The Kuo Yü describes this as follows : For this reason the ancient kings took as their standard the chung vessel , ( and decreed that ) the ' size ' of its pitch should not exceed that ( produced by the string ) ...
... 206 Zhi Hui ( Chih - Hui ] ( monk and engineer ) , Luoyang water supply , 280 Zhongliu ( Chung - liu ) ( household god ) , 86 Zhongmou , canal at , 194 , 195 Zhongquan ( Chung - chhüan ) , irrigation canal , 231-2 Zhongshan ( Chung ...
Volumes I and II of the major series: China: its language, geography and history ; Chinese philosophy and scientific thought.
A section of Volume IV, part 1 and a section of Volume IV, part 3 of the major series:
The major part of the book is then devoted to the history of scientific thought in China itself. Beginning with ancient times, it describes the milieu in which arose the schools of the Confucians, Taoists, Mohists, Logicians and Legalists.
In the original text, the material covered here appeared in Volume IV Part I and Volume IV Part 3. In abridging the text, the opportunity has been taken to include the official Pin Yin transliterations alongside those of the original work.
Digesting the main sections of Volume IV of Dr. Needham's magnum opus, this book is concerned with the immense advances made in early and medieval China in mechanical engineering.