Hong Kong. The Chinese University Press. 2009. Black and white photographic illustrations, xv + 523 pages, index, notes, paperback. Hu Shi's life touched virtually every important aspect of society in twentieth-century China. His most significant contributions were his support of Chinese liberalism and his advocacy for the use of vernacular... More
Hong Kong. Joint Publishing Co., 1992. Maps, colour photographic illustrations and line drawings, xi + 99pp, appendices, 12mo, paperback. "The book is designed for young people and can easily serve as a congenial supplement for high school social studies courses covering geography, history and ethnic studies. The reader will be... More
United Kingdom. Verso Books. 2013. 326 pages, dustjacket. Hu Feng, the "counterrevolutionary" leader of a banned literary school, spent twenty-five years in Chinese Communist Party prison system. But back in the early days of Communist China he was among the party's chief literary theoreticians and critics - at least until... More
