Literature and History (Issue 1, 2002, Issue 58 overall)

Author: Editorial Department of Zhonghua Book Company
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Publishing Date: 2002-03-01
Features: Wen Shi is a large-scale comprehensive academic journal edited and published by Zhonghua Book Company, specializing in publishing high-level academic articles on ancient and modern Chinese history, literature, philosophy, linguistics, science and technology, etc. Since its inception in the 1960s, the journal has consistently adhered to the editorial principle of "advocating solid scholarship and rejecting empty talk." Over the past four decades, Wen Shi has gained international acclaim for its high academic standards, substantial content, and rigorous writing style. Since 1999, Wen Shi has been published as a quarterly, with four issues per year. The revised Wen Shi hopes to continue receiving outstanding contributions from academic peers, welcome critical guidance, and receive support and assistance from all sides. When submitting manuscripts, please note the following:
1. As the journal is published in traditional vertical Chinese characters, please submit printed manuscripts in traditional vertical format. Handwritten manuscripts should be neatly transcribed. If your manuscript is accepted, please send a disk to the author upon receiving the acceptance notice.
2. Due to the anonymous peer-review system, please provide your name, title, position, affiliation, and contact information on a separate sheet.
3. The format of the main text and footnotes should comply with national regulations. All footnotes should be used.
4. Do not submit the same manuscript to multiple journals. If you do not receive a response within four months, please handle the manuscript at your own discretion. All manuscripts will not be returned, so please keep a copy for your records. Wen Shi is a large-scale comprehensive academic journal edited and published by Zhonghua Book Company, specializing in publishing high-level academic articles on ancient and modern Chinese history, literature, philosophy, linguistics, science and technology, etc. The selected articles in this book include: Exploring Certain Issues in the Military System of the Capital Guards During the Han and Jin Dynasties, Research on the Official System of the Sixteen Kingdoms, Tang Dynasty Historical Records, Studies on the Imperial Succession System of the Song Dynasty (Part 2), and so on.