1. Two Poems
(December 2013/Translation)

by Xiao Kaiyu, translated by Christopher Lupke Homage to Du Fu (Part One) This is another China.           For what does it exist? Nobody answered, and

2. Christopher Lupke
(December 2013/Contributors)

Christopher Lupke (PhD, Cornell University) is associate professor of Chinese and Coordinator of Asian Languages at Washington State University. He concurrently served as the President of the Associ

3. Christopher Lupke
(July 2011/Contributors)

Christopher Lupke (PhD, Cornell University) is associate professor of Chinese and Coordinator of Asian Languages at Washington State University. He concurrently serves as the President of the Associat

4. Two Poems
(July 2011/Translations)

by Xiao Kaiyu, translated from the Chinese by Christopher Lupke A Telegram November 6, 1986. Snow was strangely falling on a sunny day. Or maybe it was a blustery day And the time was 1985 in the sp

5. Commemoration (1, 2, 5, and 8)
(July 2011/Translations)

by Wang Jiaxin, translated from the Chinese by Christopher Lupke 1 Alone again and on the road: bringing along your own Best wishes for yourself, to get rid of the dreary clouds. The lovely countrys

6. Cha: An Asian Literary Journal
(July 2011/Front page)

...bsp;Sumana Roy, Russell C. Leong, Amylia Grace Poetry in translation: Duo Duo, Mai Mang, Wang Jiaxin, Christopher Lupke, Zhai Yongming, Andrea Lingenfelter, Xi Chuan, Lucas Kl...

7. Cha: An Asian Literary Journal
(December 2013/Front page)

...wcase their work: Translation: Lucas Klein, A.K. Ramanjuan, Reid Mitchell, George Life, Canaan Morse, Michael Gray, Christopher Lupke, Dulal Al Monsur, Nicholas Francis, Michael Farman, Michael O'...