- 1Introduction
- 2Ch‘u Yüan [Fourth Century b.c.] — 1 — The Great Summons
- 3Wang Wei [a.d. 699-759] — 2 — Prose Letter
- 4Li Po [a.d. 701-762]
- 56 — In the Mountains on a Summer Day
- 67 — Waking From Drunkenness on a Spring Day
- 78 — Self-Abandonment
- 89 — To Tan Ch‘iu
- 910 — Clearing at Dawn
- 10Po Chu-I
- 1111 — After Passing the Examination
- 1212 — Escorting Candidates to the Examination Hall
- 1313 — In Early Summer Lodging in a Temple to Enjoy the Moonlight
- 1414 — Sick Leave
- 1515 — Watching the Reapers
- 1616 — Going Alone to Spend a Night at the Hsien-Yu Temple
- 1717 — Planting Bamboos
- 1818 — To Li Chien
- 1919 — At the End of Spring
- 2020 — The Poem on the Wall
- 2121 — Chu Ch‘ēn Village
- 2222 — Fishing in the Wei River
- 2323 — Lazy Man’s Song
- 2424 — Illness and Idleness
- 2525 — Winter Night
- 2626 — The Chrysanthemums in the Eastern Garden
- 2727 — Poems in Depression, at Wei Village
- 2828 — To His Brother Hsing-Chien, Who Was Serving in Tung-Ch‘uan
- 2929 — Starting Early From the Ch‘u-Ch‘ēng Inn
- 3030 — Rain
- 3131 — The Beginning of Summer
- 3232 — Visiting the Hsi-Lin Temple
- 3333 — Prose Letter to Yüan Chēn
- 3434 — Hearing the Early Oriole
- 3535 — Dreaming That I Went With Lu and Yu to Visit Yüan Chēn
- 3636 — The Fifteenth Volume
- 3737 — Invitation to Hsiao Chü-Shih
- 3838 — To Li Chien
- 3939 — The Spring River
- 4040 — After Collecting the Autumn Taxes
- 4141 — Lodging With the Old Man of the Stream
- 4242 — To His Brother Hsing-Chien
- 4343 — The Pine-Trees in the Courtyard
- 4444 — Sleeping on Horseback
- 4545 — Parting From the Winter Stove
- 4646 — Good-Bye to the People of Hangchow
- 4747 — Written When Governor of Soochow
- 4848 — Getting Up Early on a Spring Morning
- 4949 — Losing a Slave-Girl
- 5050 — The Grand Houses at Lo-Yang
- 5151 — The Cranes
- 5252 — On His Baldness
- 5353 — Thinking of the Past
- 5454 — A Mad Poem Addressed to My Nephews and Nieces
- 5555 — Old Age
- 5656 — To a Talkative Guest
- 5757 — To Liu Yu-Hsi
- 5858 — My Servant Wakes Me
- 5959 — Since I Lay Ill
- 6060 — Song of Past Feelings [With Preface]
- 6161 — Illness
- 6262 — Resignation
- 63Yüan Chen [a.d. 799-831]
- 6464 — The Pitcher
- 65Po Hsing-Chien [a.d. 799-831] [Brother of Po-Chü-i] — 65 — The Stor…
- 66Wang Chien [C. a.d. 830]
- 6767 — The South
- 68Ou-Yang Hsiu [B. 1007; D. 1072] — 68 — Autumn
- 69Appendix
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