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Books by 阎崇年

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  1. Sixty Years from the Fall of the Ming to the Rise of the Qing 明亡清兴六十年 Historical312k WordsCompleted This book presents the turbulent history of the sixty years from the late Ming to the early Qing. The author examines the political, economic, and military conditions of both the Ming and the Manchus side by side, seeking to draw lessons from the Ming's decline and the Manchus' rise. The story is driven by the twists and turns of Yuan Chonghuan's personal fate, while also exploring the broad social and historical forces behind it. As a result, the book is both engaging and substantial in depth a 398Reads9.4Score110Shelves
  2. Six Hundred Years of the Forbidden City: Commemorative Edition 故宫六百年:纪念版 Historical298k WordsCompleted The Forbidden City’s magnificent palaces have shone brilliantly for 600 years, weathering countless storms. The interplay between its architecture, collections, people, and other elements has shaped its 600-year history. Following a chronological thread, this book carefully traces more than 600 years of Ming and Qing history, covering four periods: the Forbidden City under the Ming, under the Qing, during the Republic of China, and in the People’s Republic of China. From the 18th year of the Yon 101Reads9.3Score—Shelves
  3. A History of Urban Life in Ancient China 中国古代都市生活史 Historical165k WordsCompleted This book focuses on the customs and rituals of everyday life among residents of ancient Chinese cities, including clothing, food, housing, travel, weddings and funerals, seasonal festivals, religious rites, entertainment, and exercise. It also explores many other aspects, offering a comprehensive look at ancient urban life. Blending readability with informative content, it is a rare and valuable introduction to history. 25Reads8.6Score—Shelves
  4. The Mirror of History 历史的镜子 Historical392k WordsCompleted This book distills the key insights and scholarly reflections from Mr. Yan Chongnian's lifelong research. It brings together highlights from the many speeches Mr. Yan gave, starting in 1984 and spanning nearly forty years, at government offices, universities, libraries, museums, cultural organizations, and other institutions in China and abroad. The book is divided into five parts: "Learning from History," "Cultural Heritage," "Historical Figures," "Reading and Self-Cultivation," and "Patriotism 24Reads8.4Score—Shelves