The Journey to the West, Revised Edition

  • The Journey to the West, Revised Edition
    The Journey to the West, Revised Edition
    By Cheng'en Wu

    So once again he called Shubao, Jingde, the ministers Du and Fang into the palace, saying to them, “Though I got some rest these past two days, I have imposed on the two generals the hardship of staying up all night.

  • The Journey to the West, Revised Edition
    The Journey to the West, Revised Edition
    By Cheng'en Wu

    Icy strings: bingxian Ѣ䋻, refers to a lute (i.e., pipa) brought back from the region of Shu (the modern Sichuan) by ... Stroke: in the writings ofJing Fang ٜࣘ (77–37 BCE) and Yu Fan Ⴢي (164–233 CE), two early alchemical theorists, ...

  • The Journey to the West, Revised Edition
    The Journey to the West, Revised Edition
    By Cheng'en Wu

    The story of Xuanzang, the monk who went from China to India in quest of Buddhist scriptures.

  • The Journey to the West, Revised Edition
    The Journey to the West, Revised Edition
    By Anthony C. Yu

    An adventure rich with danger and excitement, this seminal work of the Chinese literary canonis by turns allegory, satire, and fantasy.

  • The Journey to the West, Revised Edition
    The Journey to the West, Revised Edition
    By Anthony C. Yu

    An adventure rich with danger and excitement, this seminal work of the Chinese literary canonis by turns allegory, satire, and fantasy.