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1942réf. 184441942. World War II Pacific Theater Archive of 11 silver gelatin photos of U.S military in the China Burma India Theater during World War II including photos of local landscapes and civilians. Photos measure 5 x 7 inches. The China Burma India Theater was the designation given by U.S military during World War II to all Southeast Asian or Indian theaters. Japanese policy in China had long been a source of international tension and in 1941 the United States began its official support of China when President Roosevelt decreed a defense of China to be a defense of America. Multiple images show U.S soldiers posing in uniform on base in Burma. Multiple images show local women washing clothes in a river with a small village visible behind them. Between 1943 and 1944 allied forces operating in Burma destroyed or damaged more than 700 Japanese aircraft. Slight bumping to corners of several photos does not affect images. Overall very good condition. unknown books
2000réf. 0703969Intercontinental Press 2000-01-01. hardcover. Used - Good. Ship out in 2 business day And Fast shipping Free Tracking number will be provided after the shipment.HardCover. Number of Pages: 40 Pages. Language: Chinese-English. Chinas 37 listed properties have covered all the categories of world heritage. cultural. natural. cultural and natural and cultural and scenic. which is also rare among other countries. To sum up. with all these listed properties. China is worthy of a big power of world heritage. The China Society of Cultural Relics has initiated and edited the World Heritage Collection in 2003 which presents them in excellent texts and illustra. Satisfaction guaranteedor money back. Intercontinental Press hardcover
1994réf. 4823Beijing : Sheng huo du shu xin zhi san lian shu dian : 1994. 1994. Soft cover. As New. 1st ed ; Di 1 ban 1 ; 26 volumes AS NEW ; A collection of 9 of the 15 novels from the Collected Works edition of Jin Yong's world-famous martial arts fiction all of which have been used as the bases of films many times over ; includes Sword Stained with Royal Blood 1956 Bi xue jian The Return of the Eagle Heroes 1959 Shen diao xia lu Flying Fox of Snowy Mountain 1959 Xue shan fei hu The Young Flying Fox 1960 Fei hu wai zhuan Heaven Sword and Dragon Sabre 1961 Yi tian tu long ji Requiem of Ling Sing 1963 Lian cheng jue Demi-Gods and Semi-Devils 1963 Tian long ba bu Way of the Heroes 1965 Xia ke xing Deer and the Cauldron Duke of Mount Deer 1969 Lu ding ji ; Jin Yong was born in Hangzhou a native of Haining Zhejiang province. He was admitted to the Faculty of Foreign Languages of Chunking Central University and then transferred to the Faculty of Law of Dongwu University majoring in International Law. He was an English translator at Ta Kung Pao newspaper and subsequently moved to Hong Kong with the newspaper and worked as a copy editor at Ta Kung Pao and Hsin Wan Pao newspapers. At this time he also took on the job as scenarist-director at the Great Wall Movie Enterprises Ltd. and Phoenix Film Company in the late 1950s focusing on play writing and in 1955 he began to write swordplay fiction. In the meantime he started the Ming Pao Daily News with Shen Baoxin in 1959 acting as its director. Since 1966 he has expanded his publishing network considerably. The immense popularity of his martial-arts novels continues unabated having sold more than 1 billion copies making him the most popular living Chinese author. He has more than redefined the genre. Critic Simon Elegant has compared the power of the novels to a Chinese Three Musketeers a Patrick O'Brian naval series and George MacDonald's Flashman combined. ; "Kung fu together with Chinese medicine calligraphy painting playing Go and strumming the seven-stringed zither constitute the core of the Chinese cultural essence. All these elements appear in the novels and their placement firmly in the myth-shrouded past combine to produce a kind of 'cultural euphoria' in Chinese readers that cannot be found anywhere else in modern Chinese literature."--John Minford. ; in multicolored pictorial dustjackets with classic watercolor scenes color-coded by novel and stiff paper wrappers ; text in Chinese with many illustrations; Paginations: Bi xue jian 2 v. 4 828 p. : ill. ; 21 cm.; Series: Jin Yong zuo pin ji ; 3-4 ISBN: 7108006677; 9787108006677 ; LCCN:2007-556539 ; OCLC: 32447936 -- Shen diao xia lu 4 v. 4 1564 p. : ill. ; 21 cm. ; Series: Jin Yong zuo pin ji ; 9-12 ISBN: 7108006669 set; 9787108006660 set ; LCCN: 2007-556538 ; OCLC: 32447953 -- Xue shan fei hu 4 394 p. : ill. ; 21 cm. ; Series: Jin Yong zuo pin ji ; 13 ; ISBN: 7108006642; 9787108006646 ; LCCN:2007-558748 ; OCLC: 32752984 -- Fei hu wai zhuan 2 v. 4 726 p. : ill. ; 21 cm. ; Series: Jin Yong zuo pin ji ; 14-15 ISBN: 7108006650; 9787108006653 ; LCCN:2007-558749 ; OCLC: 32752899 -- Yi tian tu long ji 4 v. 4 1594 p. : ill. ; 21 cm. ISBN: 7108006685 9787108006684 ; LCCN: 2007-558743 ; OCLC: 180191557 Series: Jin Yong zuo pin ji ; 16-19 -- Lian cheng jue 4 398 p. : ill. ; 21 cm. ; Series: Jin Yong zuo pin ji ; 20 ISBN: 7108006626; 9787108006622 ; LCCN:2007-558750 ; OCLC: 32447910 -- Tian long ba bu 5 v. 4 3 1978 p. : ill. ; 21 cm. ; Series:Jin Yong zuo pin ji ; 21-25 ISBN: 7108006723 set; 9787108006721 set ; LCCN: 2007-558746; OCLC: 32399045 -- Xia ke xing 2 v. 4 834 p. : ill. ; 21 cm. ; Series: Jin Yong zuo pin ji ; 26-27 ISBN: 7108006707; 9787108006707 ; LCCN:2007-558747 ; OCLC: 32447918 -- Lu ding ji 5 v. 4 1991 p. : ill. ; 21 cm. ; Series: Jin Yong zuo pin ji ; 32-36 Beijing : Sheng huo, du shu, xin zhi san lian shu dian, ?? : ????????????, 1994. paperback
199428,5x22 cm; 79, (1) pp. Legatira editoriale in piena tela blu con sopraccoperta editoriale illustrata. Testo inglese e cinese. Prima edizione di questa monografia dedicata all'opera pittorica del celebre artista cinese nato a Chongqing City nella provincia cinese del Sichuan nel 1938, Fei Zheng. Non comune ed in ottime condizioni di conservazione.
1977réf. I 412Taipei: White Lotus Press 1977. Paperback. Good/no dj. 1.70. Works by Ancient Chinese Painters White Lotus Press paperback
1974réf. 0707205San Francisco: China Books. Very Good. 1974. First Thus. Paperback. 4to - over 9¾" - 12" tall Used Minro wear to wraps text in chinese with english plate translation laid in. Keywords: workers art from China Selections from the Shanghai Yangquan Luda Worker Art Exhibition. China Books paperback
8vo, Hardcover in fine , as new condition. lavoratori e fabbriche nella cina maoista.
1905réf. 224356London.: All Nations Missionary Union. Second Edition. 1905. Black and white portrait frontispiece three further illustrations including a facsimile of "Pledge of Prohibition of Opium Society of Pekin" 87pp 4pp adverts music within the text. 17.5 x 12cm. Blue cloth covered boards lettered in white on the upper board preliminaries and finals faintly browned light general wear to covers else a nice clean signed presentation copy. A damning overview of the British opium trade in China from a Christian Missionary's perspective. . All Nations Missionary Union. hardcover
réf. 68-0529Worcester UK: Royal China Manufactory 1795. . Engraving. 5.3 x 6.2 cm. Very Good.From the Collection of Hon.Gerald Henry Brabazon Ponsonby 1829 - 1908 Private Secretary to the Lord-Lieutenant of Ireland; son of the 4th Earl of Bessborough. [Worcester, UK: Royal China Manufactory, 1795. unknown
1985152 pages. Features: CHINA CLOUD - the boat as a way of life; The Butt Block chronicle continues; Resheathing a copper bottom; Mick Fahey and the North Woods way; The North Woods Paddle; Jerry Stelmok and the E.M. White canoe; Found plywood boats lead to serious boatbuilding; The steamboat ECHO; Air-Drying Your Lumber - Part II; The creation of LA FILLE D'OR; Hatches and other Deck Joinery; The Concordia Yawl. Average wear. Unmarked. A sound copy. Magazine
réf. 11647Ceramics China and Porcelain. WOOD & SONS "COSY" TEAPOT. Porcelain teapot England circa 1892. c. 7 inches tall. Blue speckled glaze with Arts and Crafts/Art Nouveau rose and trellis design in white green tan and black in the manner of Margaret Macdonald. The inside "scoop" of the cover repaired else in very good condition. This pattern is rare. unknown
1997réf. 132612Paris. Edition de Voir 1997. 128 pages. With a lot of illustrations in colours. Illustrated original softcover binding. 28x21 cm
2004A clean, unmarked copy with a tight binding. 308 pages. Large format book with color and black and white illustrations. Fifteen Canadian artists (Alice Mansell; Tawny Maclachlan Capon; Gerda Hofman; Debbie Knevevich; Sheila Norgate; Anne Jones; Karen Cain; Donna Boyko; Lynda Kirby; Nana Cook; Cheisey Dionne Braham; Mickie Acierno; Leona Petrak; Jan Smart; Joan Larson) and eighteen Chinese artists ( Pan Ying; Xu Qun; Lu Yuwei; Wang Lanjun; Liu Liyun; Fen Jiali; Zhao Lei; Zhang Ping; Wang Xin; Chen Qiulin; Tian Baozhen; Li Geye; Jiang Nan; Zhou Danyan; Ding Beili; Chen Xiaodan; Cao Yilin; Zhang Tiemei) come together in an exhibition: Text in English and Chinese.
8vo, paperback, pp.246. In this compelling new study, Louise Edwards explores the lives of some of China's most famous women warriors and wartime spies through history. Focusing on key figures including Hua Mulan, Zheng Pingru and Liu Hulan, this book examines the ways in which these extraordinary women have been commemorated through a range of cultural mediums including film, theatre, museums and textbooks. Whether perceived as heroes or anti-heroes, Edwards shows that both the popular and official presentation of these women and their accomplishments has evolved in line with China's shifting political values and circumstances over the past one hundred years. Written in a lively and accessible style with illustrations throughout, this book sheds new light on the relationship between gender and militarisation and the ways that women have been exploited to glamorise war both historically in the past and in China today.
1980réf. Q-0060908173Harpercollins 1980-11-01. Paperback. New. In shrink wrap. Looks like an interesting title! Harpercollins paperback
réf. DADAX1538134896Rowman & Littlefield Publishers 2019-11-11. hardcover. New. 6.30x0.79x9.34. Buy with confidence. Excellent Customer Service & Return policy. Rowman & Littlefield Publishers hardcover
2012réf. DADAX1538144913Rowman & Littlefield Publishers 2020-12-16. hardcover. New. 6.33x0.72x9.49. Buy with confidence. Excellent Customer Service & Return policy. Rowman & Littlefield Publishers hardcover
1970réf. 153821970. Two American radical pamphlets on women in post-revolutionary China issued during the 1970s by the International Socialists and the October League Marxist-Leninist document sharply different Marxist assessments of Chinese Communist claims for women's emancipation. The International Socialists pamphlet argues that gains in women's employment and public participation remained subordinate to industrial production state-building and the political priorities of the Chinese Communist Party. The October League pamphlet presents women's liberation from a Marxist-Leninist perspective sympathetic to revolutionary China illustrating women participating in labor and International Women's Day demonstrations. The pair records competing positions within the American revolutionary left over China women's labor socialism and the meaning of emancipation during the decade following the Cultural Revolution. Two illustrated and textual pamphlets published in Highland Park and Chicago during the 1970s comprising 65 pages. The Liberation of Women in China issued by the International Socialists contains 49 pages with tables and footnotes and develops a sustained critique of women's status under Chinese Communism. The October League publication comprises 16 pages and is illustrated with black-and-white photographs showing women at work and participants in Women's Day marches. Both organizations used developments in China to address American readers engaged with Marxism revolutionary politics and women's liberation but reached markedly different conclusions about the relationship between socialist revolution and gender equality. 1 International Socialists. The Liberation of Women in China. Highland Park: International Socialists n.d. circa 1970s. 49 pages. Original printed wrappers 5.5 × 8.5 inches; tables and footnotes. The pamphlet disputes Chinese Communist claims of achieved women's emancipation arguing that women's advancement remained conditioned by the state's requirements for industrialization and production. Its statistical tables and cited sources place questions of employment domestic labor and political equality within a broader socialist critique of the Chinese state. 2 October League Marxist-Leninist. Women's Liberation: A Communist View. Chicago: October League 1976. 16 pages 5.5 × 8.5 inches illustrated with black-and-white photographs. Images show women performing workplace tasks and participants in Women's Day marches linking the organization's discussion of women's liberation to labor anti-imperialism and revolutionary politics. Published in the year of Mao Zedong's death the pamphlet records the October League's engagement with China while American Marxist organizations were debating the political legacy of the Cultural Revolution and the direction of Chinese Communism. Mild wear to wrappers; overall good condition. The two publications preserve opposing arguments circulated by American Marxist organizations over whether revolutionary China had achieved women's emancipation or subordinated it to economic and state priorities. unknown books
1970réf. 153821970. Two American radical pamphlets on women in post-revolutionary China issued during the 1970s by the International Socialists and the October League Marxist-Leninist document sharply different Marxist assessments of Chinese Communist claims for women's emancipation. The International Socialists pamphlet argues that gains in women's employment and public participation remained subordinate to industrial production state-building and the political priorities of the Chinese Communist Party. The October League pamphlet presents women's liberation from a Marxist-Leninist perspective sympathetic to revolutionary China illustrating women participating in labor and International Women's Day demonstrations. The pair records competing positions within the American revolutionary left over China women's labor socialism and the meaning of emancipation during the decade following the Cultural Revolution. Two illustrated and textual pamphlets published in Highland Park and Chicago during the 1970s comprising 65 pages. The Liberation of Women in China issued by the International Socialists contains 49 pages with tables and footnotes and develops a sustained critique of women's status under Chinese Communism. The October League publication comprises 16 pages and is illustrated with black-and-white photographs showing women at work and participants in Women's Day marches. Both organizations used developments in China to address American readers engaged with Marxism revolutionary politics and women's liberation but reached markedly different conclusions about the relationship between socialist revolution and gender equality. 1 International Socialists. The Liberation of Women in China. Highland Park: International Socialists n.d. circa 1970s. 49 pages. Original printed wrappers 5.5 × 8.5 inches; tables and footnotes. The pamphlet disputes Chinese Communist claims of achieved women's emancipation arguing that women's advancement remained conditioned by the state's requirements for industrialization and production. Its statistical tables and cited sources place questions of employment domestic labor and political equality within a broader socialist critique of the Chinese state. 2 October League Marxist-Leninist. Women's Liberation: A Communist View. Chicago: October League 1976. 16 pages 5.5 × 8.5 inches illustrated with black-and-white photographs. Images show women performing workplace tasks and participants in Women's Day marches linking the organization's discussion of women's liberation to labor anti-imperialism and revolutionary politics. Published in the year of Mao Zedong's death the pamphlet records the October League's engagement with China while American Marxist organizations were debating the political legacy of the Cultural Revolution and the direction of Chinese Communism. Mild wear to wrappers; overall good condition. The two publications preserve opposing arguments circulated by American Marxist organizations over whether revolutionary China had achieved women's emancipation or subordinated it to economic and state priorities. unknown
2010réf. DADAX0742568237Rowman & Littlefield Publishers 2010-08-16. Second. paperback. New. 6.15x0.60x9.11. Buy with confidence. Excellent Customer Service & Return policy. Rowman & Littlefield Publishers paperback
First Edition. original cloth 315pp. A multidisciplinary collection attempting to provide a baseline for understanding the massive changes in Chinese women's lives. Articles by Joanna F. Handlin, Mary Backus Rankin, Marjorie Topley Arthur P. Wolf, Yi-Tsi Feuerwerker, Emily M. Ahern, Elizabeth Johnson, Delia Davin & others
Black & white illustrations in text. 1st edition. 109 x 180 mm. 107 pp.Paperback. Fine.
Soft Cover. wear. 8vo, 259 pp. 12 essays, illustrations, bibliography. mao. women suicide. a working copy. Ex-Library
2000The story of The Boxer uprising, Peking 1900 told from the women's point of view. With Bibliography and Index. 408 pages. Crease down front cover.
8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall. 233pp. Illustrated with b/w photographs. Analysis of Taiwanese society and the Chinese family from the women's point of view. ISBN: 0804708495
