Hu Shih

Autobiography at Forty, the one and only autobiography written by Hu Shih himself in his lifetime, introduces his life experiences and mentality changes in his childhood, teenage and young adulthood period. This book is a “spiritual dialogue” betwe...

A courageous and substantial recounting of the victimization of Chinese intellectuals at the institution of higher education during the Cultural Revolution. Mainly about the author’s relentless lashing on his persecutors which unveils the heart of d...

A representation of the stories of 14 women, which not only is a group portrait of the female intellectuals in the 1940s, but also expresses the author's outlook on women; The early stories in this collection employ the male persona ironically, where...

Selects English theses and articles on Chinese education theory, philosophy of education as well as educational methodology in China written by famous Chinese educator, Tao Xingzhi (W. T. Tao); Also includes traditional Chinese stories, folktales and...

1928-1937 excavations in 15 seasons in the Ruins of Yin beginning with the discovery of oracle bones. A general account of the 15 excavations that bring the legendary early Bronze Age of China within the realm of Chinese written history. A first-pers...

An eyewitness account of what has happened in China tracing the trend of events from early days in Chekiang to the social and political upheavals all over China. An acute, perceptive commentary on the transforming of China, and the humble, ordinary m...