Xu Yuanchong, a noted translator in China and a professor at the School of Journalism and Communication of Peking University, ... Selected Poems of Li Bai, The Red and the Black, ...

In China, Tang poet Li Bai (701-762) is an indisputable household name. Generations of Chinese artists have created works paying tribute to this great figure in the history of Chinese poetry, and ...

Li Bai, an 8th-century Chinese poet, is played by Dimei Wu, a second-year bioengineering student. In the sword dance ''Bring in the Wine,'' Li Bai expresses his anger. Li Bai – played here by ...

Xu Yuanchong gives a lecture on poetic translation in Beijing on Friday, Aug. 22, 2014. [By Yang Jia/China.org.cn] The beauty of translation comes from linguistic equivalence and cultural ...

When Xu Yuanchong, born in 1921, stood up from a podium seat with the assistance of a few helpful hands to exit the hall where he had just delivered a speech on translation, hundreds in the ...

Distinguished Chinese translator Xu Yuanchong passed away on Thursday. He was 100. Xu was also a professor at Peking University known for his countless translation works of ancient Chinese poetry ...

A nomadic wanderer and free-spirited romantic, Li Bai 李白, also known as Li Po, lived some 1300 years ago and yet his poems are still cherished for their wild imagination and effortless artistry.

Xu Yuanchong, a translator who helped bridge Chinese and Western cultures by translating Chinese classics into English and French, and vice versa, died last week at the age of 100.

Mainland translator Professor Xu Yuanchong shared his knowledge and experience in translation with local students and scholars at a lecture. Professor Xu, 79, has been proclaimed by Chinese ...

Distinguished Chinese translator Xu Yuanchong passed away on Thursday. He was 100. Xu was also a professor at Peking University known for his countless translation works of ancient Chinese poetry ...