Gender in 20th century Chinese society through Jin Yong’s novels Novels : how did gender representations in Jin Yong’s Chinese Martial Arts fiction novels reflect the change in gen... par Ang, Yi Lei

“…China’s society in the 20th century underwent drastic changes, beginning with the fall of the Qing Dynasty and the formation of the Republic of China, to the later reformation as the People’s Republic of China. …”
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Hong Kong 1960 : inventing a gendered modernity through the Qipao par Rena Surash

“…The timeless and alluring cultural garment has evolved over the centuries; from an amorphous long robe donned by royalty during the Qing dynasty, to the fashion icon it is today. With specific reference to 1960 Hong Kong women, this essay explores a background of the ambivalent political and social landscape in post-war Hong Kong – before outlining the issues women face in the onset of Western modernisation while living in a traditional Asian society with strict codes of conduct. …”
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The Qianlong emperor’s letter to George III and the early-twentieth-century origins of ideas about traditional China’s foreign relations par Harrison, H

“…This article examines the famous edict in which the Qianlong emperor responded to the British embassy led by Lord Macartney to China in 1793, which has often been interpreted as a symbol of the Qing dynasty’s ignorance and narrow-mindedness. An examination of a wider range of archival documents suggests that the quotation does not reflect the Qianlong emperor’s response to the British embassy, which was primarily to see it as a security threat, but rather eighteenth-century British concerns with protocol and their influence on Chinese and Western scholars in the early twentieth century, when the letter first began to circulate widely. …”

Family genealogy restoration based on archival information: a case study of the YIN family par Yin, Simin

“…By analysing the information from the Yin clan genealogy, the trends in Chinese clan development during the late Qing Dynasty have also been discussed.…”
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The translation strategy of strange tales from a Chinese studio: an analysis of domestication and foreignization in the East and the West par Wei, Mian, Zainal, Zainor Izat, Wong, Lingyann

“…Strange Tales from a Chinese Studio, a renowned classical literary work by Pu Songling from the Qing Dynasty, has been translated into English by Herbert Giles (1842) and John Minford (2006), both retaining the same title. …”
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谈李渔小说《丑郎君怕娇偏得艳》改写为 戏曲《奈何天》的艺术考量 = The study of the adaptation of the drama “Nai He Tian” from the novel “An ugly man is reluctant to marry a coquetry wife yet get a glamorous one i... par 温苑琪 Han, Yen Qi

“…Li Yu, one of the renowned playwright of Qing Dynasty, his dramas are featured by comedic, "Li Weng Shi Zhong Qu" is his masterpiece in drama. …”
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The rise of urbanism and exchange network: reconstruction of a 4000-year local history of Xinjiang, northwestern China par Wang, Y, Chen, Y, Cao, H, Liu, R, Staff, RA, Du, L, Yuan, X, Zhang, S, Ma, J, Qiu, M

“…The results indicate three pulses of local urbanization during: the Early Iron Age, Tang–Yuan period, and Qing Dynasty, respectively. Combining this with evidence from other parts of Xinjiang, we re-evaluate the role of oasis urbanism in the promotion of trans-regional exchange.…”

The composition and technology of polychrome enamels on Chinese ruby‐backed plates identified through nondestructive micro‐X‐ray fluorescence par Norris, D, Braekmans, D, Domoney, K, Shortland, A

“…These plates date from early Qing dynasty and are associated with the Yongzheng (1723–1735) and early Qianlong (1735–1796) periods. …”

“雍正西服伏虎图” 与 “雍正伴身西服图” 研究 = A study of Emperor’s Yongzheng western costume portraits par 曾琬瑜 Ching, Elis Wan Yee

“…Emperor Yong Zheng (1678 –1735) was the fifth emperor of the Manchu-led Qing dynasty and the third Qing emperor to rule over China proper. …”
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The value and meaning of temporality and Its relationship to identity in Kunming City, China par Gao, Yun, Temple, Nicholas

“…This chapter demonstrates that changes in the territorialized districts of the traditional city of Kunming since the Qing Dynasty (1644-1912) constitute a movement towards modernization. …”
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马来西亚相声本土化初探 = An investigation of localization of Malaysian crosstalk (Xiangsheng) par 李燕淇 Lee, Yen Chie

“…Xiangsheng (commonly known as “Crosstalk” in English) is a Chinese folk art performance originated in Beijing, China during the late Qing Dynasty. In the middle of the 20th century, Xiangsheng emerged in Taiwan, Singapore, Malaysia and other South-east Asian regions. …”
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Finding the way: Guomindang discourse, Confucius, and the challenges of revolutionary traditionalism in China, 1919-1934 par Bowles, D

“…<p>Between 1919 and 1934, as members of China's Guomindang (Nationalist Party) struggled to take control of and transform the country, they increasingly appropriated language and symbols associated with the fallen Qing Dynasty. At the same time, these were accompanied in party discourse by radical appeals that included strong critiques of China's past.…”

The heritage and development of Chinese characters in dragon lanterns dance par Zhao, Cong, Low, Kok On, Maureen De Silva

“…Being a traditional entertainment performance for the royal tomb guardians of the Qing Dynasty, the folk dance has a history of more than 300 years. …”
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Lonely mentality in Lv Bicheng’s ci poetry par Lai, Huey Yann

“…In Lv Bicheng’s life, she potrayed herself as a modern woman between the late Qing Dynasty and the Republic of China. Nevertheless, her identity did not change. …”
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"模仿欲望" ：《肉蒲团》和《绣榻野史》中性欲的表现 = Mimesis of desire : sexual desires in “Carnal Prayer Mat” and “Incest of the Two Absurd Families” par 许嘉欣 Koh, Jia Xin

“…Despite the many titles given to classify “sexual fiction” in the Ming and Qing Dynasty, it usually refers to novels written with content largely based on description of sexual love and carnal pleasures. …”
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论赫德在京师同文馆中的赞助人角色 = On the role of Sir Robert Hart in Tungwen College as a patron par 吴明璐 Wu, MingLu

“…本文将归纳促使赫德成为同文馆赞助人的重要因素，然后通过列举赫德在同文馆中的具体工作，证明赫德履行了赞助人的职责，并且影响到了同文馆的意识形态、经济、地位这三方面。 In the late Qing dynasty, Sir Robert Hart played a crucial role of a patron in the Tungwen College. …”
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从《上洞八仙传》到《八仙得道传》的人物形象与故事内容演变研究 = Tales and characters portrayal from "Journey to the East" to "The eight immortals enlightenment"... par 李瑛瑛 Lee, Yin Yin

“…Therefore, I will focus on the Eight Immortals in Wuyuan Tai Ming Dynasty " Journey to the East " and the Wugou Daoren Qing Dynasty "The Eight Immortals Biography " also known as "The Eight Immortals Enlightenment " of the characters and the evolution of the stories to undertake a systematic analysis and comprehensive consolidation.…”
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Empress and concubines par Zhao, Tianshu

“…Through researching stage, I learned a lot more about Chinese culture and traditions, especially regarding Qing Dynasty. I even found out that many popular Chinese dramas have obviously misused their costumes. …”
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“Ming Qing gongting yanju de wenben shijie” 明清宮廷演劇的文本世界 (Textual Worlds of Court Theater in Late Imperial China) par Tan, TY

“…Theater had been a core part of Chinese court culture for centuries and ample studies had been conducted on the imperial theatrical institutions and stage practices in the Ming and Qing dynasties. In contrast, court drama texts have received less scholarly attention due to several reasons: their low status in Chinese literary history as ＂authorless＂ performer's scripts; the vast corpora, and the difficulty of accessing these texts that are kept in various archives and libraries. …”

A study of how packaging reveals categorisation and status in the Qianlong Emperor’s collection par Chou, Ying-Ching

“…This thesis studies the practice of packaging at the imperial court of the Qing dynasty (1644-1911), in particular the agency of packaging in the Qianlong Emperor’s (1711-99) art collection. …”