Origin and Form of Minnan-Taiwanese Residential Architecture

Author: Dai Zhijian
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Publish Date: 2005-07-01
Features: "The Min-Taiwan Cultural Series" is a monumental series of books written by experts and scholars from Fujian's humanities and social sciences circles. It is edited by Liu Denghan, a research fellow and Ph.D. supervisor at the Fujian Academy of Social Sciences, a leading expert in Taiwan cultural studies, and Lin Guoping, a professor and Ph.D. supervisor, and the deputy director of the Min-Taiwan Regional Research Center at Fujian Normal University. The series is published and distributed by Fujian People's Publishing House. The entire series consists of eleven volumes, including "Chinese Culture and Min-Taiwan Society," "Exploring the Cultural Origins of Min-Taiwan's Ancestors," "Min-Taiwan Hakka Society and Culture," "The Origin and Evolution of Min-Taiwan Dialects," "The Integration and Development of Min-Taiwan Education," "Min-Taiwan Folk Customs," "The Origins of Min-Taiwan Folk Beliefs," "The Cultural Kinship of Min-Taiwan Literature," "The Inheritance and Transformation of Min-Taiwan Folk Opera," "The Origins and Forms of Min-Taiwan Residential Architecture," and "A Study of Min-Taiwan Minnan Folk Song." The series spans over three million words in total.