The book "Sixteen Lectures on Chinese Fiscal History" does not take the accumulation of traditional historical materials as its main content, nor does it use a simple time and space framework as its arrangement form. Instead, it is committed to using the theory of fiscal politics to reinterpret the fiscal historical materials from the Shang and Zhou dynasties to contemporary times, thereby revealing the development laws of the Chinese country from a fiscal perspective. By organically blending the evolution of fiscal thought and the practice of fiscal systems, it reveals the secrets of the Chinese people's use of fiscal tools to govern the country for thousands of years and the difficult path to modern transformation.
Reader comments
This book is very interesting! It does not simply list historical data, but uses fiscal political theory to reinterpret financial historical data from the Shang and Zhou Dynasties to contemporary times, allowing me to see the laws of China's national development. Moreover, it combines fiscal thought with institutional practice, revealing the secret of Chinese people's use of fiscal tools to govern the country. However, I didn't really like some of the characters in the book, and their behavior sometimes made me angry. But overall, this is a great book worth reading!
This book is very interesting! It does not simply list historical data, but uses fiscal political theory to reinterpret financial historical data from the Shang and Zhou Dynasties to contemporary times, allowing me to see the laws of China's national development. Moreover, it combines fiscal thought with institutional practice, revealing the secret of Chinese people's use of fiscal tools to govern the country. However, I didn't really like some of the characters in the book, and their behavior sometimes made me angry. But overall, this is a great book worth reading!