The Chinese University Press

Other ISBN range for The Chinese University Press: The Chinese University Press (978-962-996-...)

year of publication	ISBN	author(s)	title
1979	978-962-201-170-0	Nathan K Mao	Twelve towers: Short stories
1980	978-962-201-202-8	Lao She · Ch'en Jo-hsi	Two Writers and the Cultural Revolution (A Renditions book)
1989	978-962-201-252-3		Tao Te Ching
1985	978-962-201-312-4	Jamil M. Abun-Nasr	Chinese Lexicology & Lexicography
1998	978-962-201-423-7	George Kao	Cathay by the Bay: San Francisco Chinatown In 1950
1993	978-962-201-426-8	Tseng Yuho	A History of Chinese Calligraphy
1989	978-962-201-467-1	Lao Tzu	Tao Te Ching (Chinese Classics (Hong Kong).)
2002	978-962-201-595-1	Samuel Hung-nin Cheung · Sze-yun Liu · Li-lin Shih	A Practical Chinese Grammar (Mandarin)
1996	978-962-201-640-8	Marina Ma · John A. Rallo	My Son, Yo-Yo
1995	978-962-201-658-3	Lo Shiu Hing	Political Development in Macau
''	978-962-201-660-6	David P. Davies	Hong Kong Reflections: Health, Illness and Disability in Hong Kong Children
1997	978-962-201-733-7	Jin Yong	Fox Volant of the Snowy Mountain
2000	978-962-201-859-4	Pai Hsien-yung	Taipei People
2003	978-962-201-860-0	Shiu-ying Hu	Food Plants of China
1999	978-962-201-862-4	Gao Xingjian · Gilbert C. F. Fong	The Other Shore
2000	978-962-201-868-6	Yu Feng	A Learners' Handbook of Modern Chinese Written Expressions
''	978-962-201-875-4	David K. Y. Chu · Yue-Man Yeung	Fujian: A Coastal Province in Transition and Transformation (Academic Monograph on China Studies)
''	978-962-201-922-5	Chik Hon Man	Chinese-English Dictionary
''	978-962-201-970-6	New Asia - Yale-in-China Chinese Language Center	English-Cantonese Dictionary
2000	978-962-201-974-4	Gao Xingjian · Gilbert C. F. Fong	The Other Shore
2002	978-962-201-975-1	Simon So	A Glossary of Common Cantonese Colloquial Expressions
2003	978-962-201-985-0	Justin Yifu Lin · Fang Cai · Zhou Li	The China Miracle: Development Strategy and Economic Reform
2001	978-962-201-992-8	Lao Tzu	Tao Te Ching
''	978-962-201-993-5	Kwok-kan Tam	Soul of Chaos: Critical Perspectives on Gao Xingjian