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  1. A Splendid Open World: Sui, Tang and Five Dynasties 141k Wordscompleted This book aims to write about the historical rise and fall of the Sui and Tang Dynasties to the Five Dynasties in a popular form. It focuses on analyzing the impact of religious beliefs and ideologies on the governance of the Sui and Tang Dynasties. It elaborates on the aristocratic politics in the early Tang Dynasty and the political reforms of Emperor Xuanzong of the Tang Dynasty. It also reveals that the reason why the Tang Dynasty was strong was that it was an open society. "The Tang people 7Reads8.7ScoreShelves
  2. The Ideal Era of Scholar-Bureaucrats: Song Dynasty 182k Wordscompleted Based on the writing of the political history of the Song Dynasty, this book divides the two Song Dynasties into seven periods: rise, defense, dispute, mutation, resurgence, stalemate, and decline. It combs the historical context of the political evolution of the Song Dynasty in detail, and provides precise analysis and overview of important historical events, historical figures, political conditions, and military situations in each period of the Song Dynasty. At the same time, the book also bri 7Reads8.7ScoreShelves
  3. From the Heyday of Kangxi and Qianlong to the Earth-Shattering Changes: Qing Dynasty 174k Wordscompleted This book begins with the establishment of the post-Jin regime by Nurhachi and ends with the abdication of Emperor Xuantong. It describes the establishment, prosperity, decline and end of the Qing Dynasty in the past three hundred years. It provides an in-depth and simple analysis of the Qing Dynasty's political struggles, border consolidation, social control, official corruption, social and people's livelihood, economic conditions, cultural outlook, internal strife and foreign invasions, etc. I 4Reads8.1ScoreShelves
  4. Research on English-Chinese Translation Based on Cultural Perspective 13 Wordscompleted This book is a study of English translation from a cultural perspective, aiming to provide necessary materials for English translation research. The first chapter introduces the concept and nature of translation, and clarifies the standards and processes of translation; the second chapter, on the basis of elaborating the connotation of language and culture, reveals the relationship between language and culture, culture and translation, and outlines the cultural turn theory and research methods o 3Reads7.6ScoreShelves