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}}''Dongya Fojiao qingnian husheng'' 東亞佛教青年呼聲 (East Asian Young Buddhist's Voice) was a Buddhist periodical published in Beihai 北海, Beijing 北京 in 1938. The mission of this periodical was rooted in transforming and renewing Buddhism as China was also in a period of change and renewal. | |||
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* | === Typical Sections === | ||
* | * 語言文字學 Language and Philology | ||
* | * 工藝技術算厲天文等學 The art of Astronomy, etc. | ||
* | * 醫學 Study of Medicine | ||
* | * 倫理學 Ethics | ||
* | * 佛學 Study of Buddhism | ||
=== Reprint Issues === | |||
* Inaugural Issue (October, 1938) is reprinted in MFQ Vol. 86, pp. 467-490 | |||
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This periodical and its publisher were located in the Japanese part of Beijing (controlled by Japan after the events of the Marco Polo Bridge Incident on the 7th of July 1937 and the Japanese occupation). This periodical was published under the control of the Japanese with the aim of uniting East Asia. Its other aim was to curate the friendship between Japan and China as allies in religion. It is regarded as anti-Chinese by some researchers, due to its Japanese associations. | |||
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Latest revision as of 14:46, 5 September 2023
東亞佛教青年呼聲 Dong ya Fo jiao qing nian hu sheng |
| 別名 Other Titles: |
| 有關人物 Associated Persons: 關鈇忱
出版地區 Place(s) of Publication: 北京 版式 Format: 活字版 出版者 Publisher(s): 中華印書局 出版年間 Publication Period: 1938 - 1938 載於 Located In: Chinese Buddhist Periodicals - CBP |
| Cite as 引用為: "CRTA 東亞佛教青年呼聲 - CBP87" |
Dongya Fojiao qingnian husheng 東亞佛教青年呼聲 (East Asian Young Buddhist's Voice) was a Buddhist periodical published in Beihai 北海, Beijing 北京 in 1938. The mission of this periodical was rooted in transforming and renewing Buddhism as China was also in a period of change and renewal.
別名 Other Titles
出版地區 Place(s) of Publication
Beijing
出版年 Publication Date(s)
October 15, 1938
有關人物 Associated Person(s)
No Additional Information
內容 Contents
Typical Sections
- 語言文字學 Language and Philology
- 工藝技術算厲天文等學 The art of Astronomy, etc.
- 醫學 Study of Medicine
- 倫理學 Ethics
- 佛學 Study of Buddhism
Reprint Issues
- Inaugural Issue (October, 1938) is reprinted in MFQ Vol. 86, pp. 467-490
序跋等 Prefaces and Postfaces
註疏 Commentary
This periodical and its publisher were located in the Japanese part of Beijing (controlled by Japan after the events of the Marco Polo Bridge Incident on the 7th of July 1937 and the Japanese occupation). This periodical was published under the control of the Japanese with the aim of uniting East Asia. Its other aim was to curate the friendship between Japan and China as allies in religion. It is regarded as anti-Chinese by some researchers, due to its Japanese associations.
