CHINESE HISTORY AND LITERATURE: NEW WAYS TO EXAMINE CHINA'S PAST

• The Challenges to the Study of Chinese Economic History: On the Problematique of the Great Divergence (Wang Jiafan); A Rediscovery of "Jiangnan": On "Jiangnan Identity" in Chinese History and Literature (Hu Xiaoming); The Gentry, the Power of the Gentry and State Power in the Late Qing Dynasty (Yang Guoqiang); A New Study on the Cause of the Great Proscription : Based on The Book of the Later Han by Fan Ye (Mou Fasong); From "Negative Equality" to "Positive Equality": The Transformation of the Idea of Equality in China since the Turn of the 20th Century (Gao Ruiquan); Tianxia-ism, the Distinction Between the Civilized and the Unicivilized, and Their Variations in Modern China (Xu Jilin); A Brief Summary of Mao Haijian's Research on the Historical Facts of the Reform Movement of 1898 (II) (Li Wenjie); The Artistic Presentation of a Tragic Character and His Course of Life: A Brief Comment on the Poems and Essays by Chen Baochen, and "Adherent of the Qing Dynasty" (Liu Yongxiang); A Study on the History of Chinese Xiaoshuo in Terms of Terminological Interpretations: A Brief Introduction to Annotations on Terminologies of Genres and Writing Techniques in Ancient Chinese Fictions (Tan Fan); The Status and Uniqueness of Modern Chinese Xiaoshuo Chen Dakang (Chen Dakang); Retrospection, Introspection and Possible Orientations of Shanghai Local Autonomy in the Late Qing: A textual Survey (Qu Jun); Obligation Recognition in Moral Textbooks at the Early Republic of China (Gu Hongliang);

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