The poems in Shanghai Redemption, by Qiu Xiaolong

In the detective novel, Shanghai redemption, by Qiu Xiaolong, the author includes quotations from famous Chinese poems, and also his own poems, as though they were written by the protagonist in the story, “Inspector Chen”.

Here are the poems that are in the book.

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20 Poems from Shanghai Redemption

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20 Poems from Shanghai Redemption

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