Illness Dreams and Medical Practices in the Song Dynasties by Lijun TANG

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Symbolic Symbols and Their Philosophical Implications in the Literati Paintings of the Song Dynasty by Lin Chen

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Chen Ziming, a famous physician of the South Song Dynasty by Yongxuan Liang, Hongmei Kaneko

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TRANSFORMATION OF CHAN-BUDDHIST MOTIFS IN MONASTERY POETRY OF THE SONG DYNASTY (GENDER ASPECT) by Anna V. Ryzhkova

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Experimental and formula deduction on the mechanical performance of Fang in Dou-Gong of Song dynasty by Long Zhang, Chuang Liu, Ting Zhou, Yuqing Qin, Song Gao

“…Abstract In Song dynasty, Dou-Gong construction techniques, Tou-Xin-Zao and Ji-Xin-Zao, varied by the number of Fang connecting to the exterior. …”
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The Establishment of Religious Landscapes and Local Social Life in Nanshan and Beishan, Dazu District, in the Song Dynasty by Jie Zhou

“…Through long-term landscape analysis, we uncovered their distinctive value in the construction of religious spaces during the Northern and Southern Song Dynasties. During the Song Dynasty (Zhao Song Dynasty), Buddhism held sway in Beishan, while Nanshan developed a comprehensive Taoist pantheon system encompassing the Three Pure Ones (Sanqing) and the Six Imperial Divinities (Liuyu). …”
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Recognition of earthquake tsunamis records during the Northern Song Dynasty in Puqian Bay, Hainan Island by WANG Chaoqun, SUN Dongxia, YANG Xiaoxiao, ZHANG Yaoling, Jia Liyun, ZHANG Lei, Han Jian’en, HU Daogong

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Research on the Innovative Application of Song Dynasty Boundary Painting in Interior Soft Decoration Design Based on AIGC by Jingting Meng, Xingjia Fang, Jian Xu, Ziqi Zhang

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Microstructure Characterization and Mineral Morphology of Tea-Dust Glaze Made in the Ding Kiln of the Northern Song Dynasty by Jianye XU, Fufang WANG, Handong LIANG, Zhanping LI

“…In this study, the mineral crystals in tea-dust glaze made in the Ding Kiln of the Northern Song Dynasty were analyzed by optical microscope (OM), laser ablation-inductively coupled plasma-mass spectrometry (LA-ICP-MS), scanning electron microscopy coupled with an X-ray energy dispersive spectrometer (SEM-EDS), laser confocal Raman spectrometer (LRS), and high-resolution time of flight-secondary ion mass spectrometry (ToF-SIMS). …”
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Research on the evolution of urban defense in song dynasty based on shouchenglu 守城录(Record of urban defense) by Wei Liu, Tianshui Li, Xinyu Chen

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The identification between cognition and reality: the mountain geography of Nanjing in the Southern Song Dynasty (1127–1279) in China by Wenzheng Zhang, Zexin Lei, Ruiqi Song, Xidong Ma, Yike Hu

“…This paper used a variety of historical materials and examined the geographical locations of 108 mountains in the core area of Nanjing in the Southern Song Dynasty (1127–1279), categorized into five situations. …”
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Traditional Beliefs Reflected in Zhou Mi's Medical Notes by Lijun TANG

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The relationship between Tang-Song poetry and Zen Buddhism thought by Tian Tian

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Insights on Song Dynasty Medical Exams from Tai Yi Ju Zhu Ke Cheng Wen Ge (《太医局诸科程文格》 Examination Answers and Standards of the Imperial Medical Bureau) by Lingbai HU, Xuedan ZHANG, Zhiheng GUO

“…The medical education of the Song dynasty constitutes a pivotal aspect within the broader framework of ancient Chinese medical education. …”
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The Historical Evolution of Traditional Wearable Epidemic Prevention Methods in Ancient China by Xiong XIAO

“…By analyzing relevant records in ancient literature, this paper proposes a periodization using the Song Dynasty as a key dividing line. Before the Song Dynasty, these methods retained more primitive thinking, relying heavily on items symbolically believed to ward off epidemics, influenced by the folk concept of "epidemic ghost view" and religious epidemic prevention practices. …”
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The unity of Chinese civilization under Song-era multi-polity conditions by Chunyan Huang

“…Abstract The Song Dynasty witnessed the parallel existence of multi-ethnic polities across China. …”
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Spatiotemporal distribution characteristics of Nanjing place names-Based on data mining of Tang-Song poetry and online travelogues. by Weiya Zhang, Zhicheng Lai, Shu Tang

“…This rise in negative sentiment can be traced to the decline in national strength from the Tang to the Song Dynasty, amplifying Nanjing's role as a place of reflection and mourning. (4) Nanjing's cultural hotspots, such as Xuanwu Lake and the Zhongshan Scenic Area, feature prominently in both Tang-Song poetry and modern travelogues. …”
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The concept of Tianyuan Difang and the evolution of single-sheet Tianxia Tu in ancient China (before around 1600 AD) by Yingyan Gong

“…Single-sheet Tianxia Tu appeared as early as the Han Dynasty, while book illustrations emerged during the Northern Song Dynasty. The evolutionary genealogy of single-sheet Tianxia Tu before around 1600 AD is as follows: during the Han and Tang dynasties, these maps were painted on silk by high-ranking officials; during the Song Dynasty, they were engraved on stone steles installed in government schools to serve the imperial civil service examination (Keju Kaoshi). …”
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The evolution and construction of Shan-shui cities: evidence from the ancient city of Hangzhou from the sixth to the twenty-first century via geographical information systems and s... by Yue Huang, Yuhao Huang, Yile Chen, Yile Chen, Junxin Song, Shuai Yang, Lu Huang, Liang Zheng, Liang Zheng, Yike Gao

“…Through the translation of old maps, combined with space syntax analysis and historical satellite image analysis, this study discusses the evolution of the urban form in four periods of the ancient city of Hangzhou: the Sui Dynasty to Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms Period (581–979), the Song Dynasty to Ming Dynasty (960–1644), the Qing Dynasty to the Republic of China (1644–1949), and since the founding of the People’s Republic of China (1949 to present). …”
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The Reconstruction of Female Images in the English Translations of Shui Hu Zhuan by Zichen Zhao

“…Shui Hu Zhuan, a classical Chinese novel, depicts an uprising led by Song Jiang that took place in the late Northern Song Dynasty (960–1127). Characteristically, most women in Shui Hu Zhuan are portrayed negatively, showing a misogynistic tendency. …”
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