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《上海石库门风情画(英文版)》内容简介：As a kind of residential building unique in Shanghai,Shikumen houses have been in existence for about 140 years sincethey first came into being in the middle of 19th century. Duringthat long period of time, millions of citizens in Shanghai as well asimmigrants from others parts of the country have been carryingout their daily lives in Shikumen, to which they felt attached bothphysically and emotionally.

Preface

Foreword

Features of Shikumen Houses

Shikumen in the Past

The Origin of the Name

The Evolution of Shikumen Houses

Early Shikumen Houses

Late Shikumen Houses

Shikumen Houses with Cantonese Style

New Lane Houses

The Evolution of Doorways

The Evolution of Shikumen Doorways

The Evolution of Doorway

Features of Courtyards in Shikumen

Features of the Decoration of Shikumen Houses

Names of Lanes in Shikumen

Landlords in Shikumen

Second Landlords in Shikumen

Shikumen in Recent Days

Meilanfang

Shangxianfang

Wanyifang

Prospects of Shikumen

Commercial Model

Private Conservation Model

Government Conservation Model

The Living Habits of Residents in Shikumen

Living Habits

Having Meals

Washing Clothes

Dumping out the Chamber Pot

Enjoying the Cool Air

Slang in Shanghai Dialect

Practicing Daochang-Taoist or Buddhist Rites-in the Shell

of a Snail

Hatching in the Sunshine

Opening a Dormer Window

Opening the Dormer and Getting it Straight

Relationships Between Neighbors

Appellations Used to Address Each Other within the

Neighborhood

Care for Each Other

Courtesy on Both Sides

The Custom of Sharing

Borrowing from Each Other

Helping Each Other Receive Guests

Frugality in Household Management

Shrewd Housewives

Making New Clothes out of the Old

Vendors in Lanes in Shiknmen

Cries in the Lanes

Cries from Dawn till Dusk

Dawn

Early in the Morning

Breakfast

In the Evening

Late at Night

Cries in Different Seasons

Early Summer

Midsummer

Late Summer and Early Fall

Cries of Selling Snacks

Specialties

Sweet Porridge

Gingko

Rice Flour Balls with Sweet Fermented-Rice

Gardenia

Pear-Flavored Sugar

The Repairers Cries

Crying for "Buying"

Brolly Maintenance

Wooded Frame Coir Rope Mattress Maintenance

Sharpening Knives and Polishing Scissors

Chinaware Maintenance

Stalls and Shops in the Lanes

Shoemakers Stall

Book Stand

Barber Stand

Popped Rice

Tiger Stove

Childrens Games in Shikumen

Hide and Seek

Leapcamel

Rolling the iron Ring

Playing Diabolo

Knee Wrestling

Spinning the "Wretch"

Slapping Tofu-Like Paper Cards

Police and Pirates

Dropping the Handkerchief

Rubber Band Jumping

Kicking the Shuttlecock

Hawk Catching Chicks

Rope Skipping

Pulling the Carrots

Rock- Scissors - Paper

Where Is My Friend？

Marbles

Slapping the Paper Cards

The Cigarette Cards

Playing with the Strings

Fling the Little Beanbags

Hopscotch

Humanities of Shikumen

The Historical Sites of Shikumen

The Site of the First National Congress of CPC：

Shude Lane

The Former Site of the Central Committee of China

Communist Youth League： Yuyang Lane

Activity Base of a New Culture： Mingde Lane

Home of the Theatre Activists Sisters： Hehefang

Favourite of the Foreign Heads： Bugao Lane

Foundation of the Southern China Society：

Huaihaifang

Chinese Painting Masters： Yongyu Lane

Romantic Encounter： Shangxianfang

Big Names out of Shikumen

Lu Xun and Jingyun Lane

Mao Dun and Jingyun Lane

……

Folk Literature of Shikumen

Appendix

Tecent：Prize-Winning Compositions on Memories of Shikumen

Bibliography

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《上海石库门风情画(英文版)》内容简介：As a kind of residential building unique in Shanghai,Shikumen houses have been in existence for about 140 years sincethey first came into being in the middle of 19th century. Duringthat long period of time, millions of citizens in Shanghai as well asimmigrants from others parts of the country have been carryingout their daily lives in Shikumen, to which they felt attached bothphysically and emotionally.