上海的英国文化地图

IntroductionA Bridge to the Outside WorlciGeneral PrefaceThe Dynamic Blending of Chinese and Western Culture in ModernShanghaiⅠ They Hailed from Great Britain1.Subjects of' the British Crown2.The Voyage of the Amherst3.Shanghai Opens Up；Balfour and the Early Design for the ConsulateGeneral4.Consolidation；From British Settlement to InternationalSettlement5.British Features of Shanghai6.Visits to Shanghai by Famous BritonsⅡ Dealing with the British1.From”Barbarian”to”Wcsterner"；Trading One Kind of Inequality forAnother2.The Public Garden Crisis3.Communications；Yangkingpang Creek（Pidgin） English andChinese4.We are Shanghailanders；Celebrating Shanghai's First 50 Years asan Open Port5.Conflict；The May 30th MovementⅢ Those Shanghailanders1.A Man and a Publishing House2.Wescern Medicine；William Lockhart and Lester ChineseHospital3.The Man Everyone Knexv；The Legendary Life of John Fryer4.Shanghai's Media Mogul；Ernest Major and his Shen-Pao5.The Peerless Tycoon；Henry Lester6.In Search of Dreams；An Englishman's Shanghai StoryⅣ Little England in ShanghaiI.What They Ate；A Feast of Chinese-Western Fusion2.Leisure；Shanghai Kaleidoscope3.Their Obsession；Everybody Loved Horseracing4.Reading；A Copy of North China Daily News in Every HandⅤ British Architecture in Shanghai1.The English Club；A Gathering Place……Ⅵ England and Shanghaiin the New China

　　Overseas friends and visitors who come to Shanghai must wanttolearn how they are culturally tied to this city.To know，toapproach，and to become part of Shanghai-just start your dream tripwith reading our Map of Foreign C.ultures in Shanghai.　　This book shows you around all historical heritages ofShanghai，which is not really so far away from you.　　With the guide of miscellaneous maps，you are to meet with aresplendentprofusion of personages，anecdotes，culturallandmarks，famed houses，places of historicalinterest，and socialmores.【作者简介】　　Xiong Yuezhi，Vice-President of Shanghai Academy of SocialSciences，Chair of its Institute of Historical Research， andDirector of itsResearch Center of Chinese Urban History. His majorworksinclude Zhang Taiyan， and the introduction part of AGeneralHistory of Shanghai.