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Exquisite Chinese stories of the supernatural Eminent Chinese scholar John Minford’s superb translation captures the consummate skill and understated humor of Pu Songling’s classic Strange Tales from a Chinese Studio . With elegant prose, witty wordplay, and subtle charm, the 104... read more
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- Da Cheng
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- Zhu Qing
- Zhou
- Mrs. Yu
- Lianxiang
- Jia
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- Chu
- Madame Wang
- Dai
- Jisheng
- Miao
- Danan
- Mr. Zhen
- Mao
- Wuke
- Mr. Yin
- Yunqi
- Mr. Song
- Xiangru
- Mr. Lu
- Mr. Rushten
- Mr. Xu
- Mr. Kong
- Shanhu
- Lian
- Biao
- Lang
- Dongting
- Huangfu
- Yang
- Zhang
- Wu
- Cheng
- Shican
- Zhu
- Ning
- Grace
- Dong
- Shang
- Tertia
- Little Wang
- Luo
- Yin
- Jin
- Zhong
- Auntie Hua
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Tan Jinxuan, a first-degree graduate of my home district of Zichuan, was a great believer in Taoist yoga.
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Original Language: Chinese
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Publication Date: 1707
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- Dewey: 895.130108
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