《Lion and Dragon in Northern China》

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作者: Reginald F. Johnston
出版社: Cambridge University Press
出版年: 2011-6-30
页数: 560
定价: USD 49.00
装帧: Paperback
ISBN: 9781108029643

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Sir Reginald Fleming Johnston (1874-1938) was a colonial administrator and scholar with a lifelong fascination with China who was appointed tutor to the young Puyi (1906-1967), who became emperor at the age of two. Johnston was highly favoured by the emperor, receiving several imperial titles and residing in the Forbidden City. His account of his time as Puyi's tutor, Twilight ...

Sir Reginald Fleming Johnston (1874-1938) was a colonial administrator and scholar with a lifelong fascination with China who was appointed tutor to the young Puyi (1906-1967), who became emperor at the age of two. Johnston was highly favoured by the emperor, receiving several imperial titles and residing in the Forbidden City. His account of his time as Puyi's tutor, Twilight in the Forbidden City, also reissued in this series, was dramatised in the film The Last Emperor. Previously, Johnston had served in a variety of colonial service positions, including three years as commissioner of the British-held territory of Weihaiwai. This book, first published in 1910, is Johnston's examination of Weihaiwei, which he considered to be a microcosm of Chinese life. Writing with obvious affection, Johnston outlines the history, culture, festivals and local folklore of Weihaiwei and explores what the future could hold for the city.

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作者：（英国）庄士敦（R.F.Johnston） 译者：刘本森

庄士敦（R.F.Johnston）（1874年10月13日—1938年3月6日），英国人。他是“辛亥革命”之后，惟一进入小朝廷的帝后生活之中，并在紫禁城中生活过的外国人，也是几千年中国封建社会历史中，第一个也是最后一个拥有“帝师”头衔的外国人。庄士敦毕业于爱丁堡大学和牛津大学，1898年赴中国，在华生活工作三十多年，醉心于中国文化的研究，后成为著名汉学家。1919年，庄士敦应邀至紫禁城担任清朝末代皇帝溥仪的英语、数学、地理等学科的老师，备受溥仪的敬重，师生情谊深厚。1930年返回英国，在伦敦大学东方学院任教，其间，庄士敦指导过我国现代著名作家、文学研究家钱钟书。庄士敦著述颇丰，代表作有《从北京到瓦城》《佛教中国》《佛教徒的中国》《威海卫狮龙共存》《儒教与近代中国》《中国戏剧》等。

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Frontmatter: pp. i-vi
PREFACE: pp. vii-viii
Contents: pp. ix-x
LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS: pp. xi-xiv
CHAP. I - INTRODUCTION: pp. 1-11
CHAP. II - WEIHAIWEI AND THE SHANTUNG PROMONTORY: pp. 12-33
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Frontmatter: pp. i-vi
PREFACE: pp. vii-viii
Contents: pp. ix-x
LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS: pp. xi-xiv
CHAP. I - INTRODUCTION: pp. 1-11
CHAP. II - WEIHAIWEI AND THE SHANTUNG PROMONTORY: pp. 12-33
CHAP. III - HISTORY AND LEGEND: pp. 34-56
CHAP. IV - CHINESE CHRONICLES AND LOCAL CELEBRITIES: pp. 57-76
CHAP. V - BRITISH RULE: pp. 77-101
CHAP. VI - LITIGATION: pp. 102-126
CHAP. VII - VILLAGE LIFE AND LAND TENURE: pp. 127-154
CHAP. VIII - VILLAGE CUSTOMS, FESTIVALS AND FOLK-LORE: pp. 155-194
CHAP. IX - THE WOMEN OF WEIHAIWEI: pp. 195-216
CHAP. X - WIDOWS AND CHILDREN: pp. 217-253
CHAP. XI - FAMILY GRAVEYARDS: pp. 254-275
CHAP. XII - DEAD MEN AND GHOST-LORE: pp. 276-299
CHAP. XIII - CONFUCIANISM—I: pp. 300-327
CHAP. XIV - CONFUCIANISM—II: pp. 328-350
CHAP. XV - TAOISM, LOCAL DEITIES, TREE-WORSHIP: pp. 351-384
CHAP. XVI - THE DRAGON, MOUNTAIN-WORSHIP, BUDDHISM: pp. 385-407
CHAP. XVII - RELIGION AND SUPERSTITION IN EAST AND WEST: pp. 408-425
CHAP. XVIII - THE FUTURE: pp. 426-450
INDEX: pp. 451-465
Miscellaneous Endmatter: pp. 466-466
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