Historians and media researchers studying commercial culture in Republican-era China.
Analyzing historical advertising patterns from early 20th-century Chinese newspapers.
This PATENT MEDICINES ITEMS (f) mind map template visualizes a 1923 typology of product categories from Chinese newspaper advertisements, as analyzed by Tsinghua University researchers in 'An Analytical Study of Advertisements in Chinese Newspapers' (Chinese Economic Monthly, April 1926). The template organizes 45 nodes across seven categories (a–g), with the 'f' category focusing on patent medicines. It includes specific branches such as 'For Heart & Kidney Troubles', 'For Social Diseases', and 'For nourishment', alongside related categories like 'LUXURY ITEMS (e)' with sub-branches 'Toilet articles' and 'Jewellery'. This PATENT MEDICINES ITEMS (f) template serves as a historical cheat sheet for understanding early 20th-century Chinese advertising and product classification.
Terms and ConditionsAnalyzing historical advertising patterns from early 20th-century Chinese newspapers.
Teaching a class on the evolution of product classification in marketing.
Creating a comparative study of modern vs. historical product categories for a research paper.
Launch the template in Xmind to visualize the seven historical product categories and their specific 1923 newspaper advertisement classifications.
Navigate through the patent medicine branches like 'For Heart & Kidney Troubles' and add your own research nodes to the existing structure.
Save your finalized historical analysis as a high-resolution image or PDF to include in your reports or educational presentations.
The template covers patent medicine advertisements from 1923 Chinese newspapers, organized into subcategories like 'For Heart & Kidney Troubles', 'For Social Diseases', and 'For nourishment', plus six other product categories (a–g).
It uses a radial layout with seven main circles (a–g), each representing a product category. The 'f' circle focuses on patent medicines, with branches for specific ailments and miscellaneous items.
Yes, you can edit the node text, add new branches, or change colors. The template is fully editable in Xmind desktop or web app.
The data comes from Tsinghua University researchers' study of Chinese newspaper ads in 1923, published in the Chinese Economic Monthly, April 1926.
Yes, it provides a historical classification framework that can be adapted to compare contemporary product categories or analyze advertising evolution.
They are EDUCATION ITEMS (a), AMUSEMENTS ITEMS (b), ECONOMIC ITEMS (c), DAILY NECESSITY ITEMS (d), LUXURY ITEMS (e), PATENT MEDICINES ITEMS (f), and MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS (g).
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