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Books by 李洁
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1912–1928: The Beiyang Era, Warriors and Warlords 1912-1928：文武北洋（枭雄篇）
To revisit the Beiyang era, you must revisit the late Qing. And to revisit the Republic of China under the Beiyang government, you must revisit the “mighty warriors” among the Beiyang warlords. Reflections at the site of Yuan Shikai’s former residence, a visit to Li Yuanhong’s old home, Duan Qirui’s former residence and more, traces of Wu Peifu, Zhang Zuolin’s empty cave and old home... The literary and military prowess of these major figures kept a fleeting era from vanishing too easily from
74Reads9.2Score—Shelves
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The Late Qing Dynasty and the Three Kingdoms + The Civil and Military Beiyang Era (2 Books) 晚清三国+文武北洋（全二册）
I was making feverish preparations for war, the Russians were responding without a care in the world, and the people of the Great Qing had no idea which side to take... The Great Qing Empire, the Empire of Japan, and the Russian Empire: the “Three Kingdoms of the Late Qing,” gambling their nations’ fates. The Russo-Japanese War (1904–1905), fought under Empress Dowager Cixi, Emperor Meiji, and the last tsar, was nothing short of a colossal wager on “World War Zero”! Just six years after the war,
55Reads8.9Score—Shelves
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1904–1905: The Late Qing, Three Kingdoms 1904-1905：晚清三国
The Japanese were making feverish preparations for war, the Russians were facing it with confidence, and the people of the Qing Empire had no idea which side to support... The Qing Empire, the Japanese Empire, and the Russian Empire wagered their national destinies in the Russo-Japanese War of 1904–1905, a late-Qing contest among three powers involving Empress Dowager Cixi, Emperor Meiji, and the last Tsar. It was practically a gamble on the "First World War Zero"! Just six years after the war,
40Reads9.3Score—Shelves