The study of the issue of slaves in Qin and Han Dynasties is an important topic in the field of Qin and Han history. Since the discussion on the nature of ancient Chinese society began in the 1930s, this research has been largely influenced by the academic research atmosphere at that time. Many experts and scholars have devoted themselves to exploring issues such as their number, work, and living conditions, and then discussed the nature of Qin and Han society. Starting from the bamboo slips and drawings, this book systematically discusses the names, origins, household registration status, release and legal status of slaves in the Qin and Han Dynasties. It also puts forward its own original opinions on specific issues such as slaves, slaves, household members, and household members in the Qin and Han Dynasties.
Reader comments
Moreover, the author conducted research based on the slips and slips, which I find very convincing! This reminds me of some records in "Historical Records", which also involve the life and social status of slaves. I really like the discussion in the book about the household registration situation and the issue of emancipation of slaves. I feel it is very helpful for understanding the population mobility and class changes in ancient society. Overall, this book was very enlightening and gave me a deeper understanding of society during the Qin and Han Dynasties.
Moreover, the author conducted research based on the slips and slips, which I find very convincing! This reminds me of some records in "Historical Records", which also involve the life and social status of slaves. I really like the discussion in the book about the household registration situation and the issue of emancipation of slaves. I feel it is very helpful for understanding the population mobility and class changes in ancient society. Overall, this book was very enlightening and gave me a deeper understanding of society during the Qin and Han Dynasties.