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...Brian Bernards Abstract Following his 1925–1931 overland trek across southwestern China to colonial Burma, Ai Wu's 1935 Travels in the South (the author's canonical collection of autobiographical travelogue fiction) represents a Sinophonic detouring of the key literary impulses of the author's May...

... with the leftist writer Ai Wu's 艾蕪 (1904–1992) “passage to Myanmar” in the early 1930s. He argues that it is from this Sinophone positioning on the margins of and outside China that Ai Wu develops a transborder poetics that he contributes to China's left-wing literary politics upon his repatriation, and which...

... and departures of representative flash fiction by Jun Yinglü 君盈綠, Ai Yu 艾禺, Wong Meng Voon 黃孟文, Xi Ni Er 希尼爾, and Wu Yeow Chong 吳耀宗 demonstrate how the smallness and brevity—or compressed temporality and spatiality—of the form cohere with several relational aspects of Singapore's brand: the pace of urban life...

..., Ziyou ru lü , 107 . 52 Ibid. 53 Ibid., 103. 54 Grant, “Stranger Fate,” 170 . References Ai Xiaoming . “ Conglin he chengshide yuyan: Zaidu Wu Xubin” 叢林和城市的語言——再讀吳煦斌 [ An Allegory of Woods and City: Rereading Wu Xubin ]. Xianggang zuojia 香港作家 [ Hong Kong Writers...

... intelligence (AI) plus virtual reality (VR) naked-eye three-dimensional (3D) displays and used a combination of holograms and virtual environments to incorporate remote performers. 6 The 2022 Gala was no exception. Media reports in both Chinese and English highlighted its use of AI-driven VR, augmented...

... eyes” 他做了一個動作,想去吻那眼睛的樣子. See also Ye, “Qianyin de ai,” 21 : “Mother kissed him on both cheeks, gently closing her eyes, expressing her deep and quiet love for him” 母親吻著他的兩頤,微微合眼,表出靜穆深摯的愛. 30 On Huang Zunxian, see Schmidt, Within the Human Realm ; on Lü Bicheng, see Wu, Modern Archaics...

...), and Qin Shou'ou's 秦瘦鷗 (1908–1993) novel Qiuhaitang 秋海棠 ( Begonia ; 1941). 39 Ge, “Feminization, Gender Dislocation, and Social Demotion,” 52 . 40 Wu, Shiji mo shaonian’ai duben , 202 . 41 Ibid. 42 Sang, “From Flowers to Boys,” 75 . 43 Wu, Shiji mo shaonian ai...

... the scholars in the field. Kevin Jennings writes that “same-sex behavior is hardly ‘foreign’ to Chinese and Japanese cultures, and the historic record shows that it has been a well-documented and well-known phenomenon in those societies for millennia.” 12 Echoing Jennings's view, Cuncun Wu observes...

...), 9–10, 180–84, 189, 191, 222, 225–26 wu 悟 (awakening or enlightenment), 7, 133, 136, 147 wu 無 (non[action]), 213 wu 物 (things, objects), 44, 116 Wu Ke 吳可 (fl. 1107–1110), 132, 134, 136, 149 wu xie 無邪 (no evils), 215 wuding zhifa 無定之法 (law of having no fixities), 176...

... University Press , 2007 . Wong, Sunny H. , J. Teoh , C. Leung , W. Wu , B. Yu , M. Wong , and D. Hui . “ COVID-19 and Public Interest in Face Mask Use .” American Journal of Respiratory and Critical Care Medicine 202 , no. 3 ( June 2020 ): 453 – 55 . Wright, Lawrence...

... Wang Zijin is punished for an erroneous remark and is to be reincarnated as Guo Lingyun and spend his life assisting the royal heir. His brother, Wuyou xian, makes an acquaintance with the spirit of Emperor Wu of the Han and is bonded to descend to the earth as a court official to assist the palace...

... for Mu Dan that it took such a long time for him to get over it and put it into words. However, recent studies show that this was not the entire story. Wu Mi 吳宓 (1894–1978), an established literary scholar and Mu Dan's teacher and colleague at the National Southwestern Associated University, recorded...

... over the video content they comment on, overwhelmingly from the young people frequenting the site. The advertised release date of May 20, or 520, when reading in Mandarin Chinese, sounds like wo ai ni 我愛你 (I love you). By titling the new Cantonese opera film with an added keyword qing 情 (emotion...

... and unselfishness” ( da gong wu shi 大公無私). Enforcers of Cheng-Zhu neo-Confucian orthodoxy censured emotion as the link to fleshly desires that lead toward self-gratification and away from public interest. Their negation of emotion represents just one of their concerted efforts to eliminate the individual self...

... For two relevant studies, see Crespi, Voices in Revolution ; and Tang, “Buxi de zhenchan.” 48 See Wu, “Bei Dao shige zhong de jingxiang zhuti.” 49 Bei Dao, The Rose of Time , 132–33 ; translation modified. References Bei Dao 北島 . “Dafu—Shiren tan shi” 答覆——詩人談詩 [ Replies...

... is not as ubiquitous as it would become in the ensuing century. It is not found in the Laozi and appears only twice in Confucius's Analects . Although Confucius (551–479 BCE) does talk about a broad array of specific feelings like le 樂 (joy), ai 哀 (sorrow), nu 怒 (anger), yu 欲 (desire), and you 憂 (worry...

... into Chinese by Fu Donghua 傅東華 (1893–1971) in 1948, and then adapted into a radio drama for Radio Rediffusion by Ai Wen/Ngai Mun 艾雯 (1931–1989), a young female announcer. It became a hit and was subsequently made into a motion picture. Hence, my second case study explores the transnational and transmedial...

...” by heavyweight CCP theorists Chen Boda 陳伯達 (1904–1989) Zhou Yang 周揚 (1908–1989), and Ai Siqi 艾思奇 (1910–1966), and further rippled to more discussions and essays in Yan'an, Chongqing, and Hong Kong. See Shi, “Cong ‘jiu xingshi.’” 15 For a comprehensive evaluation of Nie Gannu's old-style poetry in relation...

... Republic of China in 1969 and was later described as “the single most important figure” in the Hong Kong Baodiao Action Committee 香港保衛釣魚台行動委員會, of which the New Experimental College was a “founding member.” Eng, “Intractability of the Sino-Japanese Senkaku/Diaoyu Territorial Dispute,” 30 ; Wu, “Xianggang...