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1925réf. 167497New York.: Teachers' College Columbia University. 1925. Colour frontispiece - the Mystic Symbol of Familism Plan 16 black and white photo illustrations 4 maps within the text numerous tables xxx 367pp index endpapers lightly browned. Original dark blue cloth covered boards red & black title label with Yin-Yang symbol on the spine edges rough cut. An extremely clean and firm copy in exceptionally good order. 20.5 x 13.4cm. Scarce in this condition. "A detailed analysis of social structure and relations in a rural village of Kwangtung province emphasising the importance of the family as the primary social unit." 2078 Hucker. Complete in itself Volume II it seems never eventuated. . Teachers' College Columbia University. hardcover
1878réf. 170947Shanghai.: American Presbyterian Mission Press. 1878. Pebbled cloth covered boards with title label pasted down. pp48. Front label chipped with loss to the upper edge some faint age browning to text block but in good order. 21.3 x 12.8cm A Christian-based analysis of Ancestral worship in Chinese Society. Matthew Tyson Yates was a Baptist Christian missionary who served with the American Southern Baptist Mission during the late Qing Dynasty in China. He was also a distributor of Chinese language Christian literature in Shanghai and region from 1847. At the General Conference of the Protestant Missionaries of China held at Shanghai May 10th to 24th 1877 he presented this work which was then published in a revised edition in 1878. There exist images of the Members of the Missionary Conference in two group photographs those engaged in Mission work for over ten years and those engaged in Mission work for under ten years which is reproduced in 'History of Photography in China Western Photographers 1861-1879' by Terry Bennett Quaritch 2010 on page 135 the Reverend Yates is not present but his wife is. . American Presbyterian Mission Press. hardcover
1914réf. 169106London.: Methuen & Co Ltd. 1st UK Edition. 1914. 404pp 31 3 publisher's catalogues Strikingly decorated blue cloth covers lettered in gilt head of spine has a closed tear that has been reinforced small puncture hole to the gutter on the front board prior owner name in pencil on the front free endpaper but a very attractive copy of the first edition. The author states in the prologue that the people living in these pages are not real but they are essential parts of a picture painted to portray facts - that is the impact of the East upon the West the disarray which collisions bring and the ensuing irony. At first glance this novel may appear unremarkable however it is of considerable interest in the 20th century history of Chinese-European relations as it includes on page 26 what is believed to be the earliest published reference to the infamous sign in Shanghai's Public Garden which purportedly stated "Dogs and Chinese not Admitted". The sign has now been conclusively shown not to have stated this however references to the racist wording still appear to this day and the reporting of its existence has caused and continues to cause a great deal of ill feeling. Reginald Johnston former tutor to Pu Yi the last emperor of China wrote in a 1927 pamphlet issued by the Tianjin British Committee of Information that the anti-Chinese wording "it is a kind of slander which takes a lot of killing and survives even the most authoritative denials". Shanghai's Dogs and Chinese Not Admitted" Sign: Legend History and Contemporary Symbol - Robert A. Bickers and Jeffrey N. Wasserstrom. The China Quarterly No 142. June 1995. Putnam Weale was the name under which Bertram Lenox Simpson 1877- 1930 wrote many books about China. Born in England Bertram Simpson followed his father into the Chinese Maritime Customs Service leaving the service in 1901. He wrote a great deal about China in the years that followed and became deeply involved in Chinese politics. He was murdered in 1930 and it seems quite likely that his murder was of a political nature though neither motive nor killer was ever found. . Methuen & Co Ltd. hardcover
1829réf. 168689London.: Oriental Translation Fund. 1st thus. 1829. 2 volumes. Volume I: black & white frontispiece "Fac-simile of the Title-Page to Haoukewchuen or the Fortunate Union". A further page with borders decorated and printed in blue announce: Oriental Translation Fund Instituted 1828 under the patronage of His Most Gracious Majesty George the Fourth and states that 'This copy was printed for the Most Noble the Marquess of Anglesey A subscriber to the Oriental Translation Fund.' Some foxing preliminary leaves one gathering loosening. xxiv 258pp and errata. Volume II: Frontispiece map showing "the Route of the Embassy in 1816 from Peking to Tengchang Foo along the Grand Canal" vi 262pp appendix and bound together with 31pp 'Report of the Proceedings of the Second General Meeting of the Subscribers to the Oriental Translation Fund with the Prospectus A list of the Oriental Translation Committee a Report of the Committee and Regulations and a List of Works in the Press. Generally very clean and sound. Contemporary dark green cloth expertly rebacked with the original cases repaired and new endpapers of Bemboka hand-made paper. The original spines have been re-laid together with the original paper title label. A very pleasing copy of a scarce set. 25.5 x 16cm. Hao-ch'iu chuan "The pleasing history" or "The fortunate union" is a Chinese "caizi jiaren" talent and beauty novel published in the 17th Century. The author is known only under the name "Man of the Teaching of Names" The identity of the author and exact date of publishing are not known. According to Philippe Postel author of "Les Traductions Françaises du Haoqiu Zhuan" the most commonly stated date of authorship is 1683 at the beginning of the Qing Dynasty. The translator John Francis Davis was Governor of Hong Kong in the period 1844 - 48. At the beginning of his career he served on Lord Amherst's Mission to China and after spending the best part of his career in the service of the East India Company he succeeded Lord Pottinger as Governor of Hong Kong. A scholarly man he did not fit into this role his knowledge and appreciation of Chinese culture and life being very unpopular with the European community. The frostiness was such that when he finally departed Hong Kong the European community showed their displeasure by not acknowledging his departure in any way. . Oriental Translation Fund. hardcover
1964réf. 169809No place of publication.: No details of publisher. 1964 -2007. Three Chinese Red Cross membership certificates issued in 1964 1989 2007 respectively page numbers vary from 2 to 6 one in plain paper covers one in red vinyl plastic covers one in green card covers in different sizes. Two certificates in Chinese and one is bilingual Chinese and Mongolian. One certificate is accompanied by a Red Cross metal pin. All in very good condition. . No details of publisher. unknown
1881réf. 169948Peking.: Typographie du Pei-T'ang. 1881. xx 1 133pp. Original blue paper wrappers as published and inserted without the backstrip into a contemporary library binding with linen spine and marbled boards. A cancelled stamp from the University of Cape Town on the front free endpaper. The text block is loosley inserted having come away from the binding. A dedication copy signed on the half-title by the author. Text in French. 24 x 15.5cm. The familiar instructions of Dr. Tchou Pô-Lou treatise on practical ethics published for the first time with two French translations one juxta-linear the other literal accompanied by a literary and philological commentary ad variorum notes and a vocabulary of all the words in the text. Zhu Yongchu 1617-1689. . Typographie du Pei-T'ang. hardcover
1923réf. 170115Peking.: 外交部. Wai jiao bu. December1923. Volume One only of three. 4 108 leaves four-hole stab binding in red paper covers. Original red wrappers a little faded in places and chipped and torn with some loss. Title pages some occasional foxing but generally very clean small numeric stamp upper wrapper barely visible light damp stain outer edge last leaves 4 x 3cm loss to paper on title page not affecting the text very clean and sound internally. Text in traditional Chinese. 32.6 x 19.2cm. Scarce. This conference also known as The Washington Naval Conference; The Washington Arms Conference or the Washington Disarmament Conference was a meeting of delegates from nine nations - the USA Japan China France Britain Italy Belgium the Netherlands and Portugal. This group which very deliberately excluded Russia met in this interesting post WWI world to discuss and negotiate their interests in the Pacific and the East Asian region. Three major treaties were some of the results of the conference: Four-Power Treaty; Five-Power Treaty also known at the Washington Naval Treaty and the Nine-Power Treaty together with a number of other smaller agreements. These treaties helped keep the peace throughout the 1920s and also helped Japan build up her navy and work on consolidating her position in China. The decisions and actions that took place at this conference clearly had an effect on the lead up to World War II in East Asia and it can be argued still have echoes today on relationships with and within the region today. . 外交部. [Wai jiao bu]. unknown
réf. 169651新星出版社. Nouvelle Etoile. Translated from Chinese into French 4pp plates showing Chinese top leaders Deng Xiaoping Li Peng and Jiang Zemin at the meetings of the Politburo and the Central Committee. 46pp light sign of wear good in wrappers. 18.4 x 12.8cm. Text in French. This meeting of the Central Committee was held between 23 and 24 June 1989 shortly after the Tiananmen Square protest. Zhao Ziyang the General Secretary of the Communist Party of China at the time was heavily critised and removed from all of his positions as a result. . 新星出版社. Nouvelle Etoile. unknown
1835réf. 170206Paris.: Oriental Translation Fund. 1st Edition. 1835. Black and white engraved vignette on the title page. Green stippled cloth covered boards with paper title label lettered in black on the spine. Yellow endpapers with some slight buckling on the front fixed endpaper and a small chip from the lower corner corners bumped and faint age discolouration to edges but a very good firm and clean copy of the first edition. 480pp. 24.5 x 14.5cm. The chapter headings are in traditional Chinese underlining the point of these morality stories that have been taken from Chinese classic literature but the stories and comments are entirely in French. . Oriental Translation Fund. hardcover
1957réf. 164737上海.Shanghai.: 地图出版社. Ti du chu ban she. 1st edition 3rd Printing. 1957. 37 maps in colour signs of wear at extremities on covers a stamp and a prior owner's signature rear free endpaper hinge starting good copy in hardback. Text in Chinese. 17.6 x 12.5cm. This Chinese language atlas includes two world maps along with five continental maps. The remaining thirty maps are countries and regions including China Mongolia North Korea Japan Soviet Unions Poland Germany UK France Spain Australia US Arabian Peninsula South and North Poles and more. . 地图出版社. [Ti du chu ban she]. hardcover
1933réf. 164732上海.Shanghai.: 商務印書館 Shang wu ying shu guan. 1st Edition. 民国22 1933. Volume 1 only of 2 maps black and white illustrations 140pp geography textbook for high school students. Original wrappers marked and worn with minor loss in places including along spine occasional ink marking and pencilling sound copy. Text in traditional Chinese. 18.7 x 12.8cm. This geography text was written under the curriculum guidance of the Education Department in 1933. The Volume One includes geography and climate information on Asia and Europe. . 商務印書館 Shang wu ying shu guan unknown
1898réf. 165360London.: Sampson Low Marston. Third revised edition. 1898. Black and white frontispiece with tissue guard numerous illustrations. Coloured folding map at the rear xxiv 316pp index. Original yellow cloth pictorial boards lettered in black Top edge gilt. The half-title has been partially glued to the front pastedown and has a 0.6cm loss to lower edge. The bright yellow cloth is lightly soiled the spine only faintly darkened. Chop to title-page. Text block is clean and sound. A very good copy. 19.5 x 13.5cm. Journal written on the 2 month journey up the Yangtse River from Shanghai to Chung-king. . Sampson Low, Marston. hardcover
1878réf. 165197Tokyo.: 山中市兵衛.Yamanaka Ichibee. 1878. Volumes 2 3 5-7 of 7 volumes a Japanese edition of 18 Chinese histories classics spanning from pre-Qing to Song Dynasty. Originally edited by a Chinese scholar 曽先之 Zeng Xianzhi in Yuan Dynasty it was later annotated by another Chinese scholar 陳殷 Chen Yin in Ming Dynasty. This is Japanese edition compiled by 大賀富二 Ōga Tomoji has Japanese reading marks. Four-hole stab binding double leaves oriental style paper title label missing on volume 2 some marking covers particularly volumes 2 and 3 occasional worming string volume 3 split but still holding in good condition. 18.4 x 12.7cm. . [山中市兵衛?].[Yamanaka Ichibee?]. unknown
1518réf. 165201大阪.Osaka.: 明善堂. Meizendō. 明治15 1882. Volumes 1 and 2 only lacks volume 3. Map in text showing Chinese ancient battlefield of Fei River in 383 A.D. black and white illustrations original yellow embossed card covers four hole Japanese stab binding double leaves in oriental style paper title labels laid down upper covers. Covers a little marked and lightly worn at edges otherwise very good. Vol 1: 75 leaves; Vol 2: 76 leaves. Text in Chinese with Japanese translation. 17.8 x 12.1cm. Accompanying the Chinese text these volumes provide Japanese translations and some illustrations for words and terms which appeared in the 18 histories. . 明善堂. [Meizendō]. unknown
1886réf. 165206Osaka.: 岡島眞七. Okajima Shinshichi. Meiji 19. 1886. 5 volumes only of 7 lacks volumes 1 and 2 bound in Japanese 5 hole stab binding double leaves oriental style. Paper title labels laid down upper covers of all but volume 3 covers marked and stained in places. Generally good. Text in Chinese with Japanese reading marks. 25.9 x 18.1cm. A Japanese edition of Jūhasshiryaku 十八史略 Shi ba shi lue in pinyin with extra notes added by Confucian scholar Fujisawa Nangaku 藤澤南岳 1842-1920. The Summary of the Eighteen Histories is an introductory Chinese history for children compiled by Zeng Xianzhi 曾先之 in the Yuan period. The complete set runs to 7 volumes. . 岡島眞七. [Okajima Shinshichi]. unknown
1818réf. 165209京都.Kyoto.: 五車楼.Gosharō. 明治18 1885. 6 volumes of 7 volume-set missing volume one bound in Japanese 5 hole stab binding woodblock printed on double leaves oriental style. Paper title labels laid down on yellow embossed upper covers some rubbing and light soiling in good condition. Text in Chinese with Japanese reading marks. 26 x 18.5cm. A Japanese Meiji edition of Jūhasshiryaku 十八史略 Shibashilue in pinyin with extra notes added by a Kyoto resident 奧野精一 Okuno Seiichi. The Summary of the Eighteen Histories is an introductory Chinese history for children compiled by Zeng Xianzhi 曾先之 in the Yuan period. Complete in 7 volumes. . 五車楼.[Gosharō]. unknown
1880réf. 165397大阪.Osaka.: 中川勘助.Nakagawa Kansuke. 明治131880. 5 volumes of 7. Missing volumes two and three bound in Japanese 5 hole stab binding double leaves oriental style. Paper title labels laid down upper covers rubbed with loss soiling and creasing on covers edges little soiled occasional worming still text clean and sound. Text in Chinese with Japanese reading marks. 26 x 18.5cm. A Japanese edition of Jūhasshiryaku 十八史略 Shi ba shi lue in pinyin with extra notes. The text was checked against the authorative text by Japanese scholar 近藤元粹 Kondō Gensui. The Summary of the Eighteen Histories is an introductory Chinese history for children compiled by Zeng Xianzhi 曾先之 in the Yuan period. The full set is complete in 7 volumes. . 中川勘助.[Nakagawa Kansuke]. unknown
1880réf. 165396大阪.Osaka.: 中川勘助.Nakagawa Kansuke. 明治131880. 6 volumes of 7. Lacks volume 1 bound in Japanese 5 hole stab binding double leaves oriental style. Paper title labels laid down upper covers soiling and creasing on covers edges little soiled occasional worming and chops insect damage upper edge volume one still text clean and sound. Text in Chinese with Japanese reading marks. 26 x 18.5cm. A Japanese edition of Jūhasshiryaku 十八史略 Shi ba shi lue in pinyin with extra notes. The text was checked against the authorative text by Japanese scholar 近藤元粹 Kondō Gensui. The Summary of the Eighteen Histories is an introductory Chinese history for children compiled by Zeng Xianzhi 曾先之 in the Yuan period. The full set is complete in 7 volumes. . 中川勘助.[Nakagawa Kansuke]. unknown
1880réf. 165395大阪.Osaka.: 中川勘助.Nakagawa Kansuke. 明治131880. 6 volumes of 7. Lacks volume one bound in Japanese 5 hole stab binding double leaves oriental style. Paper title labels laid down upper covers soiling and creasing on covers edges little soiled ink annotation upper edge some volumes string split volume seven with some browning still text clean and sound. Text in Chinese with Japanese reading marks. 26 x 18.5cm. A Japanese edition of Jūhasshiryaku 十八史略 Shi ba shi lue in pinyin with extra notes. The text was checked against the authorative text by the Japanese scholar 近藤元粹 Kondō Gensui. The Summary of the Eighteen Histories is an introductory Chinese history for children compiled by Zeng Xianzhi 曾先之 in the Yuan period. The full set is complete in 7 volumes. . 中川勘助.[Nakagawa Kansuke]. unknown
2003réf. 163774Canberra.: Contemporary China Centre Research School of Pacific and Asian Studies Australian National University. July 2003 - January2008. Issues no. 50 to 59 of the China Journal published semi-annually by Contemporary China Centre Australian National University from July 2003 to January 2008 paperback in very good condition. The ten issues cover a wide range of topic on China. Some interesting highlights in the series are: Extramarital Love in Shanghai pp. 1-36 issue no. 50; Suing the Local State: Administrative Litigation in Rural China pp. 75-96 issue no.51; Working until You Drop: The Elderly of Rural China pp. 73-94 issue no.52; Taiwan's Domestic Politics and Cross-Strait Relations pp. 35-60 issue no.53; Bracing for an Uncertain Future: A Case Study of New Coping Strategies of Rural Parents under China's Birth Control Policy pp. 53-76 issue no.54; Institutionalized Rebellion: Governing Tsinghua University during the Late Years of the Chinese Cultural Revolution pp. 1-28 issue no.55; Who Adopts Girls and Why Domestic Adoption of Female Children in Contemporary Rural China pp. 63-82 issue no.56;Working for the Peasants Strategic Interactions and Unintended Consequences in the Chinese Rural Tax Reform pp. 89-106 issue no.57;From Resistance to Adaptation: Uyghur Popular Music and Changing Attitudes among Uyghur Youth pp. 59-82issue no.58;Boss Christians: The Business of Religion in the "Wenzhou Model" of Christian Revival pp. 63-87 issue no.59 etc. . Contemporary China Centre, Research School of Pacific and Asian Studies, Australian National University. paperback
1996réf. 163776Canberra.: Contemporary China Centre Research School of Pacific and Asian Studies Australian National University. January 1996 - January2003. A collection of 15 issues of the China Journal issue no.35 -49 published semi-annually by Contemporary China Centre Australian National University from January 1996 to January 2003. Some fading and occasional tear on spine otherwise in good condition paperback. The fifteen issues cover a wide range of topic on China. Some interesting highlights in the series are: Learning Versus Adaptation: Explaining Change in Chinese Arms Control Policy in the 1980s and 1990s pp. 27-61 issue no.35; The Fengshui Resurgence in China: Conflicting Cosmologies Between State and Peasantry pp. 47-65 issue no.36; The Cash Nexus and Social Networks: Mutual Aid and Gifts in Contemporary Shanghai Villages pp. 91-112 issue no.37; Farmers' Preferences Regarding Ownership and Land Tenure in Post-Mao China: Unexpected Evidence from Eight Counties pp. 33-63 issue no.38; The Transformation of China's Mental Health Services pp. 1-36 issue no.39; Exalting the Latecomer State: Intellectuals and the State during the Chinese and Vietnamese Reforms pp. 9-36 issue no.40; Inequality in the Rewards for Holding up Half the Sky: Gender Wage Gaps in China's Urban Labour Market 1988-1994 pp. 55-88 issue no.41; Becoming Dagongmei Working Girls: The Politics of Identity and Difference in Reform China pp. 1-18 issue no.42; The Disarticulation of Hong Kong's Post-Handover Political System pp. 29-53 issue no.43; State Coercion and the Balance of Awe: The 1983-1986 "Stern Blows" Anti-Crime Campaign pp. 93-125 issue no.44; Jiang Zemin's Style of Rule: Go for Stability Monopolize Power and Settle for Limited Effectiveness pp. 45-51 issue no.45; Tears of Rage: Chinese Nationalist Reactions to the Belgrade Embassy Bombing pp. 25-43 issue no.46; Fertility and Family Planning in Rural Tibet pp. 19-39. issue no.47; Cadres Temple and Lineage Institutions and Governance in Rural China pp. 1-27 issue no.48; Democratizing the Neighbourhood New Private Housing and Home-Owner Self-Organization in Urban China pp. 31-59 issue no.49 . Contemporary China Centre, Research School of Pacific and Asian Studies, Australian National University. paperback
1982réf. 163783Canberra.: Contemporary China Centre The Australian National University. January 1982 - July1987. A broken run of 10 issues of the Australian Journal of Chinese Affairs no. 7-10 12 14-18 published semi-annually by Contemporary China Centre Australian National University from January 1982 to July 1987 stamps of ANU Asian Studies faculty some fading on spine and little rubbing on covers at extremities paperback in good condition. The ten issues cover a wide range of topic on China. Some interesting highlights in the series are: On the `Two Roads' and Following our Own Path: The Myth of the `Capitalist Road' pp. 55-83 issue no.7; Speculation in a Distorting Mirror: Scientific and Political Fantasy in Contemporary Chinese Writing pp. 51-64. issue no.8; China and the Law of the Sea Convention pp. 35-53 issue no.9; Traditional Mongolian Performing Arts in Inner Mongolia pp. 17-38 issue no.10; Laissez-Faire Socialism Prosperous Peasants and China's Current Rural Development Strategy pp. 1-34 issue no.12; China's Economic Growth Structural Transformation and Food Trade pp. 65-83 issue no.14; The Role of Hong Kong in China's Export Drive pp. 83-101 issue no.15; `Good Mao' `Bad Mao': Mao Studies and the Re-Evaluation of Mao's Political Thought pp. 1-6 issue no.16; Patterns of Divorce in China pp. 53-75 issue no.17; The Struggle to Dictate China's Administration: The Conflict of Branches vs Areas vs Reform pp. 15-45 issue no.18 . Contemporary China Centre, The Australian National University. paperback
1989réf. 163787Canberra.: Contemporary China Centre The Australian National University. July 1989 - July1992. A broken run of 5 issues of the Australian Journal of Chinese Affairs no.2224252728 published semi-annually by Contemporary China Centre Australian National University from July 1989 to July 1992 stamps of ANU Asian Studies faculty on issue no.28 in good condition. The five issues cover a wide range of topic on China. Some interesting highlights in the series are: Sex Differences in Mate Selection and Sexuality in the People's Republic of China pp. 63-83 issue no.22; The Chinese Communist Party and Chinese Society: Popular Attitudes Toward Party Membership and the Party's Image pp. 51-92 issue no.24; Science as Politics and Politics as Science: Fang Lizhi and Chinese Intellectuals' Uncertain Road to Dissent pp. 1-36 issue no.25;Anthropology by Other Names: The Impact of Sino-Soviet Friendship on the Anthropological Sciences pp. 133-149 issue no.27; Enterprise Response to Market Reforms: The Case of the Chinese Bicycle Industry pp. 111-139 issue no.28 . Issue no.25 includes some articles on 1989 Chinese Democracy Movement. . Contemporary China Centre, The Australian National University. unknown
1985réf. 163786Canberra.: Contemporary China Centre The Australian National University. July 1985- January and July1988. A run of 7 issues of the Australian Journal of Chinese Affairs no. 14-19/20 including a combined volume issues no.19 and 20. The journal was published semi-annually by Contemporary China Centre Australian National University from July 1985 to January and July 1988. Some very light fading on spine in good condition. The seven issues cover a wide range of topic on China. Some interesting highlights in the series are: China's Economic Growth Structural Transformation and Food Trade pp. 65-83 issue no.14; The Role of Hong Kong in China's Export Drive pp. 83-101 issue no.15; `Good Mao' `Bad Mao': Mao Studies and the Re-Evaluation of Mao's Political Thought pp. 1-6 issue no.16; Patterns of Divorce in China pp. 53-75 issue no.17; The Struggle to Dictate China's Administration: The Conflict of Branches vs Areas vs Reform pp. 15-45 issue no.18; Hong Kong: The Decline of Political Expectations and Confidence pp. 241-267 issue no.19 and 20. . Contemporary China Centre, The Australian National University. unknown
1886réf. 153806Osaka.: 岡島眞七 Okajima Shinshichi. Meiji 19. 1886. Complete 7 volume set 12 coloured copper engraved double page maps of China. Bound in Japanese 5 hole stab binding. Covers damp damaged with some showing mould staining string on first volume broken in one place but binding still sound very occasional light spotting contents. Lower edge of all volumes and upper edge of 3 volumes are titled in ink. Although the condition of the bindings are poor the maps and woodblock printed text are very good. A Japanese edition of Jūhasshiryaku 十八史略 Shi ba shi lue in pinyin with extra notes added by Confucian scholar Fujisawa Nangaku 藤澤南岳 1842-1920. The Summary of the Eighteen Histories is an introductory Chinese history for children compiled by Zeng Xianzhi 曾先之 in the Yuan period. Complete in 7 volumes. . 岡島眞七 [Okajima Shinshichi]. unknown
