Issue 1-219 articlesEditor's Introductionp. ixDavid E. ScharffSection I: Psychoanalytic Theory and Practice“The Empty Heart”: Reflections on the Mental Anomie of Young People in Chinap. 2Klaus KocherDiscerning the Applicability of Psychoanalytic Self Psychology in a Contemporary Chinese Context: The Case of the Flight Phobia and the Flat-Breasted Motherp. 18Zhang Xiuming & Zhao XudongDeveloping the Receptive Heart and Mind Through Infant Observationp. 29Jeanne MagagnaSeven Gateways to Becoming a Certified Analyst of the International Psychoanalytical Associationp. 45Zhong JieSection II: Clinical Psychotherapy: Cases from Training Programmes in Analytic Adult and Child PsychotherapyIntroduction to Section II: Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy With Adults, Adolescents, and Children: Clinical Experiences in Training Programmes in Chinap. 56Jill Savege ScharffThe Value of Play for a Chinese Boy and His Motherp. 61Du Juan & Jill Savege ScharffBao's Case Reportp. 81Ni Ouya (Naya)Discussion of Ni Ouya's Clinical Case Presentationp. 88Ana María BarrosoClinical Experiences of the Frame from a Chinese Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy Consultation Groupp. 91Du Dan, Fan Zhiyuan, Liu Jun, Wan Ziqin, Zhang Jingang & Jill Savege ScharffSection III: Psychoanalysis and PhilosophyIntroduction to Section IIIp. 102Liu ZixiaoHow Can Instinct be the “Basic Concept of Transcendental Teleology”? An Exploration of Husserl's Concept of “Transcendental Instinct”p. 103Han XiaoThe Unspeakable Mystery: Lacan and Wittgenstein on Silencep. 125Chen LingxiSection IV: Psychoanalysis, Culture, and MythMother Archetypes in Chinese Cultural Narratives: A Psychoanalytic Perspectivep. 139Qiao XiaomengThe Legend of the White Snakep. 154Zhang JingyanSection V: Applied PsychoanalysisA Cultural and Sociological Interpretation of Psychoanalysis in China: Psychoanalysis as Cultural Object, Epistemic Culture, and Therapeutic Culturep. 168Wang XiApplication of the Balint Group Model in a New Nurse Groupp. 185Wu SaipingMechanism of Forgetfulness and Its Modification in the Context of Image Viewing: A Study of the “Signorelli” Casep. 193Xu ZhenniNotes on Contributorsp. 204