红楼梦中英文对照

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《三国演义》Romance of the Three Kingdoms 《红楼梦》A Dream of Red Mansions or the Story of Stone《西游记》A Journey to the West. 通向西方的远征 / 路途，这个意思基本符合唐僧西游的本意。《水浒传》Outlaws of the Marsh，沼泽地里的强盗（逍遥法外的人），水浒里的108好汉，都是借着那片沼泽地，劫富济贫的。在统治者眼里，他们确实是强盗，一群不法分子。《水浒传》翻译成 Outlaws of the Marsh，其实是意译。以上翻译是在《China Daily》上看到的。介绍

Chinese Literature - Novels and fictionHongloumeng 红楼梦"The Dream of the Red Chamber"Also called "The story of the Stone (Shitouji 石头记)", this novel written by Cao Xueqin 曹雪芹 (d. 1763) is said to be the greatest masterpiece of Chinese fiction. A wide branched scholarship does not consent about the main theme of this novel, should it be a novel of sentiment, of Daoist-Buddhist enlightenment, of social observation, of the decay of an aristocratic familiy, or even a veiled attack on Manchu rule. The frame of the novel is the contest of a Buddhist and a Daoist priest who make be born a young noble boy called Jia Baoyu 贾宝玉 and his girl cousin Lin Daiyu 林黛玉. With a loving detail describing the life of the two cousins in a huge noble mansion, between gardens and palaces, the red thread is the triangular love between Baoyu, Daiyu and a second girl cousin called Xue Baochai 薛宝钗 that is of more plumper character than the ever sick Daiyu. Switching between their life, the divine world and dreams, Baoyu becomes deranged after the disappearance of a stone (the origin of the second title) he had in his mouth when he was born. Not knowing, his love Daiyu died, he is tricked to marrying Baochai. Becoming aware of being tricked, Baoyu leaves the world of the "red dust" and becomes a monk. With hundreds of persons and their stories, paralleling the life and feelings of servants to the life of the main persons, the story is very complex and full of symbolisms, but very interesting and convincing for its encyclopedic character, depicting the life of a noble familiy in the 18th century Qing China 清. 三国演义Romance of The Three KingdomsRomance of The Three Kingdoms is one of the great chinese classics and is compiled into a semi-fictional literary masterpiece during the Ming Dynasty by Luo Guanzhong. The novel comprises around 70+% fact and 20+% fiction. Some issues such as Guan Yu's weapon weighing around 40+ kilograms, the capabilties of Lu Bu, Liu Bei's horses as well as the existence of the Hill of the Fallen Phoenix and some others are probably fictional. That period in history can be said as the golden age of chivalry and although it happened more than 1700 years ago, characters such as Liu Bei, Cao Cao, Guan Yu, Zhang Fei and Zhuge Liang have become household names among the chinese. Tales of their exploits, courage, adventures and many more are told in the novel "Romance of The Three Kingdoms". It is one of the most turbulent periods in China's history taking place toward the end of the Han Dynasty where corruption is rampant in the imperial court due to eunuches holding power. Coupled with natural disasters such as floods, plague and locust swarms devouring the crops grown by the peasants, hunger and disatisfaction among the peasants soon escalated rapidly until a major rebellion known as the "Yellow Scarves Rebellion" led by Zhang Jiao broke out. (It was dubbed "Yellow Scarves" because the rebels tied a yellow scarf on their head). Initially just a small band of rebels, due to widespread hunger and ill-sentiment among the populace, swarms of common folks joined in the rebellion across many parts of the country. 三国演义人物介绍刘备 Liu Bei (161–223 AD), styled Xuándé (玄徳), was a general, warlord, and later the founding emperor of Shu Han during the Three Kingdoms era of China. Although having a later start than his rivals, also lacking both the material resources and social status they commanded, Liu Bei overcame his many defeats to carve out his own realm, that at its peak spanned modern day Sichuan, Guizhou, Hunan, part of Hubei, and part of Gansu. Culturally, due to the tremendously popular novel Romance of the Three Kingdoms by Luo Guanzhong, Liu Bei is widely known as the ideal benevolent, humane ruler who cared for his people and picked good advisors. His character was to advocate the Confucian set of moral values, such as loyalty and compassion. 张飞 Zhang Fei (?-221 AD) was a military general of Shu Han during the Three Kingdoms era of China. Zhang Fei was shown to have been a masterful general rather than simply a warrior. He treated his superiors with respect, but had little respect for his underlings. He was often warned by Liu Bei that his habit of over-punishing his own soldiers by lashing and killing would eventually bring himself disaster. Zhang Fei married Xiahou Yuan's daughter, who was captured by Zhang Fei's troops as she was out gathering firewood. They had a total of two daughters, and the older daughter became the empress of Shu Han after marrying Liu Shan, with Zhuge Liang as the matchmaker. After Zhang Fei's eldest daughter had passed away due to natural causes, Zhuge Liang once again played the role of matchmaker, and Liu Shan married Zhang Fei's younger daughter, who thus succeeded her older sister to become the empress of Shu Han. Zhang Fei is best portrayed through his description and actions depicted in Records of Three Kingdoms biography by Chen Shou. Some claim that Zhang Fei was also an excellent painter. Zhang Fei was killed by his own men Zhang Da and Fan Jiang, while preparing his troops to attack the rival Eastern Wu to avenge the death of Guan Yu. Zhang Da and Fan Jiang went on to defect to Wu.水浒传Outlaws of the MarshThe novel "Outlaws of the Marsh" is somewhat like the Iliad and Odyssey... An ancient epic tale... no one remembers the period it was composed and immortalized.One knows this story is based on real facts and has inspired many storytellers.One knows the North Song Dynasty (XIIIth Century) lived its apogee and declined, a victim of corruption and decadence.One finds historical traces of these outlaws who challenged the imperial authority and died under the executioner's blade.At last, as anyone knows today that a man called Homer wrote the Iliad and Odyssey, no one doubts anymore that a man called Shi Nai-an wrote down during the XIVth century the novel Outlaws of the Marsh that reached us.Everyone recognizes that Jin Sheng-tan, during the XVIIth century, published what is now famous as the original version of a novel that obtained the interest and infatuation of successive generations. Water Margin or Outlaws of the Marsh ("All men are brothers" in Pearl Buck's translation, "Shui hu zhuan" in Chinese, "Au Bord de l'Eau" in French ) is an immortal novel because its tale is universal : it speaks of beings (outlaws but also notables, strong muscled heroes but also intellectual, anarchists but also philosophers...) who cannot bear injustice nor abuse nor arbitrariness...That is the reason they are immortal and their popularity has lasted for centuries .Discover the 108 heroes, the episodes , the paper-cuts representing them, the Beijing operas their fighting exploits inspired...人物Gai Ping Health gave special love make the world anyway, famous arena. Like charges to stick, chicken, and did not take wives, all hit others physique. Village Creek Village haunted legends, villagers digging a river in the town engraved art, ghost was rushed to the East seven. Classical hell, then alone will be engraved Creek Village in places away from the East side down. Thus so-called "Tota kings". 晁盖平 生仗义疏财，专爱结交天下好汉，闻名江湖。喜欢刺枪使棒，身强力壮，不取妻室，终日打熬筋骨。传说邻村西溪村闹鬼，村人凿了一个青石宝塔镇在溪边，鬼就被赶到了东溪村。晁盖大怒，就去西溪村独自将青石宝塔夺了过来在东溪边放下。因此人称“托塔天王”。西游记Pilgrimage to the WestJourney to the West is a mythological novel based on many centuries of popular tradition. It was probably put into its present form in the 15708 by Wu Cheng’en (1500-82). This lively fantasy relates the amazing adventures of the priest San-zang as he travels west in search of Buddhist sutras with his three disciples, the irreverent and capable on-key, greedy Pig, and Friar Sand. The opening chapters recount the earlier exploits of Monkey, culminating in his rebellion against Heaven. We then learn how Sanzang became a monk and was sent on his pilgrimage by the Tang emperor who had escaped death with the help of an Underworld official. The main story, the journey, takes the priest through all kinds of entertaining trials and tribulations, mainly at the hands of monsters and spirits who want to eat him. Only the courage and powers of his disciples, especially Monkey, save him from death. Monkey is the hero of the fantasy, and the reader will soon learn why he has long been so loved in China. Will the pilgrims reach the Vulture Peak and obtain the Scriptures? The answer will only be found at the end of the lOO-chapter novel. The story is as full of imagination as Monkey is of magic, and packed with incident and down-to-earth humour. The illustrations are from 19th-century Chinese edition. This is the first of the three volumes of the novel

中国四大名著的英文名分别是《Water Margin》水浒传、《Romance of the Three KingdomsThe Three Kingdoms Era》三国演义、《The Journey to the West》西游记、《A Dream of Red Mansions》红楼梦。

1、Shuihuzhuan, one of the four famous works in China, is a long chapter novel with the Songjiang Uprising in the late Northern Song Dynasty as the main background and type of heroic legend.

Authors or editors are generally regarded as Shi Nai'an. Most of the existing publications are signed by one or both of them, Shi Nai'an and Luo Guanzhong.

《水浒传》，中国四大名著之一，是一部以北宋末年宋江起义为主要故事背景、类型上属于英雄传奇的章回体长篇小说。作者或编者一般被认为是施耐庵，现存刊本署名大多有施耐庵、罗贯中两人中的一人，或两人皆有。

2、The Romance of the Three Kingdoms is one of the four famous classical works in China. It is the first full-length historical Romance novel in China. Its full name is The Romance of the Three Kingdoms (also known as the Romance of the Three Kingdoms).

The author is Luo Guanzhong, a famous novelist in the late Yuan Dynasty and the early Ming Dynasty.

《三国演义》是中国古典四大名著之一，是中国第一部长篇章回体历史演义小说，全名为《三国志通俗演义》（又称《三国志演义》），作者是元末明初的著名小说家罗贯中。

3、Journey to the West is the first Romantic chapter novel about gods and demons in ancient China. There are 100 copies of Journey to the West in the existing Ming Publications without the author's signature.

Wu Yuxuan, a scholar of the Qing Dynasty, first proposed that the author of Journey to the West was Wu Chengen of the Ming Dynasty.

《西游记》是中国古代第一部浪漫主义章回体长篇神魔小说。现存明刊百回本《西游记》均无作者署名。清代学者吴玉搢等首先提出《西游记》作者是明代吴承恩。

4、A Dream of Red Mansions, a Chinese ancient chapter novel, also known as Stone Records, has been listed as the first of the four classical works in China. It is generally believed to be written by Cao Xueqin, a writer of the Qing Dynasty.

《红楼梦》，中国古代章回体长篇小说，又名《石头记》等，被列为中国古典四大名著之首，一般认为是清代作家曹雪芹所著。

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四大名著的相关影响：

四大名著继承载着无数文化精华，在浩瀚如烟的古典小说领域中如四座屹立不倒的高山，任沧海桑田如何变幻，其伟岸身姿始终不被湮灭。

不论是在艺术手法还是在思维深度上，它们都代表了中国古典小说的巅峰，是悠悠中国文学史上灿烂辉煌的一笔。

研读四大名著，为我们提供了阅历中国传统人文、社会、伦理、历史、地理、民俗、心理、处事策略的机会，在怡情悦性的同时，也让我们更深刻地理解自己的民族和文化。

参考资料来源：百度百科-红楼梦

参考资料来源：百度百科-水浒传

参考资料来源：百度百科-三国演义

参考资料来源：百度百科-西游记

参考资料来源：百度百科-四大名著

一般认为是【杨宪益和戴乃迭】

就好像中文去翻外文，哪怕是一个外语通，也总会失去一些原有文字的韵味。外文翻中文也一样。光是诗词就会翻的不伦不类。文字有文字的文化背景，那是不再那个文化背景下成长不可能真正体会到的东西。所以……红楼梦要看就看中文的。而外文的，既然我们不可能完全体会人家的文化背景，自然也很难评判好坏。何况“最”这个字，一向是难以有公认的。

你先在网上搜一下好了~然后再去买 比较有选择性~一般新华书店~都有卖的~我买的是二手的~也很划得来

今天借到了英文版的《红楼梦》。随手翻了一页，看到这样的一个名字，叫Shih Ying，一愣，琢磨半天，觉得大概是“石莹”之类的，不过也想不起来看到过这样的名字，觉得挺蹊跷。后来回到家里对照着看，差点没郁闷死，竟然是“士隐”...我听过the dream of red mention 和the dream of red building我在金山词霸里查得，是：dream of the red chamber.周汝昌建议英译名应为：A Tale of the Stone 而牛津的David Hawkes的译本作：The Tale of the Stone.

当前，《红楼梦》被翻译成很多种文字，翻译它的学者很多，在中国公认的权威是杨宪益，在外国是英国著名翻译家戴乃迭。详细情况，我整理如下，希望对你有帮助：英文/《红楼梦》/杨宪益（中）、戴乃迭（英）/1978－1979年，北京外文出版社出版/全书120回，3卷，前80回据有正本译，后40回人民文学出版社1959年版译，有戴敦邦插图 ◆《红楼梦》外文译本 ○文别/书名/译者/时间地点/说明 一、摘译本 日文/《红楼梦序词》/森槐南/1892年4月，刊于《城南评论》/ 摘译第1回楔子，有注释 日文/《红楼梦的一节风月宝鉴辞》/ 岛崎藤村/ 1892年，刊于《女学生杂志》，第321号/ 摘译第12回末尾 日文/《红楼梦摘译》/大高岩/刊《新声》杂志1957年12月至1958年3月/摘译4段 日文/《尤三姐》/野崎俊平、志村良志/刊《文科纪要》第10期，时间不详/摘译65、66回，并注释 泰文/《红楼梦》/不详/约1809－1825年之间 泰文/《红楼梦》/素·古拉玛娄妻子/约1945－1955年之间/在泰国杂志上发表过。 俄文/《红楼梦》/科瓦尼科（德明）/1843年刊于《祖国纪事》第26期/第1回楔子。 德文/《红楼梦》/W·Y·J（丁文渊）/1928年，刊于《中国学》杂志第4期/摘译第21、22回部分情节编成 德文/《红楼梦小说之一回》/弗朗茨·库恩/译原书第18回“元妃省亲”一段，为库恩译本中第15章/刊于1932年《中国学》第7卷，富兰克福大城版。 英文/《中国诗歌》/戴维斯/1830年，刊于亚细亚学会杂志第2卷/第3回宝玉初见黛玉场面及《西江月词》 英文/《红楼之梦》/罗伯特·汤姆/1842年，刊于浙江宁波版《中国话》上/摘译几段供学习华语用 英文/《红楼之梦》/波拉/1868-1869年，刊于《中国杂志》上海版、香港版/摘译前8回 英文/《一个古老的故事》/伊·赫德生/刊于1928年《中国杂志》第8期，上海版/译第4回。译者《引言》中介绍宝黛钗的恋爱故事 英文/《红楼梦;孤鸿零雁记选》/袁家哗、石明译并注/1933年上海北新书局版，中英对照/为《英译中国文学选辑》第二辑 法文/《梦在红楼》/徐颂年（又译作徐仲年）/1933年德拉格拉夫图书公司巴黎版/摘译第17、27、28、31、32回 法文/《红楼梦》/鲍文蔚（中）/1943年，刊于《法文研究》第4期北京版/译第57回，中法文对照。 意大利文/《红楼梦》/马丁·培耐狄克特/1959年《中国》杂志第5期/摘译第1回楔子 二、节译本 日文/《新译红楼梦》（上卷）/岸春风楼/1916年，东京文教社出版/选译前39回 日文/《新译红楼梦》/太宰卫门/1924年，东京三星书社版 日文/《新译红楼梦》/陈德胜/1953年，神户中华文化研究所版/译前60回。 日文/《新编红楼梦》/石原岩彻/1958年，东京春阳堂版/附图 日文/《红楼梦》/富士正晴、武部利男/1968年8月，东京河出书房新一版/“为世界文学全集”第3卷 日文/《红楼梦》/增田涉、松枝茂夫、常石茂/1970年，东京平凡社版/为“奇书丛书”本 日文/《红楼梦》/立间祥介/1971年1月，东京集英社版，7月又有东京平凡社版 日文/《红楼梦》/君岛久子/不详/为儿童版 朝鲜文/《红楼梦》/金龙济/汉城正音出版社1955、1956年出版，1962年再版/再版作为“中国古典文学选集”第11、12卷出版，共2册 朝鲜文/《红楼梦》/金相一/汉城徽文出版社1974年出版/1册，任意分段标题，无回目/为“最新辑世界文学”第13卷，共72章 朝鲜文/《新译红楼梦》/吴荣锡/汉城知星出版社1980年版，回目改单句/共5册/为“中国古典文学系列”之一种 朝鲜文/《曹雪芹红楼梦》/金河中/汉城金星出版社1982年3月出版/共73章，1册/ 附有译者“解说”、“年表” 泰文/《红楼梦》/哇拉它·台吉高/曼谷建设出版社1980年3月出版，共40回/据王际真英文译本译，有洛·拉维旺序 德文/《红楼梦》/弗朗茨·库恩/1932年岛社莱比锡版，又出1948、1951、1956、1974年修订版/意译主要故事，约占全书一半 匈牙利文/《红楼梦》/拉萨尔·乔治/1959年由布达佩斯欧罗巴出版社出版，后有1962年、1964年版/据库恩本转译 罗马尼亚文/《红楼梦》/伊利亚娜·霍杰卡、维利斯库合译/1975年由米纳瓦出版社出版，共39回，3卷本/据人民文学出版社1957年版译 阿尔巴尼亚文/《红楼梦》/不详 英文/《中国小说红楼之梦》/裘里/1892年在香港《中国邮报》版，第1册；1893年由澳门商务排印局出第2册，共56回/从第1回译至第56回，有译者序/英文第一个节译本 英文/《红楼梦》/王良志（中）/1927年于纽约出版，共95章，约60万字 英文/《红楼梦》/王际真（中）/1929年于纽约加登城的布尔戴·多兰公司和伦敦劳特莱基出版公司同时出版/全书39章/此本多次重印，在英语读者中甚有影响 英文/《红楼之梦》/王际真（中）/1958年由吐温公司出版纽约版，增订节译本，改为60章/有马克·万多伦序言 英文/《红楼之梦》/[美]弗洛伦斯·麦克休、伊萨贝尔·麦克休姊妹合译/1957年潘蒂昂公司出纽约版，1958年又出 伦敦版，1975年在美重印/据库恩本转译，有库恩序言，34幅绣像 法文/《梦在红楼》/葵尼/1957年居不勒斯公司出巴黎版/据库恩本转译又有删节，有序 意大利文/《红楼梦》/波维罗、黎却奥合译/1958年由爱诺地公司出多林诺版/据库恩本转译，有原序及马丁·培耐狄克特序 希腊文/《红楼梦》/不详据报道为1963年出版/日文《红楼梦展》第18页记录 荷兰文/《梦在红楼》/沃斯德曼/1946年克罗斯曼书店出版/据库恩本转译 三、全译文 日文/《国译红楼梦》/幸田露伴、平冈龙城合译/1920－1922年，东京国民文库刊行会版，80回，3卷/据有正本译，为“国译汉文大成”本，日汉对照，附图12幅 日文/《红楼梦》/松枝茂夫/1940－1951年出“岩波文库本”14册，岩波书店版；1955年出“世界名著全集”本，东京平凡社出版；1963年再版；1967年东京讲谈社出版/全书120回，前80回据有正本，后四十回据程乙本，有译者注，贾氏世系图 日文/《红楼梦》/松枝茂夫/1978年，新译本，由岩波书店出版，12册/全书120回，12册，每册10回 日文/《私版红楼梦》/饭塜郎/1948年连载于大阪《国际新闻》，后出单行本/据120回本编译 日文/《红楼梦》/伊藤漱平/1958－1960年，东京平凡社作为“中国古典文学全集”出三卷本；1969、1970年又出新译本，1974年重印/全书120回据俞平伯《八十回校本》及附后四十回译出/附谱、图、表等 日文/《私版红楼梦》/饭塜郎/约于1980－1981年由集英出版社出版，作为“世界文学全集”之一/全书120回以人民文学本为底本 朝鲜文/《红楼梦》/李钟泰等人译/约于1884年前后译出/全书120回，120册，每回一册，现存117册，中缺24、57、71回/汉朝对照，原载于汉城昌德宫乐善斋，后藏于藏书阁 朝鲜文/《红楼梦》/李周洪/1969年由汉城乙酉文化社出版，为“中国古典文学选”之一/全书120回，五册，回目为三字单句，卷首有《解说》 朝鲜文/《新译红楼梦》/禹玄民/1982年由汉城瑞文堂出版，为“瑞文文库”本，共6册/全书120回，回目为原文 朝鲜文/《红楼梦》/李钟泰等译/1988年4月由亚细亚文化社影印/以乐善斋本为底本，所缺三回由台湾新陆书局1957年版补配，卷首有李家源序 朝鲜文/《红楼梦新译》/冽上古典研究会译/1988年6月由汉城平民社开始出版/全书120回，8册，附有李家源《乐善斋本》序文 越南文/《红楼梦》/武培煌、陈允泽（前80回）、阮育文、阮文煊（后40回）/1962－1963年，由河内文化出版社出版/全书120回，6册，以人民文学本为底本，卷首有裴杞序 缅甸文/《红楼梦》/吴·妙丹丁/1988年，由新力出版社出版/全书120回，9册，以杨宪益译英文本为底本 俄文/《红楼梦》/帕纳休克、孟列夫（诗词部分）/1958年，苏联国家文学出版社出版/全书120回，2册，书末附贾氏世系“谱树”，书前有费德林的“导言” 捷克文/《红楼梦》/奥·克拉尔/1986－1988年由奥德昂文学艺术出版社出版/全书120回，3册，卷首有译者“前言” 英文/《石头的故事》/大卫·霍克思/1973年，由英国企鹅出版社出版/全书80回，3卷，依程乙本为底本，参照其它版本 英文/《红楼梦》/杨宪益（中）、戴乃迭（英）/1978－1979年，北京外文出版社出版/全书120回，3卷，前80回据有正本译，后40回人民文学出版社1959年版译，有戴敦邦插图 法文/《红楼梦》/李治华、雅克琳娜·阿雷札艺恩合译/1981年由巴黎伽利玛出版社出版/铎尔孟校阅，有译者、艾颠泊尔序/全书120回，2册，前80回据脂评本，后40回据程乙本译，有注、插图 西班牙文/《红楼梦》/何塞·安东尼奥、赵振江（中）修订、改译/1988年，由西班牙格拉纳达大学出版社出版/全书120回，据1982年人民文学出版社新校注本译 [注]以上摘译本种文字，17种版本；节译本12种文字，26种版本；全译本9种文字，19种版本。共17种文字，62种版本。

《三国演义》----《The Romance of the Three Kindoms》《水浒传》----《The Story by the Water Margin》《红楼梦》----《The Dream of the Red Chamber 》《西游记》----《Journey to the West》中国四大名著英文简介2009-06-07Chinese Literature - Novels and fictionHongloumeng 红楼梦"The Dream of the Red Chamber"Also called "The story of the Stone (Shitouji 石头记)", this novel written by Cao Xueqin 曹雪芹 (d. 1763) is said to be the greatest masterpiece of Chinese fiction. A wide branched scholarship does not consent about the main theme of this novel, should it be a novel of sentiment, of Daoist-Buddhist enlightenment, of social observation, of the decay of an aristocratic familiy, or even a veiled attack on Manchu rule. The frame of the novel is the contest of a Buddhist and a Daoist priest who make be born a young noble boy called Jia Baoyu 贾宝玉 and his girl cousin Lin Daiyu 林黛玉. With a loving detail describing the life of the two cousins in a huge noble mansion, between gardens and palaces, the red thread is the triangular love between Baoyu, Daiyu and a second girl cousin called Xue Baochai 薛宝钗 that is of more plumper character than the ever sick Daiyu. Switching between their life, the divine world and dreams, Baoyu becomes deranged after the disappearance of a stone (the origin of the second title) he had in his mouth when he was born. Not knowing, his love Daiyu died, he is tricked to marrying Baochai. Becoming aware of being tricked, Baoyu leaves the world of the "red dust" and becomes a monk. With hundreds of persons and their stories, paralleling the life and feelings of servants to the life of the main persons, the story is very complex and full of symbolisms, but very interesting and convincing for its encyclopedic character, depicting the life of a noble familiy in the 18th century Qing China 清.三国演义Romance of The Three KingdomsRomance of The Three Kingdoms is one of the great chinese classics and is compiled into a semi-fictional literary masterpiece during the Ming Dynasty by Luo Guanzhong. The novel comprises around 70+% fact and 20+% fiction. Some issues such as Guan Yu's weapon weighing around 40+ kilograms, the capabilties of Lu Bu, Liu Bei's horses as well as the existence of the Hill of the Fallen Phoenix and some others are probably fictional.That period in history can be said as the golden age of chivalry and although it happened more than 1700 years ago, characters such as Liu Bei, Cao Cao, Guan Yu, Zhang Fei and Zhuge Liang have become household names among the chinese. Tales of their exploits, courage, adventures and many more are told in the novel "Romance of The Three Kingdoms".It is one of the most turbulent periods in China's history taking place toward the end of the Han Dynasty where corruption is rampant in the imperial court due to eunuches holding power. Coupled with natural disasters such as floods, plague and locust swarms devouring the crops grown by the peasants, hunger and disatisfaction among the peasants soon escalated rapidly until a major rebellion known as the "Yellow Scarves Rebellion" led by Zhang Jiao broke out. (It was dubbed "Yellow Scarves" because the rebels tied a yellow scarf on their head). Initially just a small band of rebels, due to widespread hunger and ill-sentiment among the populace, swarms of common folks joined in the rebellion across many parts of the country.三国演义人物介绍刘备Liu Bei (161–223 AD), styled Xuándé (玄徳), was a general, warlord, and later the founding emperor of Shu Han during the Three Kingdoms era of China. Although having a later start than his rivals, also lacking both the material resources and social status they commanded, Liu Bei overcame his many defeats to carve out his own realm, that at its peak spanned modern day Sichuan, Guizhou, Hunan, part of Hubei, and part of Gansu.Culturally, due to the tremendously popular novel Romance of the Three Kingdoms by Luo Guanzhong, Liu Bei is widely known as the ideal benevolent, humane ruler who cared for his people and picked good advisors. His character was to advocate the Confucian set of moral values, such as loyalty and compassion.张飞Zhang Fei (?-221 AD) was a military general of Shu Han during the Three Kingdoms era of China.Zhang Fei was shown to have been a masterful general rather than simply a warrior. He treated his superiors with respect, but had little respect for his underlings. He was often warned by Liu Bei that his habit of over-punishing his own soldiers by lashing and killing would eventually bring himself disaster.Zhang Fei married Xiahou Yuan's daughter, who was captured by Zhang Fei's troops as she was out gathering firewood. They had a total of two daughters, and the older daughter became the empress of Shu Han after marrying Liu Shan, with Zhuge Liang as the matchmaker. After Zhang Fei's eldest daughter had passed away due to natural causes, Zhuge Liang once again played the role of matchmaker, and Liu Shan married Zhang Fei's younger daughter, who thus succeeded her older sister to become the empress of Shu Han.Zhang Fei is best portrayed through his description and actions depicted in Records of Three Kingdoms biography by Chen Shou. Some claim that Zhang Fei was also an excellent painter.Zhang Fei was killed by his own men Zhang Da and Fan Jiang, while preparing his troops to attack the rival Eastern Wu to avenge the death of Guan Yu. Zhang Da and Fan Jiang went on to defect to Wu.水浒传Outlaws of the MarshThe novel "Outlaws of the Marsh" is somewhat like the Iliad and Odyssey... An ancient epic tale... no one remembers the period it was composed and immortalized.One knows this story is based on real facts and has inspired many storytellers.One knows the North Song Dynasty (XIIIth Century) lived its apogee and declined, a victim of corruption and decadence.One finds historical traces of these outlaws who challenged the imperial authority and died under the executioner's blade.At last, as anyone knows today that a man called Homer wrote the Iliad and Odyssey, no one doubts anymore that a man called Shi Nai-an wrote down during the XIVth century the novel Outlaws of the Marsh that reached us.Everyone recognizes that Jin Sheng-tan, during the XVIIth century, published what is now famous as the original version of a novel that obtained the interest and infatuation of successive generations.Water Margin or Outlaws of the Marsh ("All men are brothers" in Pearl Buck's translation, "Shui hu zhuan" in Chinese, "Au Bord de l'Eau" in French ) is an immortal novel because its tale is universal : it speaks of beings (outlaws but also notables, strong muscled heroes but also intellectual, anarchists but also philosophers...) who cannot bear injustice nor abuse nor arbitrariness...That is the reason they are immortal and their popularity has lasted for centuries .Discover the 108 heroes, the episodes , the paper-cuts representing them, the Beijing operas their fighting exploits inspired...人物Gai Ping Health gave special love make the world anyway, famous arena. Like charges to stick, chicken, and did not take wives, all hit others physique. Village Creek Village haunted legends, villagers digging a river in the town engraved art, ghost was rushed to the East seven. Classical hell, then alone will be engraved Creek Village in places away from the East side down. Thus so-called "Tota kings".晁盖平 生仗义疏财，专爱结交天下好汉，闻名江湖。喜欢刺枪使棒，身强力壮，不取妻室，终日打熬筋骨。传说邻村西溪村闹鬼，村人凿了一个青石宝塔镇在溪边，鬼就被赶到了东溪村。晁盖大怒，就去西溪村独自将青石宝塔夺了过来在东溪边放下。因此人称“托塔天王”。西游记Pilgrimage to the WestJourney to the West is a mythological novel based on many centuries of popular tradition. It was probably put into its present form in the 15708 by Wu Cheng’en (1500-82).This lively fantasy relates the amazing adventures of the priest San-zang as he travels west in search of Buddhist sutras with his three disciples, the irreverent and capable on-key, greedy Pig, and Friar Sand. The opening chapters recount the earlier exploits of Monkey, culminating in his rebellion against Heaven. We then learn how Sanzang became a monk and was sent on his pilgrimage by the Tang emperor who had escaped death with the help of an Underworld official.The main story, the journey, takes the priest through all kinds of entertaining trials and tribulations, mainly at thehands of monsters and spirits who want to eat him. Only the courage and powers of his disciples, especially Monkey, save him from death. Monkey is the hero of the fantasy, and the reader will soon learn why he has long been so loved in China. Will the pilgrims reach the Vulture Peak and obtain the Scriptures? The answer will only be found at the end of the lOO-chapter novel.The story is as full of imagination as Monkey is of magic, and packed with incident and down-to-earth humour. The illustrations are from 19th-century Chinese edition. This is the first of the three volumes of the novel.

现在大家比较认可的是杨宪益和戴乃迭夫妇翻译的英译本《红楼梦》，译为“The Dream of Red Mansion”。杨宪益夫妇是大翻译家，我本不敢乱说什么，但我想了很多年，还是觉得，这样翻译实际上是翻译错了，斗胆说出来，供大家研究、讨论。我觉得，《红楼梦》里所说的“红楼”并不是“红色公寓(Red Mansion)”的意思，正如“青楼”不是指“青色的楼”，而是指“妓院”一样。这里，“红楼”是指“女儿楼”，或者叫“闺房”，是女孩出嫁之前居住的地方。如果把“红楼”翻译成为“Red Mansion”就完全没有这种“女儿楼”的意思了。但如果仅仅是这个“女儿楼” 的意思，那还比较好翻译，因为在西方，也有女孩出嫁之前居住的“闺房”，如“boudoir”的意思就是“闺房，女人的卧室或化妆室、起居室”。但如果把《红楼梦》翻译为“The dream of Boudoir”仍然是不妥的，因为西方的“闺房”与中国的“闺房”是完全不同的。西方的“闺房”仅仅是女子出嫁之前居住的地方，仅仅是女人的卧室。但中国的“闺房”却有着更为深刻的文化内涵。中国住在“闺房”里的千金小姐是“大门不出，二门不迈”的，实际上，是处在一种自我封闭，或者说，是处在一种被软禁的状态。越是高官贵族的千金小姐，越是处于一种严密的监视和控制之下，处于一种封闭的状态之中，除自己家里人外，不能与任何男性说话或来往。这在西方简直是不可思议的。在西方的封建社会里，女孩出嫁前比中国女孩自由多了，她们可以不受任何限制地与男性来往。西方的封建社会，远不如中国的封建社会那样封建。所以，西方的“闺房”没有中国“闺房”里那种封闭的含义。如果把《红楼梦》翻译成“The Dream of Boudoir”仍然不能准确地表达出中国所特有的文化内涵。其实，归根到底，梦是人做的，不是房子做的，所以，不如索性译为“The Dream of the Girls”。女孩的梦，东西方都有，也都差不多。未婚女子对爱情的憧憬和追求，东西方也都差不多。《红楼梦》实际上写的不是贾宝玉的梦，而是金陵十二钗的梦，更准确地说，是“The Dream of the 12 Girls”。我觉得，这样翻译也许比“The Dream of Red Mansion”更准确一些。或者，干脆回避开，索性就叫《石头记》吧。“The Story of the Stone”就不会有任何争议了。