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Relying on materials that she uncovered in the First Historical Archives in Beijing, this investigates the development of imperial drama and its influence on Peking Opera, as well as the function and system of the Nanfu (later Shengpingshu) -an organization responsible for drama in the Qing dynasty.

Reveals a variety of sources for Chinese women's history. This book explores overt and covert information on Chinese women in a vast quantity of textual and non-textual, conventional and unconventional, source materials.

Features fifty essays that focus on a period in which modernization and republicanism coexisted within classical Chinese culture. This work provides an introduction that supplies critical literary and historical background on the relationship between xiaopin wen and the May Fourth movement.

Reports upon a longitudinal study of chronic drug abusers in Hong Kong that used an analytical framework consisting of sociological, psychological and treatment variables to explore the protective and risk factors affecting the relapse or abstinence of chronic drug abusers.

Dealing with Hong Kong tax system, this work explains the taxes under the Inland Revenue Ordinance - Property Tax, Salaries Tax and Profits Tax. It includes two chapters covering Stamp Duty and Estate Duty.

Provides the real estate market and the property-related profession with an overall view of the land management system in Hong Kong. This book combines a factual account of the system and how it works in practice with academic and theoretical discussions concerning the application of development appraisal models.

Camel Xiangzi registers a new approach to the representation of China in its absurdist situation. The novel shows Lao She at his best, the work of a mature writer, who excels in his mastery of narrative techniques, as well as his prophetic vision of the future of China.

This work provides information on children with exceptionalities, and ways to help them learn more effectively. It may help readers clarify many of their misunderstandings on special needs education. The contents of this book can be applied to various educational and non-school settings.

The 14 essays presented in this volume examine the diverse ways in which cultural products are shaped and re-shaped in public spaces in China, Taiwan, Hong Kong, Japan and some other countries in the Pacific in their continuing encounters with the forces of localism and globalism.