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Hong Kong literature can be said to have come of age
marriage and mother-daughter relationships
scholars and students
local young writers face up to such issues as rapid economic and political changes as well as the continuous impact of Western ideas and mores
Renditions no. 79 (Spring 2013) Hong Kong literature can beThe issue features a selection of work representing a variety of periods and genres of Chinese literature. Highlights include Lament over My Poor Fate, an extraordinary long poem of female authorship from the Song dynasty translated by Wilt Idema, a selection of Huang Zunxians writings on Japan, translated by Jack Chen and Yunshuang Zhang, followed by a commentary essay by Cheng Yu yu of National Taiwan University. We will also continue our
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