Description
The poems of Yang Wan-Li (1127-1206), esteemed as one of the masters of Southern Sung poetry, reflect the magnificent landscape paintings of Sung China. His work is full of humanity and a zest for living, expressed in direct, unadorned language.
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About the Author
Yang Wan-Li (1127-1206) is one of China's "four masters of Southern Sung poetry." Jonathan Chaves is professor of Chinese language and literature at George Washington University. His books of translation include Old Taoist: The Life, Art, and Poetry of Kod'jin; The Columbia Book of Later Chinese Peotry: Yuan, Ming, and Ch'ing Dynasties; and Pilgrim of the Clouds; Poems and Essays from Ming China by Yuan Hung-tao and His Brothers.
Book Information
ISBN 9781893996298
Author Yang Wan-Li
Format Paperback
Page Count 160
Imprint White Pine Press
Publisher White Pine Press
Weight(grams) 127g
Ads in Tricycle, Shambhala Sun, and other Zen magazines
About the Author
Yang Wan-Li (1127-1206) is one of China's "four masters of Southern Sung poetry." Jonathan Chaves is professor of Chinese language and literature at George Washington University. His books of translation include Old Taoist: The Life, Art, and Poetry of Kod'jin; The Columbia Book of Later Chinese Peotry: Yuan, Ming, and Ch'ing Dynasties; and Pilgrim of the Clouds; Poems and Essays from Ming China by Yuan Hung-tao and His Brothers.
Book Information
ISBN 9781893996298
Author Yang Wan-Li
Format Paperback
Page Count 160
Imprint White Pine Press
Publisher White Pine Press
Weight(grams) 127g
