Institute of History and Philology, Academia Sinica

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Part 1

• The Kinship Term “Ku 姑” in the Shang and the Chou Bronze Inscriptions and Related Kinship Issues

  Ming-chorng Hwang

• “Laughing Disorders” and Medical Discourse of Joy in Early Imperial China

  Jen-der Lee

• Market Towns and Regional Development to the East of Lake Tai during the mid-Ming Dynasty

  I-chun Fan

Part 2

• Dexterity in Wen and Wu: A Model of Han Officials

  I-tien Hsing

• Sleepless in China: Carnivalesque Celebration of the Lantern Festival and Official Regulation of Everyday Life during the Ming-Qing Period

  Hsi-yuan Chen

• The Epidemics in Ming Beijing and the Responses from the Empire’s Public Health System

  Chung-lin Ch’iu

• The Nan-t’ang Imperial Commissioned Stele and Christianity in the Early Qing

  Ping-yi Chu

Part 3

• A Discussion on the Attitude and Methodology Regarding Annotation as Illustrated by the Different Annotations of Five Studies for the Line ‘Xiaofeng zhanbi jinzhanyan’ （小鳳戰篦金颭艷）in the Ci-poem “Guiguo yao” （歸國遙）of Wen Tingyun

  Yi-jen Chang

• A Study and Analysis of the Monastery of Primordial Mystery in Guangzhou

  Chi-tim Lai

• Apropos of the Historical Sources of the Mongol Story “How Emperor Yongle of the Great Ming Built the City of Peking”

  Hok-lam Chan

• Import of Great Ordnance from European Shipwrecks in Late-Ming China

  Yi-Long Huang

Part 4

• An Examination of the Marriage Relationships among the Various States of the Han and Huai River Regions during the Western and Eastern Zhou Periods, using Bronze Vessel Inscriptions

  Chao-jung Chen

• On the Ancestor Worship Ceremony of the Kingdom of Lu as Recorded in the Zuo Commentary of the Spring and Autumn Annals and on the Grand Worship Ceremony after Five Years as Recorded in the Gongyang Commentary of the Spring and Autumn Annals

  Chang-Chien Huang

• Military Households and Military-Civilian Litigations in the Adjoining Regions of Hopei, Honan, and Shansi in Late Ming China as Represented in Chang K’en-t’ang’s Cultivated Judgments

  Chih-chia Yue

• Rewriting Huihong Juefan in the Ming Dynasty

  Chao-heng Liao