Lost in Recollection: Gao Fenghan's (1683-1749) Reflections on Langya Terrace.

The article will focus on album pages by the painter, calligrapher, and poet Gao Fenghan 高鳳翰 (1683–1749), a native of the coastal district of Jiaozhou in Shandong province who lived during the Pax Sinica of the early Qing dynasty. The paper analyses Gao's creative obsession with the highly symbolic historical place of Langya terrace and his vision of the corroded remnant of a Qin dynasty stone tablet set against the contemporary socio-political background. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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