第三百三十一篇第三百三十一篇Story Three Hundred and Thirty-One

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Story Three Hundred and Thirty-One · Strange Tales from a Chinese Studio

Scholar Li

A line drawing in the manner of a late-Qing lithographed edition: on a snowy winter morning beside a wide pond outside a walled country retreat, a scholar in a wide-sleeved gown stands on the path with one arm raised, calling after an old shaven-headed monk who rides away on a lean donkey with a bag and carrying pole, turning back with palms pressed together in thanks, while bare trees and a far village stand across the water.

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