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Mouse vs. Cat in Chinese Literature
Mouse vs. Cat in Chinese Literature

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Two Centuries of Manchu Women Poets
Two Centuries of Manchu Women Poets

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The Red Brush
The Red Brush

By Beata Grant, Wilt L. Idema

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"From Ban Zhao (ca. 60-ca. 115 C.E.) to Qiu Jin (1875-1907), spanning the two millennia of imperial China (221 B.C.E.-1911), the authors of The Red Brush trace the lives and works of writing women:...

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Trauma and transcendence in early Qing literature
Personal salvation and filial piety
Personal salvation and filial piety

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A guide to Chinese literature
Filial piety and its divine rewards
Filial piety and its divine rewards
Filial piety and its divine rewards

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Records of the Three Kingdoms in Plain Language
Records of the Three Kingdoms in Plain Language

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