Chinese National Identity Theory

Throughout the five thousand years of Chinese history, the general trend of the development of China's ethnic relations can be divided into three stages according to the different characteristics of Chinese history and the development of Chinese ethnic relations in different periods: Stage, from the Xia, Shang and Zhou dynasties to the Qin Dynasty, the general trend of the development of China's ethnic relations is from the integration of diversity to the integration of China, which lasted for more than two thousand years. In the second stage, from the Han Dynasty to the Qing Dynasty, the general trend of the development of ethnic relations in China was from ethnic interculturalization to Sinicization becoming the mainstream of ethnic integration, which also lasted for more than two thousand years. In the third stage, starting from the overthrow of the Qing Dynasty by the Xinhai Revolution in 1911, until now, the general trend in the development of ethnic relations in China has been from Hanization as the mainstream to Chinese national identity. "The Theory of Chinese National Identity" started researching and discussing the identity, inclusiveness and other characteristics of the Chinese nation, and this book was specially written.