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A collection of critical studies on various aspects of Gao Xingjian's novels and plays. The contributors include scholars in the fields of comparative literature, theatre and Chinese studies, whose views form a critical dialogue on the writer's achievements in literature and the theatre.

This textbook is designed for students of Chinese as a second/foreign language who have had three years of study at college. Focusing on topics of international business and foreign trade, the book offers advanced training in vocabulary, grammar, and rhetoric.

A collection of over 3000 commonly-used colloquial expressions in Cantonese, with English translations. Each entry presents the expression in Chinese characters with its literal translation in English, its phonetic transcription in the Yale Romanization System, and a description of its meaning.

This work is a continuation of the authors' earlier publication, ""The China Miracle: Development Strategy and Economic Reform"". The authors review the historical evolution of the state-owned enterprises, analyze the current problems, and suggest the direction for future reforms.

Ibsen has often been considered as the most important source, besides Goethe, of Western influence in modern Chinese literary thinking and remains influential in both the modern Chinese theatre and the Chinese women's movement. This bibliography charts how modern Chinese culture has developed.

A celebration of Hong Kong, marking the transfer of sovereignty from Britain to China. It focuses on the environment and lifestyles of Hong Kong, featuring over 400 photographs capturing aspects of Hong Kong life, and the thoughts of 1000 people who were asked what Hong Kong means to them.

Offers scholarly reflections on issues related to the mutual understanding and influence between China and Europe from the sixteenth to eighteenth centuries. The essays touch on the various religious, intellectual, scientific and artistic aspects of the encounter and show that there had been significant interactions of different degrees of success.