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On Marshal Gods in âFengshen Yanyiâ
The characters that appear in âFengshen Yanyiâ are either recorded in history books, or developed by later beliefs as gods and goddesses, or due to authorial creation. This thesis notes the emergence of Marshal Gods in âFengshen Yanyiâ. The origin of Marshal Gods is investigated, while other sources are investigated in relation to their appearance
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An Analysis on the "Prépositions" in Léon Wieger\u27s Rudiments de parler chinois. 1er Volume
As a significant work on Ho-kien (æ²³éŽ) dialect of Chinese language, Léon Wieger\u27s Rudiments de parler chinois shows us what Ho-kien dialect was likely appeared 100 years before. In the first volume of this series, the author explained the "the mechanism of the language" in 175 entries in total, and the entries 108 to 117 focused on explaining "prépositions". This thesis is going to use the "prépositions" part in Rudiments de parler chinois. 1er Volume to summarize Léon Wieger\u27s points on prepositions, and by comparing with the other works, this paper is expected to get the following conclusion: the "prépositions" part in Rudiments de parler chinois. 1er Volume gave more details and richer corpus than its predecessors, but its origin is still French language, and its purpose is to find corresponding Chinese expressions. In fact, it nether reflected the nature of prepositions in Chinese, nor did it teach the readers how to use Chinese prepositions.å
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Shanghai Junks that came to Nagasaki during the Edo period
In the Edo period, Japan limited trade with foreign countries to China and Japanese orchids through Nagasaki in Kyushu. The merchant ship, Chinese Junks that arrived in Nagasaki from Gangnam in China was called the Nanjing ship. The Nanjing ship came from the port of Changjiang Exit instead of the current Nanjing. In particular, it can be seen that most of the Nanjing vessels that arrived in Nagasaki after the Qing Dynasty\u27s Great Clearance came from Shanghai. Therefore, I would like to talk about the Sino-Japanese trade that developed between Shanghai and Nagasaki in the early Qing dynasty.å
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An Investigation of the Relationship between Young Mori Kaku and Manchurian Lease in the Early Years of the Republic of China
After the outbreak of the Revolution of 1911, all circles in Japan had different attitudes towards Chinese revolution. Besides, the revolutionary government had to contact frequently with these circles because of financial shortages. Against this background, the employees of Mitsui & Co, represented by Mori Kaku (森æª), took the initiative to closely consulted with the leaders of the revolutionary government, Sun Yat-sen (åäžå±±) and Huangxing (é»å
Ž), on the Manchurian Lease ("满掲ç§å"). By investigating the negotiation among Sun Yat-sen, Huang Xing, Mori Gaku and so forth on the Manchukuo Lease, it can be found that Mori Kaku\u27s early ideas, to expand national sovereignty, are the highest criterion for him to participate Chinese affairs. His in-law relationship with Masuda Takashi (çç°å) and the personal relationship between Masuda Takashi and Inoue Kaoru are important conditions to negotiate with Sun Yat-sen, Huang Xing and Inoue Kaoru (äºäžéŠš) under mutual trust. The fact that Mori Kaku negotiated with the Chinese side, Masuda Takashi communicated with the Japanese side, and Inoue Kaoru instigated within the senior levels is the key element of the negotiation system named "Manchurian Lease" which are formed on the basis of thees relationship.å
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Toward the Development of a New Environmental Education Program Centered on Regional Cooperation
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