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table of contents
  1. Title Page
  2. Copyright
  3. Dedication
  4. Contents
  5. List of Illustrations
  6. List of Maps
  7. Acknowledgments
  8. Conventions
  9. Chronology of Major Chinese Dynastic and Historical Periods
  10. Introduction
  11. The Travel Diaries of Xu Xiake
  12. Part I: The Mountain Diaries, 1613–1633
    1. A Sightseeing Trip to Mount Tiantai
    2. A Sightseeing Trip to Mount Yandang
    3. A Sightseeing Trip to Mount Baiyue
    4. A Sightseeing Trip to Mount Huang
    5. A Sightseeing Trip to Mount Wuyi
    6. A Sightseeing Trip to Mount Lu
    7. A Later Sightseeing Trip to Mount Huang
    8. A Sightseeing Trip to Nine Carp Lake
    9. A Sightseeing Trip to Mount Song
    10. A Sightseeing Trip to Mount Taihua
    11. A Sightseeing Trip to Mount Taihe
    12. Earlier Travels in Min
    13. Later Travels in Min
    14. A Later Sightseeing Trip to Mount Tiantai
    15. A Later Sightseeing Trip to Mount Yandang
    16. A Sightseeing Trip to Mount Wutai
    17. A Sightseeing Trip to Mount Heng
  13. Part II: The Provincial Diaries, 1636–1639
    1. Travels in Zhe
    2. Travels in Jiangyou
    3. Travels in Chu
    4. Travels in Western Yue
    5. Travels in Qian
    6. Travels in Dian [Selected Writings]
  14. Appendix 1. Chronology of Xu Xiake
  15. Appendix 2. Commemorative Tomb Biography of Xu Xiake, by Chen Hanhui (1589–1646)
  16. Appendix 3. Biography of Xu Xiake, by Qian Qianyi (1582–1664)
  17. Appendix 4. “Short Biography of Xu Xiake,” from the Mount Chicken Foot Gazetteer
  18. Appendix 5. Preface [to The Travel Diaries of Xu Xiake], by Pan Lei (1646–1708)
  19. Appendix 6. “Lamenting Tranquil Hearing, My Buddhist Companion: Six Poems with a Preface,” by Xu Xiake
  20. Appendix 7. “Ten Views of Mount Chicken Foot: Seventeen Poems,” by Xu Xiake
  21. Bibliography
  22. List of Contributors
  23. General Glossary-Index
  24. Place-Name Glossary-Index

Bibliography

Note: Several Chinese-language works listed in the bibliography were published with both a Chinese title and its English translation. In such cases, the original translated title appears in parentheses. For Chinese-language works published with Chinese titles only, English translations of the titles, provided by the translators of the current volume, are presented in square brackets.

ABBREVIATIONS

DMB

Hucker, A Dictionary of Ming Biography

NP1

Ding Wenjiang, Xu Xiake xiansheng nianpu

NP2

Chu Shaotang, Zengding Xu Xiake nianpu

QTS

Quan Tangshi

YJ

Chu Shaotang and Wu Yingshou, Xu Xiake youji

YJJZ

Zhu Huirong, Xu Xiake youji jiaozhu

TRANSLATIONS OF XU XIAKE’S TRAVEL DIARIES

Casacchia, Giorgio, et al., trans. 徐霞客游記Xu Xiake: Diario di viaggio [Xu Xiake: Travel diaries]. 2 vols. Hangzhou: Zhejiang University Press, 2019. Unabridged translation into Italian.

Chu Shaotang 褚紹唐 (1912–2004) and Wu Yingshou 吳應壽 (1927–), eds. Xu Xiake youji徐霞客游記 [The travel diaries of Xu Xiake]. 2 vols. Shanghai: Shanghai Guji Chubanshe, 1980; rev. ed., 2007.

Dars, Jacques, trans. Randonnées aux Sites Sublimes. Paris: Gallimard, 1993.

Kim Ŭn-hŭi (金垠希) and Yi Chu-no (李珠鲁), trans. Sŏ Ha-gaek yugi徐霞客游記 [The travel diaries of Xu Xiake]. Seoul: Somyŏng Ch’ulp’an, 2011. 7 vols. Complete translation into Korean.

Li Chi (Li Qi 李祁, 1902–89), trans. The Travel Diaries of Hsű Hsia-k’o. Hong Kong: Chinese University of Hong Kong, 1974.

Li Weirong 李偉榮, Lu Changhuai 盧長懷, and Jia Xiuhai 賈秀海, trans. Xu Xiake youji (Han-Ying duizhao) 徐霞客游記 (漢英對照) [Travel accounts of Xu Xiake: Chinese-English bilingual edition]. Changsha: Hunan Renmin Chubanshe, 2016.

Lu Changhuai 盧長懷 and Jia Xiuhai 賈秀海, trans. Yingyi Xu Xiake youji英譯徐霞客游記 (The Travels of Xu Xiake). Shanghai: Shanghai Waiyu Jiaoyu Chubanshe, 2010.

Mu Xianfeng, trans. “A Trip to Jiuli Lake.” Chinese Literature 2 (2000): 24–29.

Strassberg, Richard, trans. Inscribed Landscapes: Travel Writing from Imperial China, 319–34. Berkeley: University of California Press, 1994.

Wang Rongpei 汪榕培, Jia Xiuhai 賈秀海, and Lu Changhuai 盧長懷, trans. The Travels of Xu Xiake. Shanghai: Shanghai Foreign Language Education Press, 2011.

Zhu Huirong 朱惠榮 (1936–2018), ed. Xu Xiake youji jiaozhu徐霞客游記校注 [The travel diaries of Xia Xiake, with collations and commentary]. 2 vols. Beijing: Zhonghua Shuju, 1985; rev. ed., 2017.

Zhu Huirong 朱惠榮 and Li Xinghe 李興和, trans. Xu Xiake youji徐霞客游記 [The travel diaries of Xu Xiake]. 4 vols. Guiyang: Guizhou Renmin Chubanshe, 1997. A complete translation into modern Chinese.

MODERN ANTHOLOGIES AND STUDIES OF XU XIAKE AND HIS TRAVEL DIARIES

Chang Chun-shu (Zhang Chunshu 張春樹). “Hsü Hsia-k’o (1586–1641).” In Two Studies in Chinese Literature, edited by Li Chi (Li Qi 李祁) and Dale Johnson, 24–46. Michigan Monographs in Chinese Studies 3. Ann Arbor: University of Michigan Center for Chinese Studies, 1968.

Chen Yangu 陳雁谷. “Tuokou er chu de shici, qinxinpi de zhiqing—Xu Xiake ‘Ku Jingwen Chanlü’ shi de qing he yi’” 脫口而出的詩辭, 沁心脾的摯情—徐霞客《哭靜聞禅侶》詩的情和藝 [Deep feelings that touch the heart in poetic diction suddenly blurted out: The emotion and art in Xu Xiake’s poems “Lamenting Tranquil Hearing, My Buddhist Companion”]. Wuxi jiaoyu xueyuan xuebao 1 (1996): 51–52.

Chu Shaotang 褚紹唐. Zengding Xu Xiake nianpu增訂徐霞客年譜 [Revised and expanded chronological biography of Xu Xiake]. In Xu Xiake yu shanshui wenhua徐霞客與山水文化 [Xu Xiake and landscape culture], edited by Zheng Zu’an and Jiang Minghong, 520–88. Shanghai: Shanghai Wenhua Chubanshe, 1994.

Ding Shixian 丁式賢. “Zailun Xu Xiake yu Chen Hanhui” 再論徐霞客與陳 函輝 [Further discussion of Xu Xiake and Chen Hanhui]. Xu Xiake yanjiu 21 (2010): 83–89.

Ding Wenjiang 丁文江 (1887–1936), comp. Xu Xiake xiansheng nianpu徐霞客先生年譜 [Chronological biography of the Honorable Xu Xiake]. In Xu Xiake youji, edited by Chu Shaotang and Wu Yingshou, 2:520–88. Shanghai: Shanghai Guji Chubanshe, 1980; rev. ed., 2007.

———. “Xu Xiake youji” 徐霞客游記 [The travel diaries of Xu Xiake]. Zhongyang yanjiuyuan yuankan 3 (December 1956): 513–22. Originally published 1926.

Fan Yiru 范宜如. “Xu Xiake youji de Xi’nan shuxie: yi yizu xushu wei tanlun hexin 《徐霞客游記》的西南書寫: 以異族許書為談論核心 (On Xu Xiake youji’s Writings of the Southwest: A Discussion Centered on Its Non-Han Description).” Zhongzheng Hanxue yanjiu 37 (June 2021): 249–78.

Fan Zuqi范祖錡 and Wang Shuwu王樹五, eds. Zhongguo Yunnan Xu Xiake yanjiu xueshu taolunhui lunwenji中國雲南徐霞客研究學術討論會論文集 [Collected essays from the academic symposium in Yunnan China on the study of Xu Xiake]. Kunming: Yunnan Renmin Chubanshe, 1995.

Fang Chao-ying (Fang Zhaoying 房兆楹; 1908–85). “Hsü Hung-tsu.” In Eminent Chinese of the Ch’ing Period (1644–1912), edited by Arthur W. Hummel, 314–16. Taipei: Ch’eng Wen Publishing, 1972. Originally published 1943.

He Zhan 何瞻 (James M. Hargett). “Chongxin pinggu Xu Xiake zai Zhongguo gudai wenxue shishang de diwei” 重新評估徐霞客在中國古代文學史上 的地位 [Xu Xiake and his place in the history of traditional Chinese travel literature: A reassessment]. Xu Xiake yanjiu 28 (2014): 23–35.

Hu Haiqin. “Research on Theories of Travel Writing in the Late Ming Dynasty.” Frontiers in Art Research 3, no. 5 (2021): 15–24.

Jiang Minghong 蔣明宏. “Mingdai Jiangnan xiangcun jingji bianqian de ge’an yanjiu—Jiangyin Xu Xiake jiazu jingji xingshuai, fenjia xichan ji Mingmo zhibuzuofang zhu wenti tanxi 明代江南鄉村經濟變遷的個案研究—江陰徐霞客家族經濟興衰 , 分家析產及明末織布作坊諸問題探析[A case study of economic changes at the village level in Jiangnan during the Ming period: The economic rise and decline of Xu Xiake’s family in Jiangyin, and a look into some questions concerning the division of property and managing a weaving workshop at the end of the Ming]. Zhongguo nongshi 4 (2006): 88–97.

Liu Gucheng 劉固城. Xu Xiake pingzhuan徐霞客評傳[A critical biography of Xu Xiake]. Ha’erbin: Dongbei Linye Daxue Chubanshe, 1986.

Liu Jingmao 劉景毛. “Shitan xinban Xu Xiake youji de jiaokan”試談新版《徐霞客游記》的校勘[A tentative discussion with collations of a new edition of The Travel Diaries of Xu Xiake]. Wuxi jiaoyu xueyuan xuebao 1 (1995): 36–39.

Liu Yachao 劉亞朝. “Xu Xiake de Kunming youren” 徐霞客的昆明友人[Xu Xiake’s friends in Kunming]. Yunnan minzu daxue xuebao 23, no. 5 (2006): 159–61.

Lü Xisheng 呂錫生. “Xu Xiake de hunyin beiju” 徐霞客的婚姻悲劇 [The tragedy in Xu Xiake’s marriage]. Jiangnan luntan 93 (November 15, 1988.10): 43–44.

Lu Yongkang 盧永康, ed. Xu Xiake sanwen jiaozhu徐霞客散文校注 [Xu Xiake’s prose, with collations and commentary]. Kunming: Yunnan Renmin Chubanshe, 1997.

Lu Yongkang 盧永康 and Qi Ruoyu 祁若渝, eds. Xu Xiake shi jiaozhu徐霞客詩校注[Xu Xiake’s poetry, with collations and commentary]. Kunming: Yunnan Renmin Chubanshe, 1994.

Luo Jinsong 羅勁松. Yanzhe Xu Xiake de zuji沿著徐霞客的足跡[Following the footsteps of Xu Xiake]. Guilin: Guangxi Shifan Daxue Chubanshe, 2009.

Nanjing Normal University, Geography Department, ed. Xu Xiake yanjiu wenji— Jinian Xu Xiake danchen sibai zhounian徐霞客研究文集—紀念徐霞客誕辰四百周年[Collected essays on Xu Xiake studies—Commemorating the four hundredth anniversary of Xu Xiake’s birth]. Nanjing: Jiangsu Jiaoyu Chubanshe, 1986.

Ni Qixin 倪其心et al., eds. Zhongguo gudai youji xuan中國古代游記選 [Selected travel accounts from ancient China], 2:205–38. Beijing: Zhongguo Lüyou Chubanshe, 1985.

Sun Zhongming 孫仲明. “Xu Xiake Sujiang jiyuan zai dili kexue shang de gongxian yu yingxiang” 徐霞客《溯江紀源》在地理科學上的貢獻與影響[The contribution and influence of Xu Xiake’s Tracing the Jiang Upstream to Unravel Its Source in geography and science]. Dili kexue 6, no. 1 (February 1989): 64–69.

Tang Xiren 唐錫仁 and Yang Wenheng 楊文衡. Xu Xiake ji qi youji yanjiu徐霞客及其游記研究 [Studies on Xu Xiake and his travel diaries]. Beijing: Zhongguo Shehui Kexue Chubanshe, 1987.

Tao Mingxuan 陶明選. Xu Xiake ji qi jiazu yu Mingdai shehui yanjiu徐霞客及其家族與明代社會研究[Xu Xiake, his family, and study of Ming society]. Taipei: Jiuzhou Chubanshe, 2023.

Ting, V. K. (Ding Wenjiang 丁文江). “On Hsü Hsia-k’o 徐霞客 (1586–1641): Explorer and Geographer.” China Review 3, no. 5 (October 1921): 325–37.

Wan Ming 萬明. “Baiyin xingbie, yu Wan Ming shehui bianqian—Yi Xu Xiake jiazu wei ge’an” 白銀性別與晚明社會變遷—以徐霞客家族為個案(“Silver, Gender and Social Changes in the Late Ming Dynasty: Taking Xu Xiake’s Family as an Individual Case”). Beijing daxue xuebao (Zhexue shehui kexue ban) 55, no. 4 (July 2018): 92–105.

Wang Zhaotong 王兆彤, ed. Xu Xiake youji xuanzhu徐霞客遊記選注 [The travel diaries of Xu Xiake, with selected commentary]. Ji’nan: Shandong Jiaoyu Chubanshe, 1986.

Ward, Julian. “Xu Xiake.” In Berkshire Dictionary of Chinese Biography, edited by Kerry Brown, 2:1042–54. Great Barrington, MA: Berkshire, 2016.

———. Xu Xiake (1587–1641): The Art of Travel Writing. Richmond: Curzon, 2000.

Wu Qiulong 鄔秋龍. “Xu Xiake chuyou kaoshu” 徐霞客出遊考述[An examination of Xu Xiake’s travels].Wuxi jiaoyu xueyuan xuebao 20, no. 1 (March 2000): 26–31.

Xue Zhongliang 薛仲良, ed. Xu Xiake jiaji徐霞客家集 [The Xu Xiake family collection]. Beijing: Xinhua Chubanshe, 1995.

Yan Zhenfei 嚴振非. “Xu Xiake muzhiming yu shiliao shizheng”《徐霞客墓誌銘》與史料實證[Commemorative Tomb Biography for Xu Xiake and concrete historical evidence]. Xu Xiake yanjiu 18 (2009): 97–99.

Yang Yangfan and Chen Meihong. “A New Discovery of Xu Xiake’s Whereabouts in Zhejiang Province from the Perspective of Digital Xu Studies.” Paradigm Academic Press Studies in Social Science & Humanities 2, no. 2 (February 2023): 15–20.

Zhao Botao 趙伯陶, ed. Xu Xiake youji徐霞客遊記 [The travel diaries of Xu Xiake]. Zhengzhou: Zhongzhou Guji Chubanshe, 2018.

Zheng Zu’an 鄭祖安 and Jiang Minghong 蔣明宏, eds. Xu Xiake yu shanshui wenhua徐霞客與山水文化 [Xu Xiake and landscape culture]. Shanghai: Shanghai Wenhua Chubanshe, 1994.

Zhou Ningxia 周寧霞 (1931–2005). “Xu Xiake jiating beiju ji Li Ji shengnian zai tantao—jian da Lü Xisheng Xiansheng de zhiyi” 徐霞客家庭悲 劇及李寄生年再探討—兼答呂錫生先生的質疑 [Further inquiry into Xu Xiake’s family tragedy and Li Ji’s birth year, along with responses to Mr. Lü Xisheng’s challenge questions], paper published in the proceedings of the conference Xu Xiake yu Yue wenhua ji Zhongguo Shaoxing lüyou wenhua yantaohui lunwen huibian [Collection of papers from the symposium on Xu Xiake, Vietnamese Culture, and Chinese Shaoxing Tourism Culture], 223–32. Jiangyin: Zhejiangsheng Xu Xiake Yanjiuhui, 2003.

———. Xu Xiake lungao徐霞客論稿 [A draft discourse on Xu Xiake]. Shanghai: Shanghai Guji chubanshe, 2004.

———. “Xu Xiake youji yuanshi chaoben faxian ji zhengli chuban jingguo shuyao” 《徐霞客游記》原始抄本發現及整理出版經過述要[Summary of the discovery of an original handwritten copy of The Travel Diaries of Xu Xiake and the process of collation and publication]. Xu Xiake yanjiu 2, 151–52. Beijing: Xueyuan Chubanshe, 1998.

Zhu Huirong 朱惠榮 (1936–2018). Xu Xiake zai Yunnan徐霞客在雲南 [Xu Xiake in Yunnan]. Beijing: Sanlian Shudian, 2014.

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Zhu Jukan 朱鈞侃and Ni Shaoxiang 倪紹祥, eds. Xuxue gailun:Xu Xiake ji qi youji yanjiu徐學概論: 徐霞客及其游記研究 [A general discussion of Xu-ology: Studies of Xu Xiake and his travel diaries]. Nanjing: Jiangsu Jiaoyu Chubanshe, 1999.

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