Reminiscences of a Librarian

【Abstract】THE Chinese have a proverb, “The melon-peddler always speaks of the sweetness of his melons.”I have been asked to talk about the Harvard-Yenching Library, and you must forgive me if I find my melon sweet. You must also excuse me if I seem immodest and talk about my own part in starting this library, for this is what I know best

Teaching James Joyce's 'Oxen of the sun' to advanced non-native majors of English

[[sponsorship]]中華民國英語文教師學會; 臺灣師範大學英語系[[conferencetype]]國際[[conferencedate]]19921114~19921114[[conferencelocation]]臺北市, 臺

After Missing the Recluse on the Western Mountain

It notes that it was reprinted from the Jade Mountain: A Chinese Anthology, translated by Witter Bynner from the texts of Kiang Kang-Hu, by permission of the publisher.Signed by Linnea Gentry and numbered 47/10

After Missing the Recluse on the Western Mountain

Numbered 78/10

Mobilize The Whole Party. Fight a Decisive Battle for Three Years. Strive Hard to Basically Realize Agricultural Méchanization

Our conference, following the line of the Eleventh National Party Congress and guided by Chairman Mao's "There will be a Great Leap Forward in China" and "A Letter on the Question of Agricultural Mechanization" and by Chairman Hua's relevant directives, has thoroughly discussed the problem of basically realizing agricultural mechanization in 1980. We have decided on some important policies and measures and have further defined various programs. Under the brilliant leadership of Chairman Hua and the Party's Central Committee and with the joint efforts of the participating comrades, the conference has been a success. Now I would like to talk about a few questions.