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PACAF BASIC BIBLIOGRAPHIES

FOR

BASE LIBRARIES

CHINA, TAIWAN, HONG KONG

SUPPLEMENT I

Prepared by

Arlene D. C. Luster

Wheeler Base Library

APO San Francisco 96515

1 February 1971

Supplements PACAF Basic Bibliography, CHINA, TAIWAN,

HONG KONG, dated 15 August 1969 .

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PREFACE

PACAF Basic Bibliographies , sponsored by the

Commander-in - Chief, Pacific Air Forces , are selective

subject guides prepared as an aid in the fulfillment of the

mission of Air Force libraries in the Pacific area: to

provide reading materials for research, reference , job

information , self- education , collateral reading assistance

in formal education and training courses , and for leisure

time recreational reading . I

Through the annotations , the continuously

revised bibliographies serve both as book selection guides

for specific research and reference collections required

by the technician in his assigned Air Force mission, and

also for the general reader who uses the Base Library for

self-improvement and recreational reading.

1 August 1958 PACAF Bibliography Committee

This supplement is intended for use with Basic

Bibliography CHINA, TAIWAN, HONG KONG , dated 15

August 1969 As in the basic work, the purpose is to

present a selective list of books regarding Chinese

countries .

The emphasis in this supplement is on publica

tions published during 1969-1970 ; however, earlier

publications not included in the Basic Bibliography were

entered because the bibliographer felt they were useful for

research and PACAF libraries . Reprint editions of

classic and long-out-of-print sources have been included .

Also , a new section on overseas Chinese has been added

for a more comprehensive outlook on the subject. Incom

plete bibliographic entries have been included because they

were not yet included in the NATIONAL UNION CATALOG

or replies from correspondence in foreign areas have not

yet been received .

Wheeler Base Library, Hawaii Arlene D. C. Luster

1 February 1971

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Page

CHINA • 1

Reference . · 1

Bibliography • 1

Philosophy. • 3

Religion • 4

Language 6

Literature 7

Drama • 9

Fine Arts . • 10

Foreign Relations 16

Geography . · 20

SA 0 22

History General .

History - Early Period O 27

2228

History Ming and Manchu Dynasties •

History Revolution and Republic ... 29

Social Life and Customs • 33

Biography . · 35

COMMUNIST CHINA . 36

Origins and Development · · 36

Description . 45

Economic and Social Conditions 47

Page

Foreign Relations 50

Armed Forces 54

Personal Narratives • 54

TAIWAN 56

HONG KONG • 60

CHINESE IN FOREIGN COUNTRIES • 61

PERIODICALS · 65

INDEX • 66

EXPLANATION OF SYMBOLS

*Starred items recommended as basic for

libraries having a need for books on this subject.

Number at the end of entry is LC printed card number .

Source of Annotations :

AAA ANNALS OF THE AMERICAN ACADEMY

AL- Annotations written by Arlene Luster

BL 62 BOOKLIST

CF · CHING FENG

CHOICE - CHOICE

CQ - CHINA QUARTERLY

FA - FOREIGN AFFAIRS

FCR - FREE CHINA REVIEW

HB · HORN BOOK

HSB B HONOLULU STAR BULLETIN

HUCKER - Hucker , Charles O. CHINA, A POLITICAL

BIBLIOGRAPHY

JAS Go JOURNAL OF ASIAN STUDIES

KIRKUS B BULLETIN FROM VIRGINIA KIRKUS SERVICE

LJ B LIBRARY JOURNAL

OE 120 ORIENTAL ECONOMIST

PLC → PUBLIC LIBRARY CATALOG 5th ed 1968

SB 1969 Sup - A SELECT BIBLIOGRAPHY, SUPPLE

MENT 1969, American Universities Field Staff

SLJ GR SCHOOL LIBRARY JOURNAL

SR 1 SATURDAY REVIEW

TLS TIMES (LONDON) LITERARY SUPPLEMENT

WLB WILSON LIBRARY BULLETIN

China - Reference

Franke , Wolfgang AN INTRODUCTION TO THE

SOURCES OF MING HISTORY Oxford Univ .

1969 347p $23.25 69-00000

"Professor Franke of the University of

Hamburg has been diligently studying Ming

history since the late 1930's. This volume

is a completely revised edition of his

PRELIMINARY NOTES ON THE IMPORTANT

CHINESE LITERARY SOURCES FOR THE

HISTORY OF THE MING DYNASTY (1368-1644) ,

published in 1948 when he was teaching in

China. It classifies and annotates 800 criti

cally selected titles . Franke included

authoritative works recently published or

reprinted in China, Japan , and Taiwan.

Biographical references and bibliographical

notes are abundant . A special reference

feature found throughout the volume is the

exceptionally rich provisions of Chinese

characters for proper nouns . Until a more

definitive study is published , this general

introduction to the historical sources of

Ming is an essential reference work for

special collections . " LJ 15 Dec 69 " An

excellent, and the only extensive biblio

graphy in the Western language . • 0 CHOICE

May 70

Gardner , Charles Sidney A UNION LIST OF SELEC

TED WESTERN BOOKS ON CHINA IN

AMERICAN LIBRARIES 2nd ed Franklin

1970 111p $ 12.50 70-126971

Tentative entry.

China - Bibliography

Gillin , Donald EAST ASIA: A BIBLIOGRAPHY FOR

UNDERG RAD UATE LIBRARIES Bro -Dart

1970 130p $ 8.95 78-116140

This title was compiled under the auspices of

the Center for International Programs and

Comparative Studies of the State Education

Department, University of the State of New

York. It has a special concern for problems

of library resources on foreign areas .

Entries are graded to the degree of essenti

ality for undergraduate collection and keyed to

annotations in existing bibliographies and re

views in selected journals . Last line of

each entry contains a list of annotations and

reviews based on BOOK REVIEW DIGEST . Out

of print titles , reprints , and microform

materials are indicated as well as reprints ,

entries have been selected on the basis that books

should be in all undergraduate libraries whether

or not courses are offered and books necessary

for an undergraduate area studies program .

Included as a selection aid for large PACAF

libraries . AL

Great Britain Foreign Office FOREIGN OFFICE

CONFIDENTIAL PAPERS RELATING TO CHINA

AND HER NEIGHBORING COUNTRIES, 1840-1914 ;

WITH AN ADDITIONAL LIST , 1915-1937

Humanities 1970 280p $ 5.75pa

73-487894

"Meticulous and helpful bibliographic handbook

for an extremely valuable but almost totally

neglected collection of source materials for

knowledge of 19th- and early 20th - century China.

Sets of these papers are now at the Foreign

Office Library , the Public Record Office , the

Society Library at Cambridge , and the Australian

National University . After 38 pages of commen

tary on the nature of these documents , the book

provides a chronological list of the F.O.C.P.

with titles and indications of contents , a subject

list and other appendices . Valuable principally

for research libraries where it can be consulted

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as a clue to source material. CHOICE Dec 70

China - Philosophy

Bahm , Archie J. THE HEART OF CONFUCIUS :

INTERPRETATIONS OF " GENUINE LIVING "

AND "GREAT WISDOM " Walker 1969

159p $4.50 76-83638

" This is another interpretation of TA- HSUEH

(Great Learning ) and CHUNG YUNG (Doctrine

of the Mean), two chapters taken from LI - CHI

(Classic of Rites ) which since the 11th Century

have been known, together with the sayings of

Confucius and Mencius , as the " Four Books . "

Freely selected and rendered from previous

translations , this readable version will be

coherent to the general reader , but its accu

racy can be established only by comparison

with more traditional translations such as

James Legge's in his CHINESE CLASSICS .

Manufactured in Japan , this book includes a

rare 1598 woodblock print illustrating Confucius

life ; the book covers are patterned on a

Japanese volume . This is a useful addition to

libraries where there are also other transla

tions of the originals . " LJ 15 Dec 69

Confucius . THE GREAT DIGEST : THE UN

WOBBLING PIVOT , THE ANALECTS

Translation and commentary by Ezra Pound

New Directions 1969 288p $6.50

70-53165

• O Confucius had the utmost respect for

tradition, but he was commonsensical about

the needs of the present and the future ; indeed,

his teachings , heightened by ritual, are never

theless always tart (' He fished but not with a

net ; shot but not at sitting birds ' ) and pointed

(' a country does not profit by making profits ,

its equity is its profit ') . Ezra Pound , in a

note to his popular translations of THE GREAT

DIGEST , THE UNWOBBLING PIVOT , and THE

ANALECTS , all three brought together here in

one edition , asks us to pay particular heed to

the Master's seemingly simplistic doctrines

since they contain the stuff of which stability

and justice are made . He forgets , however,

Confucius ' failure as a politician ; it was only

after his death that the glorification began,

and his proverbs became de rigueur for

officialdom .Pound's renderings , incidentally,

have been disputed by scholars , but they've a

craggy beauty all their own , like his verse .

CHOICE 15 Aug 69

China G Religion

Bush, Richard C. RELIGION IN COMMUNIST

CHINA Abingdon 1970 432p $9.50

70-109678

"A review of Chinese Communist treatment of

religious bodies and groups during the first 20

years of the People's Republic of China. The

study opens with an analysis of the constitu

tional provisions regarding religion and an ac

count of the ideological bases for the present

Chinese opinion toward major faiths of Western

and Eastern origin . Succeeding chapters record

the efforts made by Chinese officials to eradicate

foreign missions and related institutions with

religious orientations , and describe the predica

ment of Protestant, Catholic , Islamic , Buddhist,

and Confucian religious organizations . No biblio

graphy in this volume but ore is planned for a

projected companion volume , " BL 1 Nov 70

Chang, Chung- yuan ORIGINAL TEACHINGS OF CH'AN

BUDDHISM Pantheon 1970 350p

biblio $10.00 75-79799

" Ch'an Buddhism is thought of by the West now

almost entirely in terms of Zen, its Japanese

derivative . While it is true that Chinese Ch'an

disappeared some 700 years ago , Zen remains ,

and its origins are squarely in Ch'an, as these

translations of early Chinese documents show

very well. This is a selection of portions of

THE TRANSMISSION OF THE LAMP, accounts

of Chinese masters compiled in 1004. They

are well translated , and each of the seven

sections has a useful explanatory introduc

tion. The parts are arranged to show a

progression from basic tenets to methods of

transmission, notably the irrational kung- an ,

physical force, and the nonintellective res -

ponse. A valuable addition to the translated

documents of Buddhism, but for special rather

than general collections . " LJ 15 Dec 69

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.. A necessary acquisition for collections

of Oriental philosophy and religion . " KIRKUS

15 Nov 69

Welch, Holmes THE BUDDHIST REVIVAL IN

CHINA Harvard Univ 1968 358p

biblio $ 11.95 68-15646

"Was there a revival of Buddhism in China

during the first half of the 20th - century ?

Before this century , the Christian missionaries

and other Westerners found Buddhism moribund

or dissolute . After the century began they

suddenly found a revival of Buddhist life , faith ,

and practice . Welch, assistant director for the

Center for the Study of World Religions , Harvard,

offers a detailed study of Chinese Buddhism

showing that it never was as moribund as

Westerners thought, and thus no revival occured .

Western ignorance or misunderstanding clouded

our knowledge of the true situation in China , and

this volume very ably helps to correct this mis

taken viewpoint . It is an excellent study which

brings alive the personalities and conflicts faced

by Buddhism and China from the new forces of

modernization as well as attacks by Christians

and Confucianists or from Nationalist regulation

between 1900-50 . An excellent set of notes and

a fine bibliography enhance the volume as do the

photographs by Henri Cartier- Bresson. This

study is the second of three volumes . (Volume

I covers the practice of Buddhism 1900-50 , and

volume III will treat buddhism under the present

Communist government, ) " CHOICE Sep 69

0 0 O and a carefully prepared glossary index

which includes the Chinese characters

of many terms and names , adding to the

value of this important book, " CF No.2 .

Chi na 3 Language

Chen , Janey A PRACTICAL ENGLISH - CHINESE

PRONOUNCING DICTIONARY ; ENGLISH ,

CHINESE CHARACTERS , ROMANIZED

MANDARIN AND CANTONESE Tuttle

1970 601p $ 12.50 78-77122

@ O The dictionary follows a practical

four- column arrangement : 1 ) The English

word, 2 ) the Chinese character or

characters with Chinese phonetics , 3 )the

romanization in Mandarin with tone sign , and

4 ) the romanization in Cantonese with tone

signs . For the specialized needs of

missionaries and military personnel, the

dictionary furnishes appendices of religious

words and phrases and military terms . Other

valuable appendices include a list of simplified

Chinese characters , a numerical list of

radicals , a chart of Chinese dynasties , and

information concerning Chinese family names

and relationships ... " OE Apr 70 Recom

mended for all PACAF libraries . AL

Huang, Parker Po - fei CANTONESE DICTIONARY :

CANTONESE - ENGLISH ENGLISH -CANTONESE

Yale Univ 1970 489p biblio $ 15.00

72-110727

"This dictionary contains a brief phonological

and grammatical sketch of Cantonese (useful

only to students who want to convert Yale

romanizations and grammatical notations to

some other system they already know) , an

English-to - Cantonese dictionary (20, 000 well

selected entries with illustrative phrases ) , a

romanized Cantonese - to - English dictionary (with

Chinese characters and grammatical

classifications ), a character index (the

characters used in the dictionary with

their Cantonese pronunciations ) , and a

short list of surnames and geographical

names . The book is well organized and

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clearly printed . . .' LJ 15 Nov 70

Vaccari , Oreste PICTORIAL CHINESE -

JAPANESE CHARACTERS ; A NEW AND

FASCINATING METHOD TO LEARN IDEO-

GRAPHS 6th ed Vaccari's Language

Institute dist by Japan Publications

Trading Co. 1968 price not available

68-10203

Proven archaelogical discoveries indicate

that the Chinese had a writing system 1800

years before Christ. Symbols utilized were

greatly stylized to presuppose the passage of

a long past. The aim of this book is to give

students the power of visualization and the

study of symbolic characters . Vaccari has

broken the symbols into rough sketch outlines

as performed 1000 years ago and two gradual

simple forms with modification and as they

are written now since the 2nd century B.C.

Each character is illustrated with notes and

explanation with historical facts . Useful for

beginning students learning to write Chinese . AL

China G Literature

Mackintosh, Duncan Robert, comp . A FURTHER

COLLECTION OF CHINESE LYRICS AND

OTHER POEMS Vanderbilt Univ 1970 272p

illus $7.50 73-112602

"The editors of A COLLECTION OF CHINESE

LYRICS present another bilingual collection of

Chinese poems , this time devoting approxi

mately one third of the book to the poems of

Su Shih and Hsin Ch ' i - chi, lyric poets of the

eleventh and twelfth centuries . The chronologi

cal range is from the eighth to the twentieth

century, but most are from the eleventh and

twelfth centuries . Lyrics - some 60 of them

predominate but two long narrative poems are

also included . Notes on the poems are

appended. ་ ་ BL 1 Sep 70

POEMS OF SOLITUDE tr from the Chinese by

Jerome Ch'en and Michael Bullock Tuttle

1970 118p $ 5.25 79-120388

This is a re - issue of a work first published

in 1960. It is recommended by UNESCO as

a sampling of the finest Chinese poetry .

Poetry represents six Chinese medieval poets :

Juan Chi, Li - Yun, Pao Chao , Wang Wei , Pei

Ti and Li Ho . These poets represent the

various phases in the evolution of Chinese

poetry from the beginning of 220 A.D. to 960

A.D. # A brief explanation on the morpho

logical development of Chinese poetry is also

included . Introductions to each poet and their

writing styles should prove useful for the

uninitiated . AL

Wylie , Alexander NOTES ON CHINESE LITERA

TURE ; WITH INTRODUCTORY REMARKS ON

THE PROGRESSIVE ADVANCEMENT OF THE

ART ,AND A LIST OF TRANSLATIONS FROM

THE CHINESE INTO VARIOUS EUROPEAN

LANGUAGES 2nd ed Paragon Reprint

Corp 1964 $ 12.50 64-18442

307p

Reprinted from the original edition published

in Shanghai in 1867 with a new introduction by

Dr. Howard S. Levy . Includes more than

2000 descriptive notes about major Chinese

classical, philosophical, historical and literary

works . Scope is so comprehensive that study

has never been superseded . Written in clear

and easy style , is very comprehensive .

Includes two indices : book titles and personal

names arranged by characters , according to

order in traditional dictionaries . Sources taken

from traditional Chinese of dynasties from

earliest recorded times to the Ch'ing . Recom

mended . AL

China Drama

Chang , Pe - Chin CHINESE OPERA AND

PAINTED FACE DBS Publications ,

Drama Book Specialists 150 W 52nd St.

New York, N. Y. 10019 1969 243p

illus $30.00

Traces the origin and development of the

Chinese opera in stages of history with

specific characteristics and functions .

Also reviews the transformation of Chinese

opera, painted faces and its significance .

Includes 1,100 full color illustrations of

face - make -up , hats , headgear , hairstyles ,

etc. AL

Meserve , Walter J. MODERN DRAMA FROM

COMMUNIST CHINA New York Univ

1970 $ 10.00 77-95254

"A collection of plays from Red China which

exemplify that country's preoccupation with

ideological content rather than literary merit.

Each of the nine plays , one of them an adapta

tion of a thirteenth - century drama , the rest

contemporary, have been performed on the

stage in Red China or published by the Chinese

Communist press . A general introduction gives

background notes on each play and briefly

describes the regime's attitude toward and use

of drama . " BL 1 Nov 70

Yao , Hsin-nung THE MALICE OF EMPIRE tr by

Jeremy Ingalls Univ of California 1969

160p $6.00 71-487438

"Professor Yao's remarkable four- act drama

CH'ING -KUNG YUAN was first staged in Shang

hai in 1941 , and that production ... has been

the arena for violent controversy and censor

ship in China ever since . This is the first

publication in English in the United States . . .

The exacerbating conflicts between the Manchu

dynasty's last Empress Dowager (who

erected the fabulous Summer Palace out

side Peking with funds diverted from her

Empire's national defense needs ) and her

nephew, the earnest but timid young

Emperor , are vividly chronicled in nine

scenes covering episodes from 1887 to

1900. The Emperor's beautiful concubine

Lady Chen is made the brave yet helpless

foil for the vicious arrogance of ' Old

Buddha ', the Dowager, whose machinations

result in the fall of the Manchus despite

the Emperor's idealism and unfufilled plans

for government reform . Both Yao's play

and its movie version were initially popular

but received short shrift from political

authorities , first the Japanese and later

Mao's censors -who discerned that theater

goers were equating the Dowager with aspects

of Mao himself • · this definitive uncut ver

sion of his masterpiece . . . should be part of

the Chinese literature holdings of every

academic and large library . " LJ 15 Nov 69

China - Fine Arts

ARTS OF CHINA V. III : PAINTINGS IN CHINESE

MUSEUMS, NEW COLLECTIONS by Yoshiho

Yonezawa Kodansha 1970 $27.50

68-17454

"A uniquely valuable aspect of this book is

the inclusion of 32 paintings from contem

porary China . Not since L. Hajek, et al,

CONTEMPORARY CHINESE PAINTINGS has

there been as revealing a look into artistic

creativity under Mao . Preservers of tradition

vie with Western- style social realists , poster

style propagandists , and the neo - traditionalism

stemming from Ch'i Pai - shih . Present-day

Western styles are absent. Included are eight

examples which reveal a renewed interest in

paper cutouts . The book has other merits .

All of the 45 color and 110 black - and- white

prints are reproductions from collections on

mainland China. Very few have appeared

previously in English language books , so

that available print resources from the Five

Dynasties through Ch'ing are significantly

increased . Examples from the neglected

19th and early 20th centuries prove most

welcome . The quality of reproduction is

sometimes fair, sometimes good , commen

taries on the individual prints brief and

informative . • "' CHOICE Dec 70

Batterberry, Michael adapt CHINESE &

ORENTIAL ART McGraw 1969 192p

color reproductions index $8.95

68-55261

" A clear, interesting, historical survey of

the arts of China , Japan, India and Korea ,

by an artist whose easy prose conveys his

enthusiasm for the subject. Painting sculp

ture , architecture , ceramics , lacquerware ,

and decorative arts are covered: political and

social developments in each period are adequate

ly discussed. Chinese art gets the greatest

coverage, from Neolithic pottery to 19th century

ceramics .. 0 Nearly 400 color illustrations

are included generally not more than a page

away from their discussion in the text . The

strong, detail - illuminating colors , while suitable

for the depiction of the sculpture and lacquer

ware , tends to diminish the subtlety of the tones

in many of the paintings and ceramic objects .

The examples have been well chosen from collec

tions all over the world to represent effectively

the stylistic traits and aesthetic evaluations ex

plained by the author . For beginning students ,

this is a concise , competent introduction ; for

browsers , a vivid and hopefully interest piquing

selection of some of the world's greatest artis

tic achievements . " SLJ 15 Oct 69

Bedford, John CHINESE AND JAPANESE

LACQUER Walker 1969 63p

illus $3.50 69-15051

"An explicit guide to the history and

methods of preparation of Oriental lacquer

objects , with one colorplate and numerous

black- and- white photographs . Terms

familiar to lacquer work are defined and

explanation given of various techniques

used to create such decorative effects as

carving, painting , inlaying, and incising .

Description of objects commonly made of or

decorated with lacquer is given, followed by

commentary on symbols and legends associa

ted with lacquer and details of past masters of

the art. Line drawings of eight precious

objects , and eight Buddhist symbols are in

cluded ; 42 artists ' signatures used on Japanese

lacquer , with English translation , are appended . "

BL 1 Dec 69

Contag, Victoria CHINESE MASTERS OF THE 17th

CENTURY Tuttle 1970 53p $17.50

79-8940

0 The outstanding feature of Dr. Contag's

book is the free use of the painters ' own

writings on their work in the form of poems

and colophons , or in letters to each other •

The full translation of the poems and colophons

on the paintings reproduced , with a brief

discussion of style , can do more to bring

alive to a non- Chinese reader the cultural style

of the artists and their way of working than the

rather discouraging comments on the difference

between Chinese and European painting forms .

This is a scholarly book in the sense that

full references are supplied . Chinese characters

are given for all names and titles in the trans

lations ; and a complete list of artists ' names ,

both transliterated and in character , make it

most useful for reference ... ?? TLS 5 Feb 70

Frank, Ann CHINESE BLUE AND WHITE Walker

1970 99p illus biblio $4.50

74-86409

"Chinese blue and white porcelain, which has

been collected and prized in Europe since

the first trade contacts , was developed

during the Yuan dynasty in the 14th Century

and favored by the succeeding Ming and

Ch'ing dynasties ; even at the present time

reproductions of early pieces are being made .

In this volume Frank gives a history of the

production of the ware, describes the designs ,

and supplies illustrations of both individual

pieces and marks , chiefly from museum

collections . Since the book is intended for

the layman , technical processes and terminol

ogy have been avoided as much as possible .

A good selected bibliography is attached .

Recommended for libraries which do not

require more detailed studies . " LJ 1 Mar 70

Gulik, Robert Hans van HSI K'ANG AND HIS

POETICAL ESSAY ON THE LUTE ; WITH

HIS ANNOTATED ENGLISH TRANSLATION

ACCOMPANIED BY THE FULL ORIGINAL

CHINESE TEXT OF THE CH'IN- FU Tuttle

1968 133p illus $ 8.00 68-58913

"Includes an annotated translation of a 3rd

century prose - poem (fu) on the history and

theory of instrumental music . " HUCKER

O O In translating Hsi K'ang's CH'IN- FU,

Van Gulik has given us an accurate and

readable English version, not withstanding

the obscurity of the original language ; his

notes are also helpful ... 09 CHOICE Jul

Aug 70 This was originally published in 1941 .

Gulik , Robert Van THE LORE OF THE CHINESE

LUTE : AN ESSAY IN THE IDEOLOGY OF

THE CH'IN Tuttle 1969 279p illus

$10.00 68-57056

"A detailed history of the classical seven

stringed ch'in with special reference to its

cultural significance and with comments on the

instrument itself and the technique of playing

it. " HUCKER ་་

• • • The new edition of THE

LORE OF CHINESE LUTE incorporates the

author's own corrections and changes made in

1951 as well as some minor revisions of names

and dates by the editor. Beautifully reprinted

with numerous illustrations O . . recommended

for all libraries and for readers with a special

interest in Chinese culture . " CHOICE Jul- Aug 70

Reprinted from 1951 edition . AL

THE HORIZON BOOK OF THE ARTS OF CHINA

American Heritage 1969 383p illus

$20.00 69-15082

"Some 400 striking illustrations , 67 in color ,

distinguish a volume loosely related to Fitzgerald ,

THE HORIZON HISTORY OF CHINA , •

Aimed at a general readership, the introductory

essay and subsequent articles , along with the

pictures , disjointedly illuminate highpoints in the

evolution, development, and distinctive features

of China's bronzes , jade carvings , sculpture , calli

graphy , paintings , rubbings , woodcuts , ceramics ,

decorative arts , and architecture . An anthology of

written statements by Chinese artists and critics

on painting is available . One chapter is devoted to

craftsmen, their social strata, tools , and tech

niques , and another to the influence of Chinese art.

Chronology from legendary times to the present

19 BL 15 Jan 70

Sullivan , Michael THE CAVE TEMPLES OF MAICHISHAN

Univ of California 1969 77p photogs biblio

$21.50 69-15829

" This is an unusually interesting book about some

Buddhist temple shrines located in man- made caves

on the face of Maichishan mountain in Kansu

Province in China. Buddhist monks apparently

began making the caves during the 2nd Century A.D.

The last dated inscription is 1866. From then

until 1952 , when an archaeological team

visited the caves , the area was virtually

forgotten. The author, professor of Oriental

art, Stanford University, has based his text

on an examination of photographs taken in

1958 by Miss Darbois , the photographer for

the only known European Oriental art special

ist party to visit the site in the last 100

years . The site is important for an under

standing of the role of clay sculpture in the

history of Chinese art. The book is recom

mended for any Oriental art collection . " LJ

1 Jan 70

Wang, Chi - ch'ien MOUNTAINS OF THE MIND : THE

LANDSCAPE PAINTING OF WANG CHI- CH'IEN

ed by Meredith Walker 1970 77p color

illus $ 12.50 70-102914

" This slim volume serves as a handsome

introduction to the paintings of Wang Chi'ch- en ,

a well- known collector and historian of Chinese

art. It presents him as possibly the finest

contemporary Chinese painter and consists of

an appreciation, three critiques based on an

exhibit in San Francisco , and 22 reproductions

of imaginary landscapes , each with an explana

tory note . Wang is the present- day example of

the classical Chinese scholar- painter to whom

brushwork is more important than delineation of

an object. To this traditional emphasis Wang has

added a modern concern for materials and he

makes extensive use of crumpled folds and faults

in the paper, and splashed dots . The results

have much of the serene beauty of the past, but

at the same time , by limiting the focus to a

smaller area, he produces a dynamic concentra

tion which is new to Chinese art and more rela

tive to our Western eye. For the most part, the

pictures are the products of the last two years .

Unquestionably, Wang is the most exciting indivi

dual talent representing Chinese art today , an art

all too often static in its conformance to tradition

or as propaganda. This book belongs in any

Oriental art collection . " LJ 1 Apr 70

China C Foreign Relations

ASIAN DILEMMA: UNITED STATES, JAPAN , AND

CHINA, A SPECIAL REPORT FROM THE

CENTER FOR THE STUDY OF DEMOCRATIC

INSTITUTIONS ed by Elaine H. Burnell The

Center Santa Barbara 1969 238p $2.25pa

75-8365

"Based on the assumption that it is time for a

fundamental change in American and Japanese

foreign policy toward China , these position papers

by Japanese and American politicians discuss the

international status of Taiwan, disposition of

military forces in the Pacific , the role of the

great powers in Asia and other key issues . An

important work. " FA Jul 70

Barnett, Doak A. THE UNITED STATES AND CHINA:

THE NEXT DECADE Praeger 1970 244p

$7.50 77-101562

"Specialists on China, diplomats , the authorities

on relations between the two countries express

themselves in speeches presented to the first

national convocation ' The United States and China:

the next decade ' held in March, 1969 sponsored

by the National Committee on U. S. - China Rela

tions . Retaining the format of the original

conference of learned remarks , discussion , and

response to questions , the collection covers

present and forecasted political trends , China and

world security, economic developments , and future

options for U. S. foreign policy decisions . One

section contains opinions offered by representatives

from Canada, Germany, India , and Britain. A

note on contributors is appended. " BL 15 Jul 70

Johnston, Douglas M. AGREEMENTS ON THE PEOPLE'S

REPUBLIC OF CHINA, 1949-1967 , A CALENDAR

Harvard Univ 1969 286p $ 12.50

68-28694

" This calendar is the most up - to - date and compre

hensive listing of China's contractual interactions

with other states . The editors have tackled

a difficult task complicated by the Chinese

failure to record many agreements , by time

lags in recording by partner countries and

often, by discrepancies among sources . 0 0

The elaboration of the items is kept to the

essential identifying information: date , signa

tories , place of signing , form , and nature of

the agreement in brief . О O Each item is

recorded twice , chronologically and according

to partner country . The data have also been

aggregated according to topical distribution and

national distribution . ❤ O The exclusion of all

agreements pertaining to diplomatic relations is

striking . It leaves an unfortunate gap in an

otherwise comprehensive presentation of China's

interactions with the outside world . " PA Winter

69 11

O indispensable for China specialists

and for all students interested in China's external

relations . Index 0 O ' CHOICE

" May 69

Kirker, James ADVENTURES TO CHINA: AMERICANS

IN THE SOUTHERN OCEANS , 1792-1812 Oxford

Univ 1970 192p illus biblio $7.50

78-125507

"This account of the American seafarers , hunters ,

and traders who participated especially in the seal

skin trade with Canton is full of drama and adven

ture despite Kirker's ingeniously low- keyed style .

Sailing from their anchorages in New England and

New York, the seamen and traders had a great

variety of experiences as they acquired skins and

other products mainly along the coast of South

America and on islands in the South Pacific to

trade for goods in China (in a setting pregnant

with other adventures ) . Thrifty and deft with words ,

yet lavish with fascinating detail and graphic des

cription , Kirker lends vigorous life to this epoch .

Warmly recommended . " LJ 1 Feb 71

Ojha, Ishwer , C. CHINESE FOREIGN POLICY IN AN

AGE OF TRANSITION : THE DIPLOMACY OF

CULTURAL DESPAIR Beacon 1969 234p

$5.95 75-84797

"An objective lucid analysis of China's current

domestic and international position makes the

central point that in their task of creating a

new national identity the Chinese Communists

have had to change China from a traditional to

a modern society and to completely restructure

its history and belief systems . Ojha's view of

current events, as seen in relation to China's

past, succeeds in illuminating both past and

present and in giving perspective to a situation

with profound implications for the west as well

as for China itself ?? BL 1 Mar 70

О he has produced a suggestive analysis

of China's position in international politics , and

a re - evaluation of Chinese - American relations

suitable for both the informed general reader

and students of international relations . " CHOICE

May 70

Sen Gupta, Bhabani THE FULCRUM OF ASIA:

RELATIONS AMONG CHINA, INDIA, PAKISTAN,

AND THE USSR Scribners 1970 388p

$ 8.95 70-105720

" THE FULCRUM OF ASIA is the area where its

four largest nations , China , India , Pakistan , and

the Soviet Union , meet in friendship and enmity.

The four countries , covering more than one -third

of the earth's total area and containing 40 percent

of its population, consist of a super - power , a

resurgent power - oriented communist dictatorship ,

and two neonationalist states , each with its own

power ambitions . Sen Gupta, a prominent Indian

journalist, scholar , and authority on inter - Asian

and Afro - Asian affairs , has produced a carefully

documented analysis of the relations of these

countries during the last two decades . His cen

tral theme is the ideological and power conflict.

between China and the U. S. S. R. over the India

Pakistan subcontinent which developed during the

1950's and culminated in a series of confrontations

during the 1960's . He examines the changing

alignments of the neighbors in the Kashmir , war

between India and Pakistan and the border war

between China and India, and attempts to

visualize future developments . Highly recom

mended . " LJ 15 Jun 70

Thomson , James C. WHILE CHINA FACED WEST ;

AMERICAN REFORMERS IN NATIONALIST

CHINA, 1928-1937 Harvard Univ 1969

310p $7.95 76-82298

"More formal and detailed and covering a much

shorter period than Spence's TO CHANGE

CHINA; WESTERN ADVISERS IN CHINA, 1620

1960 the present work may nevertheless be read

as a reinforcement of Spence's summation of

U.S. attitudes toward China . Thomson covers

the effort of missionaries , foundations , and re

formers to bring a peaceful revolution to rural

China and their ultimate failure when the Chinese

equated their efforts with colonialism. Notes and

a bibliography are appended . ' BL 15 Feb 70

00 O Thomsonis study fills in numerous gaps

in our understanding of a vital decade in the

history of our foreign relations . For libraries

large and small . " LJ 15 Sep 69

Young, Marilyn Blatt THE RHETORIC OF EMPIRE :

AMERICAN CHINA POLICY, 1895-1901

Harvard Univ 1968 302p $7.50

68-54028

The importance of this volume lies in

the treatment of a highly informative period in

the history of the relations of the United States

with China O O O The chapters dealing with

the writing of the Open Door notes of 1899 and

the shaping of policy during and immediately

following the Boxer uprising constitute a most

valuable contribution. Mrs. Young's analysis

O is the best of the available accounts .

Her presentation of John Hay's handling of the

crisis in 1900 is especially praiseworthy . She

has made excellent use of a variety of sources

hitherto inadequately used and has used them

with insight and imagination , yet with due

scholarly restraint . " AHR Jun 70 11 is

particularly appropriate for libraries serving

upper - level and graduate students . " CHOICE

Dec 69

China · Geography

Buchanan, Keith THE TRANSFORMATION OF THE

CHINESE EARTH: ASPECTS OF THE EVALUA

TION OF THE CHINESE EARTH FROM

EARLIEST TIMES TO MAO TSE - TUNG

Praeger 1970 336p illus maps biblio

$ 12.50 76-100908

"Buchanan, a specialist in the geography of

underdevelopment in Asia, has presented an inter

disciplinary study of the transformation of the

Chinese earth based upon works in geography,

history, economics , ethnology , demography ,

politics , literature , and traditional social struc

ture . While examining this transformation in

its historical and global context, he emphasizes

the human significance , particularly the role of

the peasants in the last two decades . Profusely

illustrated and thoroughly documented , this com

prehensive work should be a useful addition to

scholarly libraries . " LJ 15 Jun 70

Institute of Geography ,

U. S. S. R. Academy of Sciences

THE PHYSICAL GEOGRAPHY OF CHINA 2 vols

Praeger 1969 biblio $40.00 per set

68-14541

Major reference source written by leading Soviet

geographers . Volume I deals with China's varied

climates , its waterways , basic soils , vegetation

and indigenous animal life . Volume II furnishes

a general description of the topography of China

and its physical regions . AL

U. S. Geographic Names Division MAINLAND CHINA ;

OFFICIAL STANDARD NAMES APPROVED BY THE

U.S. BOARD ON GEOGRAPHIC NAMES 2 vols

2nd ed Army Map Service 6500 Brooke Lane

Washington , D. C. 20315 1968 price not

available 70-600383

This is the Official Standard Names Gazetteer

No. 22. Contains about 108 , 000 entries for

places in Mainland China including Tibet, Sinkiang,

Inner Mongolia, and other autonomous regions .

Names for Chin - Men Tao (Quemoy) and offshore

islands under the Republic of China are also

included ; however, names in Hong Kong, Macao ,

and Taiwan are not included . Entries include

names of all first and second order administra

tive divisions , populated places of various sizes ,

physical features and some cultural entities .

Chinese characters accompany all Chinese standard

names that were derived from current authoritative

Chinese sources . Names of administrative divi

sions were taken from the 1965 Chinese administra

tive list which was translated by the Joint Publica

tions Research Service under the title , HANDBOOK

OF ADMINISTRATIVE DIVISIONS OF THE PEOPLES'

REPUBLIC OF CHINA. Names available in

characters have been romanized according to the

Modified Wade - Giles transcription system . A

glossary of generic terms is also included . All

offshore coastal features can be located on naval

oceanographic charts . THE ATLAS OF THE

REPUBLIC OF CHINA, vols . 1-4 can be used as

a small reference for names in romanized and

Chinese forms . Recommended for reference collec

tions . AL

Whitney , Joseph B. R. CHINA: AREA ADMINISTRATION ,

AND NATION BUILDING Univ of Chicago Dept.

of Geograph y 1970 172p biblio $4.00pa

75-104876

" ... employs the most modern concepts , theories ,

and methodology of both political science and geo

graphy in dealing with problems of territorial

organization in an immense country . It is a

pioneering study of the political geography of mod

ern China and should be invaluable not only to

specialists on China but also to political scientists

and geographers in general . The objective is three

fold: to shed light on the problem of transforming

China from a predominately cultural entity to a

political entity in the twentieth century; to

assess the roles that the hierarchy of

territorial administration areas to be played

in the process , and to evaluate the impact

that the processes of political and economic

development have had both in the size and

number of echelons in hierarchy of territorial

administrative areas . · provides a stimu

lating analysis of the structure of China's

traditional space - polity and its modern change

in relation to the needs of political integration

and economic growth . . . The extensive use

of maps and graphics to illustrate the spatial

relationships of China's territorial organization

and their changes through modern times greatly

strengthens the author's thesis . . . " JAS Nov 70

China History - General

Buck, Pearl CHINA AS I SEE IT Day 1970 305p

$7.95 79-107209

"A collection of articles and speeches written

between 1933 , when Pearl Buck left China, and

1951 when her contacts with that country were

severed . Addressed to audiences unfamiliar with

China, either past or present, these pieces

discuss Chinese history and Chinese - American

relations , compare Chinese and American

character , and analyze the reasons for the

Communists ' success , and if the dates of

origin are borne in mind, the knowledgeable

views and undiminished empathy for China pre

sented in the pieces will contribute to an uninformed

reader's understanding of the current situation. " BL

1 Sep 70

Fitzgerald , C.P. THE HORIZON HISTORY OF CHINA

American Heritage 1969 415p illus $22.00

69-15081

"A volume loosely related to THE HORIZON BOOK

OF THE ARTS OF CHINA also listed in this issue,

this illustrated history with text by a professor of

Far Eastern history at Australian National

University spans the period from the dawn

of China to the present. Emphasizing broad

trends and developments Fitzgerald corrects

what he considers major fallacies of tradi

tional approaches to and interpretations of

Chinese history. Land and language , The

family, and Travelers and traders are among

topical chapters that cut across ' the constric

tions of dynastic history . ' Two hundred ninety

seven illustrations , 78 in color, some grouped

in topical portfolios , reproducing maps , drawings ,

scrolls , and other works of art, posters , cartoons ,

and a chronology round out a compelling introduc

tory survey . ?? BL 15 Jan 70 "The book is

perhaps the best one volume introduction to China

ever published. " CHOICE May 70

Franke , Wolfgang A CENTURY OF CHINESE REVOLU

TION , 1851-1949 Univ of South Carolina 1970

202p biblio $5.95 72-113808

"Franke , the author of another small but valuable

book, CHINA AND THE WEST , here takes a look

at modern Chinese history from the inside .

Beginning with a discussion of the importance of

the idea of revolution in Chinese historical perspec

tive , he describes briefly but competently the

Taiping rebellion ( 1850-64 ), the reform movement

(1898 ) , the Boxer uprising (1900 ) , the republican

revolution (1911 ) , the May 4th movement of 1919 ,

the victory of the Kuomintang and its collapse , and

the victory of the Chinese Communist Party. The

style is clean, the translation excellent. A remark

able overview of the period for people who are inter

ested in Chinese history . " LJ 1 Feb 71

Kitagawa, Joseph M. UNDERSTANDING MODERN CHINA

Quadrangle 1969 284p $7.95 70-78310

"China's political behavior seen against its cultural

background and its relation to modern society . The

twelve essays cover geography , political leadership,

economy, ideology, political and foreign policy , Over

seas Chinese and American perceptions of

?? deals with

China. " FA Jan 70 •

such timely topics as the Taiwan question ,

China's foreign policy , and Chinese in South

east Asia . A most welcome addition to the

growing literature on modern China . " CHOICE

Apr 69

Lattimore , Owen MONGOLS OF MANCHURIA; THEIR

TRIBAL DIVISIONS , GEOGRAPHICAL DISTRIBU

TION , HISTORICAL RELATIONS WITH MANCHUS

AND CHINESE, AND PRESENT POLITICAL

PROBLEMS Fertig 1969 $ 10.00 311p

68-9626

"An excellent choice for reissue , this standard

description and analysis of the Mongols has been o. p.

for some years . Lattimore has special compe

tence in regard to what one of his other books

calls ' the inner Asian frontiers of China, ' and this

study of the Mongols is based on travel and obser

vation as well as on printed materials . Index.

Useful for college and university libraries . "

CHOICE May 70 Originally published in 1934.

Liu, James T. C. TRADITIONAL CHINA Prentice

1970 179p $5.95 77-104855

" This multi - dimensional portrait of traditional

China introduces uninitiated Western readers to

the remarkably stable and long- lived pre - Commu

nist society . The 16 selections analyze every

facet of traditional Chinese society, including

social change , noncapitalistic economics , city life ,

government, and religion . . . Seven prominent

scholars conclude this survey with explanations of

Chinese thought, particularly Buddhism , Confucianism ,

and Taoism . With its far ranging exploration of all

aspects of traditional Chinese society, this volume

is an important contribution to understanding the East,

an understanding which is crucial in an age of inter

national turmoil . " HSB Oct 70

Mitamura, Taisuke CHINESE EUNUCHS; THE STRUC

TURE OF INTIMATE POLITICS tr by Charles A.

Pomeroy Tuttle 1970 176p $3.50

77-104201

Explains what eunuchs were and things they were

primarily concerned with . Describes activities

during the Han, T'ang and Ming dynasties with

rich historical background information. Shows

the role of the eunuch in the overall study of

Chinese history . AL

Mbusnier, Roland PEASANT UPRISINGS IN SEVEN

TEENTH CENTURY FRANCE, RUSSIA, AND

CHINA Harper 1971 349p $10.00

72-95975

"Scholars will welcome this fine translation of

a work by a great French historian. Mousnier

has already contributed significantly to our under

standing of rural France under the ancien regime ;

he now uses that knowledge as a base on which to

rest both description and comparison of two very

different areas . Circumstances and sources for

Bourbon France , early Romanov Russia, and

collapsing Ming China are so varied that Mousnier

necessarily raises as many questions as he

answers . Peasants appear to be less significant

than townsmen, government officials , or charisma

tic bandits in these examples of violent disturbance;

but Mousnier's analyses of three disparate social

structures are classical in themselves . This is a

challenging , controversial book for every university

library . " LJ 1 Dec 70

Needham , Joseph CLERKS AND CRAFTSMEN IN CHINA

AND THE WEST ; LECTURES AND ADDRESSES

ON THE HISTORY OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY

Cambridge Univ 1970 469p illus biblio

$22.50 69-10217

"Needham , the best known authority in the West on

Chinese science and technology, has gathered 19 of

his previously published or presented papers into

one book. Written during the period 1948-66 ,

the articles discuss astronomy in classical

China, Asia's contribution to the unity of science ,

science in Central Asia, Far Eastern navigation,

the translation of old Chinese scientific texts ,

snow crystals , iron and steel, engineering , the

steam engine , clocks , the compass , and vessel

control in China , and , lastly, articles on

medicine as it is associated with Chinese culture ,

proto - endocrinology , elixir poisoning, and hygiene

in ancient China , and the origin of qualifying

examinations in classical China . In six of the

articles , Lu Gwel- Djen and Ho Ping - Yu collabo

rated . Some of the articles have been revised

and brought up to date . This well written collec

tion appeals to all with an interest in the history

of technology from secondary school up and may

serve, in part, as an extension of Needham's on

going SCIENCE AND CIVILIZATION IN CHINA.

Those articles , although not well annotated have

been provided with full bibliographies . Through

out are 99 very helpful figures of which 40 plates

are excellent reproductions . The index is very

well done . Valuable for all school and college

libraries . " CHOICE Jul- Aug 70

Vincent, John Carter THE EXTRATERRITORIAL

SYSTEM IN CHINA: FINAL PHASE Harvard

Univ 1970 119p $ 3.50 74-82304

" Much has been written about the 19th - century

development of the ' unequal treaties ' in China ;

this study is one of the few detailed accounts of

their decline and fall. Extraterritoriality , one of

the key provisions of the treaty system, was no

longer acceptable in the 1920's and 1930's by

which time China was a 'nation' rather than

simply a ' non - European culture . ' Vincent uses

the case method, presenting and discussing

specific instances of the breakdown of extraterri

toriality under the headings of forced extrality

(the ' gunboat policy ' ) , access to the sea, registra

tion of schools , extra - treaty taxes , the extraterri

torial press , and the missionary problem . His

great assets in this work are experience in

foreign service of the U. S. in seven Chinese

cities in these very years , a thorough know

ledge of the relevant State Department papers ,

and a lucid and somewhat tart style . Index .

Recommended for libraries which emphasize

modern Chinese history , politics , and foreign

relations . " CHOICE Jul- Aug 70

China - History - Early Period

Creel, Herrlee G. THE ORIGINS OF STATE CRAFT

IN CHINA 2 vols Univ of Chicago 1970

vol I: THE WESTERN CHOU EMPIRE 576p

$19.50 77-102905

"The Chinese historical record begins in the

12th Century B. C. , though scholars date the

origin of Chinese society between 12 and 18

centuries earlier . The earliest of the recorded

dynasties that ruled China before the Republican

Revolution of 1911 was the Chou (1122-225 B. C. ) ,

which ruled a loose feudal state rather than a

centralized empire . This volume traces the origin

and development of political ideas and governmental

organizations in the Western Chou ( 1122-771 ) B . C. ,

an early period of the Chou , and finds that ' the

power of Western Chou rulers was greater than

has been supposed ,! Basing his work on the new

discoveries of bronze inscriptions and all possible

known documentary sources , Creel, professor of

Chinese history at the University of Chicago , has

ably presented an exhaustive study of the financial,

legal , military, political , and social systems

during the Chinese Classical Age . This excellent

scholarly work will be followed soon by a second

volume , probably on Eastern Chou . " LJ 15 Jun 70

Eichhorn, Werner CHINESE CIVILIZATION : AN INTRO

DUCTION tr by Janet Seligman Praeger

1969 360p biblio index $ 9.00 68-16084

"Professor Eichhorn of Tubingen , an eminent

German Sinologist, provides here a scholarly study

of the historical development of Chinese civiliza

tion with emphasis on its intellectual aspects from

2000 B. C. to 1300 A.D. He discusses life in

the city and in the palace , the developments of

the main religions , the relatively neglected

subjects of novels and Yuan theaters , and phases

of ancient culture brought out in the classics

and recent excavations . Eichhorn should have

provided two separate maps on modern and

ancient China and a more extensive bibliography .

Several typographical errors are also noted .

However, this book, first published in Germany

in 1964 , is of broader scope than Edward

Schafer's ANCIENT CHINA, with which it favor

ably compares . Warmly recommended for

students of traditional China . " LJ 1 Jan 70

Lum , Peter THE GROWTH OF CIVILIZATION IN

EAST ASIA: CHINA, JAPAN AND KOREA BE

FORE THE 14th CENTURY Phillips 1969

258p illus $5.95 73-77311

"A straightforward, informative treatment of

early Oriental civilization from Neolithic times

to the end of the Mongol empire in the four

teenth century . Although the book is designated

a study of China , Japan, and Korea the latter

two countries are given only brief attention at

the end . Appended material includes a guide to

pronunciation and names , discussion of the

Chinese calendar , a chronological table , and a

bibliography with titles for further reading

starred . Maps , photographs of artifacts , and a

few line drawings complement, the text which

will serve junior high and high school libraries

as supplementary material. " BL 15 May 70

China - History - Ming and Manchu Dynasties

Hibbert, Christopher THE DRAGON WAKES : CHINA

AND THE WEST , 1793-1911 Harper 1971

427p illus biblio $ 10.00 75-83600

" This is a somewhat popularized account of

Anglo - Chinese (rather than Western - Chinese )

relations during the period Hibbert gives the

British version of the Macartney and the Amherst

missions to China, the opium trade and the Opium

war, the Anglo - French war with China , the

Taiping Rebellion and ' Chinese ' Gordon , the Boxer

Rebellion, and the like . He relies heavily upon

diaries and journals of those who visited China

(in official, semiofficial, or private capacities )

and also cites Chinese sources . Hibbert's incli

nation to popularize sometimes produces regret

table results . Nevertheless , the book should have

a place in academic collections . " LJ 15 Nov 69

China - History - Revolution and Republic

Dupuy , Trevor N. THE MILITARY HISTORY OF THE

CHINESE CIVIL WAR Watts 1970 110p

$3.95 69-12098

"Condensed military history covering the period

1911 to 1950 , with particular emphasis on the era

between Chiang Kai - shek and Mao Tse - tung (1946-50) ,

Col. Dupuy's descriptions of the Long March, the

Sian Incident, the War within a War (1937-45 ) , the

struggle for Manchuria ( 1947-48 ) , and the collapse

of the Nationalist Armies are simple and penetrating ,

and this book is useful as a reference item . " SLJ

15 May 70

Furth, Charlotte TING WEN CHIANG : SCIENCE AND

CHINA'S NEW CULTURE Harvard Univ 1970

352p biblio $ 10.00 78-98920

"Almost simultaneously republican China

witnessed the introduction of Western - oriented

reforms and the rise of communism shortly after

the launching of the ' new culture movement' in the

early 1900's . Ting, a pragmatic Western- educated

scientist and moderate leader of this cultural ren

aissance , tried to save China by promoting

science rather than democracy . This well - re

searched interpretive study of Ting's intellectual

development clear y exposes the traditional obsta

cles to China's scientific modernization from 1912

through 1936 . Especially valuable are the

annotated notes , glossary , and comprehensive

bibliography . Strongly recommended to students

of contemporary China. " LJ 1 Mar 70

Gasster , Michael CHINESE INTELLECTUALS AND

THE REVOLUTION OF 1911 : THE BIRTH OF

MODERN CHINESE RADICALISM Univ . of

Washington 1969 $9.50 208p 66-19568

"Too many studies of the intellectual background

of the Chinese Revolution of 1911 are narrowly

focused upon the thought of Sun Yat- sen. This

work by Professor Gasster of the University of

Washington should help restore some balance to

the study of the early Chinese revolutionary move

ment . He delineates admirably the varying

meanings that such key concepts as nationalism ,

republicanism, and socialism held for leading

members of the revolutionary camp . The ideo

logical discordance weakened the revolutionary

ranks in the years before the upheaval against the

Manchus and also foreshadowed the cleavages yet

to come O An important study of the Chinese Revo

lution and of the revolutionary process itself. " LJ

1 Dec 69 ?? represents an important con

tribution to historical scholarship on China . "

CHOICE Jun 70

Hoyt, Edwin Palmer THE BOXER REBELLION Abelard

1968 175p illus $4.50 68-13241

"A straightforward account of the Boxer Rebel

lion and its immediate antecedents and aftermath .

The author draws a parallel between the uprising

of the Boxers and the violence against foreign

diplomatic representatives in Peking in 1967 ,

maintaining that to understand the attitudes of

the Chinese in such matters as the Red Guard

movement one must know how and why Chinese

sentiment against foreign influences was born.

Drawing on contemporary reports from which he

occasionally quotes , Hoyt describes the many

disorganized battles and court intrigues and

places the war in historical perspective . Brief

bibliography . For history enthusiast or world

history student BL 15 Ma y 69

Hsu, Immanual Chung -yueh THE RISE OF MODERN

CHINA Oxford Univ 1970 83 Op illus

maps $ 14.50 78-83022

" For students and interested readers , a discri

minating distinctive mixture of Chinese views

and insights from Japanese and Western

scholarship . Hsu , a history professor at the

University of California at Santa Barbara ,

delineates China's rulers , institutions , and

developments , 1600-1800 , as essential to

recognition and understanding of nineteenth- and

twentieth - century social, economic , intellectual ,

and political changes largely under Western

impact. Hsu analyzes each stage of transfor

mation through 1949 and major overt and

covert shaping forces including ambivalent accep

tance of Western influence and nationalistic

racial resistance to foreign elements in Chinese

life ... " BL 1 Sep 70 ?? ... makes an

important contribution to our background know

ledge of the subject ... " SR Apr 70

Mehnert, Klaus PEKING AND THE NEW LEFT : AT

HOME AND ABROAD Centre for Chinese

Studies , Univ of California 1969 156p

$4.00 70-627631

By discussing the fortunes of an ultra

left group in Hunan , Professor Mehnert not

only differentiates revolutionary groups during

the Cultural Revolution but sets forth a basis

for understanding the New Left in China . . .

CQ Apr- Jun 70

Shieh, Milton J.T. THE KUOMINTANG : SELECTED

HISTORICAL DOCUMENTS , 1894-1969 St.

John's Univ 1970 434p $10.00

"The Deputy Secretary General of Kuomintang

shows the dominant role of China's Nationalist

Party as it developed from the inaugural of the

Hsing - chung Hui in Honolulu in 1894 through its

Tenth National Congress in 1969. " FA Oct 70

Since the volume is directed primarily

towards Americans , the study carries a

political message as well as serving a scholarly

function . " JAS Nov 70

Thornton, Richard C. THE COMINTERN AND THE

CHINESE COMMUNISTS, 1928-1931 Univ of

Washington 1969 246p biblio $9.50

69-14204

"The specific internal party background to Mao's

rise in the Chinese Communist movement has

until recently been obscured by the unavailability

of reliable Chinese and Comintern data on the

years between the 1927 massacre and the rise of

the rural - based Communist insurgent movement

in 1932. Chinese and Soviet attempts to legitimize

the origins of their respective positions in their

current dispute prompted both sides to unearth

hitherto suppressed documents on those crucial

years of Sino - Soviet relations . Thornton's skillful

use of these new documents , supplemented by a

number of interviews with former Chinese activists ,

has resulted in the startling (at least for those not

intimately familiar with Chinese party history)

conclusion that the tactics of protracted guerrilla

warfare and the shift from the cities to the country

side was not Mao's but the Comintern's idea, hence

the notorious ' Li Li - san line ' was an indigenous

Chinese leftist deviation from the Comintern's and

not from Mao's line . The latter simply took

advantage of Li's folly of pressing for an urban

centered movement in China and with the Comintern's

indirect help defeated Li and subsequently declared

his and his party's independence from the Russians

and the Comintern . It is an important book that

students of Chinese politics should fine invaluable

in searching for valid precedents on the origins of

the Sino - Soviet Conflict. Index. ?? CHOICE Dec 69

Wright, Mary Clabaugh , ed . CHINA IN REVOLUTION :

THE FIRST PHASE , 1900-1913 Yale Univ 1968

505p $15.00 68-27770

"A collection of 12 excellent papers on the

origin and development of the Chinese Revo

lution in the early years of the 20th century . "

SB 1969 SUP ?? The contributors ,

mostly young and representative of seven

countries , cover political and ideological

movements , sociological aspects of the revo

lution, the role of military power in its

genesis , and the limitations of the leadership

of Yuan Shih - k'ai and Sun Yat - sen. The work

will undoubtedly serve as the base for studies

of the period for a long time to come . The

appendices include a valuable table of transla

tions of names of political bodies , a glossary

of Chinese and Japanese names and terms ,

notes on the contributors , and an index. "'

CHOICE Sep 69

China - Social Life and Customs

Chang , Wonona AN ENCYCLOPEDIA OF CHINESE

FOOD AND COOKING Crown 1970 512p

illus $17.50 78-93402

" This work offers one of the best recipe sections

ever assembled . The instructions are a model of

clarity and follow Wallace Hong's style of

listing the ingredients alphabetically . Each

recipe provides the English and the Chinese name ,

the source of the dish, and information on whether

or not it is approved for such special diets as ulcer

or diabetic . There is a wide range of recipes ;

for example , there are 23 different recipes for

spare ribs . Unlike Hong's CHINESE COOK BOOK

which only covers Cantonese cooking, MRS. MA'S

CHINESE COOKBOOK, on Northern Chinese

Cuisine , or Lem and Morris ' , THE HONG KONG

COOKBOOK, the present book draws from all

sections of the country ; and the recipes are excel

lent. As an added bonus , a unique section not

only describes but numerically ranks Chinese

ingredients as to their importance and expense .

However, in my opinion the book is not encyclope

dic in scope . Beyond the recipes and a descrip

tion of ingredients , an encyclopedia should at least

contain a section on gastronomy, instructions

on how to bone , shell, and slice various ingre

dients , table settings (preferably in color) ,

utensils and serving dishes , and a history of the

development of Chinese cuisine . Nonetheless ,

what is covered in this book is brilliantly done .

It is an outstanding book of recipes and deserves

a place in many libraries and Chinese cookbook

collections . Highly recommended , " LJ 15 Sep

Chesneaux, Jean SECRET SOCIETIES IN CHINA IN

THE NINETEENTH AND TWENTIETH

CENTURIES tr by Gillian Nettle Univ . of

Michigan 1970 192p illus $7.95

76-124425

Discusses Chinese secret societies that made

up the principal force of religious dissent and

political opposition in Confucian China. Societies

like the Red Beards , The White Lotus , The Small

and Big Sword are included to show how potent

they were in Chinese history. AL

Hommel, Rudolf P. CHINA AT WORK; AN ILLUS

TRATED RECORD OF THE PRIMITIVE

INDUSTRIES OF CHINA'S MASSES , WHOSE

LIFE IS TOIL , AND THUS AN ACCOUNT OF

CHINESE CIVILIZATION MIT 1969 357p

$10.00 78-96901

Record of photographs and description of tools

and implements of the Chinese people . Gives

vivid picture of Chinese life classified with

descriptions according to the 18th century tools ,

namely as primary tools for ( 1 ) making tools or

iron working , the basis of all tool making , (2)

food , (3) clothing , (4) shelter and ( 5 ) trans

portation . Measurements provided . Highly

recommended for valuable photographs and

thorough descriptions . AL 0 CHINA AT

WORK can now easily find its way onto the book

shelf of every scholar and student seriously

interested in China . " JAS Nov 70

Lin, Hsiang Ju CHINESE GASTRONOMY Hastings

1969 211p illus biblio $10.00

76-81570

"A treasure to behold , this beautifully illustra

ted book gives a broad survey of the develop

ment of the Chinese culinary art . Most impor

tant, it carefully and systematically explains

the how and whys of all the major taste sensa

tions . An illustrative recipe is provided for

each taste sensation, and there is an extra

ordinary chart which summarizes the logic of

each flavor and texture . CHINESE GASTRONO

MY is a milestone in Chinese cookery that

deserves a place in every collection . "' LJ 15

Feb 70

China - Biography

Do - Dinh, Pierre CON FUCIUS AND THE CHINESE

HUMANISM tr by Charles Lam Markmann

Funk 1969 217p illus $5.95

69-18687

" From material imbedded in classical sources

and scholarly commentary Do - Dinh draws

sketches of Confucius life and career in the con

text of the society of his period and notes his

political legitimism . Do - Dinh also epitomizes

the essence and practicality of Confucian doctrine

and the ebb and flow of its influence on Chinese

and related political and cultural ideas through

history . Other schools of Chinese thought are

briefly mentioned . Textual genealogy of Confucius ;

chronological table of Chinese and world history

and selected bibliography at the back. Mediocre

reproduction of well- chosen illustrations in a

pleasant book for beginning students of Chinese

culture and for the interested general reader. " BL

15 Jun 70

Spence , Jonathan TO CHANGE CHINA: WESTERN

ADVISERS IN CHINA, 1620-1960 Little

1969 335p illus biblio $7.95

69-12640

" Spence has entertainingly reviewed the

careers of 16 Western missionaries to China,

both sacred and profane ,, from the Jesuit

Adam Schall to General Albert Wedemeyer .

The book is a parade of fascinating person

alities :religionists , physicians , teachers ,

soldiers of fortune , each motivated by his

individual mixture of selfless dogoodism ,

moral imperialism , and pure ambition . These

stories of Western advisors to China are of

especial interest today, when the drive to

missionize emerging peoples is involved in

intense rivalry . We can look with profit to the

failure of Western advisors to inject into China

specific Western institutions , values , and creeds

along with science and technology . The Chinese

found it possible to take as much as they wanted

of the latter with as little as they wanted of the

former . Spence's enthralling volume is provided

with complete bibliographical information in the

notes to each chapter . Short index . CHOICE

Sep 69

Tuchman, Barbara W. STILWELL AND THE AMERICAN

EXPERIENCE IN CHINA, 1911-45 Macmillan

1971 644p illus $10.00

Tentative entry .

Communist China G Origins and Development

Asia Research Centre THE GREAT POWER STRUGGLE

IN CHINA Hong Kong Book Centre , On Lok Yuen

Building 25 Des Voeux Road Central, Hong Kong

1969 503p illus $10.00

'Documents arranged chronologically to present the

official appraisal of China's development from 1966 ,

when the red guards appeared as an instrument of

policy, to October 1968, when the military

emerged as a dominant factor on the political

scene, together with the policies adopted to

cope with this situation. " FA Jul 70

Chai , Winberg ESSENTIAL WORKS OF CHINESE

COMMUNISM Universe Books 1970 464p

$7.00 75-99755

" People in a hurry for instant insight into the

nature of revolution in general and Maoism in

particular have turned in recent years to Mao's

little ' red book . ' Serious students however ,

would be better advised to wade into this

anthology compiled by Chai , professor of

political science at the University of Redlands ,

California . His long introduction presents a

tenable overview of the history and development

of the Chinese Communist movement from its

inception after World War I to the closing phases

of the so - called Cultural Revolution in recent

years . The body of the anthology comprises 31

documents , largely key writings and speeches of

Mao himself. There are also a few pronuncia

mentos of other Chinese Communist notables .

These pieces pinpoint crucial problems and issues

which have confronted the Chinese Communist

leadership for almost a half- century . Almost all

of the anthology's documents have been published

previously by the American Consulate General in

Hong Kong and the Foreign Language Press in

Peking but, since they are not always easy to

come by their availability in a single volume is

most welcome . Easy to recommend, " LJ 15 Feb

Chien, Yu - shen CHINA'S FADING REVOLUTION ; ARMY

DISSENT AND MILITARY DIVISIONS , 1967-68

Centre of Contemporary Chinese Studies ,

51 Wongneishong Road 13C Hong Kong 1969

405p price not available

Attempts to present a picture of China's shifting

political scene since mid - 1967 by reviewing the

events that woke nearly every province in the

Wuhan upheaval, the great political evolution .

Tells of the military elite and the military

dominance of Civilian Affairs , Lin Piao and

new military power holders , Chou En - Lai , and

Red Army veterans . Includes map showing

major military regions in China and appendices

on leaders of the High Command and speeches

and comments of Communist leaders . AL

CHINA AFTER THE REVOLUTION; A SELECTION

FROM THE BULLETIN OF THE ATOMIC

SCIENTISTS Random 1970 247p $7.95

72-89701

"Reprinted from previous publication as an

issue of the magazine , the essays appraise all

aspects of current Chinese developments since

the period of the cultural revision in Mao's

original priorities , a development seen as of

inestimable importance both within China and its

world-wide relationships . The contributors , from

England , Canada , Scotland, Australia and the U.S. ,

examine political struggles in China, the recent

economic changes , foreign policy , and scientific

and technological prospects . A brief bibliograph

་་

ical article concludes the selections . BL 15 Apr

Clark, Gregory IN FEAR OF CHINA Humanities

1969 219p biblio $6.50 73-402997

" Clark, formerly stationed in Hong Kong and

Moscow with Australia's Department of External

Affairs , offers a thoughtful ,

sometimes provocative ,

extended essay carefully differentiating between

intrinsic and extrinsic causes of Western fears of

Communist China . Explaining the ' fanaticism ' of

the Maoists in the broad sweep of the unequal

treaties and corruption of alternatives , Clark

emphasizes that the present regime is characterized

far more by flexibility than ideological dogmatism .

He considers the cases of Tibet, the Korean War ,

and the various boundary disputes (including Taiwan) .

He believes Western paranoia is primarily the

result of misunderstanding Asia and approaching

issues from an ideological rather than pragma

tic posture . Given the import of the contents ,

clarity of style , and documentation, this book

deserves wide readership ... " CHOICE Mar 70

Croizier, Ralph C. , comp CHINA'S CULTURAL

LEGACY AND COMMUNISM Praeger 1970

313p illus $8.50 77-83334

"An anthology of documents , letters , essays ,

and speeches on cultural aspects of Chinese

experience as interpreted by Chinese and West

ern authors dating from the 1940's to the pre

sent. Croizier's analytic introduction traces the

antecedents of recent cultural changes that he

shows evolved from nineteenth century develop

ments and which contribute to the question of

identification posed to modern Chinese : whether

one can be both contemporary and traditional in

outlook, a question now complicated by the ideo

logical challenge of communism . Among topics

covered are the creation of a cultural policy ,

philosophy and religion , language and literature ,

Chinese opera, and the performing arts . An

epilog contains appraisals of the influence of Mao

Tse - tung's cultural revolution on the arts . " BL

15 May 70 O Most of the materials are

excerpts from published English sources ,

including those published by Foreign Languages

Press in Peking and the American Consulate

General in Hong Kong . A few articles were

translated from Chinese sources by the editor.

No index . This well assembled book is highly

recommended . ' CHOICE Jul - Aug 70

Devillers , Philippe MAO tr by Tony White Schocken

1969 317p $5.95 79-85141

"A compendium of excerpts from Mao Tse - tung's

writings together with scholarly commentary ,

affords the reader a selection from the opinion

and philosophy of the Chinese leader covering a

wide range of topics . Preceded by a chronology

of Mao Tse -tung's life and related events in China

from 1893 to 1966 , the text presents his views on

nationalism and Marxism, the political potential

of the peasantry , guerrilla warfare , relations

with the U. S. , and the cultural revolution .

Extensive bibliographic notes are appended , " BL 1

Dec 69

Douglass , Bruce CHINA AND OURSELVES: EXPLANA

TIONS AND REVISIONS BY A NEW GENERATION

Beacon 1970 256p $7.50 72-101328

"In this collection of nine essays , an interna

tional group of young scholars , dissatisfied with

the policies of the past, challenge several widely

held assumptions about Red China. Chinese

Communism is viewed from social, ideological,

ethical, religious , and historical vantage points

rather than in the usual emotional, biased, and

overly simplified political perspective . In fact,

authoritarian and dictorial aspects of Maoism

receive little comment. The authors are willing

to accept the Chinese experiment in socialism on

its own terms (without falling prey to the official

party line ) , thus providing much highly controver

sial food for thought. While the ideas will be

unpalatable to some, the book is enthusiastically

recommended to those desiring a fresh approach

to the China problem. " LJ 1 Apr 70

Elegant, Robert S. MAO'S GREAT REVOLUTION World

1970 386p $ 10.00 72-124282

" Mao's Great Proletarian Cultural Revolution was

a failure . His Red Guards failed. Historians ,

Sinologists , and armchair China watchers may

find value in this chatty, personal, involuted , but

documented report on the machinations of the

inner circle of the Chinese Communist party

before , during, and after the Red Guard upheaval .

The problem of all microhistory lies in its over

sharp focus which may tend to obscure some of the

macrohistoric realities . In spite of this inherent

problem, Elegant details the crosscurrents that led

to the Red Guard uprisings and to the crushing

of that Mao - inspired movement. He relates

how, ultimately, the army reestablished some

degree of effective rule while Mao was relegated

to a weakened , almost figurehead, position .

The new leaders , the generals , had to make the

broken nation function again . China today under

the generals has become a federation of semi

autonomous areas whose communist - militarist

leaders are only to a degree obeisant to the

control of the central government. Production

of commodities and services is improving , and in

time the shadow junta may promote one of its

own to the chairmanship . Elegant's rendition of

the story is recommended for college history

collections . ?? LJ 1 Feb 71

Girling, J. L. S. PEOPLE'S WAR; CONDITIONS AND

CONSEQUENCES IN CHINA AND SOUTH EAST

ASIA Praeger 1969 244p $6.50

69-19552

" Factors creating insurgency, conditions neces

sary for its success and how it can be prevented

or suppressed , especially in cases where peasants

rebel against an existing system which supports

landowners and city dwellers . FA Jan 70

Hsiung, James C. IDEOLOGY AND PRACTICE : THE

EVALUATION OF CHINESE COMMUNISM

Praeger 1970 320p biblio $ 10.00

69-15748

' In the past decade observers of the Chinese

scene have repeatedly been bewildered by the

convulsions in the Chinese Communist party .

Bitter disputes with Soviet Russia as well as war

fare within the national party, culminating in the

'great proletarian revolution, have kept the

specialists busy in search of explanations . The

present study should have a decisive effect on

work in this field . Hsiung delves deep below

the surface of the power struggles between Mao

and his ideological foes and pinpoints many of the

vital issues . In his view, the confrontations

were not mere tactical maneuvers ; nor has Mao's

quest been solely an effort to enlarge the

dimensions of Communist ideology, but

rather a search for ideas attuned to Chinese

needs . This volume , proposing answers for

many perplexing questions , raises at the

same time numerous problems concerning

the relevancy of Chinese Communist thought

for revolutionaries elsewhere . For anyone

seeking understanding of the ideological

challenges arising within Communism in

general and within Chinese Comminism in

particular Hsiung's study is surely indispens

able . " LJ 1 Jan 71

Lewis , John Wilson , ed . PARTY LEADERSHIP

AND REVOLUTIONARY POWER IN CHINA

Cambridge Univ 1970 422p index

$9.50 72-120056

" This book consists of 11 papers presented at

a conference on the Chinese Communist Party

held in England in July 1968, with an up- to

date analytical introduction by the editor. It

begins with an account of Mao Tse -tung's rise

to power and his changing concept of party

morality , followed by an examination of the

Communist ideology, party motivation and elite

factionalism , and their effect on Chinese society

after 1949. The final chapters concern the

power struggle between the central government

and village leaders and illustrate the vital role

which the army has played during the recent

Cultural Revolution . This book is a worthwhile

contribution to the literature on politics in China;

it merits comparison with A. Doak Barnett's

CHINESE COMMUNIST POLITICS IN ACTION and

is recommended for social science collections . "

LJ 1 Oct 70

Price , R. EDUCATION IN COMMUNIST CHINA

Praeger 1970 308p biblio $10.00

70-114345

" In the Maoist development strategy , which

stresses the transformation of people's attitudes

and motives , the educational system is

obviously a key element . Price who taught

English in Peking from 1965 to 1967 , has

written a survey of Chinese education , which

emphasizes the ways in which this approach

is carried out in China's schools . Price

concludes that the problem facing China is

how to produce technically skilled people who

have neither the traditional contempt of

Chinese intellectuals toward physical labor nor

the special consumption privileges common in

other industrialized , modern societies . Price

argues that the Chinese policies of self- criti

cism and of radical curriculum reform which

discards humanistic and nonapplied science

courses , and the continuing requirement to

engage in productive labor , have yet to prove

their value . Included are descriptions of the

historical background of Chinese education , the

present organization and control of the schools ,

and a special section on teacher training . In

several instances , Price has been forced to

generalize on the basis of spotty monographic

studies ; but his survey is valuable in that it was

written after the Great Proletarian Cultural

Revolution (1966-1968 ) , which had a major

impact on education, and is drawn from personal

experience . Price's views are a welcome

change from the useful, but bloodless , intelligent

manpower estimates produced by Leo A. Orleans

and other U. S. government experts when writing

about education in China . " LJ 1 Sep 70

* Schram , Stuart R. THE POLITICAL THOUGHT OF

MAO TSE- TUNG rev ed Praeger 1969

479p biblio $9.50 68-16093

"The best of the Mao books . The introduction

and excellently translated excerpts from Mao's

writings cover every significant aspect of his

public personality in language that is invariably

clear . Both the introduction and excerpts have

not only been extended through updating but

thoroughly revised in the light of new information

and the author's maturer judgment. He indicates

in some detail what the extent of the updating

and revision is . Valuable chronology and biblio

graphy . This book is a must . " CHOICE Mar D

Vogel, Ezra F. CANTON UNDER COMMUNISM :

PROGRAMS AND POLITICS IN A PROVINCIAL

CAPITAL , 1949-1968 Harvard Univ . 1969

500p $ 13.95 70-91361

"Vogel, professor of sociology , Harvard Univer

sity, goes beyond glib generalities and presents

an exhaustive account of the history , politics , and

social development of Canton and the surrounding

province of Kwangung, where the ' window of free

dom , Hong Kong, is just on the opposite river

bank . Based on analysis of the complete files of

the NAN FANG RI BOA, an official Cantonese

Communist paper, and other original materials , in

addition to interviews with former party workers

and government officials , this book tries to avoid

the Western academic biases and to understand

China on her own terms . Dealing with more than

just a locality, it is a real contribution to litera

ture on contemporary China as a whole . " LJ 15

Nov 69 11

• • This volume will be welcomed

as the first major endeavor to fill the broad gap in

regional studies of Communist China. Vogel

proceeds in a chronological framework from the

occupation of Canton in 1949, through the worst

years of the Cultural Revolution . • CHOICE

Apr 70

Wu, Yuan- li THE ORGANIZATION AND SUPPORT OF

SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT IN

MAINLAND CHINA Praeger 1970 592p

$17.50 70-115106

This is a factual record on the organization and

support of science and technology in China. Book

concentrates on developments since the coming of

communism in 1949. Shows how the Chinese places

emphasis on the military defense values . AL

Communist China - Description

Burki , Shahid Javed A STUDY OF CHINESE COMMUNES ,

1965 Harvard Univ 1969 101p $3.50 pa

73-82301

"A 50- page report written by one of a three - man

Pakistani delegation who visited China for six

weeks in 1965 specifically to study the communes .

The analysis is a straightforward account organized

around important topics such as administration,

management, income and private plots , and is

buttressed by 23 charts incorporating data from

the 13 communes visited . The figures refer to the

years 1958-65 which makes them valuable . An

appendix has brief descriptions of generally com

parable information for the communes visited. The

monograph , derived only from the author's notes ,

does not make reference to other research, and the

author was not a China expert . The book will be

quite useful as supplementary reading in upper divi

sion courses in contemporary China or the economics

and politics of Asia. " CHOICE May 70 Important

for the first hand information and description of the

communes . AL

Chen, C.S. RURAL PEOPLE'S COMMUNES IN LIEN

CHIANG ; DOCUMENTS CONCERNING COMMUNES

IN LIEN - CHIANG COUNTY, FUKIEN PROVINCE ,

1962-1963 Hoover Institution 1969 243p

$9.50 69-20277

"Continuing the welcome trend toward regional

studies of Communist China's development, this

study is particularly rich in the normally sparse

area of hard statistics . Based upon a series of

documents captured by a Nationalist raid ( and

previously issued by that government in Taiwan),

the data concerns the years when Peking was

turning the corner after the disastrous effects of

the Great Leap and extreme communalization .

After a short introduction that compares this docu

mentary evidence with John L. Buck's pioneer work

in the 1920's and summarizes the contents of what

follows , the reports and edicts are presented

chronologically by policy statements and produc

tion plans , the socialist education movement , and

cadres ' orders and meetings . This highly

specialized area of scholarship, not meant for the

beginner , is of real use to the university library . "

CHOICE Jun 70

Hinton , William IRON OXEN : A DOCUMENTARY OF

REVOLUTION IN CHINESE FARMING Monthly

Review 1970 225p illus $6.95

70-105310

' In 1966 Hinton , who had served briefly with a

United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Adminis -

tration unit in China in 1947 remained in that

country until 1953 , published FANSHEN , an ac

count of the Communist- sponsored upheaval in

Chinese farming . IRON OXEN is the sequel. It is

devoted to the author's experiences and observations

on the introduction of mechanized farming in North

China during the early years of the Communist take

over . Insofar as the techniques of farming are

concerned, there is little doubt that the innovations

depicted by Hinton constituted as radical a break with

centuries - old traditions and practices as the Chinese

countryside had ever witnessed . The related impact

of the spread of mechanized farming upon daily

routines of work and living , social customs , and

patterns of thought also emerge clearly . Hinton in

his sympathetic account has furnished evidence of the

Chinese Communists ' determination to transform the

system of agriculture completely . Unfortunately, we

know too little of what has happened in the ensuing

years. " LJ Aug 70

Modiano, Colette CHAIRMAN MAO AND MY MILLION

AIRES American Heritage 1970 192p $5.95

79-95722

"When France renewed diplomatic relations with

Communist China in 1964 an enterprising French

travel agent lost no time in setting up a pilot tour

of the world behind the Bamboo Curtain . China had

intrigued her since her childhood reading so she was

not daunted by two years of negotiations and one

year of preparation for a thirty- day trip at one

hundred dollars a day for each person . With

three Chinese guides , she shepherded her group

through factories and schools , museums and

tombs , from the modern capital of Peking to the

ancient walled city of Loyang and on to the former

capital at Sian . 9 O to Nanking , Shanghai , Hang

chow, Canton , and Hong Kong . Her sprightly

observations on the cleanliness and excellent food,

on the contrast between her exigent capitalists and

the courteous Chinese , on the endless recitations

of Mao's homilies , on the curious customs of the

Communists and their constant autocriticism , and

on the economic and cultural achievements of the

revolution are immensely enlightening and certain

to dispel many of the Western world's preconceived

notions . " HB Jun 70

Communist China B Economic and Social Conditions

Chen, Nai - Ruenn THE CHINESE ECONOMY UNDER

COMMUNISM Aldine 1969 250p biblio

$7.95 69-17556

"Although not written in a style that will place it

on the national best seller's list, this work should

become popular in all undergraduate collections

that want at least one work on the Chinese economy.

It will win its place despite lack of elegance

because it is a very meaty summary statement of

just about all of the most recent research on the

subject. In a well balanced manner the authors begin

with an assessment of the pre - Communist economy ,

detail in a realistic manner what choices were open

to the new government, report what choices were

made , including the failure of the Great Leap policy

and subsequent policy decisions . The rest of the

work examines the specifics of industrialization,

agriculture , reorganization of the economic decision

making process , conditions of life in China, foreign

economic relations , and the prospect of facing the

economy in the future . Fifty -seven well organized

tables ; index , " CHOICE Jun 70

Chin , Robert PSYCHOLOGICAL RESEARCH IN

COMMUNIST CHINA: 1949-1966 MIT 1969

274p $10.00

"A competent psychologist - sociologist team

presents the state of psychological research

on the Chinese mainland and its effects on the

social and political scene . " FA Oct 70

CONTEMPORARY CHINESE LAW : RESEARCH

PROBLEMS AND PERSPECTIVES ed by Jerome

Alan Cohen Harvard Univ 1970 380p

$10.00 74-106957

" Thirty specialists in various disciplines explore

the possibility of interpreting Communist Chinese

law. Problems confronted include accessibility of

materials , modern Chinese legal terminology and

difficulties in translating Japanese , Soviet and

Nationalist Chinese studies on the topic . 11 FA Jan

Hinton, Harold C. CHINA'S TURBULENT QUEST

Macmillan 1970 340p $7.50 74-89932

"A highly intelligent appraisal of the many

imponderables to China's foreign relations since

1945. The analysis includes China's place as

a thermonuclear power , the uncertain results of

the cultural revolution,

the unresolved Vietnam

crisis and Sino - Soviet border disputes . "' FA Jul

70 ?? .. Recommended as a good book to

have in the library . " LJ 1 Apr 70

Myrdal, Jan CHINESE JOURNEY Beacon 1965

160p illus maps $9.95 65-15965

" The aim of this book is an extension of

REPORT FROM A CHINESE VILLAGE O О . to

show what life is like in China today; to show

through the lives of the common people what

Chinese Communism is all about ... " PLC 68

Included for its extension to title in basic biblio

graphy . AL

Richman, Barry M. INDUSTRIAL SOCIETY IN

COMMUNIST CHINA Random 1969 968p

$ 15.00 67-22660

" Findings and observations of a Canadian expert

made during his 1966 first - hand study of Commu

nist China's management, industry, society and

economic development . " FA Jan 70

Wheelwright, E. L. THE CHINESE ROAD TO SOCIAL

ISM: ECONOMICS OF THE CULTURAL REVOLU

TION Monthly Review 1970 256p $7.50

76-124082

"Viewed strictly from a classical or neo - classical

synthetic approach to economics , the Chinese

Communist system C in terms of productivity per

man hour of labor, growth in the capital areas ,

and general business efficiency OMERCATIONis less than a

striking success ; but, as Wheelwright points out,

the Maoists have programmed in so many non

economic factors that these too must be weighed

before a reasoned judgment can be made about the

success or failure of the Cultural Revolution . This

well-written study shows that once before the hyper

ethnocentric Chinese rejected and scorned the

technology of the Western foreign devils , and that

China consequently suffered a century of indignity at

the hands of Europeans and then of the Japanese .

The Chinese dilemma, in altered perspective , re

mains . Shall the priority be social or economic

change ? Shall the priority be the new Communist

man or the production of things ? The alternative

costs are known to the Chinese leaders . They have

chosen to recast man , and the production of things

will have a secondary place . However, they are

allocating sufficient resources for defense and

capital growth to insure survival as a political

entity . Wheelwright has produced an objective ,

competent assessment in an area which has had

insufficient coverage . Recommended for compara

tive political economy collections . " LJ 1 Feb 71

Communist China Foreign Relations

Chang , John K. INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT IN

PRE - COMMUNIST CHINA ; A QUANTITATIVE

ANALYSIS Aldine 1969 148p biblio

$6.00 69-17555

"This monograph @ 0 • is mainly an attempt to

construct an index of industrial production for

China in the 1912-49 period . Chang claims that

his effort issuperior to Fred Hung's ' Rates and

Patterns of Industrial Growth in Modern China'

because of a more inclusive set of compo

nent series used and better weighting techniques .

. . . he finds that the pre - 1949 rate of growth

was high in all periods except those of war disrup

tion . Since the index used was a laspeyres type ,

the 1933 base year prices tend to impart an up

ward basis to an index of an industrializing

economy. When this type of index was used by

Soviet planners for the post- 1927 period , it was

criticized by Western economists as inflating

claimed growth rates . It appears important for

'objective ' Western observers to demonstrate that

Russia and China had a high growth rate in their

pre - socialistic periods . This work will find its

most appreciative audiences among specialized

graduate students and the backroom boys of the

C.I.A. Three statistical appendices ; bibliography

of Chinese scurces ; index. " CHOICE May 70

Chang, Wei - ya AN ANALYSIS OF CHINESE

COMMUNIST'S INFILTRATI ON AND SUBVERSION

ABROAD Asian People's Anti - Communist League

1707 Chung Cheng Road, Taipei , Taiwan 1969

116p U. S. price $ 1.20pa

Presents the Chinese Communist's thought on sub

version abroad . Explains the present foreign policy

and subversive activities as expanded into other

Asian countries as well as Africa , Latin America ,

Japan, Western Europe and Canada. A final chapter

refers to the Communists struggle against the

infiltration in the U.S. Annex giving background

information on the North Korean Communists

infiltration into South Korea is also included . AL

Chen, King C. VIETNAM AND CHINA, 1938-1954

Princeton 1969 436p map tab biblio

$12.50 78-83684

" The present study says nothing that is really

new; Sino - Vietnamese relations during the years

1938-54 are not very complicated . Even the

discussion of China's shrewd use of French embar

rassment in ' Indo - China to remove French privileges

in China is well known. However , the work does

give some specialists more details on Sino - Viet-Nam

and/or Viet- Minh relations , as well as Franco

Chinese negotiations after the Second World War

11 CHOICE Jun 70 The most important

feature of Chen's study is in the subject matter

rather than his multiple approaches . · • Using broad

perspectives , exhaustively footnoted , the author calls

attention to the long and manysided struggle in Viet

nam for political supremacy between the forces re

presented by the Viet - Minh , the Indo - China Commu

nist Party (ICP) , the Bao - Daiists , the Dong Minh Hoi,

the Vietnamese Nationalist Party (VNQDD ) , the Lao

Dong party , the Chinese Nationalists , the Chinese

Communists , the French, the United States , and the

Soviet Union . Throughout the narrative , the author

suggests that the keystone to the interplay of pres

sures contending for power is the enigmatic figure of

Ho Chi Minh . a superb study on the ascent and

decline of Chinese influence in a former tributary

state . " AAA Jul 70

CONTEMPORARY CHINA: PAPERS PRESENTED AT THE

UNIVERSITY OF GUELPH CONFERENCE , APRIL

1968 Canadian Institute of International Affairs

Tarr House 230 Bloor St. W. Toronto 5

1968 138p $4.00 70-396889

"Problems discussed here include the Cultural

Revolution, trade and development, the Hong Kong

dilemma and science and technology as well as

Canada's relations with Communist China . " FA

Oct 69

Salisbury, Harrison E. WAR BETWEEN RUSSIA AND

CHINA Norton 1970 224p maps

$4.95 70-96828

"NEW YORK TIMESman Salisbury , an

accredited commentator on Communist countries ,

was detecting symptoms of Sino - Soviet schism

long before it hit the headlines . Here he shares

his concern over escalating Russian Comp Chinese

tensions to shake the complacency of those who

welcome conflict between the two Communist

colossi . From the vantage point of Mongolia,

'hinge of the earth ' and key position in a colli

sion between Moscow and Peking , Salisbury places

the dispute in the historical context of a millen

nial Great Power rivalry which is indelibly im

printed on the national psychologies of both coun

tries . It is in these atavistic emotional attitudes

that the deeper reasons for the confrontation lie .

Thus the immediacy of Genghis Kahn's invasion in

Russian minds generates a ' fervor for racial

chauvinism displayed toward the East and its

peoples ' as they face the traumatic advent of a

powerful Chinese regime . And into the Chinese

hostility toward Russia goes ' much of the chauvin

ism , nationalism , and xenophobia which were the

natural outgrowth of the humiliating years of

European domination . There are no ideological

ties that bind because neither side regards the other

as Communist : Moscow calls Mao ' a petty bour

geois revolutionary - nationalist ' ; Peking dubs the

Kremlin leaders ' the new czars . ' Salisbury traces

the roots of suspicion and hostility , reevaluating the

Korean war , the Vietnam conflict, and even the

invasion of Czechoslovak ia in the process . He also

examines the impending food - population crisis that

makes Chinese Lebenstraum a life - and- death neces

sity, considers the role that the U. S. can play , and

ponders prospects for the future . Discerning obser

vations and speculations with an (Asian ) continental

perspective . KIRKUS 15 Sep 70

Van Ness , Peter REVOLUTION AND CHINESE

FOREIGN POLICY: PEKING'S SUPPORT FOR

WARS OF NATIONAL LIBERATION Univ of

California 1970 275p illus biblio

$6.50 73-89893

"Utilizing public statements of Maoists

primarily, Van Ness attempts to examine

systematically Peking's international behavior

and foreign policy toward different countries .

Through documented analysis of the theory

and practice of Peking's explicit endorsement

of violent liberation efforts in the Third World

from 1965 to 1967 , the author shows that

national interest rather than genuine concern

for world revolution dictates Peking's actual

behavior . Particularly helpful for students are

the annotated bibliographical notes , the ten

tables ,and the 18- page introduction describing

Peking's foreign policy since 1949. " LJ 1 Apr

Wu, Yuan - li AS PEKING SEES US: " PEOPLE'S WAR "

IN THE UNITED STATES AND COMMUNIST

CHINA'S AMERICAN POLICY Stanford Univ

1970 98p $2.00pa 70-88765

"Short summary of mainland China's views of

U.S. race problems emphasizing Black Power

and violence and showing the interaction of Mao's

thought, deeds of U. S. extremists of both races ,

Mao's interpretation of their deeds as inspired

by his ideas . The drab style is so convoluted

and vague in chapters on ' implications ' as to be

unclear . No index or bibliography but some notes ,

appendices . Useful in calling attention to

possible relationship between China and U. S. racial

violence . Wu has left the University of San

Francisco for the Department of Defense . "

CHOICE Jul - Aug 70

Communist China Armed Forces

Boorman, Scott A. PROTRACTED GAME : A

THE

WEI - CH'I INTERPRETATION OF MAOIST

REVOLUTIONARY STRATEGY Oxford Univ

1969 242p $7.50 70-83039

"Boorman, a Harvard undergraduate and the son

of the editor of BIOGRAPHIC DICTIONARY OF

REPUBLICAN CHINA, shows in this volume the

similarity between the strategies one uses in

playing Wei - ch'i (Go in Japanese ) and those used

by Mao Tse - tung in his successful war against

Chiang Kai - shek . In essence , he argues that

the war between the two Chinese groups between

1927 and 1949 consisted of a number of encircle

ments and counter - encirclements , large and

small, on several different levels (boards ) with

Mao coming out the winner . The use of Wei- ch'i

strategies in war has been a Chinese - Japanese

tradition for years . Boorman is to be congrat

ulated for presenting his interpretation so clearly

for Western readers . For those who are interested

in military strategy, this book could be very use

ful. For those who know a little Wei - ch'i , it is

delightful reading. ?? LJ 1 Mar 70

Whitson, William W. THE CHINESE COMMUNIST HIGH

COMMAND , 1928-69 ; A STUDY OF MILITARY

POLITICS Praeger 1970 512p biblio

$15.00 73-121851

Tentative entry .

Communist China GMM Personal Narratives

Ebon , Martin LIN PIAO : THE LIFE AND WRITINGS

OF CHINA'S NEW RULER Stein & Day 1970

378p $ 10.00 70-104636

"A brief biographical sketch of the man Mao has

chosen to be his successor , followed by 20 of Lin's

writings during 1940-1969 selected to show his

military and political views . FA Jan 71

Steele , David J. YACHTSMAN IN RED CHINA

John de Graff 1970 208p photogs $5.95

71-112702

"Adventurer Steele may not be able to outsail

Chichester but as an author he gives the old salt

a run for the money. This is a fine , hearty

first - person account by a man with an unquench

able love for the sea and the freedom of sailing.

It is also a glimpse behind the bamboo curtain

replete with chuckles and shivers . Over three

dozen black- and - white photographs serve to re

mind the reader that this is a true story and not

a flight of fancy a la Walter Mitty. Topical gales ,

shipwrecks , and his capture and imprisonment by

Chinese Communists are limned by Steele with a

colorful flair that many a novelist may well envy .

This work will appeal to sailing buffs , armchair

voyagers , and nonprofessional China watchers

from 16 on up. Recommended . "' LJ 15 Dec 70

Ying, Lai THE THIRTY- SIXTH WAY: A PERSONAL

ACCOUNT OF IMPRISONMENT AND ESCAPE

FROM RED CHINA tr from the Chinese by

Edward Behr Doubleday 1969 204p $5.95

75-78740

" Lai Ying, a young, educated Chinese girl with

family connections in both Hong Kong and Canton,

was arrested in 1958 in Canton and convicted of

alleged espionage and other political crimes . Editor

Behr, Southeast Asia bureau chief for NEWSWEEK,

and Liu , the magazine's China expert met her

during an assignment to investigate refugees and

persuaded her to write her story , which she tells

here in a simple , frank, straightforward account

of often horrible experiences in prisons and labor

cam ps . Realizing at the conclusion of her seven

year sentence that she would never be free of

suspicion and the danger of rearrest, she escaped

and the description of her flight from Canton to

Macao is a suspenseful climax to her ordeal. Her

picture is a firsthand view of the attitudes and

behavior of Chinese unsympathetic to the Commu

nist regime . " BL 1 Apr 70

Taiwan

Ball , John DRAGON HOTEL Walker 1969

149p $4.50 68-55569

"Reporter- novelist John Ball has written a

hilarious travelogue about his visit to Taiwan.

The story centers around the typical Chinese

Dragon Hotel and the people he met during his

stay . Many humorous incidents are described

such as his teaching English to the desk clerk

and attempts to spoil his virtue with Chinese

women about which he protests too much . Like

every American male , he is captivated by the

Chinese women and a warm but platonic rela

tionship develops with the beautiful June Lin.

Many pages are properly filled with the charm

and beauty of the city of Taipei, but Mr. Ball's

surface knowledge of China, which he freely

admits , severely limits the value of his account

11 LJ 1 Apr 69 Merits attention as a

current travelogue in Taipei . " AL

Campbell, William FORMOSA UNDER THE DUTCH ;

DESCRIBED FROM CONTEMPORARY RECORDS

WITH EXPLANATORY NOTES AND A BIBLIO

GRAPHY OF THE ISLAND reprint ed Kelley

1967 629p $ 16.50 63-39189

"A voluminous compendium of source materials

concerning the Dutch occupation of Taiwan and

its later conquest by Koxinga in the 17th century;

a standard reference . HUCKER Originally

published in 1903 ; included for historical values .

Diamond, N. K'UN SHEN : A TAIWAN VILLAGE

Holt 1969 111p $2.25pa 69-17650

This is the first study in case studies in

cultural anthropology of a Chinese community.

K'un Shen is a fishing village in the island of

Taiwan, the province that served as a retreat

for Chiang Kai - Shek and the Kuomingtang since

1949 . The author furnishes a direct and vivid

way of life in a typical fishing village . He

describes village and background , the economics

of the village , life as children, as adults , family

household and lineage , village and community

and basic religious beliefs . Recommended for

its readable and vivid presentation of a Chinese

fishing village . AL

Freedman, Ronald FAMILY PLANNING IN TAIWAN :

AN EXPERIMENT IN SOCIAL CHANGE Princeton

Univ . 1969 410p $15.00 68-56309

• The monograph is well organized , clearly

written, and remarkably detailed as evidenced by

its 155 tables of data in the 14 substantive chapters

plus a 119 page appendix of primarily methodolog

ical material containing 23 more tables of data

The report is organized in four parts .

Part I is an introduction which presents . • the

population problem in Taiwan . . . Part II discusses

with documented evidence the fertility and

birth control situation on the area before the experi

mental program was organized . Part III specifies

on the experimental programs presented. Part

IV . • • is' de d o

voted to an interest iscus

sion

ing

how the Taich exper prog was ex

ung iment ram

al ??

pande to cover the entire island of Taiwa . O •

d n

JAS Aug 70

Gordon, Leonard H. D. , ed . TAIWAN: STUDIES IN

CHINESE LOCAL HISTORY Columbia Univ 1970

136p $3.50 78-108096

"Gordon, associate professor of Chinese history at

Purdue University, has edited this collection of

four well researched articles on Taiwan's political,

social, and economic developments in the latter

half of the 19th Century . Focus is on the Internal

developments of Taiwan as related to the mainland

situation under Ch'ing rule . This book abounds in

important background and interpretive material

derived from authoritative Chinese and Japanese

sources ; annotated chapter notes further provide a

wealth of updated bibliographical information . The

presentation is generally factual and succinct .

Should be very useful to students of 19th- Century

Taiwan. LJ 1 May 70

Lionberger , Herbert F. FARM IN FORMATION FOR

MODERNIZING AGRICULTURE : THE TAIWAN

SYSTEM Praeger 1970 454p biblio

$21.50 77-119028

0 This book presents a detailed descrip

tion and analysis of the existing farm informa

tion system in Taiwan . The authors

report that the information complex in Taiwan's

agriculture represents a unique method and

a successful alternative to the land- grant

college system in the U. S. 0 O @ This sociologi

cal study of a vitally important growth factor in

agriculture contributes to our better understanding

of the underlying forces of Taiwan's remarkable

achievement . It is an interesting and relevant

study. The book stands as a useful addition to

the literature of agricultural development in the

developing world . 11 JAS Nov 70 Data for the

analysis were derived from thousands of interviews

within agencies , intermediaries , farmers and

examination of records . AL

Mendel, Douglas THE POLITICS OF FORMOSAN

NATIONALISM Univ of California 1970

315p $7.95 78-94982

'Designed to be a pioneer effort on the elusive

problem of Formosan nationalism . Research

sources , therefore , are crucial Data come from

scholarly sources and government documents of

the major interested parties in Taiwan (Chinese ,

Japanese , and American) , supplemented by exten

sive interview data primarily from the years 1961

62 when Mendel was Fulbright lecturer at Tunghai

University, Taiwan . Taiwanese informats are

augmented by extensive Japanese interviews and

public opinion surveys . The Taiwanese data ,

though original and informative , cannot be persua

sive since , 1 ) only Japanese did the interviewing

and , 2 ) the subversive nature of the subject matter

made caution essential. The book deals with three

different though interrelated problems : 1 ) the

history of Taiwan plus selective analysis of post

1949 political and economic development ; 2)

Taiwanese attitudes toward contemporary

problems , specifically economic development

and military commitment; and 3) foreign policy

problems and politics of the Japanese and

Americans plus the overseas Formosan move

ment. The data gathering difficulties limits the

discussion of the movement as such . One learns

little about the existence of or appeal of Formosan

nationalist organizations . Furthermore , the discus

sion often strays to Nationalist policies and

politics . But the book has no counterpart in

Western literature . It will serve as suggested or

supplementary reading in every course on Asian

comparative government and most upper division

classes on international politics . This well -written

volume is likely to be mainstay for some years . "

CHOICE Jul- Aug 70

Schreiber, Jordan C. U.S. CORPORATE INVESTMENT

IN TAIWAN Dunellen 1970 133p biblio

$9.95 79-119338

"Schreiber reports the results of interviews with

officials of 20 U. S. corporations operating in

Taiwan, and of written questionnaires returned by

10 other corporations . He is interested in such

questions as why the firms decided to invest in

Taiwan, how they arrived at their product line and

financing decisions , what attitude they take toward

cooperations with Taiwanese capital, what govern

ment incentive programs had the greatest effect in

attracting foreign capital . A central conclusion is

that American capital is attracted more by risk

reducing policies of the Taiwanese and U. S. govern

ments than by profit increasing incentives . .

CHOICE Dec 70 Included because of the growing

interest among Americans to invest in Taiwan

corporations . AL

Yang, Martin M. C. SOCIO- ECONOMIC RESULTS OF

LAND REFORM IN TAIWAN East-West Center

1970 555p $ 12.00 70-104321

The role of land reform in improving Nation

alist China's agricultural production , rural

living conditions and the raising of cultural

levels since 1954, " FA Jan 71

Hong Kong

Baker , Hugh D. R. CHINESE VILLAGE : SHEUNG

SHUI Stanford Univ 1968 237p illus

maps tab biblio $ 8.50 68-23023

"Excellent ethnography of a Hakka village in

Hongkong's New Territories concentrating on

the analysis of the dominant lineage in its

ritual, political, and communal aspects as well

as in its relations to other lineages . The book

represents a fine case study illustrating some

of the points made by Freedman in LINEAGE

ORGANIZATION IN SOUTHEASTERN CHINA (rev.

ed . , 1965 ) and CHINESE LINEAGE AND

SOCIETY regarding the role of lineage as an

organizing principle of traditional rural Chinese

society . The special nature of Hongkong's his

tory affects the data of this book less than that

of J. M. Potter's CAPITALISM AND THE

CHINESE PEASANT ( 1968 ) , so that Baker's book

ranks with those of Fei , Kulp, Hsu , Gallin, and

Lin Yueh- hau as an ethnography of rural China .

A final chapter describes the process of change from

lineage village to non-kinship community that is of

more general interest to anthropologists who are

not East Asian specialists . " CHOICE Sep 69

Endacott, G. B. HISTORY OF HONG KONG Oxford

Univ 1958 322p $6.00 58-4392

"Emphasizes 19th century developments from

the point of view of the English governors . "

HUCKER

Hong Kong Committee for Scientific coordination

SCIENTIFIC DIRECTORY OF HONG KONG , 1968

The Government Printer 81-115 Java Road

North Point , Hong Kong 1968 112p

price not available 68-80488

Provides a list of persons in the various

scientific fields , list of scientific libraries

and facilities . Keeps up-to - date with

amendment sheets at regular intervals . AL

Kirkup, James HONG KONG AND MACAO Barnes

1970 88p $3.95 70-101216

Tentative entry .

Pope - Hennessey, James HALF- CROWN COLONY:

A HISTORICAL PROFILE OF HONG KONG

Little 1970 149p $6.50 73-102186

"Major topics here are the effects of the in

flux of refugees from the Chinese mainland,

drug traffic , communist inspired riots and the

potentially dangerous political situation . " FA

Oct 70

South China Morning Post HONGKONG ALBUM: A

WHO'S WHO 1970 7th ed International

Publications Service 1970 $ 17.50

Tentative entry.

Chinese in Foreign Countries

Barth, Gunther P. BITTER STRENGTH : A HISTORY

OF THE CHINESE IN THE U. S. , 1850-1870

Harvard Univ 1964 305p $5.95

64-21785

" For his study Barth used an impressive array

of sources ; he has carefully gone through obscure

contemporary newspapers , memorandums , and

pamphlets , and thus been able to describe life in

the Sierra camps and in the Chinatowns of the

mid- nineteenth century with more detail and live

liness than earlier writers . But unfortunately,

all of his source material is in English. From

reading later Chinese documents written in

California, one gains the impression that the

early Chinese immigrants regarded California as

they regarded Borneo or other parts of South

east Asia: as a country belonging to those who

settled in it . • When they realized that the

white settlers regarded this same country as

theirs , conflicts arose . · 0 Exclusive use of

Chinese sources , if they were systematically

collected and analyzed might yield a completely

different from the one Barth has presented .

Both pictures must be interpreted together for

a definitive study . " AHR Jul 65 •

Based on primary source material, the book is

carefully documented and readable . Highly

recommended . " LJ 1 Jan 65

Blythe , Wilfred THE IMPACT OF CHINESE SECRET

SOCIETIES IN MALAYA: A HISTORICAL STUDY

Oxford Univ 1969 566p $ 15.50

"The traditional role of secret societies in

China, their importation into Malaya and their

influence on Overseas Chinese , together with an

account of the attempts made by the governments

to deal with the ensuing problems . Excellent

reading . FA Jan 70

McClellan , Robert HEATHEN CHINEE : A STUDY OF

AMERICAN ATTITUDES TOWARD CHINA , 1890

1905 Ohio State Univ 1970 324p $ 10.00

Tentative entry .

Miller , Stuart C. UNWELCOME IMMIGRANT: THE

AMERICAN IMAGE OF THE CHINESE , 1785-1882

Univ of California 1969 259p $6.95

76-81763

" The book deals with an array of influences

affecting the American view of the Chinese

during the century before the passage of the

Exclusion Act, with minimal reference to the

Chinese immigrants themselves O О 0 Eschewing

logical arguments , Miller relies on the concrete

evidence of painstaking research to uncover the

sources of the anti - Chinese attitudes which led to

exclusion ... The lion's share for the early

development of an unfavorable image of the

Chinese must be assigned , however, to the

Protestant missionaries . Rejecting the

long- accepted ' California thesis ' according to

which exclusion was primarily the result of

western agitation, Miller , from his analysis

of editorial comment, upholds the view that

the ban had broader support . . In terms

of methods and sources employed, this study

offers promising leads for further analysis of

the history of minority groups in America and

elsewhere . " AAA Mar 70

Purcell, Victor THE CHINESE IN SOUTHEAST ASIA

2nd ed Oxford Univ 1965 623p $ 13.45

65-4234

"A voluminous compendium of historical data

concerning Chinese migration and settlements to

the south, arranged according to the various

countries of Southeast Asia . HUCKER

Skinner, G. W. CHINESE SOCIETY IN THAILAND

Cornell Univ 1957 363p $12.50

57-3051

"A detailed history of the immigrant Chinese

community in Thailand from a sociological point

of view, with a general survey of its condition

and problems since World War II; the most

comprehensive analysis available of any single

group of overseas Chinese . " HUCKER

Skinner, G. W. LEADERSHIP AND POWER IN THE

CHINESE COMMUNITY OF THAILAND

Cornell Univ 1958 363p $10.00

58-1987

"On the backgrounds , activities , and influence

of the elite group of the Chinese community in

Thailand, with special reference to the 1950's . "

HUCKER

Williams , Lea E. THE FUTURE OF THE OVER

SEAS CHINESE IN SOUTHEAST ASIA McGraw

1968 143p $5.50 66-24481

"This study ' surveys the history of Chinese

emigration into Southeast Asia and the present

positions of power they hold there . •

BRD 68 This book is not for

specialists , but . • for someone who wants

a quick , reliable , and informed introduction . "

་་

AAA Nov 67 Recommended for

current events collections . LJ 15 Oct 65

Willmott, Donald E. CHINESE OF SEMARANG

Cornell Univ 1960 374p $9.75

60-51392

"A field study emphasizing socio - cultural changes

observed in 1955. " HUCKER

Wilmott, Peter POLITICAL STRUCTURE OF THE

CHINESE COMMUNITY IN CAMBODIA

Humanities 1970

Tentative entry .O

Wu, Chun- hsi DOLLARS, DEPENDENTS AND DOGMA ;

OVERSEAS CHINESE REMITTANCES TO

COMMUNIST CHINA Hoover Institution 1967

231p $7.00 67-24368

"Overseas Chinese remittances to mainland China

long have been an important factor in the economy

Drawing on a wide variety of official and

unofficial source materials , Professor Wu has

traced the sources and destinations of remittances .

The methods used to send payments to mainland

China are infinitely complicated , affected both by

the Peiking regime's regulations and local econonic

and political situations . The author discusses in

detail the amount of money remitted during various

11 0 0

periods and the disposition of the funds .

FCR May 68 Recommended for strong

economic , Far Eastern studies , and sociology

collections unwilling to wait until a more rewarding

study of the subject comes along . Statistical

appendices ;index. CHOICE Jan 69

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AUTHOR GR TITLE INDEX

Page

ADVENTURES TO CHINA Kirker, J. 17

AGREEMENTS OF THE PEOPLE'S REPUBLIC

OF CHINA , 1949-1967 , A

CALENDAR Johnston, D. 17

AN ANALYSIS OF CHINESE COMMUNIST'S

IN FILTRATION AND SUBVERSION

8989

ABROAD Chang, W. 50

ARTS OF CHINA Vol III 10

AS PEKING SEES US Wu , Y. 53

ASIAN DILEMMA 16

Asia Research Centre THE GREAT POWER

STRUGGLE IN CHINA -- 36

Bahm , A. THE HEART OF CONFUCIUS 3

Baker , H. CHINESE VILLAGE 60

Ball, J. DRAGON HOTEL 56

Barnett , D. THE UNITED STATES AND CHINA 16

Barth , G. BITTER STRENGTH 61

Batterberry , M. CHINESE & ORIENTAL ART 11

228

J. CHINESE AND JAPANESE LACQUER 12

Bedford, J.

BITTER STRENGTH Barth, G. 61

Blythe , W. THE IMPACT OF CHINESE SECRET

SOCIETIES IN MALAYA 62

Boorman, S. THE PROTRACTED GAME 54

THE BOXER REBELLION Hoyt, E. 30

Buchanan, K. THE TRANSFORMATION OF THE

CHINESE EARTH 20

Buck, P. CHINA AS I SEE IT

THE BUDDHIST REVIVAL IN CHINA Welch, H. 5

Burki , S. A STUDY OF CHINESE COMMUNES,

1965 45

Bush , R. RELIGION IN COMMUNIST CHINA 4

Campbell, W. FORMOSA UNDER THE DUTCH 56

CANTON UNDER COMMUNISM Vogel, E. 44

CANTONESE DICTIONARY Huang , P. 6

THE CAVE TEMPLES OF MAICHISHAN

Sullivan , M. 14

A CENTURY OF CHINESE REVOLUTION , 1851

1949 Franke , W. 23

Chai , W. ESSENTIAL WORKS OF CHINESE

COMMUNISM 37

CHAIRMAN MAO AND MY MILLIONAIRES

Modiano, C. 46

AUTHOR TITLE INDEX

Page

Chang, C. ORIGINAL TEACHINGS OF

CH'AN BUDDHISM Sie diese S 4

Chang, J. INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT IN

PRE-COMMUNIST CHINA --- 50

Chang, P. CHINESE OPERA AND PAINTED

FACE 9

Chang, W. AN ANALYSIS OF CHINESE

COMMUNIST'S IN FILTRATION 33 50

Chang, W. AN ENCYCLOPEDIA OF CHINESE

FOOD AND COOKING 33

Chen, C. RURAL PEOPLE'S COMMUNES IN

LIEN-CHIANG ► 45

Chen, J. A PRACTICAL ENGLISH- CHINESE

PRONOUNCING DICTIONARY 3 6

Chen , K. VIETNAM AND CHINA, 1948-1954 51

Chen , N. THE CHINESE ECONOMY UNDER

COMMUNISM - 47

Chesneaux, J. SECRET SOCIETIES IN CHINA

IN THE NINETEENTH AND TWEN

TIETH CENTURIES A 34

Chien , Y. CHINA'S FADING REVOLUTION 37

Chin, R. PSYCHOLOGICAL RESEARCH IN

COMMUNIST CHINA 48

CHINA Whitney, J. 11 21

CHINA AFTER THE REVOLUTION BG 38

CHINA AND OURSELVES Douglass , B. -------- 40

CHINA AS I SEE IT Buck, P. 22

CHINA AT WORK Hommel , R. 34

CHINA IN REVOLUTION Wright, M. 32

CHINA MAINLAND PRESS TRANSLATIONS 666F CON 65

CHINA'S CULTURAL LEGACY AND COMMUNISM

-- 39

Croizier, R.

CHINA'S FADING REVOLUTION Chien, Y. 37

CHINA'S TURBULENT QUEST Hinton , H. --- OK G 48

CHINESE AND JAPANESE LACQUER Bedford, J. 14

CHINESE & ORIENTAL ART Batterberry, M. 36 11

CHINESE BLUE AND WHITE Frank, A. 13 13

CHINESE CIVILIZATION Eich horn, W. -------- 27

THE CHINESE COMMUNIST HIGH COMMAND ,

17 B3D

1928-69 Whitson, W.

AUTHOR Gl TITLE IND EX

Page

THE CHINESE ECONOMY UNDER COMMUNISM

Chen, N. 15 47

CHINESE EUNUCHS Mitamura , T. 25

CHINESE FOREIGN POLICY IN AN AGE OF

TRANSITION Ojha , I. 17

CHINESE GASTRONOMY Lin, H. 11 35

THE CHINESE IN SOUTHEAST ASIA

- 63

Purcell, V.

CHINESE INTELLECTUALS AND THE

REVOLUTION OF 1911 Gasster, M. 30

CHINESE JOURNEY Myrdal, J. 48

CHINESE MASTERS OF THE 17TH CENTURY

Contag, V. 12

CHINESE OF SEMARANG Willmott, D. 64

8865

CHINESE OPERA AND PAINTED FACE

0800

Chang, P. 9

203

THE CHINESE ROAD TO SOCIALISM

Wheelwright, E. 49

CHINESE SOCIETY IN THAILAND Skinner, G. 63

CHINESE VILLAGE Baker , H. 60

Clark, G. IN FEAR OF CHINA 38

CLERKS AND CRAFTSMEN IN CHINA AND THE

WEST Needham , J. 25

THE COMINTERN AND THE CHINESE

COMMUNISTS, 1928-1931 Thornton, R.

Confucius THE GREAT DIGEST an

CON FUCIUS AND CHINESE HUMANISM Do - Dinh, P. 35

Contag, V. CHINESE MASTERS OF THE

17TH CENTURY 12

CONTEMPORARY CHINA 51

CONTEMPORARY CHINESE LAW 48

Creel, H. THE ORIGINS OF STATECRAFT IN

CHINA 2 vols 27

Croizier , R. CHINA'S CULTURAL LEGACY AND

COMMUNISM 39

Devillers , P. MAO 39

Diamond, N. K'UN SHEN

Do - Dinh , P. CON FUCIUS AND CHINESE

HUMANISM 35

AUTHOR K TITLE INDEX

Page

DOLLARS, DEPENDENTS AND DOGMA

Wu, C. CDCAS 64

Douglass , B. CHINA AND OURSELVES 40

DRAGON HOTEL Ball, J. 56

385

THE DRAGON WAKES Hibbert, C. 28

272

Dupuy, T. THE MILITARY HISTORY OF THE

CHINESE CIVIL WAR 11 2 29

EAST ASIA Gillin, D. 1

Ebon , M. LIN PIAO 54

EDUCATION IN COMMUNIST CHINA Price , R. 42

Eichhorn, W. CHINESE CIVILIZATION

Elegant, R. MAO'S GREAT REVOLUTION -31 19 40

AN ENCYCLOPEDIA OF CHINESE FOOD AND

COOKING Chang , W. 33

Endacott, G. HISTORY OF HONG KONG 60

ESSENTIAL WORKS OF CHINESE COMMUNISM

Chai , W. 37

3556

THE EXTRATERRITORIAL SYSTEM IN CHINA

Vincent, J. 26

FAMILY PLANNING IN TAIWAN Freedman , R. 57

FARM INFORMATION FOR MODERNIZING

AGRICULTURE Lionberger , H. 3. 58

Fitzgerald , C. THE HORIZON HISTORY OF

CHINA ∞∞ 22

FOREIGN OFFICE CONFIDENTIAL PAPERS

RELATING TO CHINA AND HER

NEIGHBORING COUNTRIES, 1840-1914

Great Britain Foreign Office 2

FORMOSA UNDER THE DUTCH Campbell, W. 56

Frank, A. CHINESE BLUE AND WHITE 13

Franke , W. A CENTURY OF CHINESE

REVOLUTION, 1851-1949 23

Franke, W. AN INTRODUCTION TO THE

SOURCES OF MING HISTORY 1

Freedman, R. FAMILY PLANNING IN

TAIWAN 300 57

THE FULCRUM OF ASIA Sen Gupta, B. 18

Furth, C. TING WEN CHIANG 29

AUTHOR - TITLE INDEX

Page

A FURTHER COLLECTION OF CHINESE LYRICS

AND OTHER POEMS Mackintosh, D. 7

THE FUTURE OF THE OVERSEAS CHINESE IN

SOUTHEAST ASIA Williams , L. 64

Gardner, C. A UNION LIST OF SELECTED

WESTERN BOOKS ON CHINA IN

AMERICAN LIBRARIES 1

Gasster , M. CHINESE INTELLECTUALS AND

THE REVOLUTION OF 1911 30

Gillin, D. EAST ASIA 1

Girling, J. PEOPLE'S WAR 41

Gordon , L. TAIWAN 57

Great Britain Foreign Office FOREIGN OFFICE

CONFIDENTIAL PAPERS RELATING TO

CHINA AND HER NEIGHBORING

COUNTRIES , 1840-1914

THE GREAT DIGEST Confucius

THE GREAT POWER STRUGGLE IN CHINA Asia

Research Centre 36

THE GROWTH OF CIVILIZATION IN EAST ASIA

Lum , P. 28

Gulik, R. HSI K'ANG AND HIS POETICAL

ESSAY ON THE LUTE 13

Gulik, R. THE LORE OF THE CHINESE LUTE E39 13

HALF- CROWN COLONY Pope - Hennessey , J. 61

THE HEART OF CON FUCIUS Bahm , A. ca 3

HEATHEN CHINESE McClellan , R. 62

Hibbert , C. THE DRAGON WAKES 28

Hinton, H. CHINA'S TURBULENT QUEST 48

Hinton, W. IRON OXEN 46

HISTORY OF HONG KONG Endacott, G. 60

Hommel, R. CHINA AT WORK 34

HONG KONG AND MACAO Kirkup , J. 61

Hong Kong Committee for Scientific Coordination

SCIENTIFIC DIRECTORY OF HONG KONG ,

1968 60

710

AUTHOR TITLE INDEX

Page

HONGKONG ALBUM South China Morning

Post 61

THE HORIZON BOOK OF THE ARTS OF CHINA 14

THE HORIZON HISTORY OF CHINA

Fitzgerald , C. 22

Hoyt , E. THE BOXER REBELLION 30

HSI K'ANG AND HIS POETICAL ESSAY ON

MET

THE LUTE Gulik, R. 13

Hsiung, J. IDEOLOGY AND PRACTICE 41

Hsu , I. THE RISE OF MODERN CHINA 186 31

Huang, P. CANTONESE DICTIONARY 3 6

IDEOLOGY AND PRACTICE Hsiung, J. 41

THE IMPACT OF CHINESE SECRET SOCIETIES

N°

IN MALAYA Blythe , W. 62

IN FEAR OF CHINA Clark, G. --- 38

INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT IN PRE

COMMUNIST CHINA Chang, J. 50

INDUSTRIAL SOCIETY IN COMMUNIST CHINA

Richman, B. 49

Institute of Geography, U.S. S. R. THE PHYSICAL

GEOGRAPHY OF CHINA 2 vols

-————— 20

AN INTRODUCTION TO THE SOURCES OF MING

HISTORY Franke, W. 1

IRON OXEN -- 46

Hinton, W.

Johnston, D.AGREEMENTS OF THE PEOPLE'S

---- 17

REPUBLIC OF CHINA, 1949-1967

Kirker , J. ADVENTURES TO CHINA 31 17

Kirkup, J. HONG KONG AND MACAO 61

Kitagawa,

J. UNDERSTANDING MODERN CHINA 23

K'UN SHEN Diamond , N. DO O 56

THE KUOMINTANG Shieh, M. -- DOOOOOD. 31

Lattimore , O. MONGOLS OF MANCHURIA 1177 24

LEADERSHIP AND POWER IN THE CHINESE

COMMUNITY OF THAILAND Skinner, G. 63

Lewis , J. PARTY LEADERSHIP AND

REVOLUTIONARY POWER IN CHINA 818 42

Lin, H. CHINESE GASTRONOMY ME 88 35

LIN PIAO Ebon , M. 54

Lionberger , H. FARM INFORMATION FOR

MODERNIZING AGRICULTURE 58

GTM

AUTHOR TITLE INDEX

Page

Liu , J. TRADITIONAL CHINA 24

THE LORE OF THE CHINESE LUTE

Gulik, R. 13

8883

Lum , P. THE GROWTH OF CIVILIZATION IN

EAST ASIA -- 28

McClellan, R. HEATHEN CHINESE 62

Mackintosh , D. A FURTHER COLLECTION OF

CHINESE LYRICS AND OTHER POEMS 7

MAINLAND CHINA U.S. Geographical Names

Division 20

THE MALICE OF EMPIRE Yao, H. 9

MAO Devillers , P. 3 39

MAO'S GREAT REVOLUTION Elegant, R. 40

Mehnert, K. PEKING AND THE NEW LEFT 31

Mendel, D. THE POLITICS OF FORMOSAN

NATIONALISM 58

Meserve, W. MODERN DRAMA FROM

COMMUNIST CHINA LA 9

22233

THE MILITARY HISTORY OF THE CHINESE

CIVIL WAR Dupuy, T. 29

Miller, S. UNWELCOME IMMIGRANT 2 G 62

Mitamura, T. CHINESE EUNUCHS 25

MODERN DRAMA FROM COMMUNIST CHINA

Meserve , W. 9

Modiano , C. CHAIRMAN MAO AND MY

MILLIONAIRES 46

MONGOLS OF MANCHURIA Lattimore , O. 24

MOUNTAINS OF THE MIND Wang, C. 15

Mousnier , R. PEASANT UPRISINGS IN

SEVENTEENTH CENTURY FRANCE ,

២៦៦

RUSSIA AND CHINA 25

៦

Myrdal, J. CHINESE JOURNEY 48

Needham , J. CLERKS AND CRAFTSMEN IN

CHINA AND THE WEST 25

NOTES ON CHINESE LITERATURE Wylie , A.

Ojha, I. CHINESE FOREIGN POLICY IN AN

AGE OF TRANSITION 17

AUTHOR - TITLE INDEX

Page

THE ORGANIZATION AND SUPPORT OF

SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH AND

DEVELOPMENT IN MAINLAND

CHINA Wu, Y. 44

ORIGINAL TEACHINGS OF CH'AN BUDDHISM

Chang , C. 4

THE ORIGINS OF STATECRAFT IN CHINA

2 vols . Creel, H. 27

PARTY LEADERSHIP AND REVOLUTIONARY

POWER IN CHINA Lewis , J. 42

PEASANT UPRISINGS IN SEVENTEENTH CENTURY

FRANCE , RUSSIA, AND CHINA

Mousnier, R. 25

PEKING AND THE NEW LEFT Mehnert, K. 31

PEOPLE'S WAR Girling, J. 41

THE PHYSICAL GEOGRAPHY OF CHINA 2 vols

111 20

Institute of Geography, U. S. S. R.

PICTORIAL CHINESE an JAPANESE CHARACTERS

Vaccari, O.

POEMS OF SOLITUDE

POLITICAL STRUCTURE OF THE CHINESE

COMMUNITY IN CAMBODIA Wilmott, P. 64

THE POLITICAL THOUGHT OF MAO TSE - TUNG

Schram , S. 43

THE POLITICS OF FORMOSAN NATIONALISM

Mendel, D. 58

Pope -Hennessey , J. HALF- CROWN COLONY 183 61

A PRACTICAL ENGLISH - CHINESE PRONOUNCING

DICTIONARY Chen, J. 6

Price , R. EDUCATION IN COMMUNIST CHINA 42

THE PROTRACTED GAME Boorman , S. 13 54

PSYCHOLOGICAL RESEARCH IN COMMUNIST

* 8 +

CHINA , 1949-1966 Chin , R. -- 48

Purcell, V. THE CHINESE IN SOUTHEAST ASIA 63

RELIGION IN COMMUNIST CHINA Bush, R. 32 4

REVOLUTION AND CHINESE FOREIGN POLICY

3399

Van Ness , P. 53

THE RHETORIC OF EMPIRE Young, M. 19

Richman, B. INDUSTRIAL SOCIETY IN

COMMUNIST CHINA 49

AUTHOR GM TITLE INDEX

Page

THE RISE OF MODERN CHINA Hsu , I. 31

RURAL PEOPLE'S COMMUNES IN LIEN

CHIANG Chen, C. 45

Salisbury, H. WAR BETWEEN RUSSIA AND

CHINA U 52

Schram , S. THE POLITICAL THOUGHT OF

MAO TSE - TUNG 43

Schreiber , J. U.S. CORPORATE INVESTMENT

IN TAIWAN 59

SCIENTIFIC DIRECTORY OF HONG KONG , 1968

Hong Kong Committee for Scientific

Coordination 60

SECRET SOCIETIES IN CHINA IN THE

NINETEENTH AND TWENTIETH

***

CENTURIES Chesneaux, J. 34

Sen Gupta, B. THE FULCRUM OF ASIA D 18

Shieh , M. THE KUOMINTANG 31

Skinner , G. CHINESE SOCIETY IN THAILAND 63

Skinner , G. LEADERSHIP AND POWER IN THE

CHINESE COMMUNITY OF THAILAND --- 63

SOCIO- ECONOMIC RESULTS OF LAND REFORM IN

8505

TAIWAN Yang, M. 59

South China Morning Post HONGKONG ALBUM --- 61

Spence , J. TO CHANGE CHINA 36

2282

Steele , D. YACHTSMAN IN RED CHINA

HER

STILWELL AND THE AMERICAN EXPERIENCE IN

CHINA , 1911-45 Tuchman, B. 36

A STUDY OF CHINESE COMMUNES, 1965 Burki , S. 45

Sullivan , M. THE CAVE TEMPLES OF

MAICHISHAN 14

TAIWAN Gordon, L. 57

THE THIRTY - SIXTH WAY Ying , L. 55

Thomson, J. WHILE CHINA FACED WEST 19

THE COMINTERN AND THE 1

Thornton, R.

•

CHINESE COMMUNISTS , 1928-1931 32

TING WEN CHIANG Furth , C. 29

TO CHANGE CHINA Spence , J. 36

TRADITIONAL CHINA Liu, J. 24

THE TRANSFORMATION OF THE CHINESE

EARTH Buchanan, K.

AUTHOR COXD TITLE INDEX

Page

Tuchman, B. STILWELL AND THE

AMERICAN EXPERIENCE IN CHINA,

33338

1911-45 36

UNDERSTANDING MODERN CHINA Kitagawa, J. 23

A UNION LIST OF SELECTED WESTERN BOOKS

ON CHINA IN AMERICAN LIBRARIES

Gardner, C. 1

THE UNITED STATES AND CHINA Barnett, D. 16

U.S. CORPORATE INVESTMENT IN TAIWAN

Schreiber , J. 59

U.S. Geographic Names Division MAIN LAND

CHINA 20

UNWELCOME IMMIGRANT Miller, S. 62

Vaccari , O. PICTORIAL CHINESE 6 JAPANESE

CHARACTERS 7

Van Ness , P. REVOLUTION AND CHINESE

FOREIGN POLICY 53

VIETNAM AND CHINA, 1938-1954 Chen , K. 51

Vincent, J. THE EXTRATERRITORIAL SYSTEM

2 * 2ND

IN CHINA 26

Vogel, E. CANTON UNDER COMMUNISM 44

Wang, C. MOUNTAINS OF THE MIND 15

WAR BETWEEN RUSSIA AND CHINA Salisbury, H. 52

Welch, H. THE BUDDHIST REVIVAL IN CHINA 5

Wheelwright , E. THE CHINESE ROAD TO

AAN

SOCIALISM 49

WHILE CHINA FACED WEST Thomson, J. 19

Whitney, J. CHINA 21

Whitson , W. THE CHINESE COMMUNIST HIGH

COMMAND , 1928-69 54

Williams , L. THE FUTURE OF THE OVERSEAS

CHINESE IN SOUTHEAST ASIA 64

Willmott, D. CHINESE OF SEMARANG 64

Wilmott, P. POLITICAL STRUCTURE OF THE

CHINESE COMMUNITY IN CAMBODIA 4 G 64

Wright, M. CHINA IN REVOLUTION 32

Wu, C. DOLLARS, DEPENDENTS AND DOGMA 64

Wu, Y. AS PEKING SEES US 53

Wu, Y. THE ORGANIZATION AND SUPPORT

OF SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH AND

DEVELOPMENT IN MAINLAND CHINA 44

AUTHOR - TITLE INDEX

Page

Wylie, A. LITERATURE

NOTES ON CHINESE 8

- 55

YACHTSMAN IN RED CHINA Steele , D.

Yang, M. SOCIO- ECONOMIC RESULTS OF

LAND REFORM IN TAIWAN 59

H. THE MALICE OF EMPIRE 9

Yao,

THE THIRTY- SIXTH WAY 55

Ying , L.

Young , M. THE RHETORIC OF EMPIRE 19

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