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Nov 22, 2009
Pu Yi The Last Emperor of China: Young Boy Crowned Emperor in Beijing's Forbidden City
In: Modern Chinese Dynasties
By: Scott Hayden
Nov 17, 2009
Sun Tzu's The Art of War: Military Strategies Also Proven Business and Industry Solutions
In: Chinese History (general)
By: Nelson Acquilano
Nov 10, 2009
China's Terra Cotta Warriors Tour: Qin Shi Huangdi and Clay Soldiers of His Terracotta Army
In: Chinese History (general)
By: Melanie Zoltan
Oct 19, 2009
The Effect of Chinese Literature on Modern China: Writers of the Past Exhibit and Influence Chinese Characteristics
In: Chinese History (general)
By: Dustin Eves
Oct 2, 2009
The Chinese Mid-Autumn Festival: Traditions of the Moon Festival
In: Chinese History (general)
By: Camilla Cheung
Sep 8, 2009
Ancient Chinese Characters: Oracle Bone Symbols
In: Early Chinese Dynasties
By: Mark Brenndorfer
Sep 4, 2009
Art and Literature of China's Ming Dynasty: The Advent of the Chinese Romance Novel
In: Ming Dynasty
By: Allene Reynolds
Sep 2, 2009
Art and Literature of the Chinese Sung Dynasty: Chinese Paintings and Poetry of Song Dynasty
In: Sung Dynasty
By: Allene Reynolds
Aug 31, 2009
Tang Dynasty Horses Danced for the Emperor: Emperor Xuanzong's Famous Horses Performed at the Autumn Festival
In: Tang Dynasty
By: Dorothy Patent
Jul 28, 2009
Sapajou, Cartoonist of Old Shanghai: White Russian Exile Recorded Chinese History in the 1930s
In: Chinese History (general)
By: Eric Niderost
Jul 27, 2009
White Russians in Shanghai: From 1920 to 1949 Russians Found a Home in China
In: Chinese History (general)
By: Eric Niderost
Jul 20, 2009
China in the Neolithic Period: Yangshao, Banpo and Longshan Cultures in Prehistoric Chinese History
In: Early Chinese Dynasties
By: Simon Davies
Jul 17, 2009
Sir Victor Sassoon, Builder of 1930s Shanghai: Anglo-Jewish Tycoon Changed the Face of the Chinese Port
In: Chinese History (general)
By: Eric Niderost
Jul 17, 2009
The Fairmont Peace Hotel in Shanghai: The Most Famous Hostelry in 1930s Asia
In: Chinese History (general)
By: Eric Niderost
Jul 5, 2009
The Chung Collection's Chinese Canadian History: The Early British Columbian Experience in the Twentieth Century
In: Chinese History (general)
By: Allan Cho
Jun 30, 2009
Shanghai in the 1930s: A Legendary Chinese City both Modern and Decadent
In: Chinese History (general)
By: Eric Niderost
May 7, 2009
The Chinese Cultural Revolution: Red Guards and Mao Zedong Terrorized China in 1966-76
In: Modern Chinese Dynasties
By: Christopher Evan Hearne
May 7, 2009
Emperor Hongwu Biography: Zhu Yuanzhang was the first emperor of the Ming Dynasty
In: Ming Dynasty
By: Christopher Evan Hearne
May 6, 2009
Causes of China's Economic Growth: Deng Xiaoping's Reforms Aided Economic Growth in China
In: Modern Chinese Dynasties
By: Christopher Evan Hearne
Apr 29, 2009
Foot Binding in China: Ancient Chinese foot binding was practiced for 1000 years
In: Chinese History (general)
By: Christopher Evan Hearne
Apr 27, 2009
Yuan Dynasty History: The Mongol Dynasty Ruled China During the 13th and 14th Centuries
In: Yuan Dynasty
By: Christopher Evan Hearne
Apr 16, 2009
Tang Dynasty History: Chinese Culture Was Unparalleled in the Middle Ages
In: Tang Dynasty
By: Christopher Evan Hearne
Apr 15, 2009
Republic of China History: The ROC Ruled China From 1912 to 1949
In: Modern Chinese Dynasties
By: Christopher Evan Hearne
Apr 15, 2009
Qin Dynasty History: The State of Qin Became China's First Unified Government
In: Chinese History (general)
By: Christopher Evan Hearne
Apr 14, 2009
Chinese Warring States Period: The Era of Warring States Was a Time of Disunity in China
In: Chinese History (general)
By: Christopher Evan Hearne
Mar 22, 2009
History of the Lanfang Republic: Asia's First Republic was a Small Chinese Settlement in Indonesia
In: Chinese History (general)
By: Christopher Evan Hearne
Feb 18, 2009
The History of Silk: The Origins of Chinese silk
In: Chinese History (general)
By: Paris Franz
Feb 13, 2009
The Chinese Civil War: The War Between the Nationalists and the Communists
In: Modern Chinese Dynasties
By: Christopher Evan Hearne
Jan 26, 2009
Happy Chinese New Year: Year of the Ox
In: Chinese History (general)
By: Y F Chin
Jan 10, 2009
The Ming Dynasty and Empire: The Rise and Fall of the Voyages of Admiral Zheng He
In: Ming Dynasty
By: Alex Graham-Heggie
Dec 22, 2008
The Sung Dynasty and Neo-Confucianism: Confucian revival during the Sung Period (960-1276AD)
In: Sung Dynasty
By: Sandhya Sayani
Dec 15, 2008
Mongol Warriors and the Composite Bow: Genghis Khan Used Archers To Spread the Mongol Invasion
In: Chinese History (general)
By: Joseph McGowan
Dec 6, 2008
Zhang Qian, the Chinese Marco Polo: An Intrepid Emissary and Explorer of the Han Opens the Silk Road
In: Early Chinese Dynasties
By: Joseph McGowan
Oct 11, 2008
History of Vancouver Chinatown: Ethnic Chinese in Canada
In: Chinese History (general)
By: Allan Cho
Sep 7, 2008
The Moon Festival and Its Moon Cakes: Traditional Fare of the Asian Mid-Autumn Festival
In: Chinese History (general)
By: Kristin Krogh
Sep 7, 2008
The Chinese Moon Festival: A Celebration of History, Heritage, and the Harvest
In: Chinese History (general)
By: Kristin Krogh
Jun 27, 2008
Historical Portrait of the Muslim Chinese: Relations Between Hui and Han in Imperial China
In: Chinese History (general)
By: Vincent Gagnon-Lefebvre
May 14, 2008
Drinking in the Tang Dynasty: Rice Wine, Spirits and Poetry
In: Tang Dynasty
By: John Walsh
May 14, 2008
The Sex Life of Chairman Mao: How and Why He Slept with So Many Virgin Girls
In: Modern Chinese Dynasties
By: John Walsh
Apr 30, 2008
Eunuchs: The Castrated in the Tang Dynasty
In: Tang Dynasty
By: John Walsh
Apr 23, 2008
Aristocracy in the Tang Dynasty: Class Conflict in Chinese Society
In: Tang Dynasty
By: John Walsh
Apr 10, 2008
Ancient Shinto Shrines: How Japanese Worshipped Before Buddhism
In: Chinese History (general)
By: John Walsh
Mar 12, 2008
The Jurchen: A Manchu People from the Eastern Steppe
In: Sung Dynasty
By: John Walsh
Mar 12, 2008
Nestorian Christianity: A Church Popular in Tang China
In: Chinese History (general)
By: John Walsh
Mar 6, 2008
The Impact of the Steppe Peoples: How Central Asian Nomads Have Changed the World
In: Chinese History (general)
By: John Walsh
Feb 28, 2008
The Dalai Lamas: Religious Leaders of Tibet
In: Chinese History (general)
By: John Walsh
Feb 21, 2008
Tibet at the Start of the C20th: From the Great Game to Colonisation
In: Chinese History (general)
By: John Walsh
Feb 17, 2008
The History of Tibet: Exploring Little-Known People and Culture
In: Chinese History (general)
By: John Walsh
Feb 7, 2008
Sino Vietnamese Relationships: Explaining the Causes of the 1979 War
In: Chinese History
By: John Walsh
Nov 25, 2007
Ming: The Restoration of Chinese Rule
In: Chinese History
By: John Walsh
Nov 22, 2007
Yuan: The Mongol Dynasty, 1279-1368
In: Chinese History
By: John Walsh
Nov 12, 2007
The Five Dynasties: The Dark Ages of China between Tang and Song Dynasties
In: Chinese History
By: John Walsh
Oct 28, 2007
Daughters-in-Law in Song China: Lives Lived for Obedience, Modesty, Chastity and Filial Piety
In: Chinese History
By: John Walsh
Oct 25, 2007
Restaurants in Song Dynasty China: Food Fit for Emperors
In: Chinese History
By: John Walsh
Oct 4, 2007
Temur Oljeitu: Second Emperor of the Yuan Dynasty
In: Chinese History
By: John Walsh
Sep 22, 2007
Gaozong: Third Emperor of the Tang Dynasty
In: Chinese History
By: John Walsh
Sep 13, 2007
Taizong: Second Emperor of the Tang Dynasty
In: Chinese History
By: John Walsh
Sep 6, 2007
Gaozu: The First Emperor of the Tang Dynasty
In: Chinese History
By: John Walsh
Aug 23, 2007
Sui: China's Short-lived Fifth Dynasty
In: Chinese History
By: John Walsh
Aug 2, 2007
Han: China's Fourth Dynasty
In: Chinese History
By: John Walsh
Jul 26, 2007
Chin: China's Third Dynasty
In: Chinese History
By: John Walsh
Jul 18, 2007
Chou: China's Second Dynasty
In: Chinese History
By: John Walsh
Jul 16, 2007
Shang: The First Dynasty of China
In: Chinese History
By: John Walsh
Jul 10, 2007
Exploring the Yungang Caves: Bats, 10,000 Buddhas and Four-Headed Gods Riding Bulls
In: Chinese History
By: Henry Ramsager
Jul 5, 2007
Mythical Origins of China: Earliest People Fought With Sky Gods
In: Chinese History
By: John Walsh
Jun 13, 2007
The Dream of Red Mansions: The Greatest Work of Chinese Literature
In: Chinese History
By: John Walsh
May 16, 2007
The Terracotta Army: Shihuangdi's Amazing Legacy
In: Chinese History
By: John Walsh
Apr 28, 2007
China: Tang Dynasty & Song Dynasty: Ancient Chinese History Reveals Economic Growth, Reform, Expansion
In: Chinese History
By: Steve DeVault
Apr 8, 2007
Southwards Chinese Expansion: Attempted Imperial Aggrandisement in the Qing Dynasty
In: Chinese History
By: John Walsh
Apr 8, 2007
The 1930s Depression in China: The Impact of the Crash on the Southwest of China
In: Chinese History
By: John Walsh
Apr 2, 2007
The Revolt of An Lushan: How Close to Disaster Did the Tang Dynasty Come?
In: Chinese History
By: John Walsh
Mar 18, 2007
The Panthay Rebellion: The Hui and Yunnnanese Revolt from 1856-73
In: Chinese History
By: John Walsh
Mar 7, 2007
Women's Status in Medieval China: The Role and Position of Women in China
In: Chinese History
By: John Walsh
Feb 20, 2007
Chinese Cricket Fighting: The Origin, Song, Stance, and Odds of Insect Warriors
In: Chinese History
By: John Walsh
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