Author: (Japan) Matsushita Akira, (Japan) Uchida Keishichi, edited by Shen Guowei
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Publishing Date: 2005-12-01
Features: Xiaoyi Guanzhen was a Chinese monthly magazine published in Hong Kong, China in the 19th century, and also the first religious journal in China. It included articles on opinions, news, sermons, and popular science. This publication is now lost in China. This book is based on a photocopied version of Xiaoyi Guanzhen held in the School of Oriental and African Studies Library at the University of London. It also includes commentaries, research papers, a name and place index, and a full-text quotation index by scholars from China and Japan, to facilitate reading and use by readers.
Remote and Near, Exhaustively Known (Including Solutions and Index)
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