The Republic of China
by Yang Zao
About This Novel
This book covers the period from the Wuchang uprising to the abdication of the Qing emperor, focusing on the independence process of each province. The Revolution of 1911 did not happen overnight. The recovery of each province went through completely different processes. Some were bloody riots, and some were smooth transitions. Not all revolutionaries played a leading role. The author emphasizes returning to the historical scene and uses many specific figures to recreate the Revolution of 1911 as seen, heard and felt by the people of 1911. The materials are mostly newspaper reports, diaries, memoirs, etc. At that time. The author puts aside the macro significance and explores this important change in modern history from a micro perspective, presenting the overlooked and forgotten details.
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