Introduction
This book conducts an in-depth investigation of the four regions of this inland frontier (Northeast, Xinjiang, Inner Mongolia, and Tibet) from the aspects of ecological environment, ethnic groups, production methods, social forms, and historical evolution. It reveals the different interactive interdependencies between mainland China and the above-mentioned four regions and frontier areas, and discusses the rich diversity of the history of China's inland frontiers. Thus, it demonstrates the unique historical value of each border area and points out the integrated characteristics of China's multi-ethnic social culture.
Reader comments
I especially like the introduction in the book about the ecological environment and ethnic groups in various regions, as well as their interactive relationship with mainland China. Moreover, I think the author's analysis of historical evolution is very thorough, allowing me to see the unique historical value of the border areas. The characters in the book are also very vivid, making me feel like I am actually there. All in all, this is a great book worth reading!
I especially like the introduction in the book about the ecological environment and ethnic groups in various regions, as well as their interactive relationship with mainland China. Moreover, I think the author's analysis of historical evolution is very thorough, allowing me to see the unique historical value of the border areas. The characters in the book are also very vivid, making me feel like I am actually there. All in all, this is a great book worth reading!
Good book, very objective.