The Journal of Chinese Studies, in its 79th volume, offers a rich academic dialogue through four articles and five book reviews, notably addressing themes from ancient to modern China.
Topics range from public literature in historical dynasties, mural interpretations, to modern implications of the 'National Calendar', showcasing a broad spectrum of Chinese studies.
Each article provides unique insights into various cultural and intellectual transformations in China, underscoring the complexity of its historical narratives and modern identity.
The collection exemplifies the Institute of Chinese Studies' commitment to advancing scholarly discourse on Chinese literature, philosophy, and history across different eras.
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