The literary mind and the carving of dragons
by Watson, Burton, Shi, Youzhong, Liu, Xie
Xue xi Han yu yu wen hua zhong ji han yu ke ben
The city of Hangzhou symbolized all of the contradictions of the declining Song Empire (960-1279). It was paramount and feeble, awe-inspiring and threatened, the most admired city and a disgrace to its dynastic founders. Rather than debate the merit of these polemical judgments,…
The city of Hangzhou symbolized all of the contradictions of the declining Song Empire (960-1279). It was paramount and feeble, awe-inspiring and threatened, the most admired city and a disgrace to its dynastic founders. Rather than debate the merit of these polemical judgments,…
In the nine original essays collected in this volume, cultural historians, literary scholars, an art historian, and a historical musicologist set out to recover the sights, sounds, and smells of the Southern Song Empire (1127-1279) and its capital at Hangzhoun (then called Lin'a…
The city of Hangzhou symbolized all of the contradictions of the declining Song Empire (960-1279). It was paramount and feeble, awe-inspiring and threatened, the most admired city and a disgrace to its dynastic founders. Rather than debate the merit of these polemical judgments,…
Xue xi H an yu yu wen hua zhong ji han yu ke ben
A memoir of Yang Jiang (1911-2016), a Chinese author, translator and playwright. Originally published in 1981, this is Yang's most famous book, which reveals her life stories during China's Cultural Revolution. At age of nearly 60, she spent three years in the reform school and …
1. Introduction : why Gao Village? -- 2. A critical overall view of China since the late 1990s -- 3. A brief survey of Gao Village since the late 1990s -- 4. The resourcefulness and entrepreneurship of the rural Chinese -- 5. Gao Wenshu : from troublemaker to entrepreneur -- 6. …
His book deals with the analyses and interpretations of modern Chinese philosophical discourses, especially those concerning theories of knowledge. The author looks at how contemporary Chinese philosophy is awakening from a long slumber and substantiates the hypothesis that this…
Based on rare firsthand historical data, Wang Ke presents an analysis of East Turkestan from the perspective of Islamic social structure, the origin and evolution of thoughts on national revolution, the power structure of the Republic, and international politics. The original Ja…
