"…offer[s] much valuable information and may be warmly recommended to readers with a serious interest in Early China." — Journal of Chinese History"The variety of sinological fields and research perspectives collected in this volume —historical, archeological, sociopolitical, literary, philological, and philosophical—is unique. In days of high academic and global awareness of China's decisive role in the present and its significance for the future, this volume reminds readers of its past, of how and why it became an important supranational player in the twenty-first century, bringing perspectives on Chinese myth and history that only scholars of early China can contribute." — Galia Patt-Shamir, Tel-Aviv University