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but more significantly in terms of local self-confidence and the forging of a Hong Kong identity
together with Lin Wenyue’s 林文月 reminiscence of her childhood in the Japanese-controlled section of Shanghai
recognizable and distinctly feminine
xii + 243 pages
1992 (reprint)
Five Seasons of a Golden Year: A Chinese Pastoral but more significantly in termsTranslated by Gerald Bullett Calligraphy by T. C. Lai 1980 156 pages ISBN 962 201 246 9 The "Five Seasons" of the title are Early Spring, Late Spring, Summer, Autumn, and Winteras represented by Fan Ch'eng ta (11261193) in a sequence of sixty poems depicting the rural year in all its toil and tranquility. Rendered into English by Gerald Bullett, the work was first published in England more than thirty years ago by the Cambridge University Press, in a
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