《中国和中国人》带您了解一个世纪以前中国的社会状况以及中西交流的历史。 China and the Chinese tells you about basic knowledge about China and social conditions of China nearly a century ago.
內容簡介：
《中国和中国人》通过大量实例讲述了中国的语言特点、剑桥图书馆所藏有关中国的图书、中国的行政管理制度、中国与古希腊的比较、道教，以及中国的民风和习俗。 The "China Yesterday" series include a few Sinological and biographical works on the topics of Chinese history, literature, society, etc. All these works were written by foreigners and shed light on China in unique perspectives.
關於作者：
翟理斯（Herbert Allen Giles，18451935），1867年来到中国，历任天津、宁波、汉口、广州、汕头、厦门、福州、上海、淡水等地英国领事馆翻译、领事等职，归国后任剑桥大学教授。 Herbert Allen Giles 8 December 184513 February 1935 was a British diplomat and sinologist who was the professor of Chinese at Cambridge University for 35 years.
目錄：
LECTURE ITHE CHINESE LANGUAGEIts Importance Its Difficulty The Colloquial DialectsMandarin Absence of Grammar Illustrations Pidgin-EnglishScarcity of Vocables The Tones Coupled Words The Written Language The Indicators Picture Characters Pictures of IdeasThe Phonetics Some Faulty AnalysesLECTURE IIA CHINESE LIBRARYThe Cambridge Eng. Library A The Confucian CanonB Dynastic History The Historical Record The Mirror of History Biography Encyclopdias How arrangedCollections of Reprints The Imperial Statutes The Penal CodeC Geography Topography An Old Volume Account of Strange Nations D Poetry Novels Romance of the Three KingdomsPlays E Dictionaries The Concordance Its ArrangementImperial Catalogue Senior ClassicsLECTURE IIIDEMOCRATIC CHINAThe Emperor Provincial Government Circuits PrefecturesMagistracies Headboroughs The People The Magistrate Other Provincial Officials The Prefect The Intendant of Circuit TaotaiViceroy and Governor Taxation Mencius on the People Personal Liberty New Imposts CombinationIllustrationsLECTURE IVCHINA AND ANCIENT GREECERelative Values of Chinese and Greek in Mental and Moral Training Lord Granville Wn Tien-hsiang Han Y An Emperor A Land of Opposites Coincidences between Chinese and Greek Civilisations The Question of Greek Influence GreekWords in Chinese Coincidences in Chinese and Western LiteratureStudents of Chinese wantedLECTURE VTAOISMReligions in China What is Tao? Lao Tz? The Tao T ChingIts Claims The Philosophy of Lao Tz? -Developed by Chuang Tz? His View of Tao A Taoist Poet Symptoms of Decay The Elixir of Life Alchemy The Black Art Struggle between Buddhism and Taoism They borrow from One Another The Corruption ofTao Its Last StateLECTURE VISOME CHINESE MANNERS AND CUSTOMSOrigin of the Queue Social Life An Eyeglass Street Etiquette Guest and Host The Position of Women InfanticideTraining and Education of Women The Wifes Status Ancestral Worship Widows Foot-binding Henpecked Husbands TheChinaman a Mystery Customs vary with Places Dogs FleshSubstitutes at Executions Doctors ConclusionINDEX
內容試閱：
The following Lectures were delivered during March, 1902, at Columbia University, in the city of New York, to inaugurate the foundation by General Horace W. Carpentier of the Dean Lung Chair of Chinese.By the express desire of the authorities of Columbia University these Lectures are now printed, and they may serve to record an important and interesting departure in Oriental studies.It is not pretended that Chinese scholarship will be in any way advanced by this publication. The Lectures, slight in themselves, were never meant for advanced students, but rather to draw attention to, and possibly arouse some interest in, a subject which will occupy a larger space in the future than in the present or in the past.HERBERT A. GILES.Cambridge, England,April 15, 1902.
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