Feature: Studies on Shiji |
| Ruaan, Jy-sheng |
On Confucius and Chunqiu in Shiji |
| Yi, Ping |
A Re-examination of Zhang Yan's Viewof the Missing Articles in Shiji |
| Yen, Hung-chung |
On 'The Chronological Table by Months from Qin to Chu' of Shiji |
Articles |
| Lee, Jen-der |
Women Healers in Late Antiquity and Early Medieval China |
| Chou, Po-kan |
Treading a New Course: Coalescence of the Saddharmapunderika and the Prajnaparamita in Sengrui's 'Preface to the Small Version of Prajnaparamita' |
| Kao, Ming-shih |
The Chinese Missions to Japan during theSui and Tang Dynasties and Their Ceremonies |
| Wu, Chan-liang |
The Search of Tao in Yen Fu's Early Years: The Continuity and Transformation of Traditional Modes of Learning and Thinking |
| Li, Jian-min |
On Body Boundaries in Traditional Chinese Occult Science |
Expositions |
| Xu, Ping-fang |
Formation and Unification of the Qin Empire as Seen in Archaeology |
| Li, Jun-ming |
Notes on the Inscribed Bone Labels Unearthed from the Weiyang-gong Palace Site in Han Chang'an City |
| Wang, The-yi |
Historiography in the Song Dynasty: Its Characteristics and Significance |
| Wong, Young-Tsu |
The Substance And Function of Historiography: Studies in Qian Zhongshu's View of History, Part One |
Essays and Discussions |
| Huang, Chun-chieh |
On the Religiosity of Confucianism |
| Tseng, Hua-pi |
Developments, Meanings and Myths of Environmental History: The Case of American Historiography |
History Teaching |
| Chou, Liang-Kai |
Reflections on Historiophoty as Historical Knowledge and a Historical Course |
Book Reviews |
| Li, Hsiao-ti |
A Review on Angela Leung's Charity and Jiaohua (Moral Transformation): Charitable Organization in Ming-Qing China |
