The Civilization of ChinaFront matterReading editionChapter navigation17 reading sectionsGo to chapterChoose a chapter…Front matterPREFACEChapter I · —THE FEUDAL AGEChapter II · —LAW AND GOVERNMENTChapter III · —RELIGION AND SUPERSTITIONChapter IV · —A.D. 220-1200Chapter V · —WOMEN AND CHILDRENChapter VI · —LITERATURE AND EDUCATIONChapter VII · —PHILOSOPHY AND SPORTChapter VIII · —RECREATIONChapter IX · —THE MONGOLS, 1260-1368Chapter X · —MINGS AND CH'INGS, 1368-1911Chapter XI · —CHINESE AND FOREIGNERSChapter XII · —THE OUTLOOKBIBLIOGRAPHYNotes on two or three hundred writers of history, philosophy, biography,Notes on the lives and works of over three hundred painters of allBeginning of this editionNext chapter →PREFACEAll chapters and sections (17)Opening pagesFront matterOther sectionsPREFACEChapter I · —THE FEUDAL AGEChapter II · —LAW AND GOVERNMENTChapter III · —RELIGION AND SUPERSTITIONChapter IV · —A.D. 220-1200Chapter V · —WOMEN AND CHILDRENChapter VI · —LITERATURE AND EDUCATIONChapter VII · —PHILOSOPHY AND SPORTChapter VIII · —RECREATIONChapter IX · —THE MONGOLS, 1260-1368Chapter X · —MINGS AND CH'INGS, 1368-1911Chapter XI · —CHINESE AND FOREIGNERSChapter XII · —THE OUTLOOKBIBLIOGRAPHYNotes on two or three hundred writers of history, philosophy, biography,Notes on the lives and works of over three hundred painters of allProfessor of Chinese in the University of Cambridge, And sometime H.B.M. Consul at NingpoPREFACE →