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Books by 马勇
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Turbulent Times of the Republic of China: Complete Collection 民国风云（经典全集）
This book traces the course of history during the Republic of China era, recounting major events, the power struggles among different factions, and the changes in society. In an accessible style, it brings the era’s turbulent upheavals to life and helps readers understand this distinctive period in history.
396Reads9.2Score—Shelves
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Turbulent Times: The Last Twenty Years of the Qing Dynasty 激荡：晚清二十年
Turbulence: The Final Twenty Years of the Late Qing is a comprehensive study of the last twenty years before the Qing dynasty collapsed. It briefly recounts and reinterprets a series of major events, including the First Sino-Japanese War, the Hundred Days’ Reform, the Boxer Uprising, the New Policies reforms, the overthrow of the imperial system, and the transition to a republic. The book examines the distinctive features and positive significance of the late Qing’s final two decades within the
61Reads9.2Score—Shelves
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Ma Yong on the Late Qing Dynasty 马勇说晚清
What if the constitutional reforms had been completed successfully? What if the Qing government had not established a royal family cabinet? What if the Guangxu Emperor had lived ten years longer? Let Professor Ma Yong help you see through these possibilities! Ma Yong on the Late Qing is a work by modern historian Ma Yong. It brings together decades of his research, spanning the period from the Opium Wars to the Xinhai Revolution, and offers thoughtful, in-depth insights. The book is divided into
49Reads8.1Score—Shelves
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Turbulent Times of the Republic (New Edition) 民国风云（新版）
Written by Ma Yong, a researcher of modern and contemporary history at the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences and a renowned historian, this book focuses on the political turmoil of the 38 years of the Republic of China. Approaching the subject through its key figures, political thought, and events, the author explores the shifts in power, struggles over competing interests, and historical causes behind the Republic's upheavals. It addresses central questions such as “Who truly ruled the Republi
6Reads8.1Score—Shelves
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The Fall of the Qing: How a Dynasty Entered History During a Hundred-Day Crisis 清亡启示录：一个王朝在一百天的危机中走进历史
Qing's Fall: How a Dynasty Entered History During a Hundred Days of Crisis explores why a dynasty entered history in the midst of a hundred-day crisis. History cannot be undone, and there is no need for regret. What has passed is past. A century later, as we look back on the Qing Dynasty, especially when analyzing why this seemingly powerful dynasty proved so vulnerable in the face of a crisis, what lessons can we learn from the process? These are the questions explored in this book, Qing's Fall
3Reads8.3Score—Shelves