This collection includes twenty-five poems of the great ancient Chinese poet Qu Yuan (340-278 B.C.), which constitute all his extant works. The English transaltion has been made from the Chinese text edited by Wang Yi of the Han dynasty, while the interpretations are based on the modern Chinese translations of Guo Moruo, an authority on Qu Yuan studies, who is himself a poet.
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The cover is a portrait of Qu Yuan by Chen Hongshou (1599-1652), one of the great painters of the Ming dynasty, renowned for his paintings of figures and his woodcuts. This painting was an illustration for the 1638 edition of the Poems of Qu Yuan with a commentary by Lai Qingzhi.
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