A poet who wrote in this language described a figure who "Raises [his] cup to invite the bright moon" in "Drinking Alone by Moonlight."
One author used this language to write a poem comparing himself to a cloud casting a passing shadow over a woman's heart, "Chance," as well as the poem "Saying Goodbye to Cambridge." A modern author of poetry in this language wrote the collection The Boy Who Catches Wasps and won the 2010 Neustadt Prize for Literature. Two poets who wrote in this language founded the journal Today, which published works of this language's Misty School. This language was used to describe "Wagons rattling and banging, horses neighing and snorting" in the poem "Ballad of the Army Carts." A poet who wrote in this language described a figure who "Raises [his] cup to invite the bright moon" in "Drinking Alone by Moonlight." For 10 points, name this language used by poets such as Duo Duo, Hai Zi, and Du Fu.
One author used this language to write a poem comparing himself to a cloud casting a passing shadow over a woman's heart, "Chance," as well as the poem "Saying Goodbye to Cambridge."
written Chinese [reluctantly accept Mandarin]