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Chinese women have played a crucial role in the history of Christianity in China, actively participating in social movements and advocating for the improvement of women's social status and rights. In this comprehensive work, ten scholars from the United States, mainland China, and Hong Kong provide a cross-disciplinary and cross-cultural perspective on the history of women within Chinese Christianity. Their research covers the Anglican women's role in Chinese society, starting from the 19th century when the Anglican Church first arrived in China. They delve into topics such as the establishment of the Chinese Anglican Church, the interaction between Anglican women and local churches, and their contributions to society. These contributions include promoting women's education, establishing girls' schools, ordaining the first group of female pastors, and engaging in social work through Anglican women's groups.
- AuthorChen Ruiwen, Zhou Shuyan
- PublisherThe Commercial Press
- Publication Date2018
Discover the captivating world of Chinese gossip, spanning across the marketplace, green forests, scholarly circles, musicians, culinary delights, entertainment, love, and revenge. This book delves into the untold stories of marginalized characters in traditional culture, shedding light on their survival in the bustling old marketplace, the timeless legends of rivers and lakes, the intricate threads of opera arts, and the refinement of traditional scholarly families. Unveiling the mysteries of the green forest blood cases and delving into the wild records of gossip, this book offers a comprehensive exploration of China's history, social transformations, and the intricacies of Chinese thought patterns. With its informative and entertaining content, grounded in well-researched facts, this book appeals to both the scholarly and general audience alike.
- AuthorHou Lei
- PublisherChung Hwa Book Co., (H.K.) Ltd.
- Publication Date2022
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This book delves into the deep affection between Hu Shi and V. S. Wells, as well as Hu Shi's relationship with Roberta Lowitz. It also includes biographical articles covering Hu Shi's time as an ambassador and his tenure at the Gest Library in Princeton. The author, a renowned scholar of Hu Shi, presents this American love story with historical evidence, meticulous analysis, and beautiful writing.
- AuthorZhou Zhiping
- PublisherChung Hwa Book Co., (H.K.) Ltd.
- Publication Date2019
The book is divided into "Regional" and "Livelihood" sections. The former focuses on the development of regions before and after World War II, such as Spring Garden Lane, Victoria Peak, Lei Cheng Uk Estate, and Broadcasting Road, and explains how they got their names and related stories. The latter section approaches from the perspective of livelihood, restoring the living conditions of old Hong Kong. For Hong Kong people of all ages who were born and raised here, it is an opportunity to revisit the precious memories of the past.
- AuthorSiu Kwok-kin
- PublisherJoint Publishing
- Publication Date2023
South China refers to the southern part of China, specifically the area south of the Qinling Mountains and the Huai River. It has a long history dating back to ancient times and is known for its diverse folk culture. This book, written by Xiao Guojian, who has extensive knowledge of Hong Kong and South China history, explores the region's history, culture, and customs. It focuses on four key aspects: ethnic groups, family migration, culture, and folk houses. Through meticulous research using historical documents, local chronicles, and more, the author presents the origins and integration of indigenous and Hakka populations in South China, showcasing their unique social life and cultural characteristics. This book offers readers an engaging and informative journey into the fascinating history of South China.
- AuthorSiu Kwok Kin
- PublisherChung Hwa Book Co., (H.K.) Ltd.
- Publication Date2022
In many parts of Africa, racial massacres and starvation among displaced refugees are imminent without the intervention of peacekeeping forces. The author, as a reporter, accompanies the Chinese peacekeeping force in Africa, documenting their lesser-known stories and capturing precious historical moments of Chinese soldiers on the world peacekeeping stage. This book sheds light on the peacekeeping efforts of Chinese soldiers in Congo, Liberia, South Sudan, Mali, and other United Nations peacekeeping zones. By reading this book, readers will gain an appreciation for the privilege of living in a peaceful and prosperous country.
- AuthorLi Yun
- PublisherChinese Education
- Publication Date2019