The Civilization Of China

The Chinese people reverence above all things literature and learning; they hate war, bearing in mind the saying of Mencius, There is no such thing as a righteous war; we can only assert that some wars are better than others;" and they love trade and the finesse of the market-place. China can boast many great soldiers, in modern as well as in ancient days."

The Civilization of China

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Herbert A. Giles

1

(1)

Preface

1

(1)

The Feudal Age

1

(13)

Law and Government

14

(8)

Religion and Superstition

22

(10)

A.D. 220--1200

32

(7)

Women and Children

39

(7)

Literature and Education

46

(10)

Philosophy and Sport

56

(11)

Recreation

67

(8)

The Mongols, 1260--1368

75

(8)

Mings and Ch'ings, 1368--1911

83

(7)

Chinese and Foreigners

90

(10)

The Outlook

100

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The Civilization Of China

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