2007.066.303 |
Book |
An account of a Chinese classic devoted to agriculture, written by Jia Sixue (Chia Ssu-haueh) sometime between 533 and 544. The original Chinese text is presented, with English translation and extensive explanatory notes. |
A Preliminary Survey of the Book Ch'i Min Yao Shu, An Agricultural Encyclopedia of the 6th century. |
Shih, Sheng-han |
1962 |
Science Press |
2007.066.304 |
Book |
Book III. Intermediate-level textbook containing reading selections from plays, short stories, diaries, speeches, essays and travelogues, with English/chinese vocabulary. |
Read Chinese |
Wang, Fang-yu |
1961 |
Yale University Press |
2007.066.305 |
Book |
Researches on the languages spoken by the pre-Chinese races of China proper previously to the Chinese occupation. This is a 1970 Taiwanese reprint of the 1887 original. |
The Languages of China Before the Chinese |
de Lacouperie, Terrien |
1970 |
Ch'eng-wen Publishing Co. |
2007.066.306 |
Book |
An account of the history, structure, and activities of the Family Planning Association of Hong Kong, 1950 to 1975. Text in English, summaries in Chinese. |
Silver Jubilee 1950-1975 |
Family Planning Association of Hong Kong |
nd |
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2007.066.307 |
Book |
Translations of six Yuan dynasty (1271 - 1368) plays: The Orphan of Chao; The Soul of Ch'ien-nu Leaves her Body; The Injustice Done to Tou Ngo; Chang Boils the Sea; Autumn in Han Palace; and A Strategem of Interlocking Rings. |
Six Yuan Plays |
Liu, Jung-en |
1972 |
Penguin Books |
2007.066.308 |
Book |
A biography of Charles George ("Chinese") Gordon (1833-1885), British army officer and administrator also known as "Gordon Pasha" and "Gordon of Khartoum." He was active in the Second Opium War and the suppression of the Taiping rebels. The Chinese Emperor promoted him to Tidu ("Chief Provincial Commander"), one of the highest imperial Chinese military ranks. |
Chinese Gordon: A Succinct Record of His Life |
Forbes, Archibald |
1884 |
John B. Allen |
2007.066.309 |
Book |
An illustrated 59-page guide to a Field Museum of Natural History exhibit of items connected with theatrical performances in Asia, including: The religious drama of the Chinese; the lion-dance, China; Imperial play, China; the shadow-play, China; the Tibetan mystery-play; the theatre in Java; and Singhalese masks. |
Guide, Part 1, Oriental Theatricals |
Laufer, Berthold |
1923 |
Field Museum of Natural History, Department of Anthropology |
2007.066.310 |
Book |
Part I consists of a translation of the Lienu Zhuan, and Part II is "An estimate of the position of woman in early China." |
The Position of Woman in Early China: According to the Lieh Nu Chuan "The Biographies of Chinese Women" |
O'Hara, Albert Richard |
1971 |
Mei Ya Publications |
2007.066.311 |
Book |
A collection of essays by C. T. Hsia on the conflicts between left-wing literary personalities and the Chinese Communist Party in Shanghai in the 1930's. |
The Gate of Darkness: Studies on the Leftist Literary Movement in China |
Hsia, Tsi-an |
1968 |
University of Washington Press |
2007.066.312 |
Book |
A collection of short essays on Taoism as a rival school of thought to Confucian teaching. This is a First Grove Press Edition of the book first published by John Murray Ltd., London, in 1955. |
A Taoist Notebook |
Herbert, Edward |
1960 |
Grove Press |
2007.066.313 |
Book |
A survey of political thought in the Qin dynasty period in China, by one of China's leading intellectuals in the late nineteenth and early twentieth century. This is a Taiwanese reprint of the original, which was published by Kegan, Paul, Trench, in 1930. |
History of Chinese Political Thought During the early Tsin Period |
Liang, Chi-chao |
1968 |
Ch'eng-Wen Publishing Co. |
2007.066.314 |
Book |
A text for learning the Taiwanese (Hokkien or Minnan) language. Thirty-two lessons introduce 1,098 words (characters included). This is a Taiwanese reprint; publication date and place of original not known. |
Teach Yourself Taiwanese (Hokkien) |
Chiu, Chiang Ker |
1968 |
Jinshan Tushu Chuban Youxiangongsi |
2007.066.315 |
Book |
A report on the role and use of science in the lives of China's people based on a visit to China by an organization, named Science for the People, in 1973. |
China: Science Walks on Two Legs |
Connell, Dan and Glover, Dan, editors |
1974 |
Avon Books |
2007.066.316 |
Book |
A famous short story by one of China's best-known writers, written in 1922 and set in the China of 1911. Ah Q, a farm laborer, suffers a lifetime of humiliation and persecution, dreams of revolution and ends up on the execution ground. Illustrated by Cheng Shih-fa, a well-known Chinese artist. |
The True Story of Ah Q |
Lu, Hsun |
1976 |
C and W Publishing Co. |
2007.066.317 |
Book |
A guide to the correct spelling of local place names, with descriptive material as well, in English and Chinese. |
A Gazetteer of Place Names in Hong Kong, Kowloon, and the New Territories |
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1969 |
Government Press |
2007.066.318 |
Book |
A textbook introducing literary Chinese through a study of the Hsiao Ching (Xiaojing, or Classic of Filial Piety), with vocabulary and notes. |
Literary Chinese by the Inductive Method Volume I: The Hsiao Ching |
Creel, Herrlee Glesner; Chang, Tsung-ch'ien; Rudolph, Richard C. |
1948 |
University of Chicago Press |
2007.066.319 |
Book |
A textbook introducing literary Chinese through a study of the Mencius (Mengzi), with vocabulary and notes. |
Literary Chinese by the Inductive Method Volume III: The Mencius, books I-III |
Creel, Herrlee Glesner; Chang, Tsung-ch'ien; Rudolph, Richard C. |
1952 |
University of Chicago Press |
2007.066.320 |
Book |
The Chinese character text for Mandarin Primer, by the well-known linguist Chao Yuen Ren. |
Character Text for Mandarin Primer |
Chao, Yuen Ren |
1963 |
Harvard University Press |
2007.066.321 |
Book |
Volume one of a two-volume text on spoken Cantonese. |
Cantonese: Basic Course Volume One |
Boyle, Elizabeth Latimore |
1970 |
Foreign Service Institute |
2007.066.322 |
Book |
Volume Two of a two-volume text on spoken Cantonese. |
Cantonese: Basic Course Volume Two |
Boyle, Elizabeth Latimore |
1970 |
Foreign Service Institute |
2007.066.323 |
Book |
A text for spoken Mandarin (Putonghua) by the well-known linguist, Chao Yuen Ren, originally published in 1948. |
Mandarin Primer: An Intensive Course in Spoken Chinese |
Chao, Yuen Ren |
1964 |
Harvard University Press |
2007.066.324 |
Book |
Volume one of a three-volume text on spoken Taiwanese Hokkien (Minnan). |
Speak Taiwanese Hokkien, Book I |
Taipei Language Institute |
1969 |
Taipei Language Institute |
2007.066.325 |
Book |
Volume two of a three-volume text on spoken Taiwanese Hokkien (Minnan). |
Speak Taiwanese Hokkien, Book II |
Taipei Language Institute |
1969 |
Taipei Language Institute |
2007.066.326 |
Book |
Volume three of a three-volume text on spoken Taiwanese Hokkien (Minnan). |
Speak Taiwanese Hokkien, Book III |
Taipei Language Institute |
1969 |
Taipei Language Institute |
2007.066.327 |
Book |
Pronunciation drills for Taiwanese Hokkien (Minnan), to accompany the text Speak Taiwanese Hokkien, by the Taipei Language Institue. |
Pronunciation Drills for Taiwanese Hokkien |
Taipei Language Institute |
1969 |
Taipei Language Institute |
2007.066.328 |
Book |
Illustrated account of China in the early part of the 20th century, and American christian missionary activities there. |
China's Real Revolution |
Hutchinson, Paul |
1924 |
Missionary Education Movement of the United States and Canada |
2007.066.329 |
Book |
Six Ming dynasty "detective stories" featuring the Song dynasty magistrate known as Pao Lung T'u Ch'eng (Baolong Tucheng). This translation was originally published in 1964. |
The Strange Cases of Magistrate Pao: Chinese tales of Crime and Detection |
Comber, Leon, translator |
1970 |
Panther Books |
2007.066.330 |
Book |
A brief account of the Chinese language, covering sounds, script, language reform, words, functions, texts, radicals, writing, simplification, and romanization. |
About Chinese |
Newnham, Richard; with Tan Lin-tung |
1971 |
Penguin Books |
2007.066.331 |
Book |
A Chinese-English bilingual text, on facing pages, of the Chinese short story Spring Silkworms by Mao Tun. |
Spring Silkworms |
Mao Tun (Mao Dun) |
1970 |
The English Language Publishing Company |
2007.066.332 |
Book |
An English translation of the novel by Lao Shaw (Lao She). |
Rickshaw Boy |
Lau, Shaw |
1945 |
Reynal and Hitchcock |
2007.066.333 |
Book |
A classic account of the politics of the opium trade in China in the 1830's and the opium war between Britain and China. |
Foreign Mud: Being an Account of the Opium Imbroglio at Canton in the 1830's and the Anglo-Chinese War That Followed |
Collis, Maurice |
1946 |
Faber and Faber Limited |
2007.066.334 |
Book |
An account covering the concept of sin in Chinese folk religion; the various hells; the categories of sin and changes in the concept of sin; a note on sin, guilt, and sex; schoklarly evaluation of sin and shame; suicide in short stories; and moralists' evaluation of sin and shame. With a glossary of Chinese terms. |
Guilt and Sin in Traditional China |
Eberhard, Wolfram |
1967 |
University of California Press |
2007.066.335 |
Book |
A survey of the Chinese language covering the dialects and the modern standard language; phonemics; morphology; and syntax. |
The Chinese Language Today: Features of an Emerging Standard |
Kratochvil, Paul |
1968 |
Hutchinson University Library |
2007.066.336 |
Book |
Six articles on social-science research by overseas scholars in Hong Kong in the late 1960s. Proceedings of a Symposium held February 8-9, 1969. |
Anthropology and Sociology in Hong Kong: Field Projects and Problems of Overseas Scholars |
Topley, Marjorie, compiler |
1969 |
University of Hong Kong |
2007.066.337 |
Book |
Covers traditional worship; an overview of Taiwanese folk gods; the ten most popular gods of Taiwanese folk religion; the main temple and birth date of most folk gods; and a list of the gods, including their names in Chinese characters with Mandarin and Taiwanese pronunciations. Illustrated. |
An Introduction to Taiwanese Folk Religions |
Kramer, Rev. Gerald P.and Wu, George |
1970 |
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2007.066.338 |
Book |
Covers Annual festivals; marriage; and matters connected with death. Illustrated. |
A Guidebook for Christians on Taiwanese Customs and Superstitions: Translation of Ki-tok-to Kap Tai-oan Koan-siok |
Albrecht, Rev. Ardon, and Go Sin-gi, translators translator |
1965 |
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2007.066.339 |
Book |
An illustrated account of the caucasoid mummies discovered in the Uyghur Autonomous Region of China. |
The Mummies of Urumchi |
Barber, Elizabeth Wayland |
1999 |
W.W. Norton & Co. |
2007.066.340 |
Book |
An examination of the historical circumstances under which the reform movement of 1898 arose, and role of Weng T'ung-ho in that movement. This work was published in the Tsing Hua Journal of Chinese Studies, New Series I, Number 2, April 1957. |
Weng T'ung-ho and the Reform Movement of 1898 |
Hsiao, Kung-chuan |
1957 |
Tsing Hua Journal of Chinese Studies |
2007.066.341 |
Book |
An annotated translation of "Diverse Records of Wooden Bridge" ("Panqiao Zaji") by the poet-essayist Yu Huai (1616-1696). Yu recorded how he and his associates amused themselves in the entertainment quarters of Nanjing, and how the collapse of the Ming dynasty brought about an abrupt end to their carefree pleasures. |
A Feast of Mist and Flowers: The Gay Quarters of Nanking at the End of the Ming. |
Yu Huai; Levy, Howard S., translator; Kazuko Ishibashi, illustrator |
1967 |
Howard Levy |
2007.066.342 |
Book |
This Taiwanese reprint contains both Carstairs Douglas's Chinese-English Dictionary of the Vernacular or Spoken Language of Amoy (first published in 1899) and Thomas Barclay's Supplement to that work (first published in 1923). The language of Amoy (Xiamen) is closely related to the Chinese language as spoken by the great majority of the Chinese in Taiwan. |
Chinese-English Dictionary of the Vernacular or Spoken Language of Amoy, with the Principal Variations of the Chang-chew and Chin-chew Dialects, published together with Supplement to Dictionary of the Vernacular or Spoken Language of Amoy |
Douglas, Rev. Carstairs and Barclay, Rev. Thomas |
1970 |
Ku-t'ing Book Store |
2007.066.343 |
Book |
A dictionary of southern min (minnan hua) as spoken by the majority of Chinese in Taiwan, and in the areas of Fujian Province on the mainland of China, from which the Chinese early migrated to Taiwan. |
A Dictionary of Southern Min: Based on Current Usage in Taiwan and Checked Against the Earlier Works of Carstairs Douglas, Thomas Barclay, and Ernest Tipson |
Embree, Bernard L.M. |
1973 |
Hong Kong Language Institute |
2007.066.344 |
Book |
Annotated translations of five daoist (taoist) books written on silk found in a Han dynasty tomb at Mawangdui in 1973. These works had been suppressed and lost after Confucianism became the predoninant court philosophy in the 1st century BCE. |
Five Lost Classics: Tao, Huang-lao, and Yin-yang in Han China |
Yates, Robin D. S., translation , introduction, and commentary |
1997 |
Ballantine Books |
2007.066.345 |
Book |
Covers general works; late Ch'ing political history; political institutions; power politics; republican China; intellectual and cultural history; economic history and institutions; Chinese society; and reference works. |
Japanese Studies of Modern China: A Bibliographic Guide to Historical and Social-science Research on the 19th and 20th Centuries |
Faiirbank, John King, and Masataka Banno |
1955 |
Charles E. Tuttle Co. |
2007.066.346 |
Book |
About 6,000 Chinese characters are defined in English, and for each, modern mandarin (putonghua), Cantonese, ancient Chinese (early Tang dynasty), and Japanese on pronunciations are given. This work was originally published in 1923. |
Analytic Dictionary of Chinese and Sino-Japanese |
Karlgren, Bernhard |
1974 |
Dover Publications |
2007.066.347 |
Book |
An early 16th century reprint, of an edition which appeared in 1436, of a children's primer, said to be the oldest illustrated children's primer known to exist in China, and more than a century older than the first picture book for children in the West. |
15th Century Illustrated Chinese Primer: Hsin-pien Tui-hsiang Szu-yen: Facsimile Reproduction with Introduction and Notes |
Goodrich, L. Carrington, Introductiona and notes |
1967 |
Hong Kong University Press |
2007.066.348 |
Book |
An illustrated government report describing Hong Kong in 1975. Covers industry and trade; financial structure; employment; primary production; education; health; land and housing; social welfare; public order; immigration and tourism; public works and utilities; communications and transport; the media; the armed services and auxiliary services; religion and custom; recreation; the environment; population; natural history; and constitution and administration. |
Hong Kong 1976: Report for the Year 1975 |
Savidge, Joyce, editor |
1976 |
Hong Kong Government Press |
2007.066.349 |
Book |
Covers rice marketing during the Japanese occupation; rice merchants and rice markets; marketing operation; and the costs and margins in rice marketing. |
Rice Marketing in Taiwan |
Yeh, S. M. |
1955 |
Joint Commission on Rural Reconstruction |
2007.066.350 |
Book |
A character dictionary giving definitions in Chinese and pronunciations in putonghua and Cantonese. Five appendices: a table of hanyu pinyin; a table of standard Cantonese sounds; a conversion table for traditional and simplified characters; a table of commonly-used punctuation marks; and a table of Chinese dynasties. |
Zhonghua Xin Zidian: Putonghua, Yueyu [New Zhonghua Dictionary: Putonghua (mandarin), Cantonese] |
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1976 |
Zhonghua Shudian |
2007.066.351 |
Book |
A discourse on tantrism by a very controversial Taiwanese Buddhist figure Lu Shengyan (1945-), who heads a temple in Redmond, Washington State. See the Wikipedia entry on Lu Shengyan. |
Xiyatu de xingzhe: Xuanxue de Shengming Face [A Wandering Monk in Seattle: Living Principles of Metaphysics] |
Lu Shengyan |
n.d. (1983?) |
Qingshan Chubanshe |
2007.066.352 |
Book |
A Study based on Rubbings of the Engraved Han Paintings in the Collection of the National Museum of History, Taiwan. In Chinese, with an English Summary |
Social Life During the Han Dynasty as Seen from Han Paintings |
Ho, Hao-t'ien |
1959 |
Zhonghua Congshu Bianshen Weiyuanhui |
2007.066.353 |
Book |
"Preliminary Research into the Development and Evolution of Capitalist Relations in China". Three articles on the origin and development of the "sprouts" of capitalism in Ming and Qing China. |
Zhongguo Zibenzhuyi Guanxi Fasheng Ji Yanbian de Chubu Yanjiu |
Shang, Yue |
1956 |
Sanlian Shudian |
2007.066.354 |
Book |
"Chinese Family Law". A comprehensive survey of Chinese family law, with a emphasis on Republican China, by a noted legal scholar. |
Zhongguo Qinshufa |
Dai, Yanhui |
1968 |
n.p. |
2007.066.355 |
Book |
"Curiosities of Colloquial Chinese Speech" A popular account of Chinese sociolinguistics. |
Zhongguoren Shuohua de Suqu |
Chen, Ke |
1995 |
Baiguan Chubanshe |
2007.066.356 |
Book |
A collection of 34 short literary pieces by Ming and Qing dynasty authors. |
Xingling zhi Sheng: Ming-Qing Xiaopin |
Chen, Wanyi, editor |
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Shibao Wenhua Chuban Qiye Gufen Youxian Gongsi |
2007.066.357 |
Book |
This book includes historical information on the Hakka of south China from 40 different clan genealogies. In Chinese. |
Historical Sources for the Study of the Hakkas (Kejia Shiliao Hui Pian) |
Lo, Hsiang-lin (Luo Xianglin) |
1965 |
Institute of Chinese Culture |
2007.066.358 |
Book |
"A History of Qing Dynasty Women's Literature", with information on over 300 female authors in the late Ming and Qing dynasties. |
Qingdai Funu Wenxueshi |
Liang Yizhen |
1968 |
Taiwan Zhonghuashuzhu Yinghang |
2007.066.359 |
Book |
In this book (the French title was La Religion des Chinois), "Marcel Granet set out to provide a panoramic view of Chinese religion from its origins until the early Republican period. This edited translation is intended to illustrate the Durkheimian legacy to the study of religion...and to serve as an introduction to Granet's sociological work" (from the dust jacket). |
The Religion of the Chinese People |
Granet, Marcel, Freedman, Maurice, translator and editor |
1975 |
Harper & Row |
2007.066.360 |
Book |
A biography of the poet Ts'ao Chih (Cao Zhi) 192-232 A.D. |
Ts'ao Chih: The Life of a Princely Chinese Poet |
Dunn, Hugh, Illustrations by Ho Hwai-shouh |
n.d. (1970?) |
China News |
2007.066.361 |
Book |
"The aims of this study are to review the main features of Chinese rural development and changes in agriculture in recent times, identify new terminology and explain differences between Chinese and socialist development patterns, particularly divergences from the Soviet model" (from the Preface). |
A Chinese/English Dictionary of China's Rural Economy |
Broadbent, Kiernan |
1978 |
Commonwealth Agricultural Bureaux |
2007.066.362 |
Book |
A collection of twenty articles on Asian medical systems, including the great traditions of Hindu, Arabic, and Chinese medicine; the structure and character of cosmopolitan medicine; the adaptive significance of medical traditions; the culture of plural medical systems, the ecology of indigenous and cosmopolitan medical practice; medical revivalism; and perspectives. |
Asian Medical Systems: A Comparative Study |
Leslie, Charles, editor |
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University of California |
2007.066.363 |
Book |
A philosophically-oriented study of the principal elements of Taiping ideology, exploring its underlying historical and cultural roots, and evaluating the numerous intrepretations offered since the rebellion. First published in 1967. |
The Taiping Ideology: Its sources, interpretations, and influences |
Shih, Vincent Y.C. (Shi, Youzhong) |
1972 |
University of Washington Press |
2007.066.364 |
Book |
The Chinese texts for 14 short stories written between the literary renaissance movement in 1917 and the 1950s, with an introduction in English. Authors include Lu Hsun (Lu Xun); Kuo Mo-jo (Guo Morou); Yeh Shao-chun (Ye Shaojun); Mao Tun (Mao Dun); Yu Da-fu (Yu Dafu); Lao She; Chu Tzu-ch'ing (Zhu Ziqing); Lao Hsiang (Lao Xiang); Ping Hsin (Bing Xin); Shen Ts'ung-wen (Shen Congwen); Pa Chin (Ba Jin); Chang T'ien-yi (Zhang Tianyi); Ting Ling (Ding Ling); and Chao Shu-li (Zhao Shuli). Originally published in 1953. |
Readings in Contemporary Chinese Literature Volume Two: Stories |
Liu, Wu-chi and Li, Tien-yi |
1965 |
Far Eastern Publications, Yale University |
2007.066.365 |
Book |
A biography of Confucius and an account of the legacy of Confucianism. Originally published in 1949. |
Confucius and the Chinese Way |
Creel, H.G. |
1960 |
Harper and Row, Publishers |
2007.066.366 |
Book |
An account of languages in China: The Han language and its pronunciation, grammar, dialects, history, and writing system; and the minority languages (covering the Turkic, Mongolian, Tungus, Tai, Tibeto-Burman, Miao-Yao, Mon-Khmer, and unclassified or isolated languages). |
The Languages of China |
Ramsey, S. Robert |
1978 |
Princeton University Press |
2007.066.367 |
Book |
"This paper is an attempt to explore the usefulness of a sociology-oriented approach to the study of folktales. Some sociological methods, such as the survey technique and the selection of a stratified sample have been used, and sociological ways of interpretation have been applied" (from the Introduction). The folktales studied are "The story of grandaunt tiger"; "Peach boy"; "The treasure bowl"; and "Duck King". Different versions of the first two are presented in Chinese. |
Studies in Taiwanese Folktales |
Eberhard, Wolfram |
1971 |
The Orient Cultural Service |
2007.066.368 |
Book |
A collection of black and white photographs published in the Photography Magazine published by the China Post in Taiwan in the period 1979 to 1974 |
Faces of Taiwan |
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1974 |
China Post |
2007.066.369 |
Book |
A comparison of European and Chinese gilds, followed by accounts of the religious fraternity; the craft gild; the provincial club; and the gild merchant (discussing the gilds in Newchwang, Swatow, and Canton). |
The Gilds of China: With an Acccount of the Gild Merchant or Co-hong of Canton |
Morse, Hosea Ballou |
1966 |
Ch'eng-wen Publishing Company |
2007.066.370 |
Book |
Translations of poems by seven Tang dynasty poets. |
Poems of the Late T'ang |
Graham, A.C., translator |
1965 |
Penguin |
2007.066.371 |
Book |
A dictionary of terms which pertain to all facets of Chinese agriculture -- including plant pathology, farm machinery, political terminology, and agronomy, among others. Intended for students of all phases of Chinese studies, and not only for those concerned primarily with agriculture. |
Dictionary of Chinese Communist Agricultural Terminology |
Wong, Sybil, compiler and translator |
1968 |
Union Research Institute |
2007.066.372 |
Book |
A collection of 14 articles in which the authors, specialists in Chinese history, politics, and sociology apply social science approaches to the political and social uses of Confucian ideas. First published in 1957. |
Chinese Thought and Institutions |
Fairbank, John K., editor |
1967 |
University of Chicago Press |
2007.066.373 |
Book |
A collection of 19 articles on science and techology in China and Japan, covering quantitative sciences; qualitative sciences; technology; and cultural interactions. |
Science and Technology in East Asia |
Sivin, Nathan, editor |
1977 |
Science History Publications |
2007.066.374 |
Book |
A translation of chapters 1 - 34 of the earliest and most important theoretical medical text in China, the Huangdi Neijing Suwen. First published in 1949. |
The Yellow Emperor's Classic of Internal Medicine |
Veith, Ilza, trans. |
1972 |
University of California Press |
2007.066.375 |
Book |
A collection of the fragmentary remains of the original Chinese text of "Fan Sheng-chih Shu" (Fan Shengzhi Shu), rearranged, translated into English and discussed in an analytical essay. Originally published in 1959. |
On "Fan Sheng-chih Shu": An Agriculturalis Book of China Written by Fan Sheng-chih in the First Century B.C. |
Shih, Sheng-han, editor and annotator |
1963 |
Science Press |
2007.066.376 |
Book |
"An extraodinarily detailed and careful study which brings together a large amount of documentary material and the results of innumerable interviews Mr. Welch held with refugee monks during the four years he spent in the Far East assembling material for this work. The Methodology is worthy of special note" -- from the Virginia Quarterly Review. Originally published in 1967 |
The Practice of Chinese Buddhism 1900-1950 |
Welch, Holmes |
1973 |
Harvard University Press |
2007.066.377 |
Book |
A collection of 18 articles on translating from Chinese to English, din three sections: Working notes; Anthologizing; and Critical Surveys. |
Translating Chinese Literature |
Eoyang, Eugene, and Lin, Yao-fu, editors |
1995 |
Indiana University Press |
2007.066.378 |
Book |
"...this booklet attempts to provide, in condensed form, material touching on its vast area, its complex population, and its more that 3,000 years of intellectual and meterial development in order to show contemporary China in its proper setting." -- from the Introduction. |
China |
Wenley, A.G. |
1944 |
Smithsonian Institution |
2007.066.379 |
Book |
A novel (Fengchui Caodong) by the well-known Chinese author S.Y. Shu (also known as Lao Shaw and Lao She). |
The Yellow Storm |
Shaw, Lao (S.Y. Shu); Pruitt, Ida, translator |
1951 |
Harcourt, Brace, and Company |
2007.066.380 |
Book |
"Liang Ch'i-ch'ao, a brilliant scholar, journalist, and political figure, contributed heavily to modern Chinese history and helped unwittingly to reveal its meaning. Both his 'visible' career and the inner history of his thoughts fall naturally into three consecutive stages. I have tried in the three parts of this study to be first a chronicler, to recount his contribution, and next a historian, to comprehend it." -- from the Preface. First published in 1953. |
Liang Ch'i-ch'ao and the Mind of Modern China |
Levenson, Joseph R. |
1967 |
University of California Press |
2007.066.381 |
Book |
"This is the first anthology of Chinese literature to draw together the finest of existing translations. Where these have been found inadequate, new translations have been commissioned. Thus, roughtly half the material is published for the first time in this volume. The selections span a two-thousand year perod, from the Chou Dynasty (1122-221 B.C.) to the Yuan Dynasty (1280-1367 A.D.). From the ancient Songs to the dramas of the fourteenth century, all major genres are represented." -- from the back cover. Originally published in 1965. |
Anthrology of Chinese Literature: From Early Times to the Fourteenth Century |
Birch, Cyril, compiler and editor, Keene, Donald, associate editor |
1967 |
Grove Press |
2007.066.382 |
Book |
"...Harry L. Shapiro...recounts the astonishing discovery of the fossils of Peking man in an abandoned quarry near Peking and the even more dramatic tale of their disappearance during World War II. The long search for these priceless fragments, which revolutionized the history of man's evolution, has led investigators from one end of the world to the other. Dr. Shapiro's book is at once an anthopological detective story and an illuminating account of the evolution of man." -- from the back cover. |
Peking Man: The Discovery, Disappearance, and Mystery of a Priceless Scientific Treasure |
Shapiro, Harry L. |
1974 |
Simon and Schuster |
2007.066.383 |
Book |
Six lessons in spoken Chinese used at Yale University and elsewhere. In Yale romanization. |
Speak Chinese (Revised) Lessons 1-6 |
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1966 |
Far Eastern Publications Yale University |
2007.066.384 |
Book |
Twenty-four lessons in beginning spoke Chinese used at Yale University and elsewhere, in Yale romanization. First published in 1948. |
Speak Chinese |
Tewksbury, M. Gardner |
1966 |
Far Eastern Publications Yale University |
2007.066.385 |
Book |
Twelve lessons in newspaper Chinese used at Yale University and elsewhere, in Yale romanization. First published in 1960. |
Advanced Chinese: Newspaper Readings |
Chih, Yu-ju |
1967 |
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2007.066.386 |
Book |
Twenty beginners' lessons in reading and writing Chinese used at Yale University and elsewhere, in Yale romanization. Originally published in 1953. |
Read Chinese: A Beginning Text in the Chinese Character: Book One |
Wang, Fang-yu and Lee, Pao-ch'en, editor |
1966 |
Far Eastern Publications Yale University |
2007.066.387 |
Book |
"Secrets of the Hongmen". An account of the history, ritual, and symbolism of Hongmen secret societies. |
Hongmen de Mimi |
Su, Wenli editor |
n.d. |
Xinli Shuzhu |
2007.066.388 |
Book |
"A Brief Introduction to Important Events and People in Chinese History" |
Zhongguo Lishi Zhongyao Shijian yu Renwu Jianjie |
Shen, Ning |
1975 |
Xianggan Chaoyang Chubanshe |
2007.066.389 |
Book |
A history of women's life in China from ancient times into the 20th century. |
Zhongguo Funu Shenghuoshi |
Chen, Dongyuan |
1970 |
Taiwan Shangwu Yinshuguan |
2007.066.390 |
Book |
"The Basics of Political Economy" |
zhengshi Jingjixue Jichu Zhishi |
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1975 |
Renmin Chubanshe |
2007.066.391 |
Book |
Originally published in 1913, this is a dictionary of about 15,000 Chinese characters arranged by the romanized pronunciation of each character in the Minnan dialect. Definitions are in romanized Minnan. Also included are several appendices: A radical index; a glossary of world placenames and names of historical personages; character examples of Minnan syllables; a list of calendrical cyclical characters for selected years; a list of names from the bible, with Minnan transliteration; a list of simplified versions for some common characters; and a list of new or Minnan-specific characters, with explanations in romanized Minnan. |
A Dictionary of the Amoy Vernacular Spoken Throughout the Prefectures of Chin-chiu, Chiang-chiu and Formosa |
Campbell, W. |
1965 |
Taiwan Jiaohui Gongbaoshe |
2007.066.392 |
Book |
A research aid of almost 1,200 pages, with five main aims: To suggest solutions to basic problems in research on traditional Chinese civilization and history; to introduce the main primary sources; to introduce the main reference works; to give readers a sense of the spectacular changes that took place in the course of Chinese history; and to suggest ways to avoid anachronistic interpretations of the past. |
Chinese History: A Manual, Revised and Enlarged |
Wilkinson, Endymion |
2000 |
Harvard University Asia Center |
2007.066.393 |
Book |
Originally published in 1935, this is an account of Chinese culture and society by one of her foremost interpreters. Contents include: The Chinese people; the Chinese character; the Chinese mind; ideals of life; woman's life; social and political life; literary life; the artistic life; and the art of living. |
My Country and My People |
Lin, Yutang |
1938 |
Halcyon House |
2007.066.394 |
Book |
Photo illustrations of over 100 shrubs found growing in Hong Kong, with Chinese names and descriptions in English. Indices of common English names, Chinese names, and plant families. |
Hong Kong Shrubs |
Urban Services Department, Hong Kong, compiler |
1971 |
Government Printer |
2007.066.395 |
Book |
Photo illustrations of over 100 trees found growing in Hong Kong, with Chinese names and descriptions in English. Indices of common English names, Chinese names, and plant families. Originally published in 1969, this is a revised edition. |
Hong Kong Trees |
Urban Services Department, Hong Kong, compiler |
1972 |
Government Printer |
2007.066.396 |
Book |
Photo illustrations of over 100 herbs and vines found growing in Hong Kong, with Chinese names and descriptions in English. Indices of common English names, Chinese names, and plant families. Originally published in 1969, this is a revised edition. |
Hong Kong Herbs and Vines |
Thrower, S. L. |
1974 |
Government Printer |
2007.066.397 |
Book |
Originally published in 1961, this is a revised edition. "Schafer discusses the Chinese taste in stones, Tu Wan [(Du Wan) was a 12th century stone collector and descendant of the Tang poet Tu Fu (Du Fu)] and the history and nature of his catalogue, and the technology and petrology of the 12th century. His synopsis of the Chinese text describes 144 types of stones with translated abstracts of each, material of great interest to modern collectors of 'scholar's rocks'" -- from the back cover. |
Tu Wan's Stone Catalogue of Cloudy Forest: A Commentary and Synopsis |
Schafer, Edward H. |
2005 |
Floating World Editions |
2007.066.398 |
Book |
"...a wealth of images in Chinese history and literature expresses a rich tradition of homosexuality dating from remote antiquity. Drawing from dynastic histories, erotic novels, popular Buddhist tracts, love poetry, legal caes, and joke books, Passions of the Cut Sleeve evokes the complex and fascinating male homosexual tradition in China from the Bronze Age until its decline in recent times." -- from the dust jacket. Includes an appendix on lesbianism in Imperial China. |
Passions of the Cut Sleeve: The Male Homosexual Tradition in China |
Hinsch, Bret |
1990 |
University of California Press |
2007.066.399 |
Book |
"...what are li and qi? Are they equivalent to 'law' and 'psyche' perhaps? Or are 'pattern' and 'matter-energy' closer translations? And is 'number' and accurate translation of shu? The first part of this...introduction covers not only these three important concepts but also yin, yang, wuxing, and yijing. Part Two considers the development of Chinese mathematics...; Part Three covers astronomy, the cosmological schools, calendrical science, and astrology; and Part Four focuses on alchemy, magic and the search for immotality, elixir poisoning, and other topics" -- from the back cover. Originally published in 1985. |
Li, Qi and Shu: An Introduction to Science and Civilization in China |
Yoke, Ho Peng |
2000 |
Dover Publications |
2007.066.400 |
Book |
"The world's preeminent authority on Chinese science explores the philosophy, social structure, arts, crafts, and even military strategies that form our understanding of Chinese science, making instructive comaprisons along the way to sililar elements in Indian, Hellenistic, and Arabic cultures. A major portion of the book concentrates on Taoist alchemy that led not only to the invention of gunpowder and firearms, but also, through the search for macrobiotic life-elixirs, to the rise of modern medical chemistry" -- from the back cover. |
Science in Traditional China: A Comparative Perspective |
Needham, Joseph |
1981 |
Harvard University Press, The Chinese University Press |
2007.066.401 |
Book |
A collection of 17 articles on the writing of history in the People's Republic of China. "The book is esssentially a preliminary reconnaissance of the work done by Chinese historians during the first 15 years of the People's Republic" -- from the back cover. |
History in Communist China |
Feuerwerker, Albert, editor |
1969 |
MIT Press |
2007.066.402 |
Book |
Over 500 Chinese idiomatic phrases, with equivalents culled from the English translations of the Selected Works of Mao Zedong. |
Xiyu Yili |
Yang, Chen-kwang |
1974 |
C. K. Yang, Publisher |
2007.066.403 |
Book |
Includes "Taiwan as a Laboratory for Study of Chinese Society and Culture" by Shao-hsing Chen, "More Rural People -- Strong Family Life" and "Urbanization and the Family" by Arthur F. Raper, and "Matrilineal and Affinal Relationships of a Taiwanese Village" by Bernard Gallin. |
Four Articles on Population and Family Life in Taiwan |
Chen, Shao-xhing; Gallin, Bernard; Raper Arthur F. |
1966-1967 |
Asian Studies Center, Michigan State University |
2007.066.404 |
Book |
Translations of the poems by over 140 Chinese poets, from the anonymous authors of the Shijing to the work of Mao Zedong. |
Sunflower Splendor: Three Thousand Years of Chinese Poetry |
Liu, Wu-chi, ed. |
1975 |
Anchor Press |
2007.066.405 |
Book |
An illustrated history of Hong Kong up to a few years before its conversion to a Special Administrative Region within the People's Republic of China. |
A Borrowed Place: The History of Hong Kong |
Welsh, Frank |
1993 |
Kodansha International |
2007.066.406 |
Book |
An account of Sino-British diplomacy leading up to the reversion of Hong Kong to Chinese rule. |
The End of Hong Kong: The Secret Diplomacy of Imperial Retreat |
Cottrell, Robert |
1993 |
John Murray |
2007.066.407 |
Book |
An account of Sino-British diplomacy leading up to the reversion of Hong Kong to Chinese rule. |
The End of Hong Kong: The Secret Diplomacy of Imperial Retreat |
Cottrell, Robert |
1993 |
John Murray |
2007.066.408 |
Book |
The stories behind about 2,000 set expressions, literary allusions, adages, sayings, and proverbs frequently encountered in Chinese literature. |
Chengyu Diangu Yuanliu Gushi Shangxi Cishu |
Zhang Su, Gu Chao, Compilers; Chen Yuanhui, Su Ji , Editors |
1990 |
Jiaoyu Kexue Chubanshe |
2007.066.409 |
Book |
A collection of 14 articles delineating aspects of Hong Kong society in the mid-twentieth century. |
Hong Kong: A Society in Transition: Contributions to the Study of Hong Kong Society |
Jarvie, IC, and Agassi, Joseph, editors |
1969 |
Routledge & Kegan Paul |
2007.066.410 |
Book |
Accounts of the experinces of a British Special Magistrate in the New Territories of Hong Kong in the mid-twentieth century. |
Myself a Mandarin |
Coates, Austin |
1969 |
John Day Company |
2007.066.411 |
Book |
A history of Hong Kong in the 19th century and the first half of the 20th century. |
A History of Hong Kong |
Endacott, GB |
1973 |
Oxford University Press |
2007.066.412 |
Book |
A translation of the Liubu Chengyu, a manual widely used by government clerks in Chin from the middle of the 18th century to the end of the Qing dynasty. |
Ch'ing Administrative Terms: A Translation of the Terminology of the Six Boards with Explanatory Notes |
Sun, E-tu Zen, translator and Editor |
1961 |
Harvard University Press |
2007.066.413 |
Book |
A history of Chinese customs from the earliest times through the Ming dynasty. |
Zhongguo Fengsu Shi |
Zhang Liangcai |
1969 |
Taiwan Shangwu Yinshu Guan |
2007.066.414 |
Book |
A collection of ten articles on the new policies toward China adopted by the United States government in 1972. |
Meiguo Dui Hua Xin Zhengce |
Lin Daguang et al |
1972 |
Qishiniandai Yuekan She |
2007.066.415 |
Book |
Adiscussion of the common grammatical particles used in classical chinese, along with outlines of classical phonology and grammar. |
Wenyan Xuzi |
Lu, Shuxiang |
n.d. |
Taipingyang Tushu Gongsi |
2007.066.416 |
Book |
A history of political parties in China from the late Qing dynasty to the founding of the Chinese Communist Party. |
Zhongguo Zhengdang Shi |
Yang, Yuqiong |
1966 |
Taiwan Shangwu Yinshu Guan |
2007.066.417 |
Book |
A collection of four articles: One on changes in Tang dynasty land and tax systems; one on urban economics in Hangzhou in the Southern Song dynasty; and two on capitalism, the market economy, and industrial development in the Republican period. |
Zhongguo Jinji Shishang de Jige Wenti |
Kong, Jingwei |
1957 |
Shanghai Renmin Chubanshe |
2007.066.418 |
Book |
A collection of 183 humorous stories from Chinese popular literature. |
Zhonguo Minjian Gushi Xiaohua Ji |
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n.d. |
Kunlun Chubanshe |
2007.066.419 |
Book |
An account of peasant uprisings in China between 1644 and 1721. |
Qing Chu Nongmin Qiyi Ziliao Jilu |
Xie Guozhen, editor |
1956 |
Xin Zhishi Chubanshe |
2007.066.420 |
Book |
Analyses of the economics of wealthy families; landlords, the textile industries, and "anti-feudal" movements of urban lower classes in southern China in the Ming dynasty. |
Mingdai Jiangnan Shimin Jingji Shitan |
Fu, Yiling |
1957 |
Shanghai Renmin Chubanshe |
2007.066.421 |
Book |
A socio-cultural study of the Chinese family and kinship system. |
Zhongguo Jiating Zhidu |
Wu Zisu, Chen Zhiping, Wu Guohua |
1970 |
Taiwan Shangwu Yinshuguan |
2007.066.422 |
Book |
A Chinese translation of W. H. R. Rivers, Social Organization (1924). |
Shehui de Zuzhi |
Rivers, W. H. R.; Hu Yigu, translator |
1966 |
Taiwan Shangwu Yinshuguan |
2007.066.423 |
Book |
A reprint of a book originally published in Beijing in 1920. It covers such topics as the powers of the head of the family, marriage, divorce, concubinage, widowhood, remarriage, filial piety, mourning, ancestor worship, children, and inheritance. |
Zhongguo Jiating Wenti |
Yi Jiayue, Luo Dunwei |
1966 |
Shuiniu Chubanshe |
2007.066.424 |
Book |
Nine essays by the Taiwanese anthropologist Li Yiyuan on such topics as culture and behavior; culture change; social structure and personality; funderal rituals; Southeast Asian society; spiritual beliefs of the Yami peope of Taiwan; and the American anthropologist Clyde Kluckhohn. |
Wenhua yu Xingwei |
Li Yiyuan |
1966 |
Taiwan Shangwu Yinshuguan |
2007.066.425 |
Book |
A collection of 17 articles on the controversies surrounding the political interpretations of legalism and confucianism in the People's Republic of China in the 1970's. |
Rufadouzhengshi Wenzhang Xuanji |
various |
1974 |
Sanlian Shudian |
2007.066.426 |
Book |
Twenty-five articles on socialist rural development in the People's Republic of China. |
Shehuizhuyi Xinnongcun |
Shanghai Renmin Chubanshe |
1974 |
Shanghai Renmin Chubanshe |
2007.066.427 |
Book |
A text of 11 chapters (502 pages) on political economy. |
Zhengzhi Jingjixue Gailun |
Xu He, et al, editors |
1975 |
Renmin Chubanshe |
2007.066.428 |
Book |
A collection of 15 essays on culture, modernization, culture change, anthropology, war, individualism, and education by the Taiwanese anthropologist Huang Shumin. |
Wenhua yu Ren |
Huang Shumin |
1970 |
Daxiyang Tushugongsi |
2007.066.429 |
Book |
"Mian Mian (b. August 28, 1970 in Shanghai) is a Chinese writer. She writes on China's once-taboo topics and she is a promoter of Shanghai's local music. Her publications have earned her the reputation as China's literary wild child, and some are banned in China. Her first novel, Candy (Tang), has been translated into English" -- from Wikipedia. |
Tang |
Mian Mian |
2000 |
zhongguo Xiju Chubanshe |
2007.066.430 |
Book |
" A semi-autobiographical novel written by Chinese author Wei Hui... Shanghai Baby was banned in China as being decadent and copies were publicly burned. In the West, the intended audience for the novel, the reaction was positive and the book was translated into English and other languages. In 2007, the novel was made into a film, directed by Berengar Pfahl and starring Chinese actress Bai Ling in the lead role of Coco" -- from Wikipedia. |
Shanghai Baobei |
Wei Hui |
2000 |
Chunfeng Yishu Chubanshe |
2007.066.431 |
Book |
An account of Hong Kong and its history up to the eve of its reversion to the People's Republic of China. |
Hong Kong |
Morris, Jan |
1988 |
Random House |
2007.066.432 |
Book |
Five essays on the "boat people" of south China by the American anthropologist Eugene N. Anderson. |
Essays on Sough China's Boat People |
Anderson, Eugene N. |
1972 |
Orient Cultural Service |
2007.066.433 |
Book |
A collection of 22 essays on aspects of the study of the Shijing ("Book of Odes" or "Book of Poetry)." |
Shijingxue |
Hu Puan |
1964 |
Shangwu Yinshuguan |
2007.066.434 |
Book |
A dictionary of commonly-encountered set phrases in Chinese. |
Shiyong Chengyu Cidian |
Xu Yeji |
1978 |
Shidai Tushu Youxiangongsi |
2007.066.435 |
Book |
A general account of family law (originally published in 1944), covering the nature of family law; the evolution of kinship; marriage; parents and children; guardianship; adoption; family; and kinship councils. |
Xianxing Qinshufalun |
Li Yichen |
1966 |
Guoli Bianshiguan |
2007.066.436 |
Book |
A collection of three erotic stories: Wedding Night; Giving One's All; and Nightime Assault on the Gates of Passion. |
Xinhun zhi Ye |
Shan Shan |
n.d. |
Chiping Chubanshe |
2007.066.437 |
Book |
A survey of ethnic/racial groups in Chinese history, in two volumes. Originally published in 1939. |
Zhongguo Minzushi |
Lin Huixiang |
1967 |
Shangwu Yinshuguan |
2007.066.438 |
Book |
The Hundred Surnames and the Thousand Character Classic each rendered with romanized phonetic renditions of Mandarin, Cantonese, and Min-nan pronunciations. With an appendix of the names of world nations in Chinese and English. |
Baijiaxing Qianziwen |
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1971 |
Shijie Chubanshe |
2007.066.439 |
Book |
A table of Kanji used in the Japanese language, with Mandarin and Japanese pronunciations of each (arranged alphabetically by Mandarin pronunciation). Three appendices: Kanji used in Japanese names; Kanji used for their meanings regardless of their pronumciation (jukujikun); and an index of Kanji by stroke number and radical. |
Riben Dangyong Hanzibiao |
Deng Baoshan |
1974 |
Shangwu Yinshuguan |
2007.066.440 |
Book |
Mid-19th century English pronunciaton guide, probably from Canton, to aid Cantonese-speaking Chinese workers in commerce and domestic service to speak and understand English phrases. The The English phrases are given in cursive handwriting; meanings are glossed in Chinese characters, and other characters are given, that in Cantonese pronunciation approximate the English pronunciation. |
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2007.066.441 |
Book |
A collection of ten articles on traditional social concepts in mid-20th century Hong Kong. Illustrated. |
Some Traditional Chinese Ideas and Conceptions in Hong Kong Social Life Today |
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1966 |
Hong Kong Branch of the Royal Asiatic Society |
2007.066.442 |
Book |
An account of the social and political roles of kaifong associations (neighborhood associations) in mid-twentieth century Hong Kong. |
The Kaifong Associations and the Society of Hong Kong |
Wong, Aline K. |
1972 |
Orient Cultural Service |
2007.066.443 |
Book |
Nine chapters on various aspects of marriage in ancient china Originally published in 1927. |
Zhongguo Gudai Hunyinshi |
Chen Guyuan |
1964 |
Taiwan Shangwu Yinshuguan |
2007.066.444 |
Book |
This is a collection of 46 writings by Hong Xiuquan (1814-1864), a leader of the Taiping Rebellion. The pieces included were written between 1837 and 1864. There are two appendices; a description of the Taiping land system, and a chronology of the Taiping Rebellion. |
Hong Xiuquan Xuanji |
Hong Xiuquan |
1976 |
Zhonghua Shuju |
2007.066.445 |
Book |
Current Chinese phrases, arranged alphabetically by Pinyin pronunciation, with English translations. Six appendices: Important Chinese placenames; names and capitals of world nations; Chinese government titles; names of legislative bodies worldwide; impotant international press agencies; titles of heads of state worldwide; the names of important national press agencies around the world; the names of international governmental agencies; and english equivalents of Chinese terms used in various sports. An index by radicals is also provided. |
Han -Ying Shishi Yongyu Cihui |
Shangwu Yinshuguan Xianggang Fenguan |
1974 |
Shangwu Yinshuguan |
2007.066.446 |
Book |
An account of the large quasi-feudal estates maintained by the nobility in the Ming dynasty. Topics covered include: Social recovery and development in the early Ming; the nature and types of noble estates; the establishment and expansion ot the estates; their organization, and the land rents collected by them; and the influence of the estates on Ming dynasty society. Seven tables of statistical information on estates are appended, as is a list of the major sources used in the study. |
Mingdai de Guizu Zhuangtian |
Jiang Xiaoyu |
1969 |
Jiaxin Shuini Gongsi Wenhua Jijinhui |
2007.066.447 |
Book |
An account of the Chinese seafarer Zheng He (1368-1644), the voyages that took him as far as the Arabian Sea, and his links with the Islamic world. This is a translation into Chinese of a work originally written in Japanese by Terada Takanobu (1931-). |
Zheng He -- Lianjie Zhongguo yu Yisilan Shijie de Hanghaijia |
Terada, Takanobu; Zhuang Jinghui, translator |
1988 |
Haiyang Chubanshe |
2007.066.448 |
Book |
A history of Qing dynasty currency and finance, covering the circulation of currency under feudalism; the rise and fall of financial intitutions under feudalism; fluctuations in the value of silver currency and its origins, consequences, and responses; the encroachment of foreign financial power; the development of the tendency to precious-metal currency; problems in the Chinese currency system during the period of imperialist encroachment; and Chinese banking enterprises during the imperialist period. |
Qingdai Huobi Jinrong Shigao |
Yang Duanliu |
1977 |
Guangjiaojing Chubanshe |
2007.066.449 |
Book |
A collection of three hundred poems from the Tang dynasty. |
Tangshi Sanbaishou |
Wang, Zhao |
1992 |
Starite Book Co. |
2007.066.450 |
Book |
A collection of 25 essays on the legacy of Jiang Jieshi (Chiang Kai-shek) published shortly after his death. |
Lun Jiang Jieshi de shengqian Sihou |
Zhu, Yangmin et al. |
1975 |
Qishiniandai Zazhishe |
2007.066.451 |
Book |
A collection of 26 essays about Seattle and other North American points of interest, the result of a visit in 1970, by Liang Shiqiu [Liang Shih-ch'iu] (1903 - 1987), "a renowned educator, writer, translator, literary theorist and lexicographer" (Wikipedia). |
Xiyatu Zaji |
Liang, Shiqiu |
1985 |
Far East Book Company |
2007.066.452 |
Book |
A dictionary of new terms in the Chinese language added in the latter part of the 20th century. |
Xiandai Hanyu Xin Ciyu Cidian 1978-2000 |
Lin, Lunlun; Zhu,Yongkai; Gu, Xiangxin; editors |
2000 |
Huacheng Chubanshe |
2007.066.453 |
Book |
A guide to using Chinese-language reference books, archives, and internet resources. |
Ruhe Liyong Zhongwen Cankao Ziyuan: Gongzhushu, Ziliaoku ji Wangluo Ziyuan |
Wu, Yuai editor |
1997 |
Wenhua Tushuguan Guanli Zixun Gufen Youxian Gongsi |
2007.066.454 |
Book |
Originally published in 1937, this book covers the scope of marriage; monogamy, polyandry, and polygyny; the methods of conducting a marriage; the establishment of marriage; the legal effect of marriage; and divorce. |
Zhongguo Hunyin Shi |
Chen Guyuan |
1971 |
Taiwan Shangwu Yinshuguan |
2007.066.455 |
Book |
A survey of child-rearing customs through Chinese history. Illustrated. |
Zhongguo Shengyu Lisu Kao |
Guo, Licheng |
1971 |
Wen Shi Zhe Chubanshe |
2007.066.456 |
Book |
A history of America's involvement in China. Chapter titles include: 130 years' history of American imperialism in China; the suppression of the Chinese people's anti-imperialistic revolutionary movements; following the road of unilateral invasion of China; discovering a new running dog of the China invaders -- Chiang Kai-shek; undermining the Chinese people's great anti-Japanese war; aiding Chiang Kai-shek incite civil war; the outrages of American troops in China; damaging and encroaching upon the new China; and the approaching complete burial of American imperialism. |
Meidi Qinhua Shilu |
Nan, Sui editor |
1971 |
Xianggang Chaoyang Chubanshe |
2007.066.457 |
Book |
Reminiscences of Chiang Kai-shek by General Feng Yuxiang (1882-1948), "a warlord during Republican China. He was also known as the Christian General, being a convert to Methodism; or the Betraying General for having changed side during the Second Zhili?Fengtian War in 1924" (Wikipedia). Feng become one of Chiang's "sworn brothers" in 1928, but later became critical of him and his government. |
Wo Suo Renshi de Jiang Jieshi |
Feng, Yuxiang |
1975 |
Qishiniandai Zazhishe |
2007.066.458 |
Book |
A compilation of the "Six Codes" which refers to the six main legal codes that make up the main body of law in Taiwan (Republic Of China): the Constitution; the Civil Code; the Code of Civil Procedures; the Criminal Code; the Code of Criminal Procedures; and the Administrative laws. |
Zuixin Liufa Quanshu |
Zhang, Zhiben, editor |
1970 |
Dazhongguo Tushu Youxian Gongsi |
2007.066.459 |
Book |
A collection of 217 short essays on fengshui aspects of locations and geographical features in Hong Kong (including Hong Kong Island and the New Territories). |
Xianggang Fengshui Mantan |
Zeng Zinan |
1975 |
Zhongguo Kanyu Xuehui |
2007.066.460 |
Book |
A collection of examples of "grass" (cursive) characters taken from the works of over 85 well-known calligraphers from the Han dynasty to the Ming. Originally published in the Qianlong period (1735-1796) of the Qing dynasty. |
Cao Zi Hui |
Shi, Liang, editor |
1972 |
Zhonghua Shuju, Xianggang Fenju |
2007.066.461 |
Book |
The first comprehensive history of the island of Taiwan, first published in 1920. |
Taiwan Tongshi |
Lian, Heng |
1955 |
Zhonghua Congshu Weiyuanhui |
2007.066.462 |
Book |
A history of America's involvement with Taiwan from the first visit of an American ship in 1784 to the Japanese occupation of the island in 1895. |
Meiguo yu Taiwan: 1784-1895 |
Huang, Jiamo |
1966 |
Zhongyang Yanjiuyuan Jindaishi Yanjiusuo |
2007.066.463 |
Book |
An account of daoism [taoism], Confucianism, and "realism" ("legalism) in fourth century B.C. China. |
Three Ways of Thought in Ancient China |
Waley, Arthur |
1956 |
Doubleday |
2007.066.464 |
Book |
Shen, Fu (1763-ca. 1808) "wrote one of the best known descriptions of everyday life during the Ch'ing Dynasty, entitled Six Records of a Floating Life. In this text, Shen Fu describes the gentle personality of his wife, Chen Yun, and his love for her. He also chronicles the rejection of Chen Yun by his parents and her untimely death. Shen Fu was a government clerk, a "yamen" private secretary. More broadly, he also seems to have been a painter and an occasional trader or businessman, although he failed at these attempts" (Wikipedia). |
Six Records of a Floating Life |
Shen, Fu; Pratt, Leonard, and Chiang, Su-hui, translators |
1983 |
Penguin |
2007.066.465 |
Book |
A phrasebook for the Thai language, including a two-wau dictionary, tips on etiquette and protocol, and a food section. Thai script and pronunciation are used throughout. |
Thai Phrasebook |
Cummings, Joe |
1999 |
Lonely Planet Publications |
2007.066.466 |
Book |
"In Ch'u, southernmost of the ancient Chinese kingdoms, an oral literature of shamanistic songs and chants was developed by secular poets of the third century B.C. into a strange and beautiful allegorical poetry in which magic, mythology and politics curiously intermingle. The Ch'u Tz'u anthology, dating from the second century A.D., is an early selection of works by the Ch'u poets and some of their later imitators" (from the back cover). Originally published in 1959. |
Ch'u Tz'u: The Songs of the South: An Ancient Chinese Anthrology |
Hawkes, David |
1962 |
Beacon Press |
2007.066.467 |
Book |
A translation of Lao Tzu's [Laozi] Tao Te Ching [Daodejing], "The Way and its Power". In the introduction, "Dr. Waley gives a long, scholarly account of Chinese thought down to the end of the third vcentury B.C....showing the original, lofty conception of Taoism before its gradual corruption through the course of centuries..." (from the back cover). |
The Way and Its Power: A Study of the Tao Te Ching and Its Place in Chinese Thought |
Waley, Arthur |
1977 |
Grove Press, Inc. |
2007.066.468 |
Book |
A collection of twenty short stories from late twentieth-century China, in English translations. |
Chairman Mao Would not be Amused: Fiction from Today's China |
various; Goldblatt, Howard, editor |
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Grove Press |
2007.066.469 |
Book |
A glossary of political phrases current in mid-twentieth-century People's Republic of China. |
Glossary of Chinese Political Phrases |
Lau, Yee-fui; Ho, Wan-yee; Yeung, Sai-cheung; Ma, Nancy et al, editors |
1977 |
Union Research Institute |
2007.066.470 |
Book |
A novel set in 1950's Taiwan, providing "a glimpse of the tragic plight of the Formosans...,caught bewtween the menace of invasion from the mainland and the difficulties imposed by an alien occupation" (from the dust jacket). |
A Pail of Oysters |
Sneider, Vern |
1953 |
G.P. Putnam's Sons |
2007.066.471 |
Book |
"The 1911 Revolution in China was a crucial event in the coutry's struggle to find a new political system, modernize its society and economy, and achieve a new world role. Mary Rankin demonstrates that the 1911 radicals bridged the gap between old-style scholar-rebels and twentieth-century revolutionaries, clearly foreshadowing both the left wing of the republican period and the Communist leaders" (from the back cover). |
Early Chinese Revolutionaries: Radical Intellectuals in Shanghai and Chekiang, 1902-1911 |
Rankin, Mary Backus |
1971 |
Harvard University Press |
2007.066.472 |
Book |
A socio-economic study of New York City's Chinatown. |
Chinatown: Economic Adaptation and Ethnic Identity of the Chinese |
Wong, Bernard P |
1982 |
Holt, Rinehart and Winston |
2007.066.473 |
Journal |
Vol. 8, 1968
A collection of 18 items including articles, reviews, and notes and queries, about Hong Kong (including the New Territories). |
Journal of the Hong Kong Branch of the Royal Asiatic Society |
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Hong Kong Branch of the Royal Asiatic Society |
2007.066.474 |
Book |
A "treatment of the three major problems facing traditional China as it grappled with the twentieth century: the problem of intellectual continuity, the problem of the tension between the monarchy and the bureaucracy, and the problem of conflicting assessments of what was historically significant" -- from the back cover. |
Confucian China and its Modern Fate: A Trilogy |
Levenson, Joseph R |
1968 |
University of California Press |
2007.066.475 |
Book |
An "analysis based on medical and lay texts such as handbooks, marriage guides and introductions to physiology and sexual hygiene. The epilogue demonstrates how the sexual identities invented early this [twentieth] century are still in place in China today" -- from the dust jacket. |
Sex, Culture and Modernity in China |
Dikotter, Frank |
1995 |
University of Hawaii Press |
2007.066.476 |
Book |
Twenty-nine articles and book reviews by George A. Kennedy, "a lifelong sinologist who knew not only something about everything Chinese, but also practically everything about something, that is Chinese linguistics" -- from the editor's preface. |
Selected Works of George A. Kennedy |
Kennedy, George A; Li, Tien-yi, editor |
1964 |
Far Eastern Publications Yale University |
2007.066.477 |
Book |
Accounts of 28 major disasters in China in the twentieth century; from the 1910-1911 Yangzi floods to the 1999 Taiwanese earthquake. Illustrated. |
Ershi Shiji Zhongguo Zaibian Tushi |
Xia, Mingfang and Kang Peizhu, editors |
2001 |
Fujian Jiaoyu Chubanshe |
2007.066.478 |
Book |
An English translation of "one of thirty detailed sections of a voluminous medical treatise called The Essence of Medical Prescriptions (Ishimpo). These sections were grouped by topic by Tamba Yasuyori, a Chinese physician living in Japan in the tenth century" -- from "History of the Text". The 28th section, translated here, is devoted to the "bedroom arts." |
Tao of sex: An Annotated Translation of the Twenty-eighth Section of the Essence of Medical Prescriptions (Ishimpo) |
Ishihara, Akira; Levy, Howard S; Takata, Shojiro, illustrator |
1969 |
Howard S Levy and Akira Ishihara |
2007.066.479 |
Book |
"...a detailed sociological analysis of the whole complex of legal and quasi-legal institutions during the Manchu period. Using a wide range of source material, Mrs. van der Sprenkel discussses both the concepts underlying and the actual working of government and administration in Manchu [Qing dynasty] China, the nature of the law, judicial procedure, and, finally, the effectiveness of the law in supporting social order" -- from the back cover. |
Legal Institutions of Manchu China: A Sociological Analysis |
van der Sprenkel, Sybille |
1966 |
University of London Athlone Press |
2007.066.480 |
Book |
"Albert Smith, humorist, novelist, playwright, friend of Dickens and Barnum, was one of the great entertainers of the Victorian age and one of its most popular comic authors. Today Albert Smith's writings are no longer read, his books out of print,...But the little diary he published about his journey to China is still highly readable -- fresh, nicely observed, funny, a level-headed account of a country and people most Europeans once found very strange..." -- from the Introduction. Originally published in 1859. |
To China and Back: Being a Diarty Kept Out and Home |
Smith, Albert; Lethbridge, Henry James, introduction |
1974 |
Hong Kong University Press |
2007.066.481 |
Book |
A translation of Di Gong An, a novel published anonymously in the eighteenth century but set in the Tang dynasty (618-907), featuring the cases confronted by a magistrate. This translation was originally privately published in Tokyo in 1949. |
Celebrated Cases of Judge Dee (Dee Goong An): An Authentic Eighteenth-century Chinese Detective Novel |
Anonymous; van Gulik, Robert, translator |
1976 |
Dover Publications |
2007.066.482 |
Book |
"This classic combination of picaresque novel and folk epic, which mixes satire, allegory and history into a rollicking tale, is probably the most popular book in the history of the Far East. It is the story of the roguish Monkey and his encounters with major and minor spirits, gods, demons, ogres, monsters and fairies. The present translation is the first accurate English version, making available to the Western reader a faithful reproduction of the spirit and meaning of the original" -- from the back cover. The original was published in the Ming dynasty by Wu Cheng'en (1505?-1580?). |
Monkey |
Wu, Ch'eng-en |
1958 |
Grove Press, Inc. |
2007.066.483 |
Book |
"These are ten stories about women in love. The love stories were taken from a Chinese compilation called The Collection of Feminine Fragrance, published a few years before the 1911 revolution" -- from the introduction. The Collection of Feminine Fragrance is a sex encyclopedia of 335 subjects compiled by Zhang Tinghua (alias Zhichong Tianzi) of the late Qing era. |
The Illusory Flame: Translations from the Chinese |
Zhang Tinghua; Levy, Howard S, translator |
1962 |
Howard S Levy |
2007.066.484 |
Book |
"Mr. Wang has taken a well-known Chinese folktale and retold it within the rather tight limitaions of 300 characters. His purpose is to provide a piece of supplementary reading to be used in conjuction with Read Chinese Book I [Yale University Press]..." -- from the foreword. |
The Lady in the Painting |
Wang, Fang-yu; Chen, Luke, illustrator |
1965 |
Institute of Far Eastern Languages, Yale University |
2007.066.485 |
Book |
A collection of nine pieces on the life and works of Jiang Jingguo [Chiang Ching-kuo] (the son of Jiang Jieshi [Chiang Kai-shek]). |
Lun Jiang Jingguo he ta de Zhuzuo |
Jiang Nan et al |
1976 |
Qishi Niandai Zazhishe |
2007.066.486 |
Book |
Originally published in 1937, this is a history of Chinese emigration from the earliest times to the early twentieth century. |
Zhongguo Zhimin Shi |
Li, Zhangfu |
1966 |
Taiwan Shangwu Yinshuguan |
2007.066.487 |
Book |
Written in 1925, this is a survey of drama in the Yuan, Ming, and Qing dynasties. |
Zhongguo Xiqu Gailun |
Wu, Mei; Chen Naiqian, editor |
1976 |
Taiping Shuju |
2007.066.488 |
Book |
A listing of historical figures in Chinese history from Confucius to some in the early twentieth century, arranged by date of birth. Also included: Alternate names; place of origin; age at death; dates of death and birth in traditional and western calendars, and historical notes.. |
Lidai Renwu Nianli Beizhuan Zongbiao |
Jiang Liangfu, Tao Qiuying, editors |
1976 |
Zhonghua Shuju Xianggang Fenju |
2007.066.489 |
Book |
An account of the origins and development of agriculture in the loess area of China. Part 1: the ancient natural environment in the loess area. Part 2: The vegetational cover in the loess area according to ancient written records. Part 3: The origins of Chinese agriculture. |
Huangtu yu Zhongguo Nongye de Qiyuan |
He Bingdi |
1969 |
Xianggang Zhongwen Daxue |
2007.066.490 |
Book |
An account of the traditional study of the history of the sound structure of the Chinese language. |
Zhongguo Shengyunxue |
Pan Zhonggui, Chen |
1981 |
Dongda Tushuguan Youxian Gongsi |
2007.066.491 |
Book |
A survey of the Han ethnic group in China, covering the concept of the Han ethnic group; the origins of the Han; the nature of the Han; the composition of the Han group; the foundations of the Han; the personality of the Han; and the overseas activitities of the Han. |
Hanminzu de Yanjiu |
Wu Zhuhui |
1968 |
Taiwan Shangwu Yinshuguan |
2007.066.492 |
Book |
A survey of the political economy of Fujian Province in the early 20th century. Chapters deal with the most recent survey of economic geography; the history and development of Fujian's political economy; the provincial government's annual income; annual expenditures; income and expenditures by county; the accounting system; the provincial debt; the currency system and finance; and suggestions for reform of the political economy. With an appendix of 38 government documents relating to Fujian's political economy and a list of references consulted. |
Fujian Caizheng Shigang |
Wang Xiaoquan |
1935-1936 |
Yuandong Yinshuguan |
2007.066.493 |
Book |
Topics in Taiwanese Chinese folk religion. Chapters cover the "Jiao [chiao]" ritual; religious vegetarianism; the "Jiao [Chiao]" ritual in Shulin, Taibei County, Taiwan; the "Jiao [Chiao]" ritual in Zhongli [Chung-li] in Taoyuan County, a discussion of beliefs associated with rice; and the "calling of the soul" ritual in Lushan Daoism. |
Zhongguo Minjian Xinyang Lunji |
Liu Zhiwan |
1974 |
Institute of Ethnology, Academia Sinica |
2007.066.494 |
Book |
This is a primer on classical Chinese as used in traditional medical texts. Part 1, "Selected Texts", presents 40 works and excerpts from the history of Chinese traditional medicine, with introductions and annotations. Part 2, "Basic Information on Classical Chinese" contains six chapters: 1. Chinese characters; 2. Lexical meanings; 3. Grammar; 4. Syntax of ancient texts; 5. Examples of annotations in ancient texts; and 6. A general introduction to reference works. There is also an appendix containing a glossary of 386 commonly encountered terms. |
Yi Guwen (Zhongyi Zhuanye Yong) |
Shanghai Zhonyi Xueyuan Zhejiang Zhongyi Xueyuan, editors |
1981 |
Shanghai Kexue Jishu Chubanshe |
2007.066.495 |
Book |
Proceedings of a symposium held in 1978 on youth problems in changing Taiwanese society. Twenty-eight papers were presented addressing the following topics: 1. Problem behaviors among school students; 2. Youth problems in the factory and society; 3. Juvenile offenders and at-risk behaviors; 4. Practical measures for juvenile crime; 5.Tactics for counseling for youth problems. Also included are discussions, criticisms, and summaries. |
Shehui Bianqianzhong de Qingshaonian Wenti: Yantaohui Lunwen Zhuanji |
Wen Chongyi, Li Yiyuan, Yang Guoshu, editors |
1978 |
Zhongyang Yanjiuyuan Minzu Yanjiuso |
2007.066.496 |
Book |
This clan genealogy traces the origins of the Song clan to the Zhou dynasty. It is illustrated with photographs and contains many tables and genealogical charts. The coverage of the later generations focuses on Taiwan. |
Songshi Zupu |
Song Danyuan, Song Tinghua, editors |
1973 |
Songshi Zupu Bianxiu Weiyuanhui |
2007.066.497 |
Book |
An account of compensatory efforts to aid children in the Republic of China (Taiwan) affected by thalidomide. |
Zhonghuaminguo 'Shalidoumaidu' Zhanghai Ertong Buchang Shijian Jilu |
Su Dengji, Li Meilan, editors |
1978 |
Zhonghuaminguo 'Shalidoumaidu' Ertong Fuli Weiyuanhui |
2007.066.498 |
Book |
"In this book, Miao Kecheng looks at the history and development of physics in ancient China and the Modern Western world. He examines the most valuable thinking and achievements in physics in ancient China including the evolution of ancient Chinese physics, metrology, mechanics, acoustics, electronics, magnetics, and optics. He also studies Modern Western classical mechanics, thermodynamics, electronics, magnetics, optics, and kinetic molecular theory" -- from the back cover. |
A Selected History of Science: The History and Development of Physics in Ancient China and the Modern Western World |
Miao Kecheng |
2000 |
Excel Press |
2007.066.499 |
Book |
This is a well-known novel, often translated into English as "Midnight" by Mao Dun (Mao Tun; pen-name of Shen Dehong 1896-1981). "a 20th century Chinese novelist, cultural critic, and journalist. He was also the Minister of Culture of China from 1949 to 1965. He is currently renowned as one of the best realist novelists in the history of modern China. His most famous works are Midnight, a grand novel depicting life in cosmopolitan Shanghai, and Spring Silkworms. He also wrote many short stories" -- from Wikipedia. |
Ziye |
Mao Dun |
1977 |
Nanguo Chubanshe |
2007.066.500 |
Book |
This is a collection of 12 articles by various authors on aspects of the Chinese personality from a social-science point of view, with an intruduction, and a bibliography of related works in Chinese and in western languages. |
Symposium on the Character of the Chinese: An Interdisciplinary Approach |
Li, Yih-yuan; Yang, Kuo-shu, editors |
1972 |
Zhongyang Yanjiuyuan Minzuxue Yanjiusuo |
2007.066.501 |
Book |
This is a genealogy of the branch of the Chen clan from Waihai, in Jiangmen City, Guangdong Province. This brranch of the Chen clan has roots in the Xinhui (Sanwui) area of Guangdong (whence came many Chinese immigrants to the US and Canada), in Putian in Fujian Province, and in Taiwan. |
Xinjiaozheng Chenshi Zupu |
Chen Changyu |
1962 |
np |
2007.066.502 |
Book |
This dictionary of terms used in traditional Chinese medicine is organized into 12 topics: 1. Yin, yang, and the 'five elements'; 2. Internal organs; 3. 'Meridians' and accupuncture points; 4. The origins and pathology of illness; 5.Diagnostic methods; 6. Rules of treatment and herbal prescriptions; 7. Accupuncture and moxibustion therapies; 8. 'Internal' pediatric symptoms; 9. Gynecologic symptoms; 10. Trauma; 11. Eye, ear, nose, and throat symptoms; and 12. The history of Chinese medicine. There are appendicies on commonly-used single-character terms in Chinese medicine; a short bibliography of Chinese medicine; diagrams showing terms for the parts of the human body; and a table of equivalences of ancient and modern weights and measures. There is also an index of terms organized by stroke order and form. |
Zhongyi Mingci Shuyu Cidian |
Zhongyi Yanjiuyuan, Guangdong Zhongyi Xueyuan, editors |
1975 |
Shangwu Yinshuguan |