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The temporal characteristics of border trading along the Great Wall during the Qing Dynasty
Frontiers of History in China - - 2008
Comparison study on the border trading between the Ming and the Qing dynasties
shows that during the Qing Dynasty, the Great Wall become an important means for
the government to rule other nations like Mongolian; the border trading markets
in the Qing were more than that in the Ming, and the folk trading along the
Great Wall played an important role; the management about the border trading by
the ...
Hanxue Shangdui: A case study on the contentions between the Han School and the Song School in the middle Qing dynasty
Frontiers of History in China - Tập 1 - Trang 563-589 - 2006
During the Jiaqing and Daoguang periods of the Qing dynasty, Fang Dongshu
published the Hanxue Shangdui, which launched a fierce attack on the Han School
and marked the open contentions between the Han and the Song schools. While
defending the Song Learning, Fang attacked the shortcomings of the Han School,
mainly in four aspects: the Han School’s methods of scholarship, various
concepts of philos...
Qimeng shidai Ouzhou de Zhongguo guan: Yige lishi de xunli yu fansi (European views of China during the age of enlightenment: A historical survey and reflection)
Frontiers of History in China - Tập 2 - Trang 109-111 - 2007
Hebrew deuteronomistic and early Chinese Confucian historiography: A comparative approach
Frontiers of History in China - Tập 5 - Trang 343-362 - 2010
Judged from typological perspective, both Samuel 1 and 2 and Kings 1 and 2 from
the Bible and Zuo Zhuan 左传 (The Commentary of Zuo) are parallels in historical
and literary development, even without any direct or indirect contact between
approximately 1050–586 BCE in ancient Israel and Judah, and the Chunqiu Period
(722–481 BCE) in China. They are two of the three oldest “narrative histories”
(the ...
From the retailing revolution to the consumer revolution: Department stores in modern Shanghai
Frontiers of History in China - Tập 4 - Trang 358-389 - 2009
Following the Industrial Revolution in Europe and America, the market was
flooded with manufacturing goods. To promote sales, the department store that
stressed a “low profit, high volume” model appeared in Shanghai. Sellers lowered
prices to encourage purchases, and used rapid and high volume turnover to make
up for lower profits. To speed up turnover, department stores invented various
devices t...
Chinese society in the 19th century from multiple time-space perspectives: Case studies in regional social history
Frontiers of History in China - Tập 4 - Trang 323-339 - 2009
Should studies of social history engage in questions of important
socio-political changes? The answer is undoubtedly affirmative. So far as the
important changes in 19th century China are concerned, some case studies in
regional social history have presented a picture of greater complexity and
diversity. The Ningbo case, for example, shows that when a port that has had a
history of foreign trade b...
“Family building in inner quarters”: Conjugal relationship in Tang families
Frontiers of History in China - Tập 4 - Trang 1-38 - 2009
Conjugal relationship has a predominant role in ancient Chinese familial life.
Yet most researches on conjugal relationship have tended to focus on the
arrangement of marriage, disregarding marital life after wedding. It is the
general impression that matrimonial relation follows the ethics of Confucian
doctrine of “the husband as principle of the wife,” or relevant code of laws
like “Seven Outs,”...
Yangjiao or the “Other”? Christianity and Chinese society in the second half of the nineteenth century
Frontiers of History in China - Tập 6 Số 1 - Trang 53-73 - 2011
This article explores the relationship between Christianity and Chinese society
in the second half of the nineteenth century by re-examining the primary sources
of anti-Christian movements. The first part shows how Christian churches broke
the dominance of the Qing government over local society. Conflicts between
Christianity and Chinese religion were often transformed into political
confrontation...
Prosperity and its discontents: Contextualizing social protest in the late Qianlong reign
Frontiers of History in China - Tập 6 - Trang 347-369 - 2011
Studies of the Qing history have tended to overstate the prosperity of the
Qianlong period (1736–95), while taking the ensuing Jiaqing period (1796–1820)
as the crisis-ridden beginning of dynastic decline. To challenge such a
simplistic and somewhat misleading interpretation, this article reappraises the
late Qianlong era by examining the dramatic combination of social protest which
largely define...
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