| Number 151 October 2015 |
The Twenty-First Century Review
In Celebration of the Silver Jubilee of Twenty-First Century
4
This Quarter of a Centenary and Beyond
Hsu Cho-yun
9
Literary Canon and World Literature
Zhang Long-xi
18
Intellectuals Cum Press Commentators in Modern China: Reflections on Ta Kung Pao and Zhang Ji-luan
Lee Chin-chuan
24
Safeguarding the Publicness of the Intelligentsia of Contemporary China: An Expectancy of the Rejuvenation of Twenty-First Century
Xu Ji-lin
26
On the Paradox of Chinese Modernization
Chen Fong-ching
Research Articles
32
The Transition of Two Enlightenment Movements in the Late Qing and Early Republican Period and the Influence of “Japanese-style Liberalism”: The Centennial of New Culture Movement (Part II)
Qin Hui
51
The Legacy of “Gonghe”: The Literary and Cultural Reformism in Early Republican China
Chen Jian-hua
68
Kim Il-sung Reaches the Apex of Power: Purging Dissenters in the Party
Shen Zhi-hua
86
The Post-War Renovation of Shanghai Port and Kuomintang Government’s Economic Rejuvenation Project
Song Zuan-you
100
The Destiny of the Weak: Infant Abandonment in Nanjing Region during the Great Famine
Lin Peng
View on the World
121
The Call of the Borderland: Ethnic Minorities and Chinese Contemporary Art
Huang Bi-he
Book Reviews
135
Remodeling the Symbols of Revolution and Culture: A Review on Chang-tai Hung, Mao’s New World: Political Culture in the Early People’s Republic
Huang Bi-he
145
The Reform of Heterodox Spaces of Folk Art: A Review on Zhang Lian-hong, Forging Masterpieces: A Study of the Reform of Traditional Opera in New China
Li Xin-zhu
156
Tripartite Interactions
158
From the Editor’s Desk
