Duyizhi
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Duyizhi (Chinese: 獨異志, also known as Tu yi chih), a book in the genre of "transmissions of strange tales" (chuanqi), is now known only in partial form. The author has been referred to in English as Li Rong. The book is a very important source for the modern study of Chinese mythology, containing many versions of otherwise lost narratives; such as the traditional story of Nüwa who mends the Heavens. The title (Duyizhi) has various translations into English, including Treatise on Extraordinary and Strange Things (Birrell 1993, 34); and, in Chinese transliteration as Tu yi chih (Birrell 1993, 272). Of the original ten sections of the Duyizhi three survive.(Chinese Wikipedia article on "Duyizhi")
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《独异志》，唐撰。原有十卷，已佚，今存三卷。有明抄本、《稗海》本。 《独异志》多記載神話或軼事，“杂录古事，亦及唐代琐闻，大抵语怪者居多”，可追溯至女娲兄妹结为夫妇，又如唐代乐昌公主破镜重圆。明代抄本题有「明州刺史赐紫金鱼袋李冗纂」，故又作李冗。
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Duyizhi
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独异志
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李冗
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Li Jung
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Duyizhi (Chinese: 獨異志, also known as Tu yi chih), a book in the genre of "transmissions of strange tales" (chuanqi), is now known only in partial form. The author has been referred to in English as Li Rong. The book is a very important source for the modern study of Chinese mythology, containing many versions of otherwise lost narratives; such as the traditional story of Nüwa who mends the Heavens. The title (Duyizhi) has various translations into English, including Treatise on Extraordinary and Strange Things (Birrell 1993, 34); and, in Chinese transliteration as Tu yi chih (Birrell 1993, 272). Of the original ten sections of the Duyizhi three survive.(Chinese Wikipedia article on "Duyizhi")
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《独异志》，唐撰。原有十卷，已佚，今存三卷。有明抄本、《稗海》本。 《独异志》多記載神話或軼事，“杂录古事，亦及唐代琐闻，大抵语怪者居多”，可追溯至女娲兄妹结为夫妇，又如唐代乐昌公主破镜重圆。明代抄本题有「明州刺史赐紫金鱼袋李冗纂」，故又作李冗。
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