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Yu managed to read widely in world literature thanks to the large volume of banned books in circulation underground
Highlights include portions of Wang Tao’s 王韜 diaries that record his journey to Hangzhou in 1858
the pre-eminent translatorof modern Chinese literature into English
and a selection of poetry devoted to new poets of the 90s
Renditions no. 32 (Autumn 1989) Table of contentsSpecial section on Bing Xin Bing Xin is the focus of a special section in this issue, which includes her fiction and prose writing, her own Autobiographical Notes, and her translation of the poems of Li Qingzhao. Other highlights of this issue are Tang dynasty stories, fiction by Mo Yan and Zhang Tianyi, and the sequel to Liu E's The Travels of Lao Can. Table of Contents
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