The Chinese are way more advanced than the Americans
Geoff Wade sent a long message to H-Asia detailing the current status of the raising of the Nanhai1, a large Song dynasty (or maybe Ming dynasty, accounts vary)...
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Virtual protest in China
From Danwei (via Virtual China) a post on protests in ZT Online (征途), the largest on-line game in China. That there are on-line games that cater to Chinese user...
Yang Tianshi on the Chiang Kai-Shek Diaries
Jonathan Benda reports on a talk by the historian Yang Tianshi on Chiang Kai-Shek’s diaries given at Tunghai university in Taiwan. Professor Yang is a ver...
Journals: Critical Asian Studies Vol 39 No 3
Below is the table of contents for the september issue of Critical Asian Studies: Critical Asian Studies 2007 ; VOL 39 ; PART 3 (2007/09/01) EALA Wiki Entry ...
Journals: The China Quarterly Vol 192
Below is the table of contents for the December issue of the China Quarterly: The China Quarterly 2007 ; VOL 192 ; PART 01 (2007/12/01) EALA Wiki Entry for t...
Journals: Journal of Asian Studies Vol 66 No 4
Below is the table of contents of the November issue of JAS. Journal of Asian Studies 2007 ; VOL 66 ; PART 4 (2007/11/01) EALA Wiki Entry for this journal Ar...
Journals: Modern China Vol 34 No 1
Below is the table of contents of the new Modern China issue: Modern China 2008; VOL 34; PART 1 (2008-January) EALA Wiki Entry for this Journal Introduction to...
TOS Update Experiment
Today I’ll begin an experiment here at Frog in a Well. I thought some readers might appreciate an update of the table of contents of journals which includ...
A tame civil society in China?
Via Kevin Drum (where the comments so far are better than you might expect) a link to an article by Christina Larson in the new Washington Monthly about environ...
Teaching with Tools
One of the classes I will be doing next semester is History 200, Introduction to History, which is our methods course for majors, usually taken when they are so...
Asian History Carnival #18
Somehow the items that have caught my eye since the last Asia Carnival are more cultural than historical – future carnivals will right the balance. But culture,...
Comparing Taiwan to ….
I’m going to be teaching my 20th century China class for the second time in the Spring, and I still haven’t figured out how to handle Taiwan to my s...
Asian History Carnival Coming Soon
We will soon be hosting an Asian History Carnival at the Frog in a Well: China weblog on December 12th. Read more about the Asian History Carnival and how you c...
Great Moments in International Journalism
Philip J. Cunningham at Informed Comment Global Affairs has a great post about Chinese State TV and their Dialogue commentary program. I’m just going to e...
Asian symbols
Useless Tree has a post up on the Chinese roots of the Korean flag. This post led me to look up an interesting, if rather old, article on the use of R...