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Chu's review found some mistakes! edit

Latest comment: 5 years ago1 comment1 person in discussion

The review by Chu Hung-lam stated that the book made some mistakes in Chinese. See page 405 (from PDF p. 6/6):

p. 302 of the book misspells Wei Hsiao as "Wei Chiao"
Wrong Chinese characters for: Kuo-ch'ao hsien-cheng lu, Lü Nan, Ming-tai ti ju-hsüeh chiao-kuan, P'eng Hui-an chi，T'ang Hsien-tsu, Wei Ch'ing-yuan, Yeh Ch'un-chi, and Yeh Sheng.
Chu described the translation of, on page 209, Yin Chih's criticism of Wu Yü-pi, as "less than accurate in presenting the views and comments of the grand secretary Li Hsien as quoted by Yin."
Dardess stated that Yin Chih criticized the "Three Yangs" when it was actually done by Ch'iu Chün, and that Yin Chih complimented Yang Shih-ch'i in the preface of the Taihe County Gazetteer written in 1497

WhisperToMe (talk) 08:56, 12 September 2018 (UTC)Reply