History and Literature (Issue 41)

Author: Editorial Department of Zhonghua Book Company
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Publish Date: 1996-04-01
Features: Wen Shi (Historical and Literary Studies) was founded in 1962 as a major academic quarterly edited and published by Zhonghua Book Company. Over the past 40 years, Wen Shi has adhered to the principle of "advocating rigorous scholarship and eliminating empty talk," publishing high-level papers on ancient and modern Chinese philosophy, history, literature, and linguistics. It has gained a prestigious reputation in academic circles both domestically and internationally. This issue includes the following main content: A Review of the Catalog and Editions of Mozi, A Second Examination of the Biography of Shen Yue, Corrections to Qing Xiang Za Ji, An Overview of the Financial Systems of Local States and Military Bureaus in the Song Dynasty, Identifying Song Dynasty Graduates, The Origins of Chinese Distilled Spirits and Chinese Distillation Devices, Modern Lixue Scholars and Lixue Studies, Excerpts from A Study of Lei Pian, Examples of Collating and Interpreting Dunhuang Manuscripts, Dunhuang Manuscripts and Word Symbolology, Exploring the Study of the Book of Songs in the Qing Dynasty, Distinguishing Ancient Cultural Terms, and On Several Issues of Vernacular Terms in Chinese.