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Jiang Cheng Zi
by Su Shi

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Post published:February 22, 2017
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Jiang Cheng Zi By Su Shi Ten years, dead and living dim and draw apart. I don't try to remember, But forgetting is hard. Lonely grave a thousand miles…

To the Tune of Beauty Yu
by YU LI

Post author:Haiyin Wu
Post published:February 22, 2017
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To The Tune of Beauty Yu By Yu Li When will the endless cycle of the spring flower and the autumn moon come to an end? How much remembrance of…

The Mourning Day By Du Mu

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Post published:February 22, 2017
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The Mourning Day By Du Mu A drizzling rain falls like tears on the Mourning Day; The mourner’s heart is going to break on his way. Where can a…

Facing the sea with spring blossoms<br>By Haizi

Portland Head lighthouse with spring flowers.

Facing the sea with spring blossoms
By Haizi

Post author:Yakun Wang
Post published:February 22, 2017
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Facing the sea with spring blossoms By Haizi From tomorrow on, I will be a happy man; Grooming, chopping, and traveling all over the world. From tomorrow on,…

Contemporary Chinese Poetry<br>“Vernal Longing” by Huang Hongqi (2013)

Contemporary Chinese Poetry
“Vernal Longing” by Huang Hongqi (2013)

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Post published:January 26, 2017
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Vernal Longing By Huang Hongqi (2013) Under a heavy workload, my longings are crushed, curling up in a hidden corner. The white vapor rises slowly from a cup of…

Tang Dynasty Poem<br>“Two Springs” by Poetess Li Ch’ing Chao

Tang Dynasty Poem
“Two Springs” by Poetess Li Ch’ing Chao

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Post published:January 26, 2017
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Two Spring By Li Ch'ing Chao Spring has come to the Pass. Once more the new grass is kingfisher green. The pink buds of the peach trees Are still unopened…

Qing Dynasty Poem:</br>“Leaves from a Hillside in Sichuan Province”</br>by Wu Chen Li (1748 AD)

Qing Dynasty Poem:
“Leaves from a Hillside in Sichuan Province”
by Wu Chen Li (1748 AD)

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Post published:January 26, 2017
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Leaves from a Hillside in Sichuan Province By Wu Chen Li It's true there was a lake deep in the forest some say firs surrounded it; I found my reflection…

Tang Dynasty Poem:</br>“Song of the Bamboo Stalks” by Liu Yu-hsi (772-842 AD)

Tang Dynasty Poem:
“Song of the Bamboo Stalks” by Liu Yu-hsi (772-842 AD)

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Post published:January 26, 2017
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Tang Dynasty Poem: "Song of the Bamboo Stalks" by Liu Yu-Hsi (772-842AD) Red blossoms: mountain peach, upon the heights, Shu River: floods of spring caress the mountain, flowing. The flowers…

Modern Chinese Poem: “A Snowflake’s Happiness”</br>by Xu Zhimo

Lin Huiyin

Modern Chinese Poem: “A Snowflake’s Happiness”
by Xu Zhimo

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Post published:January 12, 2017
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During the 20th Century, there was a celebrated romance between the architect and poet Lin Huiyin and poet Xu Zhimo. They met in England, fell instantly in love, but never…

Contemporary Chinese Poem: “Music Heard in Late Night”</br>by Lin Huiyin

Contemporary Chinese Poem: “Music Heard in Late Night”
by Lin Huiyin

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Post published:January 12, 2017
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Contemporary Chinese PoetryMusic Heard at Late Nightby Lin Huiyin Yesterday I shared the poetry of Xu Zhimo as he expressed his feelings for Lin Huiyin. This late evening, I'm sharing…