Tales of Fishermen - Yu-yin cong-hua

Japanese: 漁隠叢話 - ぎょいんそうわ（英語表記）Yu-yin cong-hua

A book of essays on poetry from the Southern Song Dynasty in China. Compiled by Hu Zai. The first collection consists of 60 volumes, the second collection of 40 volumes. Its formal name is Zhaoxi Gyoin Conghua. It classifies and arranges the critiques of previous writers on the poetry of successive generations. It is a successor to Ruan Yue's Shihua Zonggui, but it also includes essays on poetry by Su Shi and Huang Tingjian, who were from the near era and were not included in Shihua Zonggui. The essays are arranged not by content but by the age of the writers. Many of the essays are quotations from other people's writings, but some of them express the author's own opinions.

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Japanese:

中国，南宋の詩論書。胡仔 (こし) の編。前集 60巻，後集 40巻。正式には『ちょう渓 (ちょうけい) 漁隠叢話』という。歴代の詩につき前人の評論を分類，配列したもの。阮閲の『詩話総亀』を継いだものであるが，『詩話総亀』には収められていない近い時代の蘇軾や黄庭堅の詩論も収め，また配列も内容別ではなく，人物の年代の前後によっている。多くは他人の著述を引用したものだが，なかに自説も示している。

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