Description
In China the tradition of a book society is longer than anywhere else in the world. Chinese paper making, calligraphy and woodblock printing date from very early ages, but have for a very long time remained almost unknown to the Western world. At the IFLA satellite meeting “Chinese Written and Printed Cultural Heritage and Library Work” in Hangzhou in 2006 the richness of present day book historical research and library activities in China has been presented by more than sixty papers. This fine selection reflects the width and depth of this extremely important and immense Chinese heritage.
Chapter
ON THE INVENTION OF WOOD BLOCKS FOR PRINTING IN CHINA
THE CALLIGRAPHY AND PRINTING CULTURAL HERITAGE OF GANSU – THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE ENGRAVED PRINTING PROCESS AND PAPERMAKING: AN ARCHAEOLOGICAL APPROACH
CATEGORIES, FEATURES AND SOCIAL BACKGROUNDS OF THE EXISTING WOOD BLOCKS FOR PRINTING IN CHINA
ONE OF THE GREAT WONDERS IN THE LIBRARY’S COLLECTION – A CASE STUDY ON WOOD BLOCKS FOR PRINTING IN THE ZHEJIANG LIBRARY
FROM PROTOTYPE TO RED PRINT: A STUDY ON THE PRIMARY SOURCE IN YUSHUTANG CONGSHU OF THE TEST PROCEDURE OF THE NEW WOOD BLOCK PRINTED BOOKS IN THE LATE QING DYNASTY
AN ORIGINAL DOCUMENT ON THE TECHNIQUES OF CLAY-BOARD PRINTING IN ANCIENT CHINA
THE INHERITANCE AND DEVELOPMENT OF WOOD LETTER PRINTING CULTURE IN THE ZHEJIANG GENEALOGIES
“GRAPH-BOOK” AND LAYOUT DESIGN IN ANCIENT CHINA
TRADITIONAL HANDMADE PAPER IN CHINA TODAY: ITS PRODUCTION AND CHARACTERISTICS
THE HISTORY OF ANCIENT PAPER MAKING AT WENZHOU AREA, ZHEJIANG, CHINA
SOME ISSUES ON THE PRESERVATION AND REINFORCEMENT OF PAPER-BASED RELICS
RESEARCH ON RECOVERING THE DAMAGED ANCIENT MANUSCRIPTS OF THE CHINA YI MINORITY
MR. LIU CHENGGAN’S TRAIN OF THOUGHT BEFORE AND AFTER DONATING JIAYE TANG TO THE ZHEJIANG LIBRARY
THE “PI & LU” POEM COLLECTION AND BOOK COLLECTION IN SUZHOU IN THE LATE-TANG DYNASTY
RARE MING EDITIONS IN THE BERLIN STATE LIBRARY – THE EXAMPLE OF THE LIEGUOZHI ZHUAN
A STUDY OF THE DECEIVING TRICKS EMPLOYED BY THE CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATION AIDS PUBLISHERS IN THE MID- AND LATE-MING PERIOD
A RESEARCH REVIEW OF CHINESE BOOKS EXCHANGED BETWEEN ANCIENT CHINA, JAPAN AND KOREA AND ITS INFLUENCE
LIST OF PAPERS FOR THE 2006 IFLA RBMS PRE-CONFERENCE IN HANGZHOU, CHINA
ON THE INVENTION OF WOOD BLOCKS FOR PRINTING IN CHINA
THE CALLIGRAPHY AND PRINTING CULTURAL HERITAGE OF GANSU – THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE ENGRAVED PRINTING PROCESS AND PAPERMAKING: AN ARCHAEOLOGICAL APPROACH
CATEGORIES, FEATURES AND SOCIAL BACKGROUNDS OF THE EXISTING WOOD BLOCKS FOR PRINTING IN CHINA
ONE OF THE GREAT WONDERS IN THE LIBRARY’S COLLECTION – A CASE STUDY ON WOOD BLOCKS FOR PRINTING IN THE ZHEJIANG LIBRARY
FROM PROTOTYPE TO RED PRINT: A STUDY ON THE PRIMARY SOURCE IN YUSHUTANG CONGSHU OF THE TEST PROCEDURE OF THE NEW WOOD BLOCK PRINTED BOOKS IN THE LATE QING DYNASTY
AN ORIGINAL DOCUMENT ON THE TECHNIQUES OF CLAY-BOARD PRINTING IN ANCIENT CHINA
THE INHERITANCE AND DEVELOPMENT OF WOOD LETTER PRINTING CULTURE IN THE ZHEJIANG GENEALOGIES
“GRAPH-BOOK” AND LAYOUT DESIGN IN ANCIENT CHINA
TRADITIONAL HANDMADE PAPER IN CHINA TODAY: ITS PRODUCTION AND CHARACTERISTICS
THE HISTORY OF ANCIENT PAPER MAKING AT WENZHOU AREA, ZHEJIANG, CHINA
SOME ISSUES ON THE PRESERVATION AND REINFORCEMENT OF PAPER-BASED RELICS
RESEARCH ON RECOVERING THE DAMAGED ANCIENT MANUSCRIPTS OF THE CHINA YI MINORITY
MR. LIU CHENGGAN’S TRAIN OF THOUGHT BEFORE AND AFTER DONATING JIAYE TANG TO THE ZHEJIANG LIBRARY
THE “PI & LU” POEM COLLECTION AND BOOK COLLECTION IN SUZHOU IN THE LATE-TANG DYNASTY
RARE MING EDITIONS IN THE BERLIN STATE LIBRARY – THE EXAMPLE OF THE LIEGUOZHI ZHUAN
A STUDY OF THE DECEIVING TRICKS EMPLOYED BY THE CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATION AIDS PUBLISHERS IN THE MID- AND LATE-MING PERIOD
A RESEARCH REVIEW OF CHINESE BOOKS EXCHANGED BETWEEN ANCIENT CHINA, JAPAN AND KOREA AND ITS INFLUENCE
LIST OF PAPERS FOR THE 2006 IFLA RBMS PRE-CONFERENCE IN HANGZHOU, CHINA
The History and Cultural Heritage of Chinese Calligraphy, Printing and Library Work
( IFLA Publications )
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