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Participants List —A— Bizel-Bizellot, Louis Cheng, Yi STFC IMP Aderhold, Sebastian FNAL Bookwalter, Valerie Cheng, Guangfeng JLab JLab Adolphsen, Chris SLAC Bruhwiler, David Chetri, Santosh RadiaSoft LLC NHMFL, Florida State University Antoine, Claire CEA Burton, Matthew Choi, Ohryong The College of William & Mary Institute for Basic Science Arnold, Andre´ HZDR Chouhan, Vijay —C— Marui Galvanizing Co., Ltd Aull, Sarah calaga CERN , Rama CERN Chu, Qingwei IMP Castilla Loeza, Alejandro —B— CERN Compton, Chris MSU Bai, Feng IMP Chandrasekaran, Saravan FNAL Conway, Zachary ANL Balachandran, Shreyas National High Magnetic Field Lab Checchin, Mattia FNAL —D— Barth, Winfried GSI/HIM Chen, Weilong Dai, Jianping IMP/CAS IHEP Basten, Markus IAP, Goethe University Chen, Jinfang Dammann, Jasper A. Frankfurt am Main INFN-LASA DESY Bate, Christopher Chen, Long Davis, Giles DESY IMP JLab Chen, Ke De Silva, Suba Bazin, Nicolas Temple University Old Dominion University CEA Chen, Yu Del Pozo Romano, Veronica Belomestnykh, Sergey Shanghai Chenguang Medical CERN FNAL Technologies Inc Ding, Li Berry, Stephane´ Chen, Meng Air Liquide Advanced Technologies CEA Peking University (China) Trading Co., Ltd Bing, Feng Chen, Shu Diop, Massamba IHEP/CAS Peking University Synchrotron SOLEIL Doolittle, Lawrence —G— Guo, Hao LBNL IMP Gao, Xuelian Beijing BBEF Science & Technology Co., Ltd Guo, Xin Dou, Weiping Peking University IMP Gao, Jie Gurevich, Alexander IHEP Dziuba, Florian Old Dominion University HIM/GSI Garlasche’, Marco Gusarova, Mariia CERN National Research Nuclear University —E— Ge, Mingqi Eiler, Konrad Cornell University —H— CERN Hall, Daniel Cornell University Gettmann, Viktor Elias, Nuno GSI ESS Han, Yannning IMP Gong, Zheng Eozenou, Fabien IMP CEA Han, Ruixiong IHEP Gong, Pengpeng Ermakov, Alexey SINAP Hao, Jiankui DESY Peking Univeristy Gong, Wei Hao SAES Getters S.p.A. , Xuerui IHEP/CAS —F— Facco, Alberto Gong, Dianjun He, Tao INFN Legnaro IHEP/CAS IMP Fang, Yan Gonnella, Dan He, Yuan IHEP SLAC IMP He, Ping Feng, Chi Grassellino, Anna IHEP/CAS IMP FNAL He, Feisi Frey, Rolf Grewe, Ruben IHEP Linde Kryotechnik AG Institute of Nuclear Physics, TU Darmstadt Hernandez Chahin, Karim Gibran CERN Fujun, Gou Sichuan University Gu, Pengda Diamond Light Source Hoffmann, Frank Bernd DESY Furci, Hernan CERN Guler, Hayg Hu, Xiao CNRS/LAL/IN2P3 SINAP Furuta, Fumio Cornell University Guo, Wanhong Hu, Chuanfei IMP IMP Huang, Ran Jian, Zheng Kazakov, Sergey IMP/CAS China Institute of Atomic Energy FNAL Huang, Guirong Jiang, Peiyong Keckert, Sebastian IMP IMP Helmholtz Zentrum Berlin Kelley, Michael Huang, Yulu Jiang, Tiancai College of William and Mary IMP IMP Kelly, Michael Huang, Shichun Jiang, Tieshan ANL IMP/CAS Ningxia Orient Tantalum Industry Co., Ltd. Kim, Han Sung KAERI Huang, Tongming IHEP Jiao, Hongzhong Ningxia Orient Superconductor Kim, Sang-hoon Technology Co., Ltd ANL Huque, Naeem JLab Jin, Kean Knobloch, Jens IMP Helmholtz-Zentrum Berlin —I— Knoche, Martin Jin, Kai Linde Kryotechnik AG Irikura, Masao National Synchrotron Radiation Toshiba Electron Tubes & Laboratory Devices Co., Ltd. Koeszegi, Julia-Marie Helmholtz-Zentrum Berlin Jin, Hongwei Ito, Ryohei Ningxia Orient Tantalum ULVAC, Inc. Industry Co., Ltd. Kolb, Philipp BNL Iversen, Jens Jones, Thomas Koseki, Tadashi DESY STFC/Daresbury Laboratory KEK Iwashita, Yoshihisa Junginger, Tobias Kostin, Denis Kyoto University Helmholtz Zentrum Berlin DESY Junji, Taguchi Koufalis, Peter Cornell University —J— Nomura plating Co., Ltd. James, Mitchell Kubo, Takayuki Lancaster University KEK/SOKENDAI —K— Jensen, Erk Kaabi, Walid Kugeler, Oliver CERN LAL-CNRS Helmholtz Zentrum Berlin Jeon, Dong-O Kako, Eiji Kutsaev, Sergey Institute for Basic Science KEK RadiaBeam Systems, LLC Kwon, Hyeok Jung Jia, Yongzhi Kasprzak, Karol KAERI IMP IFJ PAN —L— Liu, Yuting Luo, Didi IMP MSU/FRIB Lang, Stefan Heraeus Deutschland GmbH Liu, Liqiang Luo, Yong TIPC of CAS ANL Laxdal, Robert TRIUMF Lyu, Hongqing Liu, Yiyong Wuxi Creative Technologies Co., Ltd. SINAP Li, Chunlong IMP Liu , Kexin —M— Peking University Li, Han Ma, Jinying Uppsala University IMP Liu, Shuhui IMP Li, Jiaxin Ma, Yongsheng Dalian Xiangyu Vacuum IHEP Technology Co., Ltd. Liu, Lubei IMP Ma, Qiang Li, AiLing IHEP China Institute of Atomic Energy Liu, Xinmeng IMP Ma, Wei IMP Li, Zhongquan IHEP Liu, Haitao IMP/CAS Ma, Yanyun TRIUMF Li, Yongming IMP Liu, Yi Madec, Catherine CEA Li, jinhai CIAE Liu, Zhenchao Makita, Junki IHEP Old Dominion University Li, Lu IMP Liu, Baiqi Malyshev, Oleg IHEP/CAS STFC Daresbury Laboratory Li, Dapemg IMP Longuevergne, David Maniscalco, James CNRS/IPNO Cornell University Liarte, Danilo Cornell University Lu, Ming Martinello, Martina IMP FNAL Lin, Hongxiang Meng, Fanping National Synchrotron Radiation Lu, Xiangyang Ningbo Institute of Materials Laboratory PKU Technology and Engineering Lin, Zeqiang Lu, Liang Meng, Fanbo IMP/CAS IMP IHEP Lin, Zeqiang Lu, Ming Mi, Zhenghui IMP/CAS IMP/CAS IHEP Michelato, Paolo —O— Peshl, Jeremy INFN Milano - LASA Old Dominion University Oikawa, Hiroki Utsunomiya University Miski-Oglu, Maksym Phillips, Larry JLab HIM Omet, Mathieu DESY Miyamoto, Akihiro Pierini, Paolo INFN Sezione di Milano and DESY Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Oseroff, Thomas Mechatronics Systems, LTD. Cornell University Pira, Cristian INFN Moeller, Wolf-Dietrich DESY —P— Pagani, Carlo Pischalnikov, Yuriy University of Milano and INFN-LASA FNAL Montesinos, Eric CERN palczewski, Ari Popielarski, John JLab MSU Murcek, Petr HZDR/Germany Pan, Feng Porter, Ryan IMP/CAS Cornell University —N— Pande, Shivaji Posen, Sam Nagata, Tomohiro Diamond Light Source Ltd FNAL ULVAC, Inc. Papadopoulos, Sotirios Powers, Tom CERN JLab Nakajima, Toshiyuki Nomura Plating Co., Ltd. Papke, Kai proslier, thomas CERN CEA Nassiri, Alireza ANL Parise, Mattia Prudnikava, Alena FNAL University of Hamburg Navitski, Aliaksandr RI Research Instruments GmbH Park, HyeKyoung Pu, Xiaoyun Old Dominion Univ/JLab SINAP Nii, Keisuke Marui Galvanizing Co., Ltd. Peauger, Franck Pudasaini, Uttar CEA Saclay The College of William and Mary Niu, Xiaofei IMP Peiniger, Michael RI Research Instruments GmbH —Q— Niu, Haihua Qin, Yuanshuai IMP Pekeler, Michael IMP RI Research Instruments GmbH Nwadike, Mike Quan, Shengwen Federal School of Science and Technoogy Peng, Zhaohua Peking University China Institute of Atomic Energy —R— Schmitz, Benedikt Spaniol, Bernd Helmholtz-Zentrum Berlin & Heraeus Deutschland GmbH & Co KG Rai, Abhishek University of Siegen Inter-University Accelerator Centre Schmokel¨ , Manuela Reece, Charles DESY Steinhau-Kuehl, Nicolai JLab DESY Schumacher, Marc Reschke, Detlef University of Siegen DESY Stengler, Timo Schwarz, Malte Alexander Institute for Nuclear Physics Reˇ zaˇ , Valizadeh IAP, Goethe University Frankfurt Johannes-Gutenberg University STFC Schwerg, Juljan Nikolai Rimmer, Robert CERN Storey JLab , Douglas TRIUMF Sekutowicz, Jacek Rodnizki, Jacob DESY SNRC Su, Li Sertore, Daniele IMP Romanenko, Alexander INFN Milano - LASA FNAL Sha, Peng Rosaz, Guillaume IHEP Su, Xiaotao CERN ESS ERIC Shanwu, Tang Rowe, Allan Kaiteng Sifang FNAL Sublet, Alban Shashkov, Yaroslav CERN National Research Nuclear University Ruoxu, Wang MEPHI IMP Shipman, Nicholas Sun, Liepeng CERN IMP —S— Saeki , Takayuki Shirakawa, Akihiro KEK KEK Sun, Sen SINAP Sakai, Hiroshi Sievers, Sven KEK DESY Sakamoto, Naruhiko Smith, Paul Sun, An RIKEN Nishina Center STFC Nanjing University Schaa, Volker RW Son, Ki taek GSI/JACoW Institude for Basic Sccience Sung, Zuhawn FNAL Schlander, Felix Song, Jinhai ESS ERIC IHEP —T— —V— Wang, Mingmin MSU Tajima, Tsuyoshi Vaglio, Ruggero LANL Physics Department Tamashevich, Yegor Valente-Feliciano, Anne-Marie Wang, Xilong Helmholtz-Zentrum Berlin JLab ESS ERIC Tan, Weiwei Velez, Adolfo Peking University HZB G-ISRF Warren, Mark Illinois Institute of Technology Tan, Teng IMP/CAS Venturini Delsolaro, Walter CERN Tang, Hongming Wei, Zheng Air Liquide Advanced Technologies Shanghai Chenguang Medical Verdu Andres, Silvia (China) Trading Co., Ltd Technologies Inc BNL Tavakoli, Keihan Vogel, Elmar Synchrotron SOLEIL DESY Wei, Cheng Peking University Teixeira Lopez, Silvia CERN Vogel, Hanspeter RI Research Instruments GmbH Wenskat, Marc Thomson, Jana DESY TRIUMF Vogel, Michael University Siegen Tian, Hui JLAB Wu, Jiayue IMP/CAS —W— Tian, Ruiming Wan, YuQin Heraeus Deutschland GmbH & Co KG IMP/CAS Wu, Congfeng Trenikhina, Yulia USTC/NSRL FNAL Wang, Dong SINAP Tuggle, Jay Wu, Qiangjun Virginia Tech Wang, Xianjin IMP IMP Turaj, Katarzyna CERN Wang, Kai Wu, Qiong Ningxia Orient Tantalum BNL Tyagi, Puneet Industry Co., Ltd STFC-Daresbury Laboratory Wang, Fengfeng IMP Wu, Genfa —U— FNAL Umemori, Kensei Wang, Jing KEK IMP Wu, Andong Umezawa, Hiroaki IMP Wang, Zhijun Tokyo Denkai Co., Ltd. IMP —X— Yang, Lei —Z— IMP/CAS Xi, Xiaoxing Zaplatin, Evgeny Temple University Forschungszentrum Julich¨ Yang, Deyu Peking University Xiang, Shengwang Zasadzinski, John SINAP Illinois Institute of Technology Yang, Yujia Xianwu, Wang Peking University Zeng, Rihua IMP ESS Yang, Ziqin Xiao, Qiuhong Peking University (PKU) Zhang, Lei Beijing CryoSource Technology Co., Ltd. Institute of Heavy Ion Physics IMP Xiao, Li Yao, Zhongyuan Zhang, Shuai Peking University TRIUMF IMP Xing, Chaochao Yasutake, Hiroto Zhang, Peng IMP Japan IMP/CAS Xiong, Pingran Ye, Haifeng Zhang, Jingyu IMP Vacree Technologies Co., Ltd IMP/CAS Xiong, Yi Yizhun, Ma Zhang, Shenghu Beijing BBEF Science & Lanzhou KejinTaiji New-tech Corp. Ltd. IMP/CAS Technology Co., Ltd You, Zhiming Zhang, Zheyi Xu, Xianbo IMP Wahenyida IMP
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    East Asian History NUMBER 19 . JUNE 2000 Institute of Advanced Studies Australian National University Editor Geremie R. Ba rme As sistant Editor Helen Lo Editorial Bo ard Mark Elvin (Convenor) John Clark An drew Fraser Helen Hardacre Colin Jeffcott W.]. F. Jenner Lo Hui-min Gavan McCormack David Marr Tessa Morris-Suzuki Michael Underdown Des ign and Production Helen Lo Bu siness Manager Marion Weeks Printed by Goanna Print, Fyshwick, ACT Th is is th e nineteenth issue of East Asian History in the seri es previously entitled Papers on Far EasternHistory. The journal is published twice a year Contributions to The Ed itor, East Asian History Division of Pacific and Asian History Research School of Pacific and As ian Studies Australian National University Canberra ACT 0200, Au stralia Phone +61 2 6249 3140 Fax +61 2 6249 5525 email [email protected] Subscription Enquiries to Subscriptions, East Asian History, at th e above address Annual Subscription Au stralia A$45 Overseas US$45 (for two issues) iii CONTENTS 1 Lu Xun's Disturbing Greatness W. j. F.Jenner 27 The Early-Qing Discourse on Lo yalty Wing-ming Chan 53 The Dariyan ya, the State of the Uriyangqai of the Altai , the Qasay and the Qamniyan Ceveng (c. Z. Zamcarano) -translated by 1. de Rachewiltz and j. R. Krueger 87 Edwardian Theatre and the Lost Shape of Asia: Some Remarks on Behalf of a Cinderella Subject Timothy Barrett 103 Crossed Legs in 1930s Shanghai: How 'Modern' the Modern Woman? Francesca Dal Lago 145 San Mao Makes History Miriam Lang iv Cover calligraphy Yan Zhenqing M�Y��, Tang calligrapher and statesman Cover illustration Magazine advertisement for the medicine Bushiming THE EARLY-QING DISCOURSE ON LOYALTY � Wing-ming Chan �*Jkfijj The drastic shift of the Mandate of Heav en in seventeenth-century China 2 ZhangTingyu iJ1U!33: (1672-1755) et aI., provoked an identity crisis among the Chinese literati and forced them to comp., Mingshi [History of the Ming dynasty! reconsider their socio-political role in an er a of dynastic change.