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This is a book with the best poems selected from the Tang Dynasty in Chinese. As we know it well, Wang Wei is one of the best poets in the Tang Dynasty. This book has selected some of the best poetic works of Wang Wei. After prudentially reviewing the available English translation on Internet, I am confident my English translation is one the best.
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The Poems of Wang Wei (王維詩選) - You-Sheng Chen
《送綦毋潛落第還鄉》 / 《Seeing off Homebound Qiwu Qian after Failing in the Imperial Examination》
《送別》/ 《See-off》
《青溪》 / 《Green Creek》
《渭川田家》 / 《Farm Houses by the Wei River》
《西施詠》 / 《Chant to Xishi》
《洛陽女兒行》 / 《An Ode to A Lady from Luoyang》
《老將行》 / 《An Ode to an Old General 》
《桃源行》 / 《The Trip to the Land of Peach Blossoms》
《輞川閒居贈裴秀才迪》 / 《A Message to Pei Di from My Leisure Lodge At Wangchuan》
《山居秋暝》 / 《Autumn Evening in My Mountain Lodge》
《歸嵩山作》 / 《Retiring to the Songshan Mount》
《終南山》 / 《The Zhongnan Mountains》
《酬張少府》 / 《To the Palace Representative Zhang》
《過香積寺》 / 《Passing the Xiangji Temple》
《送梓州李使君》 / 《Seeing off the Commissioner Li Zizhou》
《漢江臨泛》 / 《Before Sailing on the Han River》
《終南別業》 / 《Retreat in the Zhongnan Mount》
《和賈至舍人早朝大明宮之作》 / 《A Poem Together with the Secretary Jia Zhi at the Morning Court Assembly》
《奉和聖制從蓬萊向興慶閣道中留春雨中春望之作應制》 / 《Replying the Emperor's Poem after Leaving the Penlai Palace on the Way to the Xinqing Tower When Stopped
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