Feminine Imagery in Chinese Lyrics of the Six Dynasties by Daria E. Malakhevich

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From the Imagination to the Reality: Historical Aspects of Rewriting Six Dynasties Buddhist Avadāna Stories by Wei Li

“…Regarding the first kind, there are many parallels between Buddhist and Chinese stories throughout the Six Dynasties (222–589), and it was only later that these stories were somehow compiled into collections that brought these parallels to light. …”
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Kang-i Sun Chang, <em>Six Dynasties Poetry</em>, Princeton University Press, 1986, XVIII + 216 pp. by Russell Maeth Ch.

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论汉魏六朝挽歌与悼亡诗的生死主题 = Theme on life and death in elegy and lament poetry of Han, Wei and six dynasties by 郑慧萍 Teh, Hui Ping

“…最后作出挽歌和悼亡诗的比较和文学史意义。Han Wei and Six Dynasties is a special period in ancient China which involves warfare and conflict. …”
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On Poetic Discourses and Ways of Expression of ‘Empty’ and ‘Silence’ Categories in the Chinese Lyric Poetry of Six Dynasties (Liu Сhao, III–VI A.D.) and Tang (VII–X) Epochs by Marina Kravtsova

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清晚期（1821-1911）汉魏六朝诗歌选本研究 = A study of poetry anthologies of the Han, Wei and six dynasties in the late Qing period (1821-1911) by 钱昊 Qian, Hao

“…Nevertheless, the reverence of poetry of Han, Wei and Six dynasties were always existing and not insignificant. …”
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Advanced Contemplation of the Impure: Reflections on a Capstone Event in the <i>Meditation Sutra</i> by Michel Mohr

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Sourcing celadons with EDXRF and LA-ICP-MS from the Xunyang city burial complex, 202 B.C–907 A.D. by Feng Yuan, Zihan Li, Sheng Hu, YuLu Wang, Hongmei Chen, Lala Jia, Long Liu, Jian Gao, Yongbin Yu, Jinwei Li, Qiang Wu, Qijiang Li

“…In addition, the REE composition of the accompanying celadon in tombs from the Six Dynasties (222–589 A.D) and the Sui dynasty (581–618 A.D) is very similar to that of Yue kiln celadon, despite their strikingly different appearance and shape. …”
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Chinese Fine Art of the 3rd Century: On the Initial Stage of Development of Painting by Marina Prasolova

“… The paper summarizes the extant written data on Chinese painting on silk in the initial century of the Period of Disunion (Six Dynasties, Liu chao, III–VI A.D.), known as the Sanguo (220–280) and the Western Jin (265–317) epochs. …”
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Revisiting the diachronic development of the word order of locative prepositional phrases in Chinese by Jiang, Ling

“…Previous studies generally indicate that there was a shift in the locative PP word order around the Eastern Han - Six Dynasties period (25 – 589 CE), from predominantly postverbal to preverbal (Peyraube 1994; C. …”
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Daoist Cosmogony in the <i>Kojiki</i> 古事記 Preface by Jeffrey L. Richey

“…The essay argues that Ō no Yasumaro’s appropriation of the Daoist cosmogonic repertoire is consistent with Daoist traditions as they developed during China’s Six Dynasties and Tang periods—that is, with Daoism as it existed contemporaneously with the early Nara period, when the <i>Kojiki</i> was compiled.…”
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Optimization and Assessment of the Protective Shed of the Eastern Wu Tomb by Yonghui Li, Yumai Feng, Zhenyi Kong, Shuichi Hokoi

“…The Eastern Wu tomb in Shangfang Town, Nanjing City is a brick tomb of the Six Dynasties in China, which is very famous for its big scale and complex structure. …”
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The Historical Formation and Academic Characteristics of the Tao-Ge School in Daoism by Rong Yang, Xia Li

“…The Tao-Ge School refers to the Taoists Ge Hong and Tao Hongjing as the main representatives in the Six dynasties period. It also includes numerous alchemists, physicians, and craftsmen who constituted a Daoist science and technology school in the Middle Ages. …”
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Discussing the Relationship between Father and Son, Ruler and Subjects in the <i>Xiaojing</i>: Based on the Dunhuang Manuscripts by Bisheng Chen

“…However, based on the annotated version of the <i>Xiaojing</i> discovered in Dunhuang, it is evident that during the Han Dynasty and the Six Dynasties period, Confucian scholars made clear distinctions between father–son relationships and ruler–subjects relationships. …”
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论《洛阳伽蓝记》与《幽明录》中的志怪小说 = Study on mythical stories of the record of Buddhist temples in Luoyang and You Ming Lu by 陈慧燕 Chin, Hui Yan

“…The mythical stories in the six dynasties have enormous influence on the legendary tales in Tang dynasty and it is a milestone in the history of Chinese literature. …”
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Research on optimization and assessment of protection shed for the Sun Wu tomb based on microbiological damage control by Feng Yumai, Li Yonghui, Hokoi Shuichi, Dou Na

“…The Sun Wu tomb in Shangfang Town,Nanjing City is a brick tomb of the Six Dynasties in China,which is very famous for its big scale and complex structure.After being excavated in 2005, microbiological damage occurred on the interior wall of tomb chambers due to the fluctuation of environmental factors, which threatens the historic and culrutal value of this building heritage. …”
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The Characteristics and Significance of Gu Zhi’s Annotations and Research on the Poetry of Wei and Jin Dynasties by Chen Rubi

“…All his life, Gu Zhi was interested in the literature research of Han, Wei and six Dynasties, especially focusing on the annotated Wei and Jin poems. …”
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The Transmission and Textual Transformation of the <i>Shisong lü</i> 十誦律 from the 6th to 13th Centuries by Limei Chi

“…This Vinaya text introduced standardized terminology that significantly influenced subsequent translations of Vinaya texts and profoundly impacted Chinese Buddhism during the Six Dynasties period. Due to its complex translation history, the text is bifurcated into two lineages: the Northern lineage, featuring an initial 58-scroll version (without a preface), and the Southern lineage, with an expanded 61-scroll version (including a preface). …”
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SPATIAL AND TEMPORAL DISTRIBUTION CHARACTERISTICS OF CULTURAL RELICS PROTECTION UNITS AND DISASTER RISK ANALYSIS IN BEIJING by H. Liu, Y. Chen

“…As the ancient capital of the Six Dynasties and the current capital, Beijing has a rich historical and cultural heritage. …”
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Reimagining chinese ghost tales through graphic illustrations by Liu, Qingqing

“…Applying Interpretation Design approach, the thesis studies the historical phenomena of Chinese Ghost Tales in the Six Dynasties, Tang, Song, Ming and Qing Dynasties, and then reimagines these phenomena from the contemporary context and perspective. …”
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