After some days he recovered and Lien-hsiang left him, warning him to have no more to do with Miss Li.
Miss Lien-hsiang was here speaking without book, as will be seen in a story later on.
Huang thought they weren't friends, but Hsiang said her sister did not care for society in the same way that she herself did, promising at the same time to try and persuade her to come at some future day.
All at once Miss Li walked in, but when she saw Lien-hsiang she turned back as though she would run away, which Lien-hsiang instantly prevented by placing herself in the doorway.
The next evening Lien-hsiang came, and while they were talking she suddenly exclaimed, "Oh, dear!
Just at this moment Miss Li heard the cock crow and vanished,[151] Lien-hsiang remaining behind in attendance on the invalid, who was unable to feed himself.
Day and night she took care of him, and every evening Miss Li came in to render assistance, regarding Lien-hsiang as an elder sister, and being treated by her with great consideration and kindness.
They burnt his inside like fire; but soon vitality began to return, and Lien-hsiang cried out, "He is cured!
One evening after this Lien-hsiang came, and said in alarm to Sang, "Whatever has made you look so melancholy?
Miss Li did as she was told and put the pills Lien-hsiang gave her one after another into Sang's mouth.
Lien-hsiang asked who had said so, to which Sang replied that he was only joking; and then she begged him to explain what difference there was between a fox and an ordinary person.
On a plateau in the plain, stands the district city of Ch'ing-ch'i Hsien, nearly four thousand feet below the summit of the Ta Hsiang Ling.
Yesterday marquis Hsiang Yang's third brother came to appeal to me with one thousand five hundred taels of ready money, which he brought over to my house.
Hsiang Ling assented, and brought from the other side a small embroidered silk box.
But Hsiang Ling, after listening to all these questions, simply nodded her head and replied, "I can't remember.
Chia T'ien-hsiang gazes at the face of the mirror of Voluptuousness.
At these words, Ch'in Chung andHsiang Lin were so exasperated that their blood rushed up to their faces.
I have already mentioned a mountain-pass called the Ta Hsiang Ling which is supposed to be named after either P'u Hsien's elephant or Chu-ko Liang.
It was written about 1665 in commemoration of a restoration of the Wan-nien and Kuang Hsiang monasteries under the auspices of a Provincial Governor.
The view from the top--which is a narrow ridge--is less grand than that from the Ta Hsiang Ling, owing to the proximity of other lofty ranges.
Ta Hsiang Ling was only one of a number of great passes that had to be crossed before the scene of warfare could be reached.
These "drums" are really ten roughly chiselled mountain boulders, which were discovered in the early part of the 7th century, lying half buried in the ground near Feng-hsiang Fu in the province of Shensi.
I their son Yüeh-hsiang reverentially make obeisance and offer sacrifice.
Lien-hsiang then entered and said to Sang, "You are lost!
When Lien-hsiang heard this she was for some time lost in thought; and a month or two afterwards became very ill.
Lien-hsiang assisted the bride to enter, and took off her veil, finding her the same bright girl as ever.
Next evening Lien-hsiang came and found out that Miss Li had been there again; whereupon she was very angry with Sang, and told him he would certainly die.
When Hsiang heard what had taken place he ran out and found his brother lying dead upon the ground.
However, he continued to lie in wait day after day, and on one occasion it began to rain heavily, and in a short time Hsiang was wet through to the skin.
Then the wind got up, and a hailstorm followed, and by-and-by Hsiang was quite numbed with the cold.
Sang then began to reproach her, and Miss Li could make no reply; whereupon Lien-hsiang said, "At last we meet.
This is the upper part of a scroll kindly written for the author by Mr. Kung Hsiang Koh (or Alfred E.
Four or five years later Wên T'ien-hsiang attracted attention by demanding the execution of a statesman who had advised that the Court should quit the capital and flee before the advance of the victorious Mongols.
Here Wên T'ien-hsiang recalls, and dwells lovingly upon, a number of historical examples of loyalty and devotion.
On relations with Central Asia and the West see Ho Chien-min and Hsiang Ta, whose classical studies on Ch'ang-an city life have recently been strongly criticized by Chinese scholars.
That cutting in the face of the cliff in the Feng-hsiang Gorge near Kweichou-fu, where a pathway for trackers has been hewn out of the solid rock, was done at his expense, and is said to have cost one hundred thousand taels.
Just before it is the Feng-hsiang Gorge the "Windbox Gorge" where the mountains have been again cleft in twain to let pass the river; this is the last of the great gorges of the Yangtse.
On the top of the hill there was a small temple wherein lived a Taoist priest, whom Hsiang knew from the latter having occasionally begged alms in the village, and to whom he had often given a meal.
Just at that moment Hsiang awaked as though from a dream, but it was some time before he could crawl home, where he arrived to the great delight of his family, who didn't know what had become of him.
Hsiang said not a word, lying quietly on the bed until some of his people came in to congratulate him on the death of his great enemy Chuang.
Miao Shan ate the magic peach, took leave of Ju Lai, and started on the way to Hsiang Shan.
The Gruesome Remedy Meantime Chao Chên and Liu Ch'in had reachedHsiang Shan.
I, Miao Chuang, King of Hsing Lin, have learned that there dwells at Hsiang Shan an Immortal whose power and compassion have no equal in the whole world.
Purify yourselves and observe the rules of abstinence, and go quickly to Hsiang Shan to return thanks to the saint for this inestimable favour.
Han Hsiang Tzu Han Hsiang Tzu, who is depicted with a bouquet of flowers or a basket of peaches of immortality, is stated to have been a grand-nephew of Han Yü (A.
He called his two ministers, Chao Chên and Liu Ch'in, and instructed them to lose no time in starting for Hsiang Shan and to observe scrupulously the Buddhist rules of abstinence.
The Disguised Priest-doctor Miao Shan had learnt by revelation at Hsiang Shan all that was taking place at the palace.
Here I follow that adopted in Hsiu hsiang Pa Hsien tung yu chi [32] in which they are described in the order in which they became Immortals.
The spirit Yu I, having fulfilled the mission entrusted to him, now returned to Hsiang Shan and reported to Miao Shan.
I will change its name to Hsiang Shan Wu Yüeh Shên, 'Fragrant Hill of the Five Mountain Spirits.
Han Hsiang Tzu consoled him, gave him a prescription, and said: "Not only will you return in perfect health to the bosom of your family, but you will be reinstated in your former offices.
To-day a priest has assured me that at Hsiang Shan I can obtain the hand and eye of a living person, with which he will prepare an ointment able to restore me to my usual state of health.
Miao Shan had returned toHsiang Shan, leaving in the palace the bodily form of the priest.
Your Majesty must send your ministers, who must observe the Buddhist rules of abstinence, to Hsiang Shan, where they will be given what is required.
The mountain of Tsang-wu shall fall and the waters of the Hsiang shall cease, sooner than the marks of our tears shall fade from these bamboo-leaves.
A legend says that the spots on the bamboo-leaves which grow on the Hsiang River were caused by the tears of these two queens.
The qualifications and standards of both the pao chang and the hsiang chang are to be specified by law.
The bylaws of the Hsiang Treasury Committee shall be dealt with separately.
All the activities undertaken by the pao are to be under the supervision and direction of the hsiang guild, the ch'ü office and the hsien government.
The Hsiang Chief shall act as the chairman of the Hsiang Council Meeting.
The hsiang is formally composed of six to fifteen pao; actually it approximates what is loosely termed a community in the United States (e.
The hsiang chang and pao chang who are elected may both act as chairmen of their respective people's organs, namely the hsiang people's representative meeting and the pao people's meeting.
They are also to help the hsiang director to handle affairs of the hsiang.
In the pao should be established the pao people's meeting to elect the pao chang; the hsiang, the hsiang people's representative meeting to elect the hsiang chang.
The chief personnel of thehsiang guild (kung so) should include a director (hsiang chang) and one or two vice-directors.
The Empress Dowager desires Tung Fu Hsiang and Jung Lu to send her with an army to Hsianfu, the capital of Shansi.
If he was severe with the Boxers he would be removed by the Empress, influenced as she was by General Tung Fu Hsiang and his cabal.
As soon as Tung Fu Hsiang learned of Colonel Chao’s degradation, he was wild with rage, taking the view at once that the insult was not only upon Chao but also upon himself.
These men, with Tung Fu Hsiangand the cabinet, must be held responsible for the murders of Baron von Ketteler, F.
The Empress has three hundred carts and Tung Fu Hsiang one hundred, ready to start west; the date is a secret.
After Hsiang Ling, for we will take up the thread of our narrative with her, completed her visits to the various inmates, she had her evening meal.
Tears were of old at Hsiang Chiang shed, but faint has waxed each trace.
In the Hsiao Hsiang lodge, Tai-yü gives, while under the effects of the spring lassitude, expression to her secret feelings.
Seeing Hsiang Ling walk out of the room, she drew Pao-ch'ai near her.
These sneers evoked laughter from both Hsiang Ling and Hsiang-yün.
I see distinctly the three branches of the Hsiang River, I hear the sound of its swift current.
Her resentment is that of the Woman of the Hsiang River.
Her resentment is that of the Woman of the Hsiang River; Her silence that of the concubine of the King of Ch'u.
When he died, and was buried near the Hsiang River, they wept so copiously over his grave that their tears burned spots on the bamboos growing there, and thus was the variety known as the "spotted bamboo" created.
He (also) selected those who had chariots and horses, To go and reside in Hsiang [2].
As our boat slipped along the rocks the beauty of the gorge disclosed itself, but to my mind the scenery of the Teng Hsiang gorge did not compare in grandeur to that encountered upon the rapids of Shan-Tou-Ping.
We sighted the beautiful Teng Hsiang gorge on Aug.
This tendency of the Chinese to confuse Roman Catholics and Protestants is further illustrated by the note addressed by Minister Wen Hsiang to Sir R.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "hsiang" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
