Scope and Contents A pile of handwritten passages and notes with headings include: (p.1) I Section - On the species of Women; (p.5) II Section - The Moon's digits [Candakala (?)]; (p.9) III Section - On the species of man and woman with regard to the variety of sexual union; (p.11) IV Section - On General Ordinances; (p.19) V Section - Local Peculiarities; (p.23) VI Section - On Embraces; (p.25) VII Section - On Kissing; (p.27) VIII Section - On Scratching with the Nails; (p.29) IX Section - On Biting;...

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41 sheets of notes on Chinese antique with images drawn.

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Notes of Chinese history covering different topics such as taxation system, Turk (突厥), Buddhism in Tang Dynasty (唐之佛教), historical development of the Jin Dynasty (晉朝), The Sixteen Kingdoms (十六國), Northern and Southern dynasties (南北朝), Sui Dynasty (隋朝) and Tang Dynasty (唐朝).

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Handout for Cultural History, Anthoropology and Folkloristics. A note with the header "University of Hong Kong Department of Chinese Studies 香港大學中國文史學系" written from "?希亮" to Hsü Ti-Shan is attached to the file.

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A pile of notes on the grammar rules of Sanskrit. Attached with rubbings of a Chinese coin with the word "泰和重寶" printed in seal script (篆書). Some blank pages are attached at the back with markings such as "馬" and "庚" at the top right hand corner.

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Two sheets of notes on Hinduism.

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"A textbook which introduces the pronunciaiton and usage of Cantonese with examples of daily situations and poems. Edited by 盧子防 (Lu Zifang), published by 全國國語教育促進會汕頭分會 (Chyuan-gwo Gwoyeu Jiawyuh Tsuhjinn-huey Shantour Gwoyeu Jeangshiyi-suoo, the Shantou Branch of National Mandarin Education Promotion Association).

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An abdominal exercise set with a booklet and poster which indicates the postures of the exercise. There is also an envelope which is used to hold the poster and the booklet.

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An autobiographical novel written by 海燕 (Hai Yan).

Scope and Contents This is a collection donated by Dr. Ma Fong Yam (馬芳蔭), who is the grandson of Professor Ma Jian (馬鑑). The collection consists of 61 files related to Professor Hsü Ti-shan (許地山) with materials including 12 books, 4 correspondences, 8 notebooks and various drafts and manuscripts. The materials are mostly handwritten and suspected to be the script of Hsü Ti-shan. Most of the materials are related to the research interests of Hsü Ti-shan such as anthropology, Taoism, Buddhism and Sanskrit....