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Li Dou, The Pleasure-Boats of Yangzhou. Gardens of the Qing Dynasty.

Lucie Olivová

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Between 1764 - 95, the petty official Li Dou kept a record of the sites of Yangzhou, the city which became the cultural trendsetter for painting, garden design, opera etc. Translated are some of the descriptions of famous Yangzhou gardens.

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Between 1764 - 95, the petty official Li Dou kept a record of the sites of Yangzhou, the city which became the cultural trendsetter for painting, garden design, opera etc. Translated are some of the descriptions of famous Yangzhou gardens.

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Between 1764 - 95, the petty official Li Dou kept a record of the sites of Yangzhou, the city which became the cultural trendsetter for painting, garden design, opera etc. Translated are some of the descriptions of famous Yangzhou gardens.

Key concepts: Pleasure, Opera, Art, Painting, Ancient history, Visual arts, History, Psychology

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