Dunhuang Research 2001 Issue 2 ying wen ti yao

ying wen ti yao

..............page:185-188

Introduction of the 5th Annual Meeting on the Dazu Caves, Chongqing
chen ming guang ; li fang yin ; liu xian gao

..............page:182-184

Condition of Planting Vegetables in Turpan Region according to the Ancient Manuscripts
wang yan ming

..............page:82-88

Buddhist Customs in Dunhuang during the Tang and Song Dynasties: 8th-12th Month of the Lunar Year
tan chan xue

..............page:73-81

Did the Shazhou Uighur Kingdom Exist in 11th Century?
chen bing ying

..............page:68-72

Notes on Mingshui (Jiduanshui) River and Mingze Lake of the Han and Tang Dynasties
li bing cheng

..............page:60-67

Consciousness of Environmental Protection Seen in Murals of Dunhuang
hu tong qing

..............page:51-59

Thought of Filial Piety and Morality based on the Jātaka of Sāmaka
xie sheng bao

..............page:42-50

Artist Achievement of Chinese Line Drawing according to the Paintings of the Mogao Caves 3
li yue bo

..............page:36-41

Summary of the International Conference on the Mount Qi-xia Cave Arts of Nanjing and the Dunhuangology
yang xiu qing

..............page:178-181

Introduction of 2000 International Conference on Dunhuang Studies: Commemorating the 100 Annversary of Discovering of the Library Cave of the Mogao Grottoes (Hongkong)
zheng bing lin ; sha wu tian

..............page:174-177

Editions and Studies of Uighur ChristianTexts in the 20th Century
yang fu xue

..............page:167-173

Four Unpublished Paintings from Dunhuang in the Oriental Collections of the British Library
wei tuo ; wei wen jie

..............page:162-166

Ghanges of Connotation of the Chinese Images in the Ceiling of the Mogao Gaves 249
zhai teng li hui zi ; he xiao ping

..............page:154-161

Acupuncture and Moxibustion seen in the Dunhuang Manuscripts
zhang zuo

..............page:147-153

Clinical Practice of Vinegar according to Dunhuang Manuscripts and Bamboo Slips from Ma-wang-dui 马王堆
cong chun yu

..............page:139-146

Origins of the Chinese Bao-juan 宝卷
che xi lun

..............page:132-138

On Disappearance of the Bian-wen 变文
yuan shu hui

..............page:128-131

Dunhuang Manuscripts Chou-fu-fu 丑妇赋 and the Literatures concerning Ugly Women
fu jun zuo

..............page:123-127

Notes on Dunhuang Manuscripts Dx. 01064, 01699-01704 kept in St. Petersburg
li xiao rong

..............page:118-122

Dunhuang Manuscripts Records of History copied in the Tang Dynasty
zhang yu chun

..............page:113-117

From Left to Right: Rule of Writing seen in Dunhuang Manuscripts
yang sen

..............page:107-112

A Fragment of Uighur Version of Ekottarāgamasutra Unearthed from the Cave B53 in North Area of Mogao Grottoes
zhang tie shan

..............page:101-106

Thought of the Rulers of the Early Tang Dynasty seen in Dunhuang Manuscripts Bai-xing-zhang百行章
lu li

..............page:96-100

The Official Name Ya-Ya 押牙 of the Gui-yi-jun Regime
zhao zhen

..............page:89-95

Looking for the Source of the Dunhuang Arts
jin qiu

..............page:32-35

Artist Achievement of New Buddhist Traditional Wall-paintings of the Zhi-lian 志莲 Temple, Hongkong
li zhen fu

..............page:29-31

Two Woodcuts with Madala from Kara-khoto
sun chang sheng

..............page:23-28

Studies in the Draft of the Illustration of Amitāyurdhānasǖtra(S.P.76)
sha wu tian

..............page:14-22

Changes of Themes of and Raudraksa's Battle with Sariputra and Argument between Buddhism and Taoism
yin guang ming

..............page:4-13

Multiple-wheels Carts and Chair Sedan seen in the Dunhuang Wall-paintings
ma de

..............page:1-3