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Taiwanese Customs and Superstitions
Language: English
Published by Rev. Ardon Albrecht & Gô Sin-gi, 1970
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A guidebook for Christians on Taiwanese customs and superstitions. Translation of Ki-tok-to Kap Tai-oan Koan-siok. . . .
Published by [China Evangelical Luthern Church],, Taipei, Taiwan, ROC:, 1966
Seller: Zephyr Used & Rare Books, Vancouver, WA, U.S.A.
Association Member: ABAA CBA ESA ILAB
Seller rating 5 out of 5 stars
4to. [2], ii, [4], 128 pp. With 128 photo plates, illustrations. Red & black softcovers, black lettering front cover & spine (very slight sunning to spine, edgewear), still VG copy, w/ Chinese Chop stamped on ffep. Second edition of this informative and well-illustrated work on annual Chinese festivals, marriage ceremonies and customs, as well as funeral customs and rules to guide Christian missionaries working in Taiwan avoid unnecessary misunderstandings and offenses. Albrecht worked on the translation with Go Sin-gi, and drew from the Chinese original which was much abbreviated and first published in 1955 by the Taiwan Presbyterian Church.
