...Kung-chuan Hsiao Abstract The Chinese Materials and Research Aids Center has rendered a valuable service to students of late Ch'ing Chinese history in publishing this typeset edition of Weng T'ung-ho's diary, based on the facsimile edition printed by the Shanghai Commercial Press in 1925...

...Ping-Ti Ho Abstract It has been a common belief of students of Chinese history that the “One Hundred Days of Reform” of 1898 got under way only after Weng T'ungho, the imperial tutor and associate grand secretary, popularly known to foreigners as China's prime minister, strongly recommended...

...Henrietta Harrison Feichang yu zhengchang: Shanghai ‘Wenge’ shiqi de shehui bianqian . [The extraordinary and the ordinary: Social change in Shanghai during the ‘Cultural Revolution’]. By Jin Dalu . Shanghai : Shanghai cishu chubanshe , 2011 . Vol. 1: 406 pp. Vol. 2: 459 pp. RMB 88.00...

...Jeffrey Weng Abstract Scholars who study language often see standard or official languages as oppressive, helping the socially advantaged to entrench themselves as elites. This article questions this view by examining the Chinese case, in which early twentieth-century language reformers attempted...

...Byron S. J. Weng Face Off: China, the United States, and Taiwan's Democratization . By John W. Garver . Seattle and London : University of Washington Press , 1997 . xii, 193 pp. $18.95 (paper). Copyright © Association for Asian Studies, Inc. 1998 1998 1120 THE JOURNAL OF ASIAN...

...Jeffrey Weng 2. Ian Buruma, “How the Chinese Language Got Modernized,” New Yorker , January 10, 2022; Lydia H. Liu, “Alphabetarchy,” London Review of Books , April 7, 2022. Kingdom of Characters: The Language Revolution That Made China Modern . By Jing Tsu . New York : Riverhead...

... ). Hong Kong : Zhonghua shuju . Guangming ribao [Guangming Daily], July 7, 1955 , the “History” ( shixue ,) No. 61. Hsiao Kung-Chuan . 1957 . “ Weng Tonghe and the Reform Movement of 1898 ,” 111–243. The Tsing Hua Journal of Chinese Studies , New Series 1, No. 2 (April). Hsiao Kung...

... of 1898], ed. Shengwu Hu . Changsha : Hunan renmin chubanshe . Guojia Dang’an JU [National archives]. 1958 . Wuxu bianfa dang’an shiliao [Historical sources of the 1898 reform]. Beijing : Guojia dang'an ju . Hsiao Kung-Chuan . 1957 . “Weng T’ung-ho and the Reform Movement of 1898...

... sexual-reproductive institution (Zhan et al. 1980; Yan and Song 1983; YNSBJZ 1986, 1987, 1988; Shih 1993; Weng 1993; Guo 1997; Cai 1997). Among the Moso, the majority of adults have practiced a visiting system called tisese (pronounced as “tea-say-say”), which differs from marriage...

... and conservatism, or struggles between the factions of the putative emperor and dowager in the aftermath of the Sino-Japanese War, pale in political significance before the bitter and complex rivalry between Li Hung-chang and ch'ingi critics who enjoyed the elusive and tenuous patronage of Weng T'ung-ho...

... Reform Movement of the 1890s: A Symposium .” Journal of Asian Studies 29 , 1 : 12 – 13 . Kung-chuan Hsiao . 1957 . “ Weng T'ung-ho and the Reform Movement of 1898. ” Tsing-hua Journal of Chinese Studies , n.s., 1 , 2 : 111 – 245 . Hsu Immanuel C. Y. 1960 . China's Entry...

...James T. C. Liu Répertoire des Dates des Hommes Célèbres des Song . By Weng T'ung-wen . Matériaux pour le Manuel de l'Histoire des Song (Sung Project), No. IV. Paris : Mouton & Co. , 1962 . 192 . Notes. Index. Les Fonctionnaires des Song, Index des Titres . By Chang Fu-jui...

... was to implement the von Seeckt schemes. Kirby unfolds the history of Sino-German economic links. The major agency handling the scheme was the National Resources Commission (NRC) headed by Weng (Wong) Wen-hao. An outgrowth of a secret defense planning agency established directly under Chiang Kai-shek and later...

... communist, Lu Yunhong; and seven Taiwanese: Lin Mushun, Lin Rigao, Xie Xuehong, Weng Zesheng, Pan Qinxin, Chen Laiwang, and Zhang Maoliang (Taisha 1939: 590). Most of the Taiwanese were also CCP members at that time. 269 270 FRANK S. T. HSIAO and LAWRENCE R. SULLIVAN what factors other than the Japanese...

... to the bureaucratic capitalism of schemes by such officials as T. V Soong. Further, the NRC was led by "men of talent" such as Weng Wen-hao. This reviewer is less sanguine about the NRC effort. Kuomintang China abounded with development schemes and agencies that floundered amid factional fighting, overstaffing...

... two Mongols from Inner Mongolia. The names of the delegates and the countries they represented were: People's Republic of China. Weng Tu-chien (Peking: Office of Research in Mongolian History, Institute of History of the Chinese Academy of Sciences [head of Chinese delegation Huan Dzon-dzing (Peking...

... of four men] of the same way of thinking will quickly and secretly contrive a means of assistance. I am very anxious and ill at ease.” 9 See K'ang Nan-hai mo-chi. Vol. III. The text of the edicts is omitted in WHPF (I, 415). 10 Wu Hsiang-hsiang, “Weng T'ung-ho K'ang Yu-wei kuan-hsi...

.... ice Titles, by E. A. Kracke, Jr.; and (3) The C. T. HSIA Table of Contents in Sung Hui-yao, the Eco- Columbia University nomic, Administrative, Legal, and Geographi- cal Sections, by E. Balazs and C. Patte. The C two volumes reviewed here are the fourth and the fifth of this series. mtilt Mr. Weng's...

... ; Hsiao Kung-chuan , “ Weng T'ung-ho and the Reform Movement of 1898 ,” Tsing Hua Journal of Chinese Studies , new ser. I, 2 (april, 1957 ), 132 and 223 –24, note 262 ; Chih-chün T'ang , Wu-hsü pien-fa jen-wu chuan-kao , I, 63 – 64 ; and Chu Samuel C. , Reformer in Modern...

... with Chu Hsi's moralistic views and practical efforts in establishing granaries, discussed by Richard von Glahn. In an interesting way, the hypothesis of the shift is tested by the failures of Wei Liao-weng, discussed by the late James T. C. Liu, and Chen Te-hsiu, considered by W. T. DeBary. Liu gives us...