I. The journal is sponsored by the Institute of Chinese Studies at Peking University.

II. This is a comprehensive academic journal aimed at promoting the excellent traditional culture of the Chinese nation, advocating a pragmatic academic style, encouraging bold explorations in academic issues, and striving for innovation.

III. The journal publishes academic papers related to Chinese traditional culture, emphasizing interdisciplinary comprehensive research and specialized studies within various disciplines. The content covers subjects such as: ancient literature, modern literature, ancient literary theory, philology, phonology, glossology, cataloging, textual criticism, ancient history, modern history, historiography, Dunhuang Turfan studies, intellectual history, history of philosophy, history of religion, history of legal thought, history of political thought, history of economic thought, history of military thought, history of science and technology, history of aesthetics, history of ethics, cu

ltural history, archaeology, comparative studies of Chinese and foreign cultures, and history of cultural exchanges between China and other countries.IV. Submissions should be written in traditional Chinese in accordance with the format requirements of the journal, with careful proofreading of quotes and references, and accompanied by a Chinese abstract of no more than 200 words and three to five keywords. Submissions with more than five errors in quotations and references or not following the format requirements will be rejected.

V. The journal warmly welcomes contributions from scholars both domestic and abroad.

VI. Submissions are reviewed by at least two authoritative scholars from inside and outside the university committee, who provide written reviews to be discussed by the editorial committee to decide upon their publication. The names of authors and reviewers are kept confidential from each other.

VII. The editorial committee reserves the right to edit or modify manuscripts or ask authors for revisions, or to make necessary editorial enhancements. Authors who do not wish for their work to be edited should state so in advance.

VIII. Authors are responsible for any copyright issues concerning their submissions.

IX. If a manuscript is accepted, the author will be notified promptly. If no notification of acceptance is received within six months, the author may handle their manuscript as they see fit.

X. Please provide your name, work affiliation, mailing address, telephone, and fax number to facilitate contact.

XI. Please do not submit the same manuscript to multiple journals.

XII. Since 2002, the journal has published two volumes per year, each volume containing about 400,000 characters.

XIII. Contributors will receive a copy of the journal and ten offprints of their articles upon publication, with generous remuneration.

XIV. Please send submissions to:

Postal code: 100871

Daya Hall, Peking University (Formerly Northern Chemical Building),No. 5 Yiheyuan Road, Haidian District, Beijing

Editorial Department of the Studies in sinology

E-mail: ggxybgs@pku.edu.cn

Editorial Committee of the Studies in sinology

May 2020