<p>Down through history the Chinese have looked upon poetry as a natural and solacing part of life. Of all the art they felt it to be the most personal. It is solely dependent upon man's memory, and is carried about in his heart. The poems in this volume are by many different poets - some of whom have long since lost their identity - and include the best efforts of a variety of translators. Even after as many s 1700 years these verses remain vital, human and appealing, full of richness, warmth, and color. Many are sensuous; others tell of bitterness, loneliness, suffering, and grief. All are justified in taking their place beside the love poetry of today.</p>

Chinese Love Poems

Po-Chu-i

Tzu Yeh

Prince Li Yo

Chien T'Ang

Chu Tun-Ru

Niu Hsi-Chi

Jan Ju Yu

Wu-Ti

Ts'ui Ying Ying

Shen Yo

Hanover House

A translation of beautiful erotic poetry by Tzu Yeh, a 4th century Chinese wineshop girl. In translation by Lenore Mayhew and William McNaughton.

A Gold Orchid: Love Poems of Tzu Yeh (English and Chinese Edition)

Literature & Fiction

Poetry

Tuttle Pub

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