Figure 2. Books and articles with “China” or “India” in the title. More

Figure 7. In Tamil, this reads “Talkie Plates.” This is the headline title for a magazine review article of film song recordings, which heralds the musical partnership between the gramophone and cinema. Source: Ananda Vikatan , April 3, 1938, 38. More

Figure 1. Title page of the Chinese version of Vignettes — Hu Zhiming zhuan 胡志明傳 (Stories about Hồ Chí Minh), published in 1949 (Tran Dan Tien 1949 ). More

Figure 2. Title page for the special feature in Shūkan manga Sandee , September 28, 1966 . Courtesy of Jitsugyō no Nihonsha. The title page cartoon by Satō Sanpei shows an armband-toting office Red Guard confiscating gifts from business clients, including wristwatches, belts, and brassieres. More

Figure 1. Books and articles with “China” and “India” or “Sino-India” in the title. More

Figure 3. Books and articles with “China” and “India” or “Sino-India” in the title as a percentage of books and articles with “China” or “India” in the title. More

Figure 2. Line drawing of the Qufu temple icon of Confucius, titled “Portrait of the Great-Completion Ultimate Sage and Culture-Propagating First Teacher, Master Kong” ( Dacheng zhisheng wenxuan xianshi Kongzi zhi xiang 大 成 至 聖 文 宣 先 師 孔 子 之像), early Qing, c. 1647, woodblock print. Queli zhi More