北洋政府时期云南民间社团灾荒救治呈现出一种明显的组织化赈灾态势,开启了云南近代慈善意识启蒙,彰显出云南近代慈善事业获得了初步发展.然而,云南民间组织还无法独立承担起灾荒救治的主体责任,官民处于一种相互持,互相协作的混合状态.尽管近代民间组织的兴起及其参与灾害救治有着非常重要的历史意义,然而,仅凭民间社团的力量是无法应对社会转型期暴增的社会问题和灾荒频发所叠加的复杂社会救助局面的,还需要政府和民间优势互补,协同进行.

• Introduction
• Overviews of Chinese Medicine Periodicals from the Late Qing and Republican Periods
• Report of the Academy of Beneficial Aid (Liji xuetang bao)
• Medical News (Yixue bao)
• Shaoxing Medical Journal (Shaoxing yiyao xuebao)
• The International Medical Journal (Zhongxi yixue bao)
• Shenzhou Medical Journal (Shenzhou yiyaoxue bao)
• Medical Magazine (Yixue zazhi)
• Shanghai's Chinese Medicine Magazine (Zhongyi zazhi; including Shanghai's National Medicine Magazine (Guoyi zazhi)
• Triple-Three Medical Journal (San-san yibao)
• Shaoxing Medical Monthly (Shaoxing yiyao yuebao)
• Shenyang Medical Magazine (Shenyang yixue zazhi)
• Guangzhou's Chinese Medicine Magazine (Zhongyi zazhi)
• Annals of the Medical World (Yijie chunqiu)
• Chinese Medical Monthly (Zhongguo yixue yuekan)
• Apricot Grove Medical Monthly (Xinglin yixue yuebao)
• Guangdong Medical Monthly (Guangdong yiyao yuebao)
• Chinese Medical World (Zhongyi shijie)
• Self-Strengthening Medical Monthly (Ziqiang yixue yuekan); Self-Strengthening Medical Journal (Ziqiang yikan)
• The Record of Chinese Medical Guidance (Zhongyi zhidao lu)
• Hong Kong's National Medicine Magazine (Guoyi zazhi)
• Straight Talk from the Medical World (Yilin yi'e)
• Shenzhou National Medicine Journal (Shenzhou guoyi xuebao)
• National Medicine Bulletin (Guoyi gongbao)

• Contemporary Medicine Monthly (Xiandai yiyao yuekan); Contemporary Medicine (Xiandai yiyao)
• Acumoxa Magazine (Zhenjiu zazhi)
• Guanghua Medical Magazine (Guanghua yiyao zazhi)
• Contemporary Chinese Medicine (Xiandai zhongyi); Contemporary Chinese Medicine Magazine (Xiandai zhongyi zazhi)
• Tieqiao's Medical Monthly (Tieqiao yixue yuekan)
• Suzhou National Medicine Magazine (Suzhou guoyi zazhi)
• Correct Words on National Medicine (Guoyi zhengyan)
• Chinese Medicine's New Life (Zhongyi xin shengming)
• Beiping Medical Monthly (Beiping yiyao yuekan)
• Chinese-Western Medicine (Zhongxi yiyao)
• Cultured Medicine Semimonthly (Wenyi banyuekan)
• National Medical Literature (Guoyi wenxian)
• Mainstay of National Medicine Monthly (Guoyi dizhu yuekan)
• Chinese Medicine (Zhongguo yixue)
• Journal of New Chinese Medicine (Xin zhongyi kan)
• Beijing Medical Monthly (Beijing yiyao yuekan)
• A New Voice on National Medicinals (Guoyao xinsheng)
• National Medicine Guide (Guoyi daobao)
• Reviving Chinese Medicine (Fuxing zhongyi)
• Chinese Medicine Monthly (Zhongguo yiyao yuekan)
• Chinese Medicine (Zhongguo yixue)
• Chinese Women Physicians (Zhongguo nüyi)
• Medical Literature (Yiwen)
• New China Medicine Monthly (Xin Zhonghua yiyao yuekan)
• West China Medical Magazine (Huaxi yiyao zazhi)
• Medical History Magazine (Yishi zazhi)
• Appendix : A Humanist Analysis on Periodicals of Chinese Medicine from the Late Qing and Republican Periods

"Chinese Medicine Periodicals from the Late Qing and Republican China: An Overview includes an introduction of 49 periodicals on Chinese medicine published in the late Qing and Republican periods in China. Considered one of the best sources for observing the changing nature of medical practice and education during the late Qing and Republican eras in China, this collection of periodicals provides unique insight into not only the modern transformation of Chinese medicine, but also the larger role of medicine in Chinese society"-- Provided by publisher.
A list of nearly 50 Chinese medical periodicals, from about 1850-1949. Each listing has periodical title, dates published, and name of editor or other person(s) associated with the title.

• Intro
• Contents
• About Qian Zhong Yang (Qian Yi)
• List of Translators
• Part I
• 1 The Method of Pulse-Taking for Young Children
• 2 Thriving Changes
• 3 What the Five Viscera Govern
• 4 Diseases of Five Solid Viscera
• 5 Liver Affected by Exogenous Evil to Cause Wind
• 6 Liver Heat
• 7 Lung Heat
• 8 Lung Exuberance Complicated by Cold Wind
• 9 Deficient Heat Due to Lung
• 10 Deficient Damage of Lung
• 11 Heart Heat
• 12 Heart Excess
• 13 Kidney Deficiency
• 14 General Signs of Complexion
• 15 Internal Signs of Eyes
• 16 Liver Disease Retro-restraining Lung

• 17 Diseased Lung Dominating Liver
• 18 Liver Generating Wind
• 19 Liver Generating Heat
• 20 Liver Generating Wind Drastically
• 21 Epilepsy with Convulsions
• 22 Convulsions in the Morning
• 23 Convulsions Around Noon
• 24 Convulsions Day and Night
• 25 Convulsions During the Night
• 26 Convulsions After Coryza
• 27 Convulsions After Maldigestion
• 28 Convulsions Within One Hundred Days After Birth
• 29 Acute Seizure
• 30 Chronic Seizure
• 31 Five Kinds of Epilepsy
• 32 The Manifestations of Pox and Rash
• 33 Coryza
• 34 Cold Hands and Feet Due to Coryza

• 35 Coryza Accompanied by Diarrhea
• 36 Abdominal Distention Due to Coryza
• 37 Coryza Involving Solid Viscera
• 38 Residual Fever After Purgation for Coryza
• 39 The Same and Different Manifestations Between Cold-Damage and Pox-Rash
• 40 Vomiting and Diarrhea with High Fever in the First Three Days After Birth
• 41 The Newborn at the Age of Three to Ten Days After Birth Has Vomiting and Cool Body
• 42 The Newborn Has Vomiting
• 43 Vomiting and Diarrhea with Body Heat After Coryza
• 44 Vomiting and Diarrhea with Feverish Body After Coryza

• 45 Vomiting and Diarrhea with Cool Body After Coryza
• 46 Similarity of Tidal Fever and Exuberant Fever Due to Wind-Heat
• 47 Similarity Between Aphonia and Dysphonia Due to Feeble Kidney
• 48 Similarity for Yellowish Pigmentations
• 49 Vomiting and Diarrhea in Summer and Autumn
• 50 Vomiting Milk
• 51 Deficiency and Emaciation
• 52 Coughing
• 53 Various Infantile Malnutrition
• 54 Disharmony of Stomach Qi
• 55 Cold and Deficient Stomach
• 56 Pain Due to Food Retention
• 57 Pain Due to Worm Diseases
• 58 Similarity Between Worms Syndrome and Epilepsy
• 59 Qi Disharmony

• 60 Indigestion of Food
• 61 Aggregation in the Abdomen
• 62 Deficient and Excessive Abdominal Distention and Swelling
• 63 Frequent Sweating
• 64 Night Sweats
• 65 Night Crying
• 66 Crying Due to Fright
• 67 Tongue Wagging
• 68 Erysipelas
• 69 Open Fontanelles
• 70 Deficient Sweating of Taiyang Meridian
• 71 Sweating Due to Feeble Stomach Qi
• 72 Crying Due to Stomach Deficiency
• 73 Neonatal Obesity
• 74 Feeble Fetal Qi
• 75 Fetal Heat
• 76 Eagerness to Suck Milk in Vain
• 77 Tortoise-Like Back and Chest
• 78 Swelling Disease

This is a full-text English translation of the TCM classic on pediatrics written by QIAN Yi (1032-1113 CE). It covers syndrome identification and treatment of diseases in infants and young children. The book consists of three parts: Part I is about diagnosis of children's diseases and their recommended treatments. There are 81 articles covering a wide range of clinical patterns. Part II reports 23 case studies and provides an invaluable record of the clinical practices at that time. Part III contains over one hundred medicinal formulas for use in various treatment plans.
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"The Dumbarton Oaks Anthology of Chinese Garden Literature is the first comprehensive collection in English of over two millennia of Chinese writing about gardens and landscape. Its contents range from early poems using plant imagery to represent virtue and vice, through works from many dynasties on both private and imperial gardens, to twentieth-century prose descriptions of the reconstruction of a historic Suzhou garden. Most passages have been translated for this publication, but a number of previously published translations, some of which are now hard to find, are also included. The anthology is divided into nine chapters: five chronological, covering the pre-Qin period to the Qing dynasty; and four thematic, on rocks and flora, the evolution of a single site (Canglang Pavilion in Suzhou), gardens of the mind, and the interplay between garden and landscape as seen through Mount Tai and West Lake. An introductory essay positions Chinese gardens and garden literature in their cultural context. Care has been taken to translate plant names as accurately as possible (given the limitations of the sources), and the anthology includes a glossary showing translated names, Chinese names, and binomials"-- Provided by publisher.