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Renditions no. 85 (Spring 2016)
Renditions no. 85 is devoted to narratives covering a wide scope of Chinese history. We begin with chapter five from Feng Menglong’s 馮夢龍 seventeenth-century historical novel, Chronicles of the Eastern Zhou Kingdoms. Other features comprise the official biographies of the first six empresses of the Ming Dynasty as recorded in the Mingshi 明史 [History of the Ming dynasty], as written by the historiographers in the Qing dynasty that followed, another excerpt from Chi Pang-yuan’s 齊邦媛 The Great Flowing River, ‘In Ninety-nine Degrees of Heat’ by Lin Huiyin 林徽因, ‘The Innermost Rebellion’ by Xiu Bai 修白, and ‘Fish of the People’ by Su Tong 蘇童.
136 pages
Table of Contents
| Editor’s Page | 5 | |
| Feng Menglong | Chronicles of the Eastern Zhou Kingdoms: Chapter Five Translated by Erik Honobe |
7 |
| Zhang Tingyu et al. | Empresses of the Ming Dynasty: 1368–1462, from the History of the Ming Dynasty Translated by Ellen Soulliere |
23 |
| Lin Huiyin | In Ninety-nine Degrees of Heat Translated by Yaohua Shi and Judith M. Amory |
43 |
| Xiu Bai | The Innermost Rebellion Translated by Dongwei Chu |
63 |
| Su Tong | Fish of the People Translated by Dongwei Chu |
70 |
| Chi Pang-yuan | The Great Flowing River: Chapter Three Translated by John Balcom |
84 |
| Book Notices | 131 | |
| Notes on Authors | 133 | |
| Notes on Contributors | 135 | |
