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Abstract westerners and proposed many creative ideas. Dialogue Model between Islamism and Catholicism in China A New Research on Confrontation on Rationality XIAO Qing - he WEN Ying - jie In 1865 when MA De - xin 1794-1874 the leader of Yunnan Muslims read the Catholic writings Discussing on Learning in Sanshan and Self - Arguments on the True Way which were presented by Jean Joseph Fenouil 1821-1907 who was a Priest of Yunnan Diocese he wrote two letters to express his understandings and incredulities. Then MA published the letters as a book named Confrontation on Rationality so as to disclose the first case between Islamism and Catholicism. He was well known as the first man of dialogue between Islam and Catholic in modern China. It may be helpful to religious dialogues in China today. A Study on CHENG Bing - zhao s Biography and Writings ZHANG Zhen - guo CHENG Bing - zhao was a famous scholar in the late Qing Dynasty who was born in Jixi. He gained the respect of XU Shi - chang CAI Yuan - pei and HU Shi. According to his manuscript such as The Anthology of Gongxue Zhai we can deduce that he was born in 1838. There are quite a few manuscripts preserved in the world besides his woodblock works The poems in Qiongzhou. The original author of some novels which compiled by WANG Tao was CHENG Bing - zhao. On the Marginalized Position of Guangzhou Wan in French Indo - China GUO Li - na Due to the weakness of its connection in industry and commerce with French Indo - China Guangzhou wan was not included in its plan of colonial development. The Hanoi government even intentionally had this leased territory marginalized because of the opium smuggling. However based upon the general history of French colonization in East Asia Guangzhou wan served strategically for power balancing first then the economic needs of the federal Indo - China. University Unrest in Post - revolution Atmosphere on the Expelling of University Principal in Datong University YAN Hai - jian The university principal Hu Dunfu of Datong University was expelled in the political unrest in 1927. The KMT government attempted to break the established authority of the education world to enforce their control over the university. However due to their own condition universities kept considerate independence. In this sense the change of political power had an influence of both breakup and continuation. British Countermeasures against KMT Blockade of Shanghai after the Liberation of Shanghai and the Causes of its Formation MA Ding After PLA liberated Shanghai Kuomintang utilized his remaining maritime and air supremacy to blockade Shanghai for almost one year. While aggravating the hardship of Shanghai residents living it also brought great damage to British interest in Shanghai. British authority refused to admit the blockade and tried to break it. However due to Kuomintang s obstruction and American s indifference British authority did not achieve its goal. Thus the economic situation of local British enterprise and the moral of local British community were badly damaged. Soviet Economic Accounting System and China's Planned Economy LIN Chao - chao The Chinese Communist Party imitated Soviet economic accounting system from the revolutionary base. However the system was never really carried out in China. The non - institutionalized management of China's economy brought tangible and intangible physical and human losses. It became the short plank of China's planned economy restricted healthy capital accumulation on a grand scale and led to low 221