Japan and China: Mutual Representations in the Modern Era

Front Matter....Pages i-ix
The Wanguo gongfa and Medical Texts....Pages 1-5
Scientific Texts....Pages 6-10
The Zhihuan qimeng and Related Texts....Pages 11-15
Geography Texts....Pages 16-22
The Haiguo tuzhi and Shengwu ji by Wei Yuan....Pages 23-27
Yoshida Shōin and Wei Yuan....Pages 28-33
The Opium War and the ‘Daoguang yangsao zhengfu ji’....Pages 34-37
The Ahen fūsetsugaki....Pages 38-42
The Influence of the Opium War on Japan....Pages 43-47
The Yifei fanjing lu and the Ahen shimatsu....Pages 48-52
On Saitō Chikudō’s Ban shi and Other Writings....Pages 53-59
Strange Tales of the Opium War....Pages 60-67
The Kaigai shinwa by Mineta Fūkō and Other Works....Pages 68-74
On the Shin Ei sen ki, the Japanese Edition of the Shengwu ji, and Nagai Kafū’s Shitaya sōwa....Pages 75-80
The Unnan shinwa and Novelizations of the Taiping Rebellion....Pages 81-88
The Small Sword Society and the Novel Man-Shin kiji....Pages 89-96
The Man-Shin kiji and the Etsuhi tairyaku....Pages 97-102
The Gaihō taihei ki and the Shinsetsu Min Shin kassen ki....Pages 103-108
Ōshio Heihachirō and Legends from the Taiping Rebellion....Pages 109-115
Various and Sundry Images of Hong Xiuquan....Pages 116-125
The Dunbi suiwen lu and Various Other Writings about the Taiping Rebellion....Pages 126-135
The Kan’ei shōsetsu and the Riben qishi ji....Pages 136-145
Details Concerning the Riben qishi ji....Pages 146-155
Satsuma, Japanese Pirates, and Ming China....Pages 156-166
Satsuma, Ming China, and the Invasion of Korea....Pages 167-175
Zheng Chenggong and Guoxingye (Kokusen’ya, Koxinga)....Pages 176-183
The Min Shin tō ki....Pages 184-195
Back Matter....Pages 196-205
....Pages 206-298