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July 2, 2016CHINOPERL

Yangzhou: A Place in Literature, The Local in Chinese Cultural History

Tobie Meyer-Fong

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Writing in the mid-seventeenth century, Dong Yining 董以寧 explained how renowned literary figures made a place significant: “The fame of mountains and rivers is mostly due to outstanding people. Befo...

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