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  1. A History of Sino-French Military Affairs 中法兵事始末 Historical17k WordsCompleted An Account of the Sino-French Military Conflict is a short work of historical and military records, arranged in the style of jottings and written by Luo Dunrong, a renowned late Qing historian. It focuses on the conflicts and wars between China and France in the late Qing dynasty, particularly providing a full account of the Sino-French War, also known as the Sino-French Military Conflict. Born into a gentry family in the late Qing, Luo Dunrong was widely read from a young age and knowledgeable 2Reads7.8Score—Shelves
  2. The History of Sino-Russian Negotiations over Ili 中俄伊犁交涉始末 Historical18k WordsCompleted The Complete History of the Sino-Russian Ili Negotiations, written by Luo Dunrong, offers a detailed account of the complex and fierce diplomatic negotiations between Qing China and Russia over the Ili issue in the late Qing Dynasty. Drawing on a wealth of first-hand sources, the book carefully reconstructs the twists and turns of the talks, revealing the tragic efforts of a few far-sighted individuals to salvage the situation amid imperialist aggression and a weak court. Its measured, rigorous 1Reads7.9Score—Shelves
  3. Private Notes on Emperor Dezong's Succession 德宗承统私记 Historical11k WordsCompleted Private Notes on Emperor Dezong's Succession is an important historical work by Luo Dunrong, a renowned late Qing scholar of literature and history. It is one of the works in his collection of anecdotes and unofficial histories of the late Qing. Luo Dunrong (1871-1924) was celebrated for his poetry and prose in the Lingnan literary world. He also wrote a regular column on modern history and anecdotes for the newspaper Yongyan Bao, edited by Liang Qichao. A prolific author with a wide circle of a —Reads8.1Score—Shelves
  4. The Harvesting Story 割台记 Historical2k WordsCompleted The Record of Taiwan's Cession, written by Luo Dunrong, recounts the historical events surrounding the cession of Taiwan to Japan in the late Qing dynasty. With a cool, rigorous style, it lays bare the painful reality of lost territory, popular resistance, and a court powerless to respond. Through detailed records, the book reconstructs political upheaval, diplomatic blunders, and the tragic, unyielding resistance of Taiwan's people against Japan. It is both a record of national trauma and a pro —Reads8.1Score—Shelves