Founded in 1896 by French missionaries in Shanghai, *Revue de L'extrême-Orient* has served as a vital platform for discussing Asian affairs and facilitating cultural exchange, initially focusing on anthropology, geography, and history. It later evolved to address contemporary social and political issues, showcasing scholarly articles and translations that have significantly shaped Western understanding of Eastern cultures, particularly during socio-political upheaval. Renowned for its meticulous research, the publication remains a trusted source for scholars and enthusiasts in East Asian studies and cross-cultural dialogue. You can explore the rich history of this journal on OldNews.com, where you will find scans of *Revue de L'extrême-Orient*, Shanghai, East China, China starting 1901, including 86 scans in total. Discover historical figures and events, and perhaps even traces of your own family history, by delving into these archives.