"The Beginning and End of the Revolution of 1911" takes the Revolution of 1911 as the core event and tells the story of Chinese history and social changes from 1908 to 1912. The book begins when Emperor Xuantong ascends the throne and ends when the Nanjing Provisional Government moves north. This period was a period of intense social turmoil in China, with complicated characters and events. This book vividly and popularly describes this serious and profound history, absorbs and uses the latest information discovered and mastered by the current historians, grasps the main events, and tells this thrilling revolutionary chapter in chronological order, interspersed with introductions of important figures, and dotted with interesting historical details.
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The writing is generally good and easy to understand. However, the time is not well arranged, which can easily cause readers to get confused.
The writing is generally good and easy to understand. However, the time is not well arranged, which can easily cause readers to get confused.
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