Selected Yuan, Ming, and Qing Qu Poetry (Famous Name Series of Selected Works)

Author: Wang Qihong, Bai Zhaozhao, Xie Boyang
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Publish Date: 1998-05-01
Features: Everyone despises a tight fate, who doesn’t see money as dear? A crystal ring in a paste pot, sticks and rolls. A lake of prose holds a money pile, the gatehouse becomes a bewitching maze, integrity is dumplings. The gourd tip is steady. Zhang Keren/Principal · Drunken Peace Satirizing the World
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