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Hymns of Universal Praise (Chinese: 普天頌讚; pinyin: Putian Songzan, also known as HUP), a Chinese hymnal published in 1936, is considered to be an ecumenical attempt at Chinese hymnology from the early twentieth century. According to the Hong Kong hymnologist Andrew Leung, the first edition, HUP1936, established the foundation of Chinese hymnody and is now set as a model of Chinese hymnology.

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  • Hymns of Universal Praise (Chinese: 普天頌讚; pinyin: Putian Songzan, also known as HUP), a Chinese hymnal published in 1936, is considered to be an ecumenical attempt at Chinese hymnology from the early twentieth century. According to the Hong Kong hymnologist Andrew Leung, the first edition, HUP1936, established the foundation of Chinese hymnody and is now set as a model of Chinese hymnology. (en)
  • 《普天頌讚》 是一本中国基督教新教各大公會的聯合詩歌集，初版於1936年由廣學會出版。 (zh)
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  • Putian Songzan (en)
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  • 普天頌讚 (en)
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  • Hymns of Universal Praise (Chinese: 普天頌讚; pinyin: Putian Songzan, also known as HUP), a Chinese hymnal published in 1936, is considered to be an ecumenical attempt at Chinese hymnology from the early twentieth century. According to the Hong Kong hymnologist Andrew Leung, the first edition, HUP1936, established the foundation of Chinese hymnody and is now set as a model of Chinese hymnology. (en)
  • 《普天頌讚》 是一本中国基督教新教各大公會的聯合詩歌集，初版於1936年由廣學會出版。 (zh)
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  • Hymns of Universal Praise (en)
  • 普天頌讚 (zh)
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