COMPLETE YOUR UNDERSTANDING OF WANG JINGWEI. READ HIS OWN WORDS.
WANG JINGWEI, “An Autobiographical Sketch”“My speeches and writings are the truest form of my life story. There is no need for any other autobiography.”
Publisher: China Times Publishing Co. (R.O.C.)
Release Date: July 17, 2019
Format: Hardcover, 6 volumes
Wang Jingwei & Modern China Series, no. 01-06
ISBN: 9789571378305
Price: NT$9,000
Page Count: 2,168
- Wang Jingwei:
His Life, Ideas and Beliefs - Wang Jingwei’s Political Discourse:
Selected Essays and Speeches
《汪精衛生平與理念》
Wang Jingwei: His Life, Ideas and Beliefs chronicles Wang Jingwei’s life based on a never-before-published 124-page handwritten autobiographical draft and 55 letters; fully annotated with extensive appendices; the autobiographical draft and letters are reproduced and transcribed in full.
Editor: Ho Mang Hang
Format: Hardcover / 560 pages / 19 x 26 cm / Two color
Language: Traditional Chinese
Publisher: China Times Publishing Co.
Preface: Wang Ke-wen
Professor Wang Ke-wen Stanford University PhD, Emeritus Professor of History, St. Michael’s College. Selected publications:《汪精衛‧國民黨‧南京政權》, 〈戰爭與和平：試論汪政權的歷史地位〉, Modern China: An Encyclopedia of History, Culture and Nationalism. (New York: Garland Publishing, Co., 1998), and participated in the documentary China: A Century of Revolution (New York: Ambrica Productions, 1997).
《汪精衛政治論述》
Wang Jingwei’s Political Discourse: Selected Essays and Speeches is a complete reproduction of 120 works mentioned in Wang Jingwei: His Life, Ideas and Beliefs, selected by Ho Mang Hang as being the most representative examples of Wang’s vast political discourse now available in print.
Author: Wang Jingwei
Format: Hardcover / 480 pages / 19 x 26 cm / Two color
Language: Traditional Chinese
Publisher: China Times Publishing Co.
Preface: Hsu Yuming
Professor Hsu Yuming, Department of History, National Chengchi University (MA), Graduate School of Letters, Ritsumeikan University (PhD). Visiting Researcher at Center for Southeast Asian Studies, Keio University, presently Assistant Professor at the Department and Institute of History, National Dong Hwa University. Specializes in modern Sino-Japanese relations and Republican era history. Publications include:《汪兆銘與國民政府一九三一—一九三六年對日問題下的政治變動》.
《汪精衛詩詞新編》
Wang Jingwei Poetry - Newly Edited is the most complete compilation of Wang’s poetry available, expertly annotated by Ho Mang Hang, including many never-before-seen handwritten drafts, revealing the poet’s creative process and evolution.
Author: Wang Jingwei
Duhouji Editor: Ho Mang Hang
Format: Hardcover / 272 pages / 19 x 26 cm / Full color
Language: Traditional Chinese
Publisher: China Times Publishing Co.
Preface: Chiu Kay Tang
Professor Chiu Kay TangMBBS, BA(Hon), MPhil and PhD (The University of Hong Kong). Taught at The University of Hong Kong’s School of Chinese and School of Professional and Continuing Education, currently Dean, Faculty of Arts & Social Sciences, Chu Hai College of Higher Education, Director, Centre for Asian Studies, Honorary Research Jao Tsung-I Petite Ecole, The University of Hong Kong. Publications include:《元遺山論詩絕句箋證》,《詞語診所》,《點讀三字經》,《陶朱公商訓十二則》.
《汪精衛南社詩話》
Wang Jingwei Nanshe Poetry explodes the often repeated myth that Wang Jingwei was not the author of the literary discourse “Nanshe Shihua.” The book reproduces Wang Jingwei’s own original manuscript, fully transcribed to assist the modern reader. A truly unique work.
Author: Wang Jingwei
Format: Hardcover / 184 pages / 19 x 26 cm / Two color
Language: Traditional Chinese Publisher: China Times Publishing Co.
Preface: Yeung Yuk Fung
Associate Professor, School of Chinese, The University of Hong Kong. Well-experienced researcher of Nanshe study, modern and contemporary Chinese literature, and Chinese women literature. Former head of the School of Chinese (2007-2011)., Secretary to International Association of Nanshe Study, Advisor of “Chen Yingshi Research Society” and Vice- President of the Association of Nanshe and Liu Yazi Studies, Chinese Academy of Social Sciences. Publications include:《煉石攻玉、思想啟蒙：夏丏尊譯介日人著譯的現代化意義》,《黃谷柳的顛簸人生與創作》,《探索與鉤沉：現代女作家與中國婦女解放問題》,《南社著譯敍錄》,《世紀南社‧書畫百家》etc；Chief Editor of《南社叢書》and Editor of《國際南社學會叢刊》。
- Prison Writings by Members of the Wang Jingwei Regime
- Cloud, Smoke, Scattered Memories, the Memoir of Ho Mang Hang
《獅口虎橋獄中寫作》
Prison Writings by Members of the Wang Jingwei Regime features never-before-published poetry and other literary works created by Wang’s wife Chen Bijun and other Wang Jingwei associates while they were incarcerated after 1945. Page after page of original hand scripts from the prison writings are reproduced in color and fully transcribed for the modern reader. The book provides evidence that the creative spirit and life of the mind continued to flourish among this key group of post war political prisoners.
Format: Hardcover / 392 pages / 19 x 26 cm / Full color
Language: Traditional Chinese
Publisher: China Times Publishing Co.
Preface: Chen Denwu
Professor Chen Den-wu, Department of History, National Taiwan Normal University PhD. History Professor and former Dean, College of Liberal Arts, National Taiwan Normal University. Currently Chairman, Chinese Legal History Association. Specializes in Chinese legal history, the history of the Sui dynasty, the Tang dynasty, the Six dynasties, the rule of law in China, and visual history. Publications include《地獄‧法律‧人間秩序：中古中國宗教、社會與國家》, etc.
《何孟恆雲煙散憶》
Cloud, Smoke, Scattered Memories, the Memoir of Ho Mang Hang is a beautifully written eye-witness account of China dating back to the early Republican period. Told by a key member of the Wang Jingwei family, this first-person narrative provides a unique view from inside the Wang circle.
Author: Ho Mang Hang
Format: Hardcover / 280 pages / 19 x 26 cm / Full color
Language: Traditional Chinese
Publisher: China Times Publishing Co.
Preface: Liang Jiyong
Dr. Liang Jiyong was born in Guangzhou, Guangdong. Doctor of philology, researcher of Guangdong culture. Publications include research studies on biographies of historical figures. Visiting scholar at Academia Sinica (Taiwan) and College de France.
The records and works of this one man may shatter our conventional views, leading to a fresh perspective and a deeper understanding of modern China’s political experience.—WANG KE-WEN Emeritus Professor of History, St. Michael’s College
For the benefit of the Greater China cultural sphere, the book series is well worth a read.—CHIP TSAO Columnist, Media Personality
CHARLES N. LI Emeritus Professor of Linguistics, University of California, Santa Barbara, author of The Bitter Sea: Coming of Age in a China Before Mao and The Turbulent Sea : Passage to a New WorldI enjoyed reading Ho Mang Hang’s memoir. It is well written and illuminating. I am fortunate to be able to appreciate it because I am familiar with most of the people in the book.
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Unlike other books which are pieced together with “evidence” from various sources, these books use first-hand material. A must-read for those who study modern history!—LI LONGBIAO Historian
This collection of historical archives bears witness to how a true believer of nationalism and pacifism navigated through twists and turns in order to rescue the nation during tumultuous times. It is an indispensable material for understanding Wang Jingwei as well as the characteristics of that period in history.—EUGENE W. CHIU Former Dean of College of Arts at Tunghai University
The series provides precious material for studying Wang Jingwei, including a never-before published draft of an autobiography, private letters, political writings, handwritten poetry manuscripts, details about his life, remembrances of his closest associates, etc. Reading the books allows us to further understand Wang’s life philosophy, emotional life, political thought, poetic accomplishments, furthering our appreciation of his true person.—PROFESSOR CHIU KAY TANG Dean, Faculty of Arts & Social Sciences, Chu Hai College of Higher Education
The greatest significance of this collection is that it allows this historical figure to take his rightful place in history. To have his written works taken seriously, so they can be read and understood enables us to get even closer to history; and to reconstruct the true history. —PROFESSOR CHEN DEN-WU National Taiwan Normal University, Department of History
From the perspective of academic rigor, this series offers twice the value.—HSU YUMING Associate Professor of History at National Dong Hwa University
No matter how young or old one may be, reading Wang Jingwei & Modern China will be both a mind changing and enjoyable experience.—CHAO CHENG-MING Chairman and President of China Times Publishing, Inc.
Needless to say, this series is of great interest to historians. But even more significant, is that the Wang Jingwei portrayed in the books emerges as not only a politician, but a real-life human with laughter, tears, emotions, interests, and relationships with other people.—DR. LIANG JIYONG Philologist
Indispensable for any student of Wang Jingwei! —DR LEUNG WAI-KEI Manager, Department of Publishing, Joint Publishing (Hong Kong) Company Limited
These six monumental works, with content rarely seen today, are significant to the study of Wang Jingwei. They restore the true Wang Jingwei. —WONG YU CHEUNG Editor at Yazhou Zhoukan