Songs of the South is an anthology of Chinese verse traditionally attributed to Qu Yuan and Song Yu from the Warring States Period, though about half of the poems seem to have been composed several centuries later, during the Han Dynasty. Cover --...
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Songs of the South is an anthology of Chinese verse traditionally attributed to Qu Yuan and Song Yu from the Warring States Period, though about half of the poems seem to have been composed several centuries later, during the Han Dynasty. Cover -- TitlePage -- CONTENTS -- 作者简介 -- Publisher's note -- 出版前言 -- Preface -- QU YUAN -- Sorrow after Departure -- The Nine Songs -- The Almighty Lord of the East -- To The God of Cloud -- To the Lord of River Xiang -- To the Lady of River Xiang -- The Great Lord of Fate -- The Young Goddess of Fate -- The God of the Sun -- The God of the River -- The Goddess of the Mountain -- For Those Fallen for the Country -- The Last Sacrifice -- Asking Heaven -- The Nine Elegies -- I Make my Plaint -- Crossing the River -- Lament for the Chu Capital -- Sad Thoughts Outpoured -- Longing for Changsha -- Thinking of the Fair One -- The Bygone Days Regretted -- Hymn to the Orange Tree -- Grieving at the Whirlwind -- The Far-off Journey -- Divination -- The Fisherman -- SONG YU -- Nine Apologies -- QU YUAN -- Requiem -- Great Requiem -- 序 -- 屈原 -- 离骚 -- 九歌 -- 东皇太一 -- 云中君 -- 湘君 -- 湘夫人 -- 大司命 -- 少司命 -- 东君 -- 河伯 -- 山鬼 -- 国殇 -- 礼魂 -- 天问 -- 九章 -- 惜诵 -- 涉江 -- 哀郢 -- 抽思 -- 怀沙 -- 思美人 -- 惜往日 -- 橘颂 -- 悲回风 -- 远游 -- 卜居 -- 渔父 -- 宋玉 -- 九辩 -- 屈原 -- 招魂 -- 大招 -- Theory on Literary Translation of the Chinese School -- 代后记：中国学派的文学翻译理论 -- 版权页 -- Copyright -- 封底.
