CSSN-CHINESE SOCIAL SCIENCES NET

The Freedom of Expression and Ideal Communication Situation of Microblogging in China, by Wang Junchao, a professor from the School of Journalism and Communication at Tsinghua University, focuses on the communication mechanism and mode of Sina Weibo from a critical perspective, combining theories of the public sphere, communication behavior, and glo...

Migrant population policy of Yangtze Delta

Author: ZHANG JUWEI

The author provides a decision-making reference for the Yangtze River Delta region to optimize their migrant population policy and realize the smooth flow and effective agglomeration of human resources in a wider range.

Imperial music office in Tang era

Author: HU KEXIAN

Research on Jiao Fang in Tang Dynasty, written by Zhang Danyang, a lecturer from the School of Chinese Studies at Dalian University of Foreign Languages, focuses on Tang’s jiao fang system, Tang’s jiao fang music, and the relationship between Tang’s jiao fang and literature.

A 300-volume collection of ‘Epic of King Gesar’

Author: NORBU WANGDAN

The release of the 300-volume A Great Collection of Epic of King Gesar represents the most comprehensive collection in the Tibetan language to date, which is a great achievement China has made in the field of protecting and inheriting traditional ethnic culture.

New design for Chinese 'family doctors'

Author: LYU GUOYING

Are “Family Doctors” Coming?—A Study on the Relationship of Contractual Service between Community Doctors and Residents in Rural Areas, written by Zhang Kuili, an associate professor from the School of Public Administration at Central China Normal University, tries to propose a new type of contractual relationship with Chinese characteristics tha...

Stylistic features in late ancient China

Author: HOU TIJIAN

A Study of Articles and Stylistics in Late Ancient China, authored by Wu Chengxue, a professor from the Department of Chinese at Sun Yat-sen University, focuses on the essay composition theory and stylistics of the Song (960–1279), Ming (1368–1644), and Qing (1644–1911) dynasties.

A case study of targeted poverty alleviation

Author: GUAN JINSHENG

The Road of Targeted Poverty Alleviation in Ning’er, Yunnan Province, authored by Sun Yeqing, a professor from the Shanghai Party Institute of CPC, narrates the miracle of Ning’er County, Yunnan Province, completely stepping out of absolute poverty.

Better troops and simpler administration

Author: ZHU WENTONG

The book places more attention on the policy’s historical motivation and historical forms, revealing setbacks and countermeasures as it was put in place in the military and political system.

Cultural memories of Xi’an moving from traditions to modernity

Author: CHEN CHANGYIN

The Imagery of Xi’an in the Vision of Modern Writers, authored by Liu Ning, deputy director of the Institute of Literature and Arts at the Shaanxi Academy of Social Sciences, delineates the hard journey of the ancient millennial capital, Xi’an as it moved from traditions to modernity.