emperor once summoned him to inquire about Buddhist teachings, gods and spirits...