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Anthology of Chinese Literary Essays (Complete sample essays translated by Li-Chung Wang)
- Duke Zhuang Conquered Duan at Yan City
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The Exchange of Hostages between Chou and Cheng (Please click here to see details)
Stone Advised the King Not to Dote on Prince Jou (Please click here to see details)
Tsang Advised the King Not to Watch Fishing (Please click here to see details)
The King of Country Jeng Admonished His Defending Generals
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Duke Ai Criticized the King of Lu for Accept the Caldron of Kao
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Gui Cao's Opinion on War (Please click here to see details)
Gong Advised the King Not to Let Jinn's Troops Pass Through Their Territory
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The Response of General Yi to the King of Country Qin
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Eunuch P Went to See King Wen
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Zhi-tui Jie Did Not Ask for a Reward
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Uncle Jian Cried for Troups
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Premier Lü Gave an Ultimatum to the King of Qin
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Chih Refuted Chin's Blame
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Ch'i Asked to Pardon Hsiang
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Zi-chan Advised Xuan-zi Fan to Reduce Taxes
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Yen Did Not Die in Reaction to the King's Death
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Zi-chan Did Not Allow Inexperienced He Yin to Be a City Manager
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Duke Chao Advised Emperor Li to Allow Criticism
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Lee Corrected the King's Mistake by Cutting the Fishing Net (Please click here to see details)
Jiang Jing's Opinion about Work (Please click here to see details)
Shawn Congratulated Han on His Poverty (Please click here to see details)
Scholar Jaan's Opinion on Worshiping a Sea Gull (Please click here to see details)
Peace Negotiations between Private Citizens of Song and Chuu (Please click here to see details)
The Troops of Yu and Jin Destroyed Xia-yang City (Please click here to see details)
Su Attempted to Persuade the King of Ch'in to Adopt the Strategy of the East-West Alliance (Please click here to see details)
Cuo Si-Ma Argued for Attacking the State of Shu (Please click here to see details)
Xuan Feng As a House Guest of Prime Minister Meng-chang (Please click here to see details)
Hsin Chuang's Opinion on Favored But Disreputable Officials (Please click here to see details)
Because the King of Qin Lacked Virtue, Lu Did Not Agree That He Should Become
the Emperor (Please click here to see details)
Yi Yue Replied to the King of Yen (Please click here to see details)
Si Li Asked the King to Abolish the Edict Requiring Foreigners to Leave (Please click here to see details)
Asking for Directions
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Yu Song Answered the King of Chu's Question
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Chung Kuan and Ying Yen (Please click here to see details)
Yuan Qu, the Father of Chinese Poetry (Please click here to see details)
Kun Chun-yu, a Humorist (Please click here to see details)
The Faults of the Qin Dynasty I (Please click here to see details)
The Strategy of National Security I (Please click here to see details)
Zou Wrote a Letter in Jail to King Liang-xiao (Please click here to see details)
Sy-Ma Warned King W about the Danger of Hunting (Please click here to see details)
Ling Li Replied to the Letter of Wu Su (Please click here to see details)
Prime Minister Zhu-Ge's Letter Written Before He Set Out on a Campaign
I (Please click here to see details)
Prime Minister Zhu-Ge's Letter Written Before He Set Out on a Campaign
II (Please click here to see details)
Ode to Mu-lan (Please click here to see details)
A Statement of Pliant Submitted to the Emperor (Please click here to see details)
►★ Preface to the Collection of Poems at the Orchid Gazebo (Please click here to see details)
Northern Mountain's Rejection (Please click here to see details)
The Garden Party on a Spring Evening (Please click here to see details)
Lament for the Old Battlefield (Please click here to see details)
The Teacher's Theory (Please click here to see details)
►★ Why We Attend School (Please click here to see details)
Advisor Cheng Yang (Please click here to see details)
The Follow-up Letter to the Prime Minister Nineteen Days After the First
Letter (Please click here to see details)
The Follow-up Letter to the Prime Minister Twenty-nine Days After the Second
Letter (Please click here to see details)
Letter to the Minister of Personnel (Please click here to see details)
Letter to Director Ch'en (Please click here to see details)
Advice to Jiao Meng (Please click here to see details)
Eulogy to My Nephew (Please click here to see details)
Offering to the Alligators (Please click here to see details)
The Epitaph on Zong-Yuan Liu's Tomb (Please click here to see details)
The Epitaph Honoring Ji Zi (Please click here to see details)
The Snake Catcher (Please click here to see details)
The Biography of an Architect (Please click here to see details)
Mayor Wei Built a New Tower Outside Yong-zhou City (Please click here to see details)
Congratulations on Can-yuan Wang's Home Catching Fire (Please click here to see details)
The Small Hill to the West of Lake G (Please click here to see details)
Ode to E-pang Palace (Please click here to see details)
The Hourglass Hall (Please click here to see details)
►★ The Bamboo
Towers on the Yellow Mountain Peak (Please click here to see details)
Epilogue to The Great Park in City L (Please click here to see details)
The Virtuous Cropland (Please click here to see details)
Establishing Schools in City Y (Please click here to see details)
Releasing Prisoners (Please click here to see details)
Preface to the Collection of Monk Bi-yan's Poems (Please click here to see details)
Preface to the Collection of Mei's Poems (Please click here to see details)
Farewell to Zhi Yang (Please click here to see details)
Preface to the Biography of the Actors in the Five Dynasties (Please click here to see details)
The Chamber For Colorful Clothing in Daylight (Please click here to see details)
The Gazebo of the Old Drunkard (Please click here to see details)
The Epitaph at Shuang-gang City (Please click here to see details)
Count Liang Zhang (Please click here to see details)
Yi Jia (Please click here to see details)
►★ The Transcendental Stone Overlook (Please click here to see details)
The Mountains of Stone Chimes (Please click here to see details)
►★ The Inscription on the Tablet at the Temple of
Yu Han (Please click here to see details)
An Edited Collection of Lu's Advice ― A Gift to the Emperor (Please click here to see details)
Ode to the Red Wall II (Please click here to see details)
The Mansion of Three Pagoda Trees (Please click here to see details)
The Gazebo of Joy in Yellow City (Please click here to see details)
►★ Epilogue of
Records of the Inscriptions on Bronze and Stone (Please click here to see details)
Deep Contemplation (Please click here to see details)
The Tower that Honors the Six Classics (Please click here to see details)
Analysis of Sir Xin-ling's Rescue of the State of Zhao (Please click here to see details)
To Mr. Liu (Please click here to see details)
My Ambition Has Not Been Fulfilled (Please click here to see details)
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