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1 letter from Ho Peng-Yoke [He Bingyu 何丙郁] (Griffith University, Australia) to Joseph Needham, 1974-04-05
This letter relates to an application to the Australian Research Grants Committee for funds to travel to Canberra, and to employ a research assistant, on a project entitled ‘The gunpowder epic in the history of science in China.’ Results of the research would be published in Volume 5 of Science and Civilisation in China. Includes a photocopy of Ho Peng-Yoke's completed application form.
1 letter from Holmes H. Welch to Joseph Needham, 1972-07-22
This letter relates to the lack of Chinese scholars attending the 2nd International Conference on Taoism.
1 letter from Holmes Welch to Joseph Needham, 1958-08-13
Holmes Welch was a US State Department official who wrote extensively on Taoism and Buddhism. This letter relates to his book Taoism: The Parting of the Way, his work for the American Consulate in Hong Kong publishing the Survey of the China Mainland Press and suggests meeting to discuss Taoism
1 letter from Hou Baozhang [侯寳璋] to Joseph Needham, 1958-09-05
This letter expresses regret that they did not meet in Hong Kong and gives praise for Science and Civilisation in China
1 letter from Hou Wailu [侯外廬] (Chinese Academy of Social Sciences), 1981-10-02
This letter written in Chinese expresses regret at not having seen Joseph Needham on his recent visit to Beijing. Mentions Prof. Li Xueqin [李學勤] who will go to Cambridge.
1 letter from Hou Wailu 侯外廬to Joseph Needham, 1964-11-21
This letter sends greetings on Joseph’s return. Written in Chinese.
1 letter from Hsi Ming-Chhi [Xi Mingqi 郗命麒] to Joseph Needham, 1984-08-20
This letter is written in Chinese and notes that Hsi Ming-Chhi received Joseph Needham’s instruction when he was 19. He is doing research on the Terracotta Army of the First Emperor, especially the weapons.
1 letter from Hsing Tsung [Huang Tsing-tsung, Huang Xingzong 黃興宗] to Joseph Needham and Lu Gwei-Djen, 1984-09-22
This letter encloses 2 colour photographs: one of a golden statue called Tian hua niang niang [天花娘娘] and a birthday cake made by the Shanghai Branch of the Chinese Academy of Sciences for Lu Gwei-Djen.
1 letter from Hsu Hua Chen [Xu Huazhen 许华珍] (Radio Beijing, Beijing guang bo dian tai 北京广播电台) to Joseph Needham, 1979-01-24
This letter expresses thanks for the gift of a thesaurus and sends a gift of a Chinese calendar.
1 letter from Hu Daojing to Joseph Needham and Lu Gwei-Djen, 1981-09-30 - 1981-10-13
1 letter from Hu Tao-Ching [Hu Dao-Jing 胡道靜] to Tshao Thien-Chhin [Cao Tianqin 曹天欽], 1981-10-01
This letter is written in Chinese on Shanghai People’s Press [Shang hai ren min chu ban she 上海人民出版社] stationery saying that his son Youqin [ 幼琴] had sent two seals by Sun Zhongwei [孙仲威], one for Joseph Needham and one for Lu Gwei-Djen, and that he had sent 10 copies of ‘Nature’ to him and wondered if they had arrived. He also said he would telephone.
1 letter from Hua Chüeh-Ming [Hua Jueming 华觉明] to Joseph Needham, 1981-08-07
1 letter from Huang Cuicun 黄粹存 (Guilin, Guangxi) to Joseph Needham, 1978-06
This letter is written in Chinese and mentions Ray [Huang Renyu 黄仁宇, historian Ray Huang]. It seems that she is the younger sister of Ray Huang, and wrote the third article in his book, 1587,A Year of No Significance: The Ming Dynasty in Decline [Chinese title: Wan li shi wu nian 万历十五年] (https://www.sto.cc/book-82999-1.html).
1 letter from Huang Shêng-Chang [Huang Shengzhang 黃盛璋] (University of Chicago) to Joseph Needham, 1984-08-13
The letter is written in Chinese and notes that Huang Shêng-Chang will be a visiting fellow at Clare Hall for six months, gives his background as a historical geographer and archaeologist working on ancient bronzes, bamboo slips, and the transfer of technology. He mentions that he knows Michael Loewe.
1 letter from Hugh Gibb to Joseph Needham, 1983-10-21
This letter mentions David Turner, the end of a film to be made by Thames television and his plans to make a film about the Yangtze River.
1 letter from Ivy Soh to Joseph Needham, 1972-06-25
This letter express hopes of meeting in Singapore and gives news of mutual friends.
1 letter from Jack Dribbon (Britain-China Friendship Association) to Joseph Needham, 1952-07-21
This letter relates to the press conference organised on the return from China of the Dean of Canterbury, and the negative publicity the visit caused, also a delegation due to leave for China in August which will include Bill Ellerby
1 letter from Jagadith Chandra Jain (Pei Ta University) to Joseph Needham, 1952-09-06
This letter sends greetings and hopes they can meet in Beijing
1 letter from Jamal N. Islam (Institute of Theoretical Astronomy, University of Cambridge) to Joseph Needham, 1971-07-09 - 1971-07-13
Also 1 letter from Joseph Needham to Chou En-Lai [Zhou Enlai 周恩来] forwarding a letter from Jamal Islam and sending greetings.
1 letter from Jane Feinmann (Pulse: The Doctors' Newspaper, London) to Joseph Needham, 1978-09-05
This letter requests an article from Joseph Needham relating to medicine in China.
1 letter from Janet (Mrs. G.M. Trevelyan) to K.B., 13 November 1945
1 letter from Janet (Mrs. G.M. Trevelyan) to K.B. concerning her book.
1 letter from Jeremy Bentham to the Rt. Hon. William Pitt, 1791-11-26
1 autograph letter, signed. Dover Street.
1 letter from Jerome R. Ravetz (Fudan University, Shanghai) to the Secretary of the Chinese Academy of Sciences, 1986-11-12
This letter requests assistance with meeting Joseph Needham in Shanghai.
1 letter from Jim Charles (University of Cambridge) to Joseph Needham, 1972-08-09 - 1972-10-19
This letter relates to Teruko Muroga and the study of glass in Iron Age, Viking and early Medieval archaeological excavations. Includes 2 letters from F.M. Beatty (The British Council, Japan) relating to funding for Dr. Muroga.
1 letter from Jin Zumeng [Chin Tsu-Mêng 金祖孟] (East China Normal University) to Joseph Needham, 1984-08-23
This letter is written in Chinese and encloses an abstract for an article entitled ‘Re-evaluation of the Hun tian Theory.’ Joseph Needham wrote on the letter: 'read your article with interest, complements'.