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  • "Guo Morou: Qianmao", Ibid., pp.117-119.
  • "Li Ji: Wang Guei & Li Xiangxiang", Ibid., pp.148-150.

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  • "From Petitions to Fiction: Visions of the Future Propagated in Early Modern China" by Wang Xiaoming, Translation & Creation: Readings of Western Literature in Early Modern China 1840-1916, ed. D.E. Pollard (Amsterdam & Philadelphia: John Benjamins, 1998) pp. 43-56.
  • (and D.E. Pollard) "Beyond Transient Applause" by Ji Ji, Renditions Nos. 35/36, pp.299-304.
  • "National Salvation Corporation" (a nine-act play), Oxford Anthology of Contemporary Chinese Plays, ed. Martha Cheung & Jane Lai (Hong Kong: Oxford University Press, 1997), pp.501-558.
  • "Traces of Love" by Eileen Chang, Renditions No.45 (Spring 1996), pp.112-127.
    Revised version collected in Eileen Chang, Traces of Love and Other Stories, ed. Eva Hung, Renditions Paperbacks, 2000, pp.92-125.
  • "Fin de Siecle Splendour" by Zhu Tianxin, Chinese Literature: the Modern Tradition, ed. Joseph S.M. Lau and Howard Goldblatt (New York: Columbia University Press, 1995), pp.444-459.
  • "The Colours of Love" by Xiao Sa, Renditions Nos. 35/36 (1991), pp.103-120.
  • "A Handsome Youth Tries to Avoid Suspicion But Arouses It Instead", in Li Yu: Silent Operas, ed. Patrick Hanan, (Hong Kong: Renditions Paperbacks, 1990), pp 43-74.
  • (and Agnes Tang) "Missing" by Su Weizheng, in Contemporary Women Writers: Hong Kong & Taiwan, (Hong Kong: Renditions Paperbacks, 1990), pp.89-112.
  • "Home-coming" by Yi Shu, Renditions Nos.29/30 Special Issue on Hong Kong (Spring & Autumn 1988), pp.108-113.
  • Three Poems on the Burial of Qiu Jin, Renditions No. 64 (Autumn 2005), p. 111-114.
  • "long alley song" by Guan Guan, Renditions No. 61 (Spring 2004), p. 57.
  • "No Need for Poetry" by Xiong Hong, Ibid., p. 70.
  • Two ci poems by Liu Yong, A Silver Treasury of Chinese Lyrics, Hong Kong: Renditions Books, 2003, pp.84-87.
  • "To Jade Tower Spring" by Yan Jidao, Ibid., pp.144-145.
  • "To Riverbank Faery" by Chen Yuyi, Ibid., pp.200-201.
  • "To the Diviner" by Lu You, Ibid., pp.228-229.
  • "To Joyous as Heaven" by Jiang Kui, Ibid., pp.266-267.
  • "To Master Ruan Returns" by Zhang Yan, Ibid., pp.328-329.
  • "Song of Zhaojun, Composed by Imperial Command" by Yu Xin, Renditions Nos. 59 & 60 (2003), pp. 36-37.
  • "Songs of the Luminous Lady" by Wang Anshi, Ibid., pp. 59-63.
  • "Wang Zhaojun series, No.3" by Hu Xiake, Ibid., pp.106-107.
  • "Song of Zhaojun" by Yan Guangmin, Ibid., pp. 112-113.
  • "A Eulogy" by Huang Zhijun, Ibid., pp. 114-115.
  • "The Luminous Lady" by Bao Guixing, Ibid., pp.126-127.
  • "Plum Blossoms and Snow: three ci poems" with introductory note, Renditions No. 58 (Autumn 2002) pp.41-46.
  • "I'm Afraid I'll Fall Asleep Before Dawn—To the May Fourth Movement in Its Threescore and Ten Years" by Woo Kowk Yin, Renditions No. 56 (Autumn 2001) Special Section: New Hong Kong Poetry, p. 87.
  • "Excavation" by Hua Zhifeng, Renditions No. 55 (Spring 2001) Special Section: Singaporean Chinese Poetry, p. 121.
  • "What the Soap Says to the Razor" by Liang Wenfu, Ibid., p. 115.
  • "A Widower's Drunken Words" by Wen Kai, Ibid., p. 101.
  • Tr. with introduction, "Ghost-busting Song" by an anonymous author, Renditions Nos. 53/54 (2000) Special Issue on Chinese Impressions of the West, pp. 250-253.
  • "Rainbow-Coloured Dreams" by Cheung Kwok Man, Renditions Nos. 47/48 (Hong Kong Nineties), 1997, pp.214-215.
  • "You Don't Want Roses" by Xiao Si, Ibid., pp.216-217.
  • "Images of Hong Kong in the Tourist Association's Publicity Films" by Gu Cao, Ibid., pp.218-219.
  • "瘋狂的圈:馬宥廣場的母親們"詩五首by Marjorie Agosin,《呼吸詩刊》No.4, pp.84-86.
  • Three poems by Shu Ting, Chinese Literature: the Modern Tradition (New York: Columbia University Press, 1995), pp.572-574.
  • "Messages at the Station" and "Su Wu Tending Sheep" by Du Ye, Renditions Nos. 35/36 (Special Issue on Contemporary Taiwan Literature), pp.256-259.
  • "In the Mirror" and "Words that are Inaudible" by Wu Mingxing, Ibid., pp.266-267.
  • "My Heart that Never Trembles" by Wang Tianyuan, Ibid., pp.280-289.
  • "To my Deceased Grandmother", "A Yellow Mud Track in Winter", "No More Goodbyes", "Pure Land", "Poverty, the Tip of His Nose is Cold", "The Bulin File", in Gu Cheng: Selected Poems, ed. Sean Golden & Chu Chiyu, (Hong Kong: Renditions Paperbacks, 1990), pp. 50-51, 55-57, 80-81, 98-111.
  • "Resurrection", "Anchor", "Birdsong in a City", "Walking past a Monumental Mason", "Cable Car on Victoria Peak", "Ten Lines" and "Seven Lines" by Shu Xiangcheng, Renditions Nos. 29/30 (Spring & Autumn 1988), Special Issue on Hong Kong , pp.194-198.
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  • "Those Words" by Bing Xin, Renditions No. 25 (Spring 1986) p. 52.
  • "Going to the Movies" by Du Du, Renditions No. 66 (2006), pp. 91-93.
  • Tr. with introduction, Selections from Peitions from Jiaobin lu by Feng Guifen, Renditions Nos.53/54 (2000) Special Issue on Chinese Impressions of the West, pp.33-38.
  • Tr. with introduction, 'An Imperial Audience' recorded by Zeng Jize, Ibid., pp. 52-54.
  • Tr. with introduction, Selections from London and Paris Diary by Guo Songdao, Ibid., pp.74-83.
  • Tr. with introduction, Selections from Autobiography of Ouchu at Fifty by Mu Xiangyue, Ibid., pp. 219-226.
  • Tr. with introduction, Selections from An Ordeal under the Barbarians by Cao Sheng, Ibid., pp.232-237.
  • "Two prose pieces" by Xiao Si, Renditions No.47/48 (Spring & Autumn 1997) Special Issue on Hong Kong Literature of the 1990s, pp.126-129.
  • "The Precious Moments of a Spring Morn" by Liang Yuchun, Chinese Literature: the Modern Tradition, ed. Joseph S.M. Lau & Howard Goldblatt (New York: Columbia University Press, 1995), pp.647-650.
  • Tr. with introduction, "Last Letter to His Wife" by Lin Juemin, Renditions Nos.41/42 (1994), pp.160-164.
  • (and D.E. Pollard) "Heart-scorching, bone-burning Days: Memoirs of the Cultural Revolution: excerpts", Renditions No.38 (Autumn 1992), pp. 123-144.
  • "On a Tiled Courtyard I Pick up the Years" by Wu Cheng, Renditions Nos. 35/36 (1991), pp.1-7. Broadcasted on BBC Radio 4, July 1997.
  • Tr. with introduction, "Dongpo's Miscellaneous Records: excerpts" by Su Shi, Renditions Nos. 33/34 (1990), pp.123-140.
  • "Preface to The Hall of Laughter", Ibid., pp.188-189.
  • "Preface to A Good Laugh", Renditions, Ibid., pp.190-191.
  • "Two Travel Essays on European Cities", Ibid., pp.210-213.
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  • Poem: "Tongues", in Conspire, Vol.3 No.11 (November 1999).
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  • "The Humorous World of George Kao", 《與中大一同成長》,Hong Kong: Institute of Chinese Studies, Chinese University of Hong Kong, 2000, pp.212-214.
  • "從風浪裡過來的宋淇",Ibid., pp.215-217.
  • "Eleven Year, and Counting", Ibid., pp.246-248.
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