鬧學堂

Nao xuetang

Noisy classroom

This print shows nine sons playing around in school. The symbol of the nine sons appears in one of the great early anthologies of Chinese poetry, namely the Songs of the South where it is said the goddess Nu Qi, who was without a husband, gave birth to nine sons. In portraying this theme it seems li...

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Full title: 鬧學堂 [electronic resource] Chinese.
Alternative titles: Nao xuetang
Noisy classroom
Other authors: San Loh He Print Shop., 三六和.
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Language: Chinese
Published: [S.l.] : San Loh He Print Shop, [n.d.].
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Summary: This print shows nine sons playing around in school. The symbol of the nine sons appears in one of the great early anthologies of Chinese poetry, namely the Songs of the South where it is said the goddess Nu Qi, who was without a husband, gave birth to nine sons. In portraying this theme it seems likely that the wish for a large male offspring is alluded to.
Other authors: San Loh He Print Shop., 三六和.
Language: Chinese
Published: [S.l.] : San Loh He Print Shop, [n.d.].
Subjects:
Series: SOAS Digital Library.
REGIONS.
FORMATS.
ARTE.
REAS.
ILOAA.
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