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China Eye is a widely respected magazine giving an independent view of all aspects of China and is published quarterly to members of SACU. SACU has produced a magazine / newsletter for forty years. China Eye contains Sinofile - a news digest of recent events in China, a wide range of articles, an events diary and information - anything with a Chinese connection. It is the member's journal of the Society for Anglo-Chinese Understanding (SACU). To receive a copy you need to join SACU, please go to the membership page to start your application online. To submit an article for inclusion in our magazine please see the Contribute section. Issue 37 (Spring 2013)
Sinofile - A regular round-up of news from China. Personal thoughts on the Meridian Society's Long March tour -
Michael Sherringham describes how China has changed compared to a first tour 40 years ago.
Read this article in full on the Long March Revist page.
Raising Old Ghosts - China and Japan in dispute - Tamara Treichel explains why the Diaoyu Islands are such a hot topic. Quaker missionaries in China - Christopher Henson looks back to the Quaker missions to China in the last 100 years. The Year of the Snake - Jacqueline Buksh explains the significance of the snake in Chinese astrology. Reading about China 7 - Dr. Haris Livas-Dawes introduces more books she has found useful in learning about China. China Eye Diary - Notices and events. |
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We welcome contributions to China Eye either by writing articles or suggesting a contact who can. Articles are welcomed on any aspect of China, especially if it contributes to Anglo-Chinese Understanding. A guidelines for contributors leaflet has been prepared and will be sent or e-mailed to anyone on request. You can also help by letting us know of any events, theatre, performances or meetings in your area, which may be of interest to SACU members. Please contact the China Eye editor and remember to include all details of dates, opening times, entry charge, location and contact numbers. You can also contribute to the production of China Eye by helping to proofread parts of the manuscript before printing. Please contact the editor using our Contact page if you can help. Thank you.
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