《唐诗三百首新译 英汉对照》求取 ⇩

On Tang Poetry and English Poetry Xu Yuan-zhong1

Luo Binwang(640?-684 ?)1

On HearingCicadasinPrison Tr.Liu Yiqing1

Contents1

In Reply to Magistrate Lu’s Poem:An Excursion in Early Spring Tr.Ni Peiling2

Farewell to Vice-Prefect Du Tr.X.Y.Z.3

Written at the North Post House on the Da yu Ridge Tr.Du Tianchong4

Lines Tr.Liu Shimu5

Alone Tr.Wang Shiren6

A Survey ofTang Poetry and 300 Tang Poems Wu Juntao Tr.Yang Liyi7

Coming Home Tr.X.Y.Z.7

On Climbing·Youzhou Tower Tr.X.Y.Z.8

Viewing the Moon and Missing the De ar One Afar Tr.Ni Peiling9

Thoughts Tr.Qiu Ke’an10

Sacrificing to Confucius and Mou?ing Him When Passing Through Lu Tr.Suo Tianzhang12

Starting for the Front Tr.X.Y.Z.13

Wang Han(687-735?)13

On the Stork Tower Tr.X.Y.Z.14

Out of the Great Wall Tr.X.Y.Z.15

Returning to the South Mountain at the Year’s End Tr.WuJuntao16

parting Words to Wang Wei Tr.Wu Juntao17

To My Old Friend in Yangzhou from a Boat Moored at Night on Tonglu River Tr.Wu Juntao18

Mooring on the River at Jiande Tr.X.Y.Z.19

Waiting in Vain for Ding.the Eldest Among His Brothers,When Lodging in Buddhist Priest Ye’s Mountain Hut Tr.Wu Juntao20

To Zhang,the Fifth Among His Brothers,When Mounting Orchid Mountain on an Autumn Day Tr.Wu Juntao21

Thinking of Xin,the Eldest Among His Brothers,in South Pavilion on a Summer Day Tr.Wu Juntao22

Song of Returning to Deer-Gate Mountain at Night Tr.Wu Juntao23

Mounting Xian Mountain with Friends Tr.Wu Juntao24

To Prime Minister Zhang from the Bank of Dongting Lake Tr.Wu Juntao25

Visiting an Old Friend’s Cottage Tr.X.Y.Z.26

Thoughts on a Day When Cold Winds Come Early Tr.Wu Juntao27

A Spring Morning Tr.X.Y.Z.28

To Buddhist Priest Yuan from Changan Tr.Wu Juntao29

Dining in Taoist Priest Mei’s Mountain Hut Tr.Wu Juntao30

A Warrior and a Singer Tr.Xu Zhongjie31

A Send-off to Chen Changfu Tr.Xu Zhongjie32

Seeing Off Prefect Li Degraded to Xiazhong and Prefect Wang Degraded to Changsha Tr.Tao Jie 133

Deeply Moved by Music Tr.Xu Zhongjie34

On Hearing Dong Tinglan Play the Song ofthe Tartar Pipe,Written also for Minister Fang Tr.Liu Nienling36

On Hearing An Wanshan Play the Tartar Reed-Pipe Tr.Liu Nienling39

An Old War Song Tr.X.Y.Z.41

Seeing Wei Wan Off to the Capital Tr.ZhangWenhao42

Boating on the Ruoye Stream in Spring Tr.Qiu Ke’an43

Enjoying the Moonlight with My Cousin in the South Study and ThinkingofMy Friend Prefect Cui in Shanyin Tr.Tao Jie44

A Song ofthe Frontier Tr.Tao Jie45

A Frontier Song Tr.Tao Jie46

Spring Court Plaint Tr.Tao Jie47

Sorrow of a Young Bride in Her Boudoir Tr.X.Y.Z.48

Seeing Xin Jian Off at Hibiscus Pavilion Tr.TaoJie49

On the Frontier Tr.X.Y.Z.50

A Court Lady Who Lost the Emperor’s Favor Tr.X.Y.Z.51

Zu Yong(699-746?)52

A Distant View ofJi Gate Tr.Zhu Jiongqiang52

Looking at the Zhongnan Mountain After Snowfall Tr.Yang Zhouhan53

Green Stream Tr.Wu Juntao54

At My Villa in Zhongnan Tr.Sun Liang55

The Village on RiverWei Tr.WuJuntao56

A Farewell Tr.Wu Juntao57

Seeing Qiwu Qian Off to His Native Cou ntry After His Failure in the Examination Tr.Wu Juntao58

A Song ofXi Shi Tr.Wu Juntao59

The Old General Tr.Xu Zhongjie60

The Legend of the Peach Blossom Valley Tr.Loh Bei-yei64

The Maid of Luoyang Tr.Loh Bei-yei67

Retirement at Wangchuan-To Pei Di Tr.Huang Xingsheng70

My Mountain Villa in an Autumn Evening Tr.Wu Juntao71

On Coming Back to Mount Song Tr.Sun Liang72

Mount Zhongnan Tr.Sun Liang73

Paying Visit to Incense Storing Temple Tr.Wu Juntao74

Farewell to Prefect Li of Zizhou Tr.Huang Xingsheng75

Gazing Afar by the Han River Tr.Sun Liang76

The Eight-Battle-Formations Tr.Wu Juntao 177

Written at the Rural Retreat at Wangchuan During a Prolonged Rain Tr.Zeng Bingheng77

A Parting Tr.X.Y.Z.78

A Rencontre Tr.Lin Tongzhu79

Thinking of My Brothers on Mountain-Climbing Day Tr.X.Y.Z.80

Love Seeds Tr.X.Y.Z.81

In Response to Subprefect Zhang Tr.Huang Xingsheng82

Answering the Imperial Call to Wrlfe in Reply to His Majesty’s Poem:Viewing the Scene in Spring Rain on an Excursion Tr.Zeng Bingheng83

Replying to Secretary Jia Zhi’s Poem An Early Levee atDamingPalace Tr.Huang Xingsheng84

To the Court-Affair Administrator Guo Tr.Zeng Bingheng85

Hut Among the Bamboos Tr.X.Y.Z.86

The Deer Enclosure Tr.X.Y.Z.87

A Farewell Song Tr.X.Y.Z.88

An Autumn Night Tr.X.Y.Z.89

Ascending the Yueyang Tower Tr.Wu Juntao 189

QiuWei(701-796 ?)90

Failing to Find the Hermit of West Hill at Home Tr.Qiu Ke’an90

Cui Shu To Prefect Liu-Mounting the Divine Terrace on the Double Ninth Festival Tr.Wan Changsheng91

Leaving the White Emperor Town for Jiangling Tr.X.Y.Z.92

Farewell Beyond the Thorn-Gate Gorge Tr.X.Y.Z.93

Seeing Meng Haoran Off at Yellow Crane Tower Tr.X.Y.Z.94

Thoughts on Old Time from a Night Mooring near Cattle Hill Tr.X.Y.Z.95

Ballad ofa Merchant’s Wife Tr.X.Y.Z.96

To Meng Haoran Tr.Zhang Longxi99

TheMoon overtheMountain Pass Tr.X.Y.Z.100

Parting at a Tavern inJinling Tr.X.Y.Z.101

Hard Is the Road to Shu Tr.X.Y.Z.102

The Beautiful Lady Yang Tr.X.Y.Z.105

Desce nding Zhongnan Mountain and Meeting Husi the Hermit Tr.X.Y.Z.107

Drinking Alone under the Moon Tr.X.Y.Z.108

Hard Is the Wav of the World Tr.X.Y.Z.109

Invitation to Wine Tr.X.Y.Z.112

Mount Skyland Ascended in a Dream-A Song of Farewell Tr.X.Y.Z.114

Farewell to Uncle yun,the Imperial Librarian at Xie Tiao’s Pavilion in Xuanzhou Tr.X.Y.Z.117

On Hearing a Monk from Shu Playing His Lute Tr.X.Y.Z.118

Songof Mount Lu-To Censor Lu Xuzhou Tr.X.Y.Z.119

On Phoenix Terrace at Jinling Tr.X.y.Z.121

Lovesickness Tr.X.Y.Z.122

Longing on Marble Steps Tr.Wan Zhaofeng124

A Tranquil Night Tr.X.Y.Z.125

Farewell to a Friend Tr.X.Y.Z.126

Waitingin Vain Tr.X.Y.Z.127

A Faithful Wife Longing for Her Husband in Spring Tr.X.Y.Z.128

Ballads ofFour Seasons Tr.X.Y.Z.129

Liu Shenxu131

Title Missing Tr.Du Tianchong131

Wang Wan Lying at Anchor Under Baigu Hill Tr.Ni Peiling132

SongoftheNorthern Frontier Tr.X.Y.Z.135

Passing Huayin Tr.Luo Zhiye137

Yellow Crane Tower Tr.X.Y.Z.138

A Riverside Song Tr.X.Y.Z.139

The PeachBlossomValley Tr.LiFuning140

Looking at Mountain Tai Tr.WuJuntao141

Song ofthe Conscripts Tr.X.Y.Z.142

A Song ofFair Ladies Tr.WuJuntao144

Mourning for a Prince Tr.WuJuntao146

Mourningby theWindingRiver Tr.WuJuntao148

The Moonlit Night Tr.Wu Juntao150

A Spring View Tr.Wu Juntao151

Lodging at the Yamen to the Left of the Imperial Palace on a Spring Night Tr.Wu Juntao152

In the Second Year of Zhide,I Escaped through the Golden-Lights Gate to Fengxiang along a Narrow Footpath.Now at the Beginning of the First Year of Qianyuan,Demotedfrom the Post of Left-Hand Imperial Adviser to an Official of Huazhou County,and Bid153

To Hermit Wei,the Eighth Among His Brothers Tr.Wu Juntao154

The Surpassing Beauty Tr.Wu Juntao156

Dreaming of Li Bai,Two Poems Tr.Wu Juntao158

Thinking of My Brothers on a Moonlit Night Tr.Wu Juntao160

Thinking of Li Bai at the End of the Sky Tr.WuJuntao161

The Temple of the Prime Minister of Shu Tr.Wu Juntao162

Receiving a Guest Tr.Wu Juntao163

A View Outfield Tr.Wu Juntao164

Four Rhymes to Lord Yah Wu When Once Again Seeing Him Off at the Courier Station of Fengji Tr.Wu Juntao165

Recapture of the Regions North and South of the Yellow River Tr.X.Y.Z.166

Upon Leaving the Tomb of Grand Military Governor Fang Tr.Wu Juntao167

On a Tower Tr.X.Y.Z.168

Odeon aPainting-ToGeneralCaoBa Tr.Wu Juntao169

Looking at the Painting of Steeds by General Cao in RecorderWei Feng’s House Tr.Wu Juntao172

Lodging at the Yamen Tr.WuJuntao175

Nocturnal Reflections While Travelling Tr.Wu Juntao176

The Ancient Cypress Tr.Wu Juntao178

Contemplations on the Historical Sites,Five Poems(Two Selections) Tr.Wu Juntao180

A Night in a Chamber Tr.Wu Juntao182

To Censor Han Zhu Tr.Wu Juntao183

Climbing the Height Tr.X.Y.Z.185

Watching a Sword Dance Performed bv the Pupil of186

the Elder Sister of Gongsun-With a Preface Tr.Wu Juntao186

Coming Across Li Guinian on the Southern Shore Tr.X.Y.Z.190

Composed at the Beginning of the New Year Tr.Wang Ban191

Bidding Farewell to Grand Censor Li Returning to His Country House in Hanyang Tr.Wang Ban192

Ascending the Wugong Terrace in Au tumn for a Distant View Tr.Wang Ban193

To South Stream for Taoist Chang Tr.Wang Ban194

At a Farewell Dinner for Wang the EleventhSetting Out onTravelstothe South Tr.WangBan195

Parting with Two Friends Also Sent into Exile Tr.Du Tianchong196

Passing by the Place Where Jia Yi Lived in Exile Tr.Du Tianchong197

To a Friend-Gazing out over the Lake toward Yueyang at Sunset Tr.DuTianchong198

Zither Playing Tr.Yang Zhouhan199

Leave-Taking of a Buddhist Monk Tr.Yang Zhouhan200

Parting with the Monk Lingche Tr.X.Y.Z.201

On Meeting a Messenger Going to the Capital Tr.X.Y.Z.202

Climbing the Pagoda at Ci’en Temple with Gao Shi and Xue Ju Tr.Qiu Ke’an203

Song of Running-Horse River in Farewell to General Feng on His Western Expedition Tr.X.Y.Z.205

A Send-off to General Feng from Luntai upon His Western Expedition Tr.Xu Zhongjie207

Song of White Snow in Farewell to Secretary Wu Going Back to the Capital Tr.X.Y.Z.210

To Censor Du Fu in the Left Court Tr.Wang Minyuan212

Replying to Secretary Jia Zhi’s Poem An Early Levee at Daming Palace Tr.Huang Xingsheng213

Spring Thoughts Tr.Wang Jianzhong214

A Moonlit Night Tr.X.Y.Z.215

Liu Fangping215

Loneliness Tr.X.Y.Z.216

A Parting Wish Tr.Yang Zhouhan217

Pei Di(716-?)217

To Officers After the Retreat of the Raiders Tr.Qiu Ke’an218

A Tippler’s Song on Rock Fish Lake Tr.Xu Zhongjie220

An Invitation to My Friend Councillor Yang from My Study at Gu Kou Tr.Zhang Guruo221

Seeing a Japanese Bonze Off to Japan Tr.Zhang Guruo222

To Master Pei,a Palace Official Tr.Wang Shiren223

Mooring at Night by Maple Bridge Tr.X.Y.Z.224

Zhang Ji224

Han Hong225

Responding to Cheng Yan’s Poem on Autumn Night Tr.Wang Minyuan225

An Inscription for Xian You Temple Tr.Huang Xingsheng226

“Cold Food”Festival Tr.Hu Zhuanglin227

Sikong Shu228

Seeing a Friend Off to the North After the Quelling of the Rebels Tr.ZhangGuruo228

Parting with My Friend Han Shen After a Night’s Lodging in the Hospice of Yun Yang County Tr.ZhangGuruo229

Pleased at My Cousin Lu Lun’s Passing a Night with Me Tr.ZhangGuruo230

Not Finding Lu Hongjian at Home Tr.Hu Zhuanglin231

Jiao Ran231

Li Duan232

The Zitherist Tr.X.Y.Z.232

A Palace Poem Tr.X.Y.Z.233

Liu Zhongyong234

A Soldier’s Complaint Tr.Li Funing234

A Chance Meeting of Old Acquaintances at an Inn Tr.Hu Zhuanglin235

Wei Yinguu(737-792?)236

Entertaining Literary Scholars in My Official Residence on a Rainy Day Tr.Li Funing236

On Setting Out on the Yangtze;For Secretary Yuan Tr.Li Funing237

For the Mountain Hermit of Quanjiao Tr.Li Funing238

To My Daughter,on Her Marriage into the Yang Family Tr.Li Funing239

On Meeting Feng Zhu at Changan Tr.Li Funing241

Mooring at Dusk in Xuyi County Tr.Loh Bei-yei242

The Eastern Suburbs Tr.Loh Bei-yei243

Happy Meeting on the Huai with an Old Friend from Liangzhou Tr.Loh Bei-yei244

A Valediction:To Li Cao.in an Evening Drizzle Tr.Loh Bei-yei245

To Li Dan Tr.Loh Bei-yei246

To Second Board Secretary Qiu in an Autumn Night Tr.Zhang Guruo247

On the West Stream at Chuzhou Tr.X.Y.Z.248

Lu Lun(748-800?)249

Seeing Li Duan Off Tr.Hu Zhuanglin249

ANight-MooringatEzhou Tr.WangShiren250

Border Songs Tr.X.Y.Z.251

Meeting with My Cousin Only to Part Tr.Ni Peiling253

A Southern Song Tr.X.Y.Z.254

Ascending at Night the Gate-Tower of the Triumphal Town and Hearing a Flute Tr.X.Y.Z.255

A Faithful Widow Tr.Qiu Ke’an256

Song of a Roamer Tr.X.Y.Z.257

The Forlorn Wife Tr.Yang Zhouhan258

Chang Jian259

Overnight Tarry in Wang Changling’s Hermitage Tr.Loh Bei-yei259

In the Rear Buddha Hall of the Broken Hill Temple Tr.Loh Bei-yei260

Wang Jian(766?-830?)261

A Bride Tr.X.Y.Z.261

Zhang Ji (766 ?-830?)262

To an Old Friend Lost in Tubo Tr.Tao Jie262

Mountain Rocks Tr.Xu Zhongjie263

To Zhang Gongcao on the Moon Festival Tr.Xu Zhongjie266

A Poem l nscribed on the Entrance Gate of a Temple on Heng Mountain Tr.Liu Nienling270

An Ode tothe Stone Drums Tr.LinTongqi273

At the Temple of Liu Bei Tr.Bai Xiaodong281

Meditating on the Past at West Fort Mountain Tr.Hu Zhuanglin282

The Street of Mansions Tr.X.Y.Z.283

A Song ofSpring Tr.X.Y.Z.284

The Everlasting Regret Tr.X.Y.Z.285

Song ofa Pipa Player Tr.X.Y.Z.292

Grass Tr.X.Y.Z.297

On a Moonlit Night-To My Brothers and Sisters Dispersed After the Unrest in Henan and the Famine in Guannei Tr.Jin Di&Colin Crisp298

A Note to Liu Shijiu Tr.Jin Di&Colin Crisp299

Palace Plaint Tr.X.Y.Z.300

An Early Morning Visit to the Buddhist Priest Chao to Read the Chan Scriptures Tr.Feng Xiang301

Dwelling by a Stream Tr.Feng Xiang302

An Old Fisherman Tr.BaiXiaodong303

To Four Friends in Exile Tr.X.Y.Z.304

Fishing in Snow Tr.X.Y.Z.305

To My Deceased Wife Tr.X.Y.Z.306

Looking for a Hermit Without Finding Him Tr.X.Y.Z.308

Du Qiuniang309

The Golden Dress Tr.X.Y.Z.309

Zhu Qingyu310

Within the Palace Tr.X.Y.Z.310

To the Lord Examiner on the Eve of Examinations Tr.X.Y.Z.311

Xu Hun312

Early Autumn Tr.Wang Minyuan312

Inscribed on the Post House at Tong Pass on an Autumn Trip to the Capital Tr.Tao Jie313

Poem Written on Pleasure Plateau Before Departing for Wuxing Tr.Yuan Kejia314

The Red Cliff Tr.X.Y.Z.315

Mooring on River Qinhuai Tr.X.Y.Z.316

To Han Chuo,Magistrate of Yangzhou Tr.Yuan·Kejia317

Parting Tr.X.Y.Z.318

The Golden Valley Garden in Ruins Tr.X.Y.Z.319

A Night at an Inn Tr.Wang shi-ren320

A Confession Tr.X.Y.Z.321

An Autumn Night Tr.X.Y.Z.322

The Swan-Song Tr.X.Y.Z.323

Zhang Hu (?-859 ?)323

A Maid of Honor Tr.X.Y.Z.324

Long-Life Terrace(two poems) Tr.Li Funing325

Written on the Wall of Jinling Ferry-House Tr.Li Funing327

To an East-Bound Friend Tr.Hu Zhuanglin328

Ferrying South from Lizhou Tr.Hu Zhuanglin329

The Temple of Su Wu Tr.Hu Zhuan in330

She Wails on a Jade Lute Tr.Hu Zhuanglin331

Chen Tao(812?-885 ?)332

The Riverside Battleground Tr.X.Y.Z.332

TheHan YuMemorialStele T r.LinTongqi333

To- Tr.Feng Xiang339

A Message to Official Ling Hu Tr.Bai Xiaodong340

Falling Flowers Tr.Tao Jie341

The Jade Pool Tr.Bai Xiaodong342

A Bright Scholar Tr.X.Y.Z.343

Written on a Rainy Night to My Wife in the North T r.X.Y.Z.344

To One Unnamed Tr.X.Y.Z. Liu Yiqing345

Poem Without aTitle Tr.X.Y.Z.347

The Cicada Tr.Liu Shimu348

Untitled Poems Tr.X.Y.Z.349

Reflections at a Military Post Tr.Huang Xinqu351

The Sad Zither Tr.X.Y.Z.352

A Marble Screen Tr.Bai Xiaodong353

Spring Rain Tr.Hu Zhuanglin354

Thoughts in the Cold Tr.Wu Xianglin355

Wind and Rain Tr.Liu Yiqing356

The SuiPalace in the South Tr.BaiXiaodong357

The Sui Palace Tr.Huang Xinqu358

To the Moon Goddess Tr.X.Y.Z.359

At the North Green Vine Hermitage Tr.Tao Jie360

On the Merry-Making Plain Tr.X.Y.Z.361

Crossing the River Han Tr.X.Y.Z.362

Xue Feng363

Court Ladies Tr.WangJianzhong363

Ma Dai364

My Stay in the Riverside Hut in Autumn Tr.Ni Peiling364

Thinking of the Past on the Xiang River Tr.Ni Peiling365

At Mawei Hill Tr.Hu Zhuanglin366

Night Thoughts on Terrace Tower Tr.Hu Zhuanglin367

A Jinling Landscape Tr.X.Y.Z.368

ZhangQiao369

Written at the Frontier Tr.Suo Tianzhang369

TheChillingWeather Tr.BaiXiaodong370

A Complaint in Spring Tr.X.Y.Z.371

Jin Changxu371

A Palace Maid’s Lament in Spring Tr.Loh Bei-yei372

Cui Tu373

Thoughts on a New Year’s Eve Tr.Ni Peiling373

A Lone Wild Goose Tr.Ni Peiling374

Qin Taoyu375

Soliloquy of a Poor Girl Tr.Wang Shiren375

Zhang Bi376

To My Love Tr.X.Y.Z.376

General Geshu Tr.X.Y.Z.377

Anonymous377

Anonymous378

Cold Food Day Tr.X.Y.Z.378

Appendix Ⅰ379

The Capsule Biographies of the Poets WuJuntao Tr.Yang Liyi379

Appendix Ⅱ395

The Capsule Biographies of the Translators395

Appendix Ⅲ403

A Bibliography of the English Translations of Tang Poetry Ed.Wang Lina403

WangBo(650-676

CChen Zi’ang(661~700

Du Shenyan(645?-708

ZhangXu(C.711

Song Zhiwen(656?-712

Shen Quanqi(656?-714

Zhang Jiuling (678~740

Meng Haoran(689-740

Wang Zhihuan(688-742

He Zhizhang(659-744

Qiwu Qian(692-749

Li Qi(690?-754

Cui Hao(704?-754

Wang Changling(698-757

Wang Wei(701-761

Emperor Xuanzong(Li Long?.685-762

LiBai(or Li Po,701-762

Gao Shi(701-765

Huangfu Ran(716-769

Cen Shen(715-770

Du Fu (or Tu Pu,712-770

YuanJie(719-772

Qian Qi (722-780

Dai Shulun(732-789

Liu Changqing(714-790

Gu Kuang(725-814

Meng Jiao(751-814

Quan Deyu (759-818

Liu Zongyuan(773-819

Han Yu(768-824

Li Yi(748-829

Yuan Zhen(779-831

Liu Yuxi(772-842

Jia Dao (779-843

BaiJuyi (772-846

Du Mu(803-852

Li Shangyin(813-858

Wen Tingyun (812-870

Li Pin(818-876

Zheng Tian(823-882

Du Xunhe(846-907

Wei Zhuang(836?-910

Han Wo(844-923

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