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Contents of SACU's magazine China Eye for the year 2007.
For more details about the magazine please visit the China Eye page.
Sinofile - A regular round-up of news from China.
The First Qin Emperor -
Rob Stallard summarises the history of the most significant figure in early Chinese history.
Chinese seamen in World War 2 - Yvonne Foley documents the poor treatment of the Chinese who served in the British Navy.
Universal Beverage -
Ian Johnson looks into the history of tea from its earliest days.
Hangzhou: Paradise and Tea - Walter Fung shares some of his photographs of Hangzhou and the West Lake,
Chinese Individualism - Dr Martin Parnell studies changing attitudes to the rights of the individuals in China. (part 3)
China Eye Diary - Notices and events.
Sinofile - A regular round-up of news from China.
Universal Beverage (Part 2)- Ian Johnson looks into the history of tea from its earliest days.
The Chinese Calligraphers Sourcebook - Review of a new book by Yat-Ming Cathy Ho
Holiday Choices in China for Ex-pats - Jacqueline Buksh recounts her visit to Hainan Island.
The Role of the Late Imperial District Magistrate - Janet Ellard-Smith documetns the workings of the legal system in pre-republican China.
China Eye Diary - Notices and events.
Sinofile - A regular round-up of news from China.
A Long Year in Shanghai (1936-1938) - Sylvia Hogarth retells her father's experience of the Sino-Japanese War.
Dongtan: Realising Elysium - Jonathon Manns describes the amazing plans for the first true eco-city at Dongtan.
Dunhuang -
Brian Morgan recounts his vists to the extraordinary caves and grottoes at Dunhuang in the deserts of
North-West China.
China Day in Blackpool - Jacqueline Buksh sets out her experiences of teaching youngsters about China in her native Blackpool.
China Eye Diary - Notices and events.
Sinofile - A regular round-up of news from China.
Books - Weihaiwei under British Rule -
Walter Fung and John Gittings review this unique book about the treaty port in Shandong province ruled by the British 1989 to 1930.
Chinese Culture in Yorkshire - Brian Morgan recounts current initiatives for understanding Chinese Culture in Yorkshire. He also profiles the contemporary artist Wang Xi Jing.
Chinese Business Guanxi - Martin Parnell looks into the phenomenom of the all important 'guanxi' (connexions) that are needed for doing business in China.
Sichuan Incident - Ged Neary recounts his recent experiences of living and working in Sichuan.
The four great novels of China - Joan Chan gives an overview of the four most culturally important novels of China : The Journey to the West; Dreams of the Red Chamber; Romance of Three Kingdoms and Water Margin.
China Eye Diary - Notices and events.
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