The tributary relations between China’s Song Dynasty and Vietnam’s Dinh, Le and Ly Dynasties: Effects on their political sustainability by Ku, Boon Dar

“…This article reviews the history of China-Vietnam’s relations from the time of the independence of Vietnam in 939 until the reign of the Ly dynasty (1010 – 1225). …”
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Nonlinear Variable Parameter Time History Analysis on Dynamic Response of Timber Frame in Song Dynasty Palace by Jia WAN, Renfu GUO, Xiaochen MI, Jianwei WEI, Tieying LI

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Symbolic Capital Habits in Civil Society in Song Dynasty by Liang Yubin

“…This paper will use the theory of symbolic capital to analyze the symbolic capital system in the Song Dynasty civil society, study its occurrence, development and role under the historical background of the Song Dynasty, and find out the universality of the civil society in the historical development.…”
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The Tributary Relations between China’s Song Dynasty and Vietnam’s Dinh, Le and Ly Dynasties: Effects on Their Political Sustainability by Ku, Boon Dar

“…This article reviews the history of China-Vietnam’s relations from the time of the independence of Vietnam in 939 until the reign of the Ly dynasty (1010 – 1225). …”
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The influence of the imperial examination system reform in the Northern Song Dynasty on the scholars by Zhao Jingshuo

“…The reform of the imperial examination in the Northern Song Dynasty was of great significance in the history of the Chinese imperial examination, and a series of its measures had a great influence on the politics, culture, education and other fields at that time. …”
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Secular Dimensions of the Aśoka Stūpa from the Changgan Monastery of the Song Dynasty by Yue Dai

“…The most impressive finding was a specially designed, richly decorated reliquary stūpa, known as the Seven-Jeweled Aśoka Stūpa 七寶阿育王塔, created in the Song Dynasty (960–1279 CE). This paper begins with the history of the site where a series of famous Buddhist structures had been built since the Wu Kingdom (222–280 CE), and which has long been associated with the cult of King Aśoka and relic worship. …”
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Knowledge Transmission of Medical Prescription and the Role of the Literati Officials from the Song Dynasty: Focusing on by Hae-Byoul CHOI

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Interpretation of appropriate places: State ceremonies and the imperial main halls of the Tang and Song dynasties by Mian Guo, Yang Shen

“…This paper aims to inquiry on the dialectical relationships between Chinese architecture's form and function in the horizon of long-term historical evolution, by clarifying how the histories of imperial main halls and state ceremonies relate to and interact with each other during the Tang and Song dynasties.The imperial main halls are the most archetypical and accomplished ones among traditional Chinese buildings, and their function is primarily ritual rather than practical. …”
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Epidemics and Medical Responses in the Song Dynasty - Exclusion of Shamanistic Treatment and Propagation of Codified Medicine Treatment - by Hanshin KIM

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Selection and Management of Medical Official during the Yuan Dynasty by Dae-Gi KIM

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History of the medical licensing examination (uieop) in Korea’s Goryeo Dynasty (918-1392) by Kyung-Lock Lee

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“One-Eyed Dragon” Li Keyong in the Historical and Fictional Literature of China in the Song Era (X—XIII Centuries) by A. G. Nesterov, I. R. Tretyak

“…It is noted that the author of the most famous art-historical work “The newly compiled pinghua on the history of the Five Dynasties” describes in detail the activities of Li Keyong: he shows the Shatuo Turks as a people supporting Chinese cultural and political traditions and in many respects defending the Chinese traditional statehood. …”
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A Study on the Literacy Rate of Buddhist Monks in Dunhuang during the Late Tang, Five Dynasties, and Early Song Period by Shaowei Wu

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Polychrome arhat figures dated from the Song Dynasty (960–1279 CE) at the Lingyan Temple, Changqing, Shandong, China by Yongdong Tong, Youzhen Cai, Xuening Wang, Zhimin Li, Austin Nevin, Qinglin Ma

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Dashi 大食 reconsidered by Johannes L. Kurz

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A Study of Song Dynasty Polychrome Statue-Making Techniques and Materials in the Sage Mother Hall of the Jinci Temple, Shanxi, China by Jizhang Li, Jianrui Zha, Xiaoxuan Pan, Tao Zhao, Jinfang Li, Hong Guo

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Study on firing temperature of the Song Dynasty (960–1279AD) greenish-white porcelain in Guangxi, China by thermal expansion method by Yongdong Tong, Changming Wang

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宋玉及其辞赋在唐代的传播与接受 = The acceptance of Song Yu and his works in Tang dynasty by 王雪 Wang, Xue

“…This is to address the successes and failures of the acceptance of Song Yu and his works accurately and impartially in the Tang dynasty and even in the whole history of Chinese literature.…”
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The construction of Zi Zhi Tong Jian's imperial vision: Sima Guang on the Southern and Northern Dynasties by Strange, M

“…This study approaches the Southern and Northern Dynasties’s era indirectly. It examines it through the most prominent work of eleventh-century historiography, the keystone written history of early imperial China, Sima Guang’s 司馬光 Zi zhi tong jian 資治通鑑 – the main focus of this study. …”

Could phenological records from Chinese poems of the Tang and Song dynasties (618–1279 CE) be reliable evidence of past climate changes? by Y. Liu, X. Fang, J. Dai, H. Wang, Z. Tao

“…As a literary genre, poetry reached its peak in the Tang and Song dynasties (618–1279 CE) in China. Sources from this period could provide abundant phenological records in the absence of phenological observations. …”
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