For 10 points, name this country whose poets include Wang Wei, Tu Fu, and Li Po.
A poet from this country praised a religious friend who "rest[s] on a wedge of cloud and mist." That man claims "Constant friends, although we wander, we'll meet again in the Milky Way." Eliot Weinberger and Octavio Paz wrote about "Nineteen Ways of Looking At" a poet from this country, contrasting translations by Kenneth Rexroth and Gary Snyder which mention a "far off voice" among "green moss" and a "mountain wilderness." A poem from this country evokes the sound of (*) wheels rumbling and horses whinnying as conscripts pass by, and another work from this country begins "I take my wine jug out among the flowers." The authors of "The Song of the Wagons," "The River Captain's Wife," and "Drinking Alone By Moonlight" come from this country. For 10 points, name this country whose poets include Wang Wei, Tu Fu, and Li Po.
A poet from this country praised a religious friend who "rest[s] on a wedge of cloud and mist.
People’s Republic of China [or Zhongguo]