Programme 70: Notes on Ghost Stories of the Qing

Update: 2016-01-24

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For this week’s programme, we’ll be telling ourselves ghost stories. Ji Xiaolan, who lived 1728-1805, was a Qing dynasty scholar and official, a writer and poet, and for a while a favourite of the Qianlong emperor. In the last decade of the 18th centu...

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Programme 70: Notes on Ghost Stories of the Qing

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Programme 70: Notes on Ghost Stories of the Qing

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Programme 70: Notes on Ghost Stories of the Qing