Traditional Chinese Tales.
Shares twenty tales which present all the themes of Chinese fiction except that of the historical romance and the realistic novel. Includes The Ancient Mirror, The Magic Pillow, and The Three Brothers.
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Place / Publishing House: | New York, NY : : Columbia University Press, , [1944] ©1944 |
Year of Publication: | 1944 |
Language: | English |
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Physical Description: | 1 online resource |
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Table of Contents:
- Frontmatter
- Preface
- Contents
- Hsü Yen's Strange Encounter, or Lovers within a Lover (Wu Chün, 469-520)
- The Ancient Mirror (Wang Tu, 585-625)
- The White Monkey (Author Unknown, 7th Century)
- The Disembodied Soul (Ch'en Hsüan-yu, 2nd Half of the 8th Century)
- The Magic Pillow (ShenChi-chi, 750-800)
- Jenshih, or the Fox Lady (Shen Chi-chi, 750-800)
- The Dragon's Daughter (Li Ch'ao-wei, 9th Century)
- Huo Hsiaoyü (Chiang Fang, First Half of the 9th Century)
- Li Yahsien, a Loyal Courtesan ( Po Hsing-chien, 776-827)
- The Story of Ying Ying (Yuan Chen, 779-831)
- Hsieh Hsiaowo, or A Monkey in the Carriage (Li Kung-tso, 770-850)
- The Kunlun Slave ( P'ei Hsing, Late 9Th Century)
- Yinniang the Swordswoman (P'ei Using, Late 9Th Century)
- Predestined Marriage (Li Vu-Yen, Late 9Th Century)
- Tu Tzu-chun ( Li Fu-Yen, Late 9th Century)
- The Jade Kuanyin (Anonymous, 12-13th Century)
- The Judicial Murder of Tsui Ning (Anonymous, 12-13th Century)
- The Flower Lover and the Fairies (Anonymous, 14th Century)
- The Oil Peddler and the Queen of Flowers (Anonymous, 14th Century)
- The Three Brothers (Anonymous, 16th Century)
- Bibliographical Note
- Notes on the Tales