We were shopping for used furniture and found a free sofa and loveseat. So I went there to check them out. They were too old so we didn't take them. The owner was quite nice, packing her stuff and sweating in a hot summer afternoon. Then she asked me if I liked classical music. I said yes. Then she gave me a box of cds saying they were her friend's leftover. I was very happy to find two DG recordings and loved them: One is a compilation of Spain-inspired music called "Bolero: Images of Spain" by Ravel, Chabrier, Rimsky-Korsakov and De Falla; The other is Bartók Violin Concerto No. 2 and Rhapsodies Nos. 1 & 2 by Gil Shaham, violin and Chicago Symphony Orchestra under the baton of Pierre Boulez.
As many people point out, it takes perseverance, patience and pain to set up Chinese support in LaTeX . So after I took the pain to do it, following these two great tutorials (TeXLive users take note: DO follow instruction 4.b .), I thought I should use it more. Here it is: the bilingual pdf version of the " Analects of Confucius"(《论语》), or "Confucian Analects", translated by James Legge and typeset by me. Many thanks to Project Gutenberg for the original plain text version!
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