THE INFLUENCE OF THE "SIX PRECEPTS OF LEARNING SONGS" OF "GU MISLU" ON HISTORY, ART AND CULTURAL EDUCATION by Huiqin Zhang, Chengkang Chen

“…This paper takes "Gu Mislu" as the research object, deeply analyzes the characteristics of the "Six Precepts of Learning Songs", and studies its influence and value on history, art, culture and education. …”
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The influence of the "Six Precepts of Learning Songs" of "Gu Mislu" on history, art and cultural education by Huiqin Zhang, Cheng-Kang Chen

“…This paper takes "Gu Mislu" as the research object, deeply analyzes the characteristics of the "Six Precepts of Learning Songs", and studies its influence and value on history, art, culture and education. …”
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“Essay on Ci” by Li Qingzhao by Anna Dashchenko

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Why cauldrons come first: taxonomic transparency in the earliest Chinese antiquarian catalogues by Jeffrey Moser

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Spatio-Temporal Process of the Linji School of Chan Buddhism in the 10th and 11th Centuries by Zhouzi Ge, Yongqin Guo

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"POSTFACE TO A CATALOGUE ON BRONZE AND STONE INSCRIPTIONS" BY LI QINGZHAO by Anna Dashchenko

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“Postface to a Catalogue on Bronze and Stone Inscriptions” by Li Qingzhao by Anna Dashchenko

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Silk Road Influences on the Art of Seals: A Study of the Song Yuan Huaya by Andrea Jian Chen

“…Song Yuan Huaya (the Huaya of the Song and Yuan Dynasties) is a type of seal featuring figurative patterns and sometimes decorated with ciphered or ethnic characters. …”
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The hybrid origin of the dragon-wrapped column in Han dynasty China by Guan Liu, Bing Huang

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(DE)CONSTRUCTION OF THE HISTORICAL NARRATION OF MODERN AMERICAN MEDIEVALISM: THE “INVENTION” OF THE SOCIAL AND POLITICAL HISTORY OF THE SEVEN KINGDOMS OF WESTEROS by Maksym W. Kyrchanoff

“…George Martin’s texts are a source on the history of the institutions of royalty, describing both the history of regional dynasties and the features of their subordination and integration into the state established as a result of the conquest of Westeros by Aegon I. …”
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Writing letters in Song China (960-1279): a study of its political, social, and cultural uses by Tsui, L

“…This thesis deals with how elites in Song dynasty (960–1279) China exchanged personal and political information by writing and sending letters to each other, and how the genre of letters functioned in its various forms throughout the socially transformative and culturally active period. …”

Direct Evidence of Metal Type Printing in <i>The Song of Enlightenment</i>, Korea, 1239 by Woo Sik Yoo

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Research on copper production of the Bohai Kingdom in Northeast China by Chenyuan Li, Song Wu, Qiang Li, Yubin Song, Ying Jia, Yanxiang Li

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The “Three National Treasures of Silla (新羅三寶)” and Their Transfer: The Symbol of the Unification of the Koryŏ Dynasty by Bo-kwang Kim

“…As a result, the treasures were made by the kings of the “sacred bone” sŏng’gol with the Buddhist background, and again, the treasures added to power and authority to the “sacred bone” sŏng’gol family, so the treasure 'Sambo' became a symbol of the nation. …”
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A study on the poetry of Shen Quanqi and Song Zhiwen. by Kau, Kun Chui.

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Type and Sources of Salt Efflorescence in Painted Stone Carvings from Pujiang Museum, Sichuan, China by Quanshuai Song, Jianrui Zha, Yulong Bai, Long Chen, Yao Zhang, Hong Guo

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SILENT REVOLUTION IN NORTHERN SONG: THE POWER LOGIC BEHIND ZUNWANG RANGYI by Xiaobin Huo

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Craftsmanship and materials: painted Bodhisattva sculptures in the Fengguo Temple dated to the year 1020 in Yi County, Northeast China by Jiahang Song, Wei Xiang, Shaojun Yan, Weiqiang Zhou, Linyan Ma

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Chinese wood frame buildings and the changing dimensions of their structural components in different time periods by Nujaba Binte Kabir

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Maps and Memory: Readings of Cartography in Twelfth- and Thirteenth-Century Song China by De Weerdt, H

“…This essay traces the early history of the genre of the empire map in China, examines twelfth-century steles and printed maps ofthe Chinese territories, and analyses contemporary viewings and readings of mapsin this genre.It argues that such maps reached a much broader readershipofliterate elites over the course of the Song Dynasty (960-1279) and acquired new political significance as maps became powerful symbols in debates concerning the pros and cons of negotiated peace. © 2009 Imago Mundi Ltd.…”