![]() DDC itself, however, has been unable to be popularized in China. The modern classifications in China, with the marked Chinese characteristics, were influenced by DDC ( Dewey Decimal Classification) in the principles of compilation, the techniques of presentation and the systems of division. The tradition of using classification dates back to the ancient times (2,000 years ago). The classification systems (hereafter referred to classification(s)) as main tools for organizing knowledge are used in libraries of China. In China, the development of research, compilation and application of classification systems and thesauri (hereafter referred to as CS&T) as tools for organizing knowledge, can reflect certain aspects of present development of Chinese librarianship. ![]() Ina, Chinese natural language searching method, research and teaching in the field of CS&T in China, etc. The article describes the general progress of CS&T in China over a period of 46 years ( especially in recent 15 years ), relating to brief history and current status of classification systems, brief history and current status of thesauri, classified thesauri- the tools for organizing knowledge integrating classification systems with thesauri, general trends of the development of CS&T in Ch In China, the development of research, compilation and application of classification systems and thesauri (CS&T) as tools for organizing knowledge can reflect certain aspects of present development of Chinese librarianship. This old website and all of its content will stay on as archive – Ħ2nd IFLA General Conference - Conference Proceedings - August 25-31, 1996Ĭontemporary Classification Systems and Thesauri in China 021504).As of 22 April 2009 this website is 'frozen' in time - see the current IFLA websites 021049-021156) title: Huang chao yi tong yu di quan tu (purchase document no. The map can be studied together with the following maps in the National Palace Museum's collection: title: Shi san pai tong ban di tu (map no. Therefore, the map wasprobably drawn between the 19th year of Qing Qianlong, 1760 and the 25th year of Qing Qianlong, 1760. But the changes made after are not reflected including Heyin County was combined into Rongze in Henan Province in the 29th year of Qing Qianlong, 1764, Zhuluo in Taiwan was changed to its name to Jiayi in the 53rd year of Qing Qianlong, 1788. The map includes the administrative changes made before that year, including Ningdu in Jiangxi Province being promoted from a county to a state in the 19th year of Qing Qianlong, 1754. ![]() However, the map does not reflect that Anhui Province relocated its capital from Jiangning to Anqing, nor Jiangsu Province established dual capitals in Jiangning and Suzhou in 25th year of Qing Qianlong, 1760. Provinces of Jiangsu and Anhui are combined into Jiangnan Province on the map. Different colors are used to distinguish levels of administrative offices. Squares, diamonds, and circles represent municipalities, states, and counties respectively. ![]() Different diagrams are used to indicate different administrative regions. The lines used to represent the Yellow River and Yangtze River are too wide to fit any scale tributaries are not labeled. Mountains and deserts are indicated with descriptive signs. The annotations in smaller font describe historical anecdotes and indigenous legends. There are no subtitles, scales or square grids for each map. The map set consists of 19 sheets, including a general map, and maps of Shengjing and Zhili.
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