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...Qiu Ji; Su Hao [email protected] [email protected] Copyright © 2025 Qiu Ji and Su Hao 2025 This is an open access article distributed under the terms of a Creative Commons license (CC BY-NC-ND 4.0). This study explores the intersection of cultural diplomacy, nationalism...

... demonstrate that reciprocity (220). Scale and applicability of the diplomacy model from Dunhuang also might not be exactly mirrored in other oasis states. For instance, the shared material culture of kingship is effectively executed for Dunhuang, Turfan, Ganzhou, and Song China. Yet, the evidence for kingly...

... access article distributed under the terms of a Creative Commons license (CC BY-NC-ND 4.0). Chosŏn-Jin bilateral relations royal letters Manchu Invasions early seventeenth-century Chosŏn diplomacy Ever since its establishment, Chosŏn (1392–1910) participated in a system of foreign...

... 2004: 449 ) while the weak states complied with the strong states' coercive diplomacy, particularly in times of conflict. Additionally, the colonial powers' approach to Qing China stemmed not from a desire to create an equal trading partner or a relationship of comrades but rather from an objective...

... sinographs and Literary Sinitic served as a method of cross-cultural communication ( Denecke 2017: 1–27 ) and comprised “parallel translocal cultural formations” ( King 2014: 2 ; 2015: 6 ). The Sinitic script had an exceptionally high cultural, even cosmic prestige ( Denecke 2023: 106–7 ). Through diplomacy...

... history, geography, and culture contributed to the building of modern Korean ethnicity. Analysis of the same description of Mount Paektu in Yi Chunghwan's T'aengniji and Ch'oe Namsǒn's T'aengniji shows how one piece of information was read differently by different readers. Depending on the historical...

... in place. 12 In this essay, I trace the popularity of Bai Juyi to two aspects of early Heian culture. On the one hand, the circulation of variant configurations of Bai Juyi's poetry (as opposed to the standard seventy-volume collection that gradually became the standard modality of reception...

... shifted his political goals and proclaimed a new identity as the rightful ruler of a unified Korean peninsula. At that time, all the Later Three Kingdoms of the Korean Peninsula were based on the culture of Silla; thus, after 927, Later Paekche created Buddhist artwork based on the style and technology...

... counterparts, and therefore seem more inspired by cultural patterns of patriarchal orientation. Copyright © 2021 Maurizio Riotto 2021 This is an open access article distributed under the terms of a Creative Commons license (CC BY-NC-ND 4.0). divine trickster cultural anthropology structuralism...

..., with the colorful Koryŏ dynasty images paralleling not contemporary Song trends but rather those from hundreds of years earlier. That this effect might simply be a delay caused by geographical distance seems unlikely given the active cultural exchange between the two realms. Dramatic changes occurred in the Tang...

... perched rather than in the act of hunting. Like all cultured viewers at the time, Kim immediately conjured up the allegory of rabbits and foxes and followed Sŏ Kŏjŏng in expecting the hawk to display its ability in the future. Kim calls the turbulent time when the hawk can perform its ability “Ch'o-t'aek...

... varieties of it. In Literary Sinitic and East Asia: A Cultural Sphere of Vernacular Reading (漢文と東アジア:訓読の文化圏, 2010; English version, 2021), Kin Bunkyō 金文京 (1952–) has traced the development and evolution of East Asian LS and proposed the concept of “Variant Literary Sinitic” by examining the transformation...