"The Moon Year" is an attempt at recording the mysterious and somewhat elusive traditions of the Chinese. Juliet Bredon and Igor Mitrophanow trace their way through the intimate life of Chinese religion, superstitions, philosophies, customs, and society. Only after a year's residence in China are the authors able to gather an intimate perspective on this age-old civilization that has withstood the test of time. Bredon and Mitrophanow unravel some of the puzzles that surround this fascinating culture, through detailed description of the everyday beliefs of the Chinese people and the festivals of their 'Moon Calendar,' used as a diary of daily happenings. As the original printing of this book was in 1927, many of these rites may no longer exist, further emphasizing the importance of Bredon and Mitrophanow's work. Much of the material for "The Moon Year" was gathered first-hand from people they met along their journey, as well as from rare Chinese books and texts, resulting in a refreshingly honest exploration of a great civilization.
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1927年初版。作者更多的筆墨是在寫中國的宗教信仰，隻是布局上掩蓋瞭這些材料。她還調查瞭大量的地方性神祇。
评分1927年初版。作者更多的筆墨是在寫中國的宗教信仰，隻是布局上掩蓋瞭這些材料。她還調查瞭大量的地方性神祇。
评分【期末論文】全書介紹中國的農曆年。12個農曆月竟然每個月都有名稱，讓門外漢如我著實長瞭把見識。
评分1927年初版。作者更多的筆墨是在寫中國的宗教信仰，隻是布局上掩蓋瞭這些材料。她還調查瞭大量的地方性神祇。
评分【期末論文】全書介紹中國的農曆年。12個農曆月竟然每個月都有名稱，讓門外漢如我著實長瞭把見識。
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