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Lu Cai ( Chinese: 陆采; 1497–1537) was a Ming Dynasty Chinese playwright. He wrote five chuanqi plays; only Romance of the Bright Pearl (《明珠记》), Romance of homesickness (《怀乡记》) and Romance of the Southwest Chamber (《南西厢记》) have survived. [1]
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- ^ Wang Lucai. Lu Cai. Encyclopedia of China (Chinese opera edition). 1st ed.
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Lu Cai ( Chinese: 陆采; 1497–1537) was a Ming Dynasty Chinese playwright. He wrote five chuanqi plays; only Romance of the Bright Pearl (《明珠记》), Romance of homesickness (《怀乡记》) and Romance of the Southwest Chamber (《南西厢记》) have survived. [1]
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- ^ Wang Lucai. Lu Cai. Encyclopedia of China (Chinese opera edition). 1st ed.
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