Encountering China: New Zealanders and the People’s Republic
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Specificații
ISBN-13: 9781991016157
ISBN-10: 1991016158
Pagini: 320
Ilustrații: 50 b/w images
Dimensiuni: 148 x 200 x 30 mm
Greutate: 0.5 kg
Editura: Massey University Press
Colecția Massey University Press
Locul publicării:Auckland, New Zealand
ISBN-10: 1991016158
Pagini: 320
Ilustrații: 50 b/w images
Dimensiuni: 148 x 200 x 30 mm
Greutate: 0.5 kg
Editura: Massey University Press
Colecția Massey University Press
Locul publicării:Auckland, New Zealand
Cuprins
Encountering China | 11
Chris Elder
初 Beginnings
Kwantung Guest House: Canton | 23
Hone Tuwhare
Scoria, Loess, Silt: Reflections on the Human Geologies of South Auckland and North China | 25
Lewis Mayo
Speaking Half-truth to Power | 33
Chris Elder
Muldoon Meets Deng, Autumn 1980 | 39
Nick Bridge
The Canton Trade Fair, 1977: Pages from a Diary | 43
Leo Haks
Finding China: Relationships and Myself | 50
James Ng
Images for Sages | 56
Diana Bridge
China, ‘A Tired Old Country’? The Dangers of Group Thinking | 67
Michael Powles
Inside China as an Outsider | 74
John McKinnon
Māori Business Relationships with China | 82
Mavis Mullin
人 People
A Haunted Taste | 96
Jacob Edmond
Finding Dr Li Lairong: Pioneer of New Zealand–China Science Co-operation | 104
Tony Browne
Madame Sun Yat-sen’s Apple Pie for Pudding | 111
Mary Roberts-Schirato
Vic Wilcox, the People’s Republic of China and the New Zealand Communist Movement | 118
Kerry Taylor
Learning from Dai Qing | 125
Pauline Keating
Poets in Exile: Yang Lian and Gu Cheng in Auckland | 133
Hilary Chung
Hong Kong Revisited | 136
John Needham
A New Kiwi Chinese Celebrates 50 Years of Relations | 142
Bo Li
Where Shi Le Used to Hunt | 147
Michael Radich
Lost in Shanghai | 153
Alison Wong
地 Place
The Temples of Xi’an | 160
Margaret T. South
‘The Earl of Zheng Overcame Duan in Yan’: China’s Past in Our Futures | 165
Duncan Campbell
Stages of Enlightenment | 173
Amanda Jack
Song Dynasty Dragon Kiln Revival | 179
Peter Holmes
Return to Liangzhu | 187
Wen Chin Powles
Reflections on Being a Foreign Student in Shanghai in the 1980s | 195
Rebecca Needham
1989: Beijing Under Martial Law | 202
Brian Moloughney
Winter (Season of Baby Mandarins, Apples): Spring Onion Oil Noodles 葱油拌面 | 208
Nina Mingya Powles
Urumchi and the World in 2004 | 212
Joe Lawson
Chengdu: 12 May 2008 | 218
Andrew Wilford
事 Occasion
Memories of a Polisher in Beijing | 224
Phillip Mann
Whakawhanaungatanga | 231
Meng Foon
The Poll Tax Apology and Reconciliation | 239
Esther Fung
1989 Matters | 246
Brenda (Englefield) Sabatier Crossing the ‘Chinese Bridge’ | 253
Thomas Nicholls
Where It All Started: The Class of ’06 and the First China Field Study Course in Beijing | 260
Xiaoming Huang
Poets on Yellow Mountain | 267
Murray Edmond
10,000 Lights Across the City 万家灯火: Lantern Festivals and Their Role in New Zealand–China Relations | 275
James To
Making Friends: A China Journey Spanning 30 Years | 283
Garth Fraser
Revisiting China for the First Time | 291
Jason Young
轉 Transformations
Crows, Ducklings and Kiwis: New Zealand in Chinese Minds | 298
Paul Clark
Two Decades of Development Work in West China | 304
Dave Bromwich
Myths of Dumplings, Business and International Relations: Is it Time to Demystify? | 311
Hongzhi Gao
Understanding Grandmother’s Buddhism: Lessons for Respecting the Beliefs of Others in China | 318
Amy Holmes-Tagchungdarpa
Bridges and Rainbows: Teaching Chinese Students in New Zealand | 326
Ellen Soullière
Between Imaginaries: Interconnections of a Samoan New Zealander with China | 335
Ashalyna Noa
They Aren’t Going to Take My Organs, Mum | 339
Adam Osborne-Smith
Middle Kingdom, Middle Earth, My Adventure | 347
Luke Qin
Reflections of a NZUSA Delegation Visitor, 1971 | 354
Philip S. Morrison
A Young China-watcher’s Take on a Changing China | 361
Alex Smith
About the Contributors | 368
Acknowledgements | 385
Index | 387
Chris Elder
初 Beginnings
Kwantung Guest House: Canton | 23
Hone Tuwhare
Scoria, Loess, Silt: Reflections on the Human Geologies of South Auckland and North China | 25
Lewis Mayo
Speaking Half-truth to Power | 33
Chris Elder
Muldoon Meets Deng, Autumn 1980 | 39
Nick Bridge
The Canton Trade Fair, 1977: Pages from a Diary | 43
Leo Haks
Finding China: Relationships and Myself | 50
James Ng
Images for Sages | 56
Diana Bridge
China, ‘A Tired Old Country’? The Dangers of Group Thinking | 67
Michael Powles
Inside China as an Outsider | 74
John McKinnon
Māori Business Relationships with China | 82
Mavis Mullin
人 People
A Haunted Taste | 96
Jacob Edmond
Finding Dr Li Lairong: Pioneer of New Zealand–China Science Co-operation | 104
Tony Browne
Madame Sun Yat-sen’s Apple Pie for Pudding | 111
Mary Roberts-Schirato
Vic Wilcox, the People’s Republic of China and the New Zealand Communist Movement | 118
Kerry Taylor
Learning from Dai Qing | 125
Pauline Keating
Poets in Exile: Yang Lian and Gu Cheng in Auckland | 133
Hilary Chung
Hong Kong Revisited | 136
John Needham
A New Kiwi Chinese Celebrates 50 Years of Relations | 142
Bo Li
Where Shi Le Used to Hunt | 147
Michael Radich
Lost in Shanghai | 153
Alison Wong
地 Place
The Temples of Xi’an | 160
Margaret T. South
‘The Earl of Zheng Overcame Duan in Yan’: China’s Past in Our Futures | 165
Duncan Campbell
Stages of Enlightenment | 173
Amanda Jack
Song Dynasty Dragon Kiln Revival | 179
Peter Holmes
Return to Liangzhu | 187
Wen Chin Powles
Reflections on Being a Foreign Student in Shanghai in the 1980s | 195
Rebecca Needham
1989: Beijing Under Martial Law | 202
Brian Moloughney
Winter (Season of Baby Mandarins, Apples): Spring Onion Oil Noodles 葱油拌面 | 208
Nina Mingya Powles
Urumchi and the World in 2004 | 212
Joe Lawson
Chengdu: 12 May 2008 | 218
Andrew Wilford
事 Occasion
Memories of a Polisher in Beijing | 224
Phillip Mann
Whakawhanaungatanga | 231
Meng Foon
The Poll Tax Apology and Reconciliation | 239
Esther Fung
1989 Matters | 246
Brenda (Englefield) Sabatier Crossing the ‘Chinese Bridge’ | 253
Thomas Nicholls
Where It All Started: The Class of ’06 and the First China Field Study Course in Beijing | 260
Xiaoming Huang
Poets on Yellow Mountain | 267
Murray Edmond
10,000 Lights Across the City 万家灯火: Lantern Festivals and Their Role in New Zealand–China Relations | 275
James To
Making Friends: A China Journey Spanning 30 Years | 283
Garth Fraser
Revisiting China for the First Time | 291
Jason Young
轉 Transformations
Crows, Ducklings and Kiwis: New Zealand in Chinese Minds | 298
Paul Clark
Two Decades of Development Work in West China | 304
Dave Bromwich
Myths of Dumplings, Business and International Relations: Is it Time to Demystify? | 311
Hongzhi Gao
Understanding Grandmother’s Buddhism: Lessons for Respecting the Beliefs of Others in China | 318
Amy Holmes-Tagchungdarpa
Bridges and Rainbows: Teaching Chinese Students in New Zealand | 326
Ellen Soullière
Between Imaginaries: Interconnections of a Samoan New Zealander with China | 335
Ashalyna Noa
They Aren’t Going to Take My Organs, Mum | 339
Adam Osborne-Smith
Middle Kingdom, Middle Earth, My Adventure | 347
Luke Qin
Reflections of a NZUSA Delegation Visitor, 1971 | 354
Philip S. Morrison
A Young China-watcher’s Take on a Changing China | 361
Alex Smith
About the Contributors | 368
Acknowledgements | 385
Index | 387
Recenzii
Individually these memoirs are absorbing and enjoyable. Collectively the book gives a picture of the breadth and depth of the relationship that is often overlooked . . . This book will now be an important part of the primary record for New Zealand.