《山坡羊·春睡 Brae Sheep Chun sleep》《十二月過堯民歌·別情 Dec Guoyao Ballad Bieqing》《西廂記第一本:張君瑞鬧道場雜劇 The romance of west chamber Chiefly root Zhangjunruinao Taoist or buddhist rites (performed to save the souls of the dead) poetic drama __set__ to music,flourishing in the Yuan Dynasty》《西廂記第二本:崔鶯鶯夜聽琴雜劇 The romance of west chamber Secondly root Cui yingying dark Cheonggeum poetic drama __set__ to music,flourishing in the Yuan Dynasty》《西廂記第三本:張君瑞害相思雜劇 The romance of west chamber Third Benzhangjunrui Calamity lovesickness poetic drama __set__ to music,flourishing in the Yuan Dynasty》《西廂記第四本:張君瑞夢鶯鶯雜劇 The romance of west chamber Fourthly Benzhangjunruimengyingying poetic drama _set_ to music,flourishing in the Yuan Dynasty》《西廂記第五本:張君瑞慶團圓雜劇 The romance of west chamber Fifth Benzhangjunruiqing Reunion poetic drama __set__ to music,flourishing in the Yuan Dynasty》《四丞相高會麗春堂 four Prime minister Gaohuilichuntang》《呂蒙正風雪破窯記》《套數 cycle of songs in a traditional opera》更多詩歌...
There are 14 plays attributed to Wang and only three are extant. His Romance of the Western Chamber (Xi Xiang Ji) is one of the most famous Chinese plays and is still popular today. It is an amplified zaju (雜劇), a then popular theatrical form.
Notes
^Tres dramas chinos Gredos, 2002 ISBN978-84-249-2358-7. Several dates are given for his death. The Britannica establishes it in 1337
^Britannica Article, Alicia Relinque in Tres dramas chinos says only two complete works survived
^Stephen H. West and Wilt L. Idema, "Introduction," Wang, The Moon and the Zither.
References
Wang, Shifu, Edited and Translated with an Introduction by Stephen H. West and Wilt L. Idema; with a Study of Its Woodblock Illustrations by Yao Dajuin. The Moon and the Zither: The Story of the Western Wing. Berkeley: University of California Press, 1991. ISBN0520068076.