Search Results for Sino-Japanese art exchange

... by Japanese art circles in the early twentieth century. Sino-Japanese art exchange cultural diplomacy modernity Sino-Japanese joint painting exhibitions “Cultural Policy toward China” (Tōhō bunka jigyō 東方文化事業 ) Between April 28 and May 19, 1931, the Tokyo Metropolitan Art Gallery hosted...

..., the Japanese monk whose disciple brought folding fans with other gifts to Emperor Taizong of the Song. Wu Lai further wrote a crucial sentence regarding Sino-Japanese exchanges during this period: “The exotic objects from the distant region should be presented to the court, while the wealthy merchants boarded...

...). Japanese names derived from the sinographic tradition usually follow the Sino-Japanese pronunciation of sinographs— on'yomi 音読み—rather than the vernacular reading ( kun'yomi 訓読み). For more examples, see Yi Yongbŏm ( 2022 : 74). 6 “學院は本邦固有の皇道、及國體に醇化せる儒敎を主旨として、東洋文化に關する敎育を施すことを以て目的とし.” 7...

... translation in the conversion of The Tale of Unyŏng to the vernacular, echoes of the LS tradition in terms of lexicon, orthography in the form of sinograph utilization, and the readership's assumed cosmopolitan knowledge and initiation (the decision to gloss Sino-Korean words or explain classical allusions...

... Rosenwein, and Peter Stearns .” History and Theory 49 , no. 2 : 237 – 65 . Rosenwein Barbara H. 2002 . “ Worrying about Emotions in History .” American Historical Review 107 , no. 3 : 821 – 45 . Shen Zhihua . 2015 . “ On the Eighty-Eighth Brigade and the Sino–Soviet–Korean...

.... The period of Sino-Vietnamese contact officially started in 208 BC, when King An Dương Vương (r. 208–179 BC) overthrew the state of Văn Lang, and then ended after the Khúc dynasty (905–30) gained autonomy and the Tang dynasty fell (907). This is the period in which the Chinese dynasties implemented...

... sansai zue 和漢三才図会 [Illustrated Sino-Japanese encyclopedia]. Translated by Shimada Isao 島田勇雄 , Takeshima Atsuo 竹島淳夫 , and Higuchi Motomi 樋口元巳 . 18 vols. Tokyo : Heibonsha . Wada Hidenobu 和田英信 . 2006 . “ Chūgoku no shiwa, Nihon no shiwa ” 中国の詩話、日本の詩話 [Chinese remarks on poetry, Japanese...

... is the native Korean word for lath mats, and the latter a Sino-Korean word, 單席 “single-layer mat.” Tok is traced back to Middle Korean twos(k) , attested in Han'gŭl as early as in the Nŭngŏm kyŏng ŏnhae 楞嚴經諺解 (1461) and Hunmong chahoe 訓蒙字會 (Ch'oe Sejin 崔世珍 1527: b6). Tansŏk (Ch. danxi ) is mentioned...