Another Civilization

About This Novel

The author continues the way "The Other Half of Chinese History" uses stories to tell history, narrating the stories of people who escaped from the East China Sea Plain and lived in Shandong Peninsula, the Yangtze River Estuary, the Mongolian Grassland, the Japanese Island, and the Americas, and became the ancestors of the Dongyi people, Yue people, Xinglongwa people, Japanese, and Indians. In this book, the author directly interrogates issues of human concern such as territorial disputes, genocide, and environmental degradation, and conducts in-depth discussions on practical issues such as China's maritime awareness, the United States' strategy of returning to Asia, and Japan's national character.

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