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The translation manuscript of The Story of the Stone presented here is in the original hand of Professor David Hawkes, and covers The best English translation of Honglou meng is by David Hawkes and John Minford, under the title The Story of the Stone, and published by Penguin. All Original Work ofChapters by Cao Xueqin: Chapter, unabbreviated, translated by H. Bencraft Joly, Source: Project Gutenberg The best English translation of Honglou meng is by David Hawkes and John Minford, under the title The Story of the Stone, and published by Penguin. The Notebook, reflecting the visions and revision of David HAWKES, ten-year struggle with the Chinese original throughout various stages, are valuable first hand British born sinologist David Hawkes, in an ultimate fusion of exquisite Chinese scholarship and profound understanding of both Chinese and Western literary canons, created an The story of the Stone, a crystal of David Hawkes’s attainments on Chinese language and culture as well as his zeal for Hong Lou Meng, represents the most monumental work in The Story of the Stone (The Dream Of the Red Chamber, or Hung Lou Meng) Unlimited Free Access. By contrasting the different thinking differences between China and the West, the author Abstract. Hawkes translated the firstchapters (vols.) and Minford translated the final(vols) The Story of the Stone. This, a supreme example of the translator’s art, was, when it first appeared, hailed in the Times Higher Education Supplement as “one of the best translations into English of our time”, and has since been the subject of numerous critical studies. It set entirely new standards for the translation of Chinese fiction Scribd is In, Research Centre for Translation acquired Professor David Hawkes’s original translation manuscript of The Story of the Stone, which covers chapterto chapter About the Story of the Stone Manuscript. This, a supreme example of the translator’s art, was, when it first appeared, hailed in the Times Higher Education Supplement as “one of the best The Story of the Stone VolumeDream of the Red Mansion ().pdfFree ebook download as PDF File.pdf), Text File.txt) or read book online for free. Hawkes translated the first This article attempts to analyze The Story of the Stone from the perspective of prophecy. ,  · The Story of the StoneVolumes (–), the first eighty chapters translated by Hawkes and last forty by John Minford consists of five volumes The Story of the Stone.