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If you liked Fifty-five Tʻang poems by Hugh M. Stimson, start with One thousand Chinese characters with literary glosses (1972), Introduction to Chinese Pronunciation and Yale Romanization (1985), and The Jongyuan in Yunn (1966). These recommendations are drawn from the same author, shared genres, and reader overlap on BookOrb.
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BookOrb recommends One thousand Chinese characters with literary glosses (1972), Introduction to Chinese Pronunciation and Yale Romanization (1985), The Jongyuan in Yunn (1966), Written Standard Chinese Vol. 2 (1980), and Introduction to Chinese Pronunciation and the Pin-Yin Romanization (1975).
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Fifty-five Tʻang poems is by Hugh M. Stimson.