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CN DKUSC 052-2025-12-18/20 · Item · 1984
Part of Chinese Atlases
Atlas of Jiangsu Province from 1984. The atlas contains both city and county level maps as well as thematic maps of industries and waterways as well as weather charts and text on Jiangsu's history. 江苏省测绘局
CN DKUSC 016 · Item · 1945-1948[?]
Travel guide for Kunshan published during the Republican Era. Features photographs, a map, and advertisements. 上海绿菊书社发
CN DKUSC 191 · Collection · Undated
Map of Kunshan County, featuring geographical features such as rivers, canals, and lakes as well as administrative boundaries. 王蔚如
昆山 [Kunshan] Guidebook
CN DKUSC 014 · Item · 1934
Guidebook for Kunshan published by the Beijing-Shanghai-Hangzhou-Ningbo Railway Administration in 1934. The guidebook contains an overview of the history of Kunshan, notable sights as well as highlights of local culture and food. Two maps of the town and the surrounding area are inside. 京滬滬杭甬鐵路管理局啟
Zhu Qichao Manuscript
CN DKUSC 046 · Item · 1981
Zhu Qichao described his experiences from 1937-1945 in the Sino-Japanese War in this manuscript (titled 烽火迎优忆坎坷) written for the Jiangsu Provincial Political and Cultural History Research Committee Office in 1981. Zhu's recollections largely relate to his teaching and publishing experiences while in Yixing. 朱其超
Zhouzhuang Water Town
Item · 1985-03
Part of 昆山风貌 [Kunshan Scenery]
Zhouzhuang Water Lane. Zhouzhuang Town is located 18 kilometers southwest of the county seat and it retains its relatively complete characteristics as an ancient water town.
Item · 1985-03
Part of 昆山风貌 [Kunshan Scenery]
Yuqing Pavilion, Wenbi Peak - Yuqing Pavilion is located at the summit of Ma'anshan Mountain and is hexagonal in shape.There is a covered corridor. The Wenbi Peak is located in the southwest of the mountain. The top, according to legend, was built to commemorate Kunshan's first top scholar (Zhuangyuan). Built by Wei Jing.
Xiao Mianren Letter
CN DKUSC 040 · Collection · 1984
A three-page letter from Zhao Mianren of the Kunshan Party History Data Collection Office to Gong Zhaoyuan and Du Shuzhen regarding an exhibition on the history of the Kunshan People's Revolutionary Struggle from 1925 to 1949. 赵绵仁
Wenxing Pavilion and bridge
Item · 1985-03
Part of 昆山风貌 [Kunshan Scenery]
Wenxing Pavilion - Wenxing Pavilion, also known as Wenchang Pavilion, is located in the south of Chenmu Town, on the west bank of the ancient lotus pond. It was first built during the Southern Song Dynasty when Emperor Xiaozong moved south, and has a history of more than 100 years.