"Northwestern Ethnic Studies" is an academic collection sponsored by the China Western Frontier Research Institute (Northwestern Ethnic Research Center) of Shaanxi Normal University. It focuses on the history of ethnic groups in northwest China, the history of economic and cultural exchanges between northwest ethnic groups and neighboring countries, and the natural environment of northwest ethnic areas. The contents of this collection include research on the relationship between the Gaochang Kingdom and the Turks, the imperial pacification of Tibetan stele inscriptions, a study of the relationship between Milan murals and Eastern and Western art, what the nomadic tribes used to be, etc. All articles are first published in this collection.
Reader comments
This book is really good! It focuses on the history of ethnic groups in northwest China, which reminds me of a friend of mine who is particularly interested in this aspect. The book contains an in-depth study of the relationship between the Gaochang Kingdom and the Turks, as well as a collation of the inscriptions on the pacification of Tibet, which is very rich in content. I especially like the discussion on the relationship between Milan murals and Eastern and Western art, which is very interesting. Moreover, all the articles in this book are first published, so they are very valuable to read!
This book is really good! It focuses on the history of ethnic groups in northwest China, which reminds me of a friend of mine who is particularly interested in this aspect. The book contains an in-depth study of the relationship between the Gaochang Kingdom and the Turks, as well as a collation of the inscriptions on the pacification of Tibet, which is very rich in content. I especially like the discussion on the relationship between Milan murals and Eastern and Western art, which is very interesting. Moreover, all the articles in this book are first published, so they are very valuable to read!