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Figure 6. Geographical distribution of poetic activity in the Tang. Degree of poetic activity is measured by the number of poets who were active in a given area. Poets may be active in more than one area. A single poet's multiple activities in a single area are counted as only one instance here More

Figure 4. Qian Qianyi, Title and Poetic inscription on Misty Willows by Moonlit Dike , dated 1643 More

Figure 7. Geographical distribution of the frequency of poetic activity in the Tang: the number of discrete activities that can be assigned to a given place. The total number of activities here is 30,056. Of that total, 53 percent occurred in the north and 47 percent in the south. Shaanxi More

Figure 8. Frequency of poetic activity and number of poems produced per poet, divided by county. The two capitals of the Tang, Chang'an (modern Xi'an) and Luoyang, were favored places of poetic activity. More

Figure 13. Zipf curves for ancient poetic works ( SJ , CV , and HF ; see table 1 ) do not coincide with those of later poems. See table 1 for abbreviations. More