Author · 712 – 770

Tu Fu

Tu Fu was a prominent Chinese poet of the Tang Dynasty. Along with Li Bai (Li Po), he is frequently called the greatest of the Chinese poets.[1] His greatest ambition was to serve his country as a successful civil servant, but he proved unable to make the necessary accommodations. His life, like the whole country, was devastated by the An Lushan Rebellion of 755, and his last 15 years were a time of almost constant unrest.

Works

Du Fu shi xuan
1724
Pullyu Tu Kongbu si ŏnhae
1632
Prentice Hall Literature
2002
Du Gongbu ji
1667
Tu si ŏnhae
1955
杜工部集
1667
Prentice Hall Literature
1991
Selected 300 Poems of Chinese Tang Dynasty
2015
Du shi jing quan
1914
Du Fu shi xuan
1956
杜工部集
1834
唐宋八大名家
1996
Du shi xiang zhu
1977
Gedichte
1952
The selected poems of Du Fu
1985
Tu Fu, the autobiography of a Chinese poet, A.D. 712-770
1929
Tu Po sisŏn
1964
Du shi Qian zhu
1961
Gems of Chinese Verse
2023
杜工部草堂詩箋
2005
分門集註杜工部詩
1929
Fen men ji zhu Du Gongbu shi
1974
Qian zhu Du shi
1979
Tu si ŏnhae
1955
Du shi xiang zhu
1713
Tu Shao-ling chʻuan chi hsiang chu
1956
Du Gongbu shi ji
1977
杜甫诗选
1962
杜工部草堂詩箋
1936
杜工部集
1967
杜詩鏡銓
1872
杜詩諺解
1955
刻杜少陵先生詩分類集註
1592
虞註杜律
1902
Tu shih ching chuan
1980
Prentice Hall Literature: Timeless Voices, Timeless Themes
2001
Prentice Hall literature.
1999
九家集注杜詩
1796
Tu si ŏnhae
1985
Hyōhaku no shijin To Ho
1983
Tu Fu · Bookplated