A selection of the very best of Chinese poetry over the course of a thousand years, from 100 years before Christ was born up of the middle ages. Arthur Waley's translations of Chinese poetry are still the benchmark by which such translations are held, nearly two hundred years after he introduced the west to the wonder of classical Chinese poetry.
Includes Waley's interpretations of poems originally by Altun, Fu HsĂŒan, ChâU YĂŒan, ChâÄn TzĆ-Ang, ChâÄng-Kung Sui, Châien WÄn-Ti, Châin Chia, ChâĂŒ YĂŒan, Chan Fang-ShÄng, Chang Tsai, Chi Kâang, Hsieh Tâiao, HsĂŒ Ling, Li Fu-JÄn, Li Po, Liu HsĂŒnâs Wife, Lu Yu, Lu YĂŒn, Miu Hsi, Ou-Yang Hsiu, Pao Chao, Po ChĂŒ-I, Po Hsing-Chien, Su Tung-Pâo, Sung YĂŒ, Tâao Châien, Tao-YĂŒn, Tsâao Chih, Tsâao Sung, Tsang Chih, Tso SsĆ, TzĆ-Yeh, Wang Chi, Wang Chien, Wang Wei, Wei WÄn-Ti, Wu-Ti, YĂŒan Chen, YĂŒan Chieh, &YĂŒan-Ti


