Qing China
Human capital in Qing China: economic determinism or a history of failed opportunities?
... Fortunately, there were 15 regional cases which reported the local ratio of passing the first level exam make us to get the average ratio of passing the first level exam for the whole country in Qing China ...
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Civilizations in Crisis: The Ottoman Empire, the Islamic Heartlands, and Qing China
... and Qing China, problems of internal political decline were accentuated by the menace of Western ...that China would recover fully under the Manchus and that the forces of Western merchants could be ...
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Schooling and society in late Qing China
... In May, 1906, the staffing and organization of the Ministry were decreed, the anachronistic office of xuezheng (which had outlived by some months the examination system) abolished, and an administrative hierarchy which ...
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Locating a chronology for the great divergence: a critical survey of published data deployed for the measurement of nominal wages for Ming and Qing China
... the Qing state almost certainly record ‘norms’ for monetary payments that were, in all probability, net of the food, shelter, clothing and other wage payments in kind that were managed and supplied by departments ...
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Recasting The Chinese Empire: Qing China And Choson Korea, 1610S–1910S
... in China, the emperor emphasized that “the civilized–barbarian distinction is extremely strict” ...the Qing as the ...the Qing as the civilized Heavenly Dynasty and reinforced the rules of the ...
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The Tangdan Copper Mines and the 1733 Earthquake: A Mining Community before the Boom in the Far Southwest of Qing China
... the Qing empire seem to suddenly appear in the late ...of Qing-period mining by examining a particular case ...of Qing society and economy created by the official emphasis on agriculture and the ...
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The chidu in late Ming and early Qing China
... Partly because there has been very little work done on the genre at all, and more particularly to provide background to the discussion of late Ming and early Qing chidu, I begin by exami[r] ...
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China’s population expansion and its causes during the Qing period, 1644–1911
... (960–1127), China shrank back to the size under the Qin (221 BC – 207 BC), but its population exceeded 100 million, the largest hitherto in China’s ...the Qing, China’s territory fell to a size between that ...
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Through Their Neighbors’ Eyes: Interactions and Relations between Korea, Japan and China during the Ming-Qing Transition
... Manchu Qing regime in China was also one of the most important periods of transition in Korean ...“Little China” – Studies of the Choson Period Trend of Revering the Zhou and Longing for the Ming ...
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Collaboration and Resistance on the Southwest Frontier: Early Eighteenth-Century Qing Expansion on Two Fronts
... 1715 Qing China (1644–1912) was forced to respond to two separate international events, the Zunghar Mongol threat in Central Eurasia and Japan’s decision to limit copper exports to ...The Qing ...
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Guiding Service-Oriented Software Engineering - A View-based Approach. Qing Gu
... The design of SBAs focuses on the design of a set of services and their composi- tions, as well as placing them into service pools to fulfill ever-changing business requirements. Accordi[r] ...
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Qing-Yi decoction in participants with severe acute pancreatitis: a randomized controlled trial
... Results: From March 2008 to July 2010, a total of 300 participants with severe acute pancreatitis were assessed for eligibility in West China Hospital, and 100 were eligible for randomized allocation. Eighty-five ...
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Wang Yuanqi and the Orthodoxy of Self-Reflection in Early Qing Landscape Painting
... and Qing literati artists were inept in transforming poetic lines into convincing pictorial representations, 56 Cahill seems to misapprehend both the aesthetic goals and theories of some of these later artists and ...
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State Power and Frontier Society:Focusing on the Development of Zhenyuan Prefecture in Ming and Qing Dynasties
... The second chapter showed the expansion of national system in the whole Zhenyuan region (called Zhenyuan Prefecture in the past, including today’s Zhenyuan country, Shi[r] ...
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Chinese Muslims in the Qing Empire: public culture, identities, and law, 1644—1911
... Chinese Muslims not only recognized their legal category as Qing subjects, but also consciously presented themselves as law-‐abiding subjects and tried to win support or legal protection from the Qing ...
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Translating Practical Knowledge: Three Theories of Portraiture from the Mid-Qing Dynasty
... The efforts invested by the Qing authors in translating portraiture the- ories into cohesive systems reflect their understanding of knowledge. Knowledge of portraiture should be acquired through reflection and ...
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Tribute, trade and the demise of the 'Chinese world order' in Ming (1368-1644) and Qing (1644-1911)
... Although China and Korea had had close cultural ties since the beginning of the imperial era, the political relations between the two countries were far from ...items China requested, ...and China ...
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CHINA 2.0 CHINA 1.0 CHINA 3.0
... of China Analysis that focused on the Guangdong and Chongqing ...of China in the world, equalled by few and surpassed by ...our China programme a couple of years ago, has a knack for keeping up with ...
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The historical and chemical investigation of dyes in high status Chinese costume and textiles of the Ming and Qing dynasties (1368-1911)
... cotton products were used to contribute to court since the Tang Dynasty (618-907). 202 It was from the Li group that Huang Daopo (c.1245-1330), an important Figure in Chinese textile history, learned advanced cotton ...
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CHINA 2.0 CHINA 1.0 CHINA 3.0
... der China als einziges Land in den nächsten zehn Jahren zum Gegenpol der USA ...dass China seinen Alliierten keine wirtschaftlichen Hilfen oder Investitionen zur Verfügung stellen sollte, sondern ...
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