This book is a collection of essays on the study of national history. Dongyi's Ji tribe and Ji (Ji) country have a long history and are good at conquering and fighting. From the legendary era, through Xia, Shang, Western Zhou Dynasty, to the Spring and Autumn Period, they left their footprints on the land of the Central Plains. Mr. Wang Xiantang is a pioneer and master of research on national history. There have been many disagreements and controversies in the study of Ji (㠱) national history. Mr. Li Xueqin, Cao Dingyun, Wang Shuming, Wang Yongbo, Wang Endian and others sorted out, verified and analyzed the archaeological data, pushing the study of national history to a new stage. The dozen or so articles written by Li Fengxin are based on the research of these scholars, extending and synthesizing them. They conduct textual research and dialectical analysis on the controversial and neglected issues in the study of chronicle and national history, and put forward their own opinions.
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This book combs the research results of the history of the country. The author extends and synthesizes it on the basis of predecessors, and puts forward his own opinions on some controversial and neglected issues. I think this kind of academic spirit is worth learning. Just like when I teach, I also encourage students to have their own thinking and not to follow what others say. Moreover, the author himself has rich experience, ranging from soldiers to scholars. I also admire this cross-field research spirit. All in all, this is a good book worth reading.
This book combs the research results of the history of the country. The author extends and synthesizes it on the basis of predecessors, and puts forward his own opinions on some controversial and neglected issues. I think this kind of academic spirit is worth learning. Just like when I teach, I also encourage students to have their own thinking and not to follow what others say. Moreover, the author himself has rich experience, ranging from soldiers to scholars. I also admire this cross-field research spirit. All in all, this is a good book worth reading.