| Number 7 October 1991 |
Perspectives on the Twenty-First Century
4
Hope Springs Eternal
Ye Xiu-shan
5
The Historic Significance of the Economic Takeoff of the Four Little Dragons
Liu Pak-wai
7
To Sink Roots Before Sprouting Shoots: How China Would Enter the Twenty-First Century
Lam Shan-muk
9
Three Humble Wishes
Wu Jia-feng
China: The Past Century
15
An Analysis of the Fermentation for Restoration after the 1911 Revolution
Ma Yong
28
The Different Approaches of Sun Yat-sen and Gandhi to Modernisation
Wang Hui-yun
41
Building a Legal Framework for National Economy during the Early Republican Era
Yu He-ping
Books, Views and Thoughts
53
Norbert Elias: Humanity, Civilisation and Power
Stephen Mennell
65
Evaluation out of Historical Context: on The Chinese and Chinese Tradition
Xia Zhong-yi
From the Scientific World
72
A Century of Physical Sciences in China
Zhang Dian-zhou
View on the World
89
Contemporary Chinese Architectural Thinking
Xue Yu
Humanities
102
Death and Metamorphosis I — The Process of Modernisation in the Ottoman Empire
Chen Fong-ching
119
Chinese Cultural Development in Three Transitional Periods
Tang Yi-jie
123
From "Hong Kao Liang" to "Ju Dao"
Ma Jun-xiang
Peripatetic Notes
133
Maxims Held by My Grandfather for Himself
Bing Xin
134
Footnote, Endnote, Peripatetic Note and Postscript Note
Joseph S. M. Lau
137
A Note on the Fiery Mountain
Zhang Cheng-zhi
Criticism and Response
142
Questions to the Author of "The Two Waves of Scientism in China During the Twentieth Century"
Huan Xue-wen
147
A Response to Mr. Huan Xue-wen
Liu Qing-feng
Economics and Society
150
Corporatism and the Chinese Economic Reform
Peter N. S. Lee
161
From the Editor’s Desk
162
Pictorial Credits
