Abstract
The beginnings of mathematics in ancient China (before the Q 'in Dynasty (before 221 BC)). The formation of mathematical systems in ancient China (H `an Dynasty, 206 BC-220 AD). The development of mathematics in China during the W `ei, J `in, and North and South Dynasties (221-581 AD). Chinese mathematics in the time of the Su 'i and T 'ang Dynasties (581-907 AD). The zenith of the development of mathematics during the S `ong and Yu 'an Dynasties (960-1368 AD). The evolution from calculating with counting rods to calculating with the abacus. The first entry of Western mathematics into China. Mathematics under the feudalistic closed door policy in the middle period of Qing. The second entry of Western mathematics into China. Appendix 1: Language. Appendix 2: Chinese books. Appendix 3: Chronology. Appendix 4: History. Bibliography. Index
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