Introduction
Zhou Xirui is a new generation of American historians who grew up after the 1960s. Before writing this book, the author spent two years reading a large amount of Chinese and foreign materials, consulting diplomatic archives before and after the Revolution of 1911 in the United Kingdom and Japan, and abandoning the traditional values in some authoritative American modern history books on China. , Analyzes the changes in political sentiment among various groups in society and their relationships with each other. The author's research in this area has achieved worthy research results and is widely known in the academic community. Naturally, some of the academic views in this book may not necessarily be agreed with by domestic scholars, but they can at least serve as a reference and inspiration. The editor in charge reviewed the manuscript and made necessary processing according to editorial standards. Changed some Hong Kong and Taiwanese languages in the book into languages commonly used in mainland China, carefully checked the annotations, and rearranged the serial numbers of the translation annotations.
Reader comments
The author's research is very in-depth, and he analyzes the changes in political sentiment of various groups from the perspective of economic gains and losses. I find it very enlightening. Moreover, the book also mentioned many historical details that I didn't know before, which gave me a more comprehensive understanding of that period of history. I recommend everyone to read this book!
The author's research is very in-depth, and he analyzes the changes in political sentiment of various groups from the perspective of economic gains and losses. I find it very enlightening. Moreover, the book also mentioned many historical details that I didn't know before, which gave me a more comprehensive understanding of that period of history. I recommend everyone to read this book!