Hsu-chou

Hsü-chou English Proper noun en Xuzhou. en 1970 1968 w:Shiba Yoshinobu w:Mark Elvin Commerce and Society in Sung China https://archive.org/details/commercesocietyi00shib/ 1992 0-89264-902-X 1181343913 4197231M 208 https://archive.org/details/commercesocietyi00shib/page/208/ Even in T'ang times, self-sufficient villages lacking economic contacts with the outside world had become sufficiently rare to make it worthwhile for the ninth-century poet Po Chü-i to record an instance of one such which he had seen in Hsu-chou, in what is now northwestern Kiangsu. en https://archive.org/details/Cambridge-History-of-China/13剑桥中华民国史英文版.Vol.13：The.Cambridge.History.of.China%2C.Vol.13：Republican.China.1912-1949%2C.Part.2/ 1986 w:John K. Fairbank; w:Albert Feuerwerker w:The Cambridge History of China 13 w:Cambridge University Press 0-521-24338-6 76-29852 1046217524 7734138M 555 https://archive.org/details/Cambridge-History-of-China/13剑桥中华民国史英文版.Vol.13：The.Cambridge.History.of.China%2C.Vol.13：Republican.China.1912-1949%2C.Part.2/page/555/ In early April 1938, for example, as the Japanese converged on the key transportation centre of Hsu-chou in northern Kiangsu, General Li Tsung-jen’s forces enticed the attackers into a trap in the walled town of T'ai-erh-chuang. Translations Xuzhou Further reading pn