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Yang Jiang (Yang Chiang) [real name Yang Jikang] 1911-2016. Contemporary writer, scholar and translator. Yang studied foreign literature at Qinghua University before going to England and France for further study. Along with her husband Qian Zhongshu, she established her reputation as a writer from an early age.
IN THE AUTUMN of the thirteenth year of the Republic (1924), Lao She came to England as a lecturer in Chinese Language at the School of Oriental Studies. He was twenty-seven at the time. According to Lao She himself, his sole purpose in going abroad was to learn English.
Zhang Kejiu (Chang K'e-chiu) 1270-1348. Yuan-dynasty writer of sanqu. Born in present day Zhejiang province, Zhang served as a minor offical in Ningbo, but spent much of his time travelling.
Cao Xueqin (Ts'ao Hsueh-ch'in) ca. 1715-1763. Author of Honglou Meng, Cao is considered to be China's greatest novelist, but little is known of his life. An unconventional, versatile man, he came from an eminent and wealthy family which suffered a reversal of fortune in 1728 after the death of the Kangxi Emperor and a power struggle between his ...
柯塞勒克(Reinhart Koselleck)對歷史哲學的分析,其價值正在於揭示當啟蒙者針對專制國家提出. 烏托邦式的批判時,歷史是如何自動轉變成為一種歷史哲學的1。. 而當歷史蒸發成一種歷史哲學,批判者也和他們的被告一起親手建築了一座「知識的集中營」或囚禁生活的 ...
Renditions: Chinese literature and culture in English translation. Renditions contains English translations of Chinese fiction, prose, and articles on China's literature, culture, and art.
Modern poet. Born in Zhucheng county, Shandong province, Zang Kejia spent eighteen years in a small village. In 1929, he went to Qingdao University, and under the guidance of Wen Yiduo began publishing poetry. His first collection, Laoyin [Brand] appeared in 1933.
