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This translation, with prefatory note, introduces a new project in Chinese literary history related to place, memory and commemoration. Although a project in the making, Duncan Campbell's work on the Orchid Pavilion shows how many of the themes of the current issue of China Heritage Quarterly - place, time, cycles, commemoration and memory - are also important to an understanding of the mental landscape of writers in dynastic, and indeed pre-dynastic times.