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Single heroine, no harem, the story surrounding Rong Jiang and Yihan from their acquaintance to confirmation of their feelings will also develop more character relationships between the two, gradually improving.

This book is a collection of Mr. Dai Yi's historical essays. It includes more than 60 articles such as "Evaluating Historical Figures Realistically", "Compilation of Qing History Manuscripts and Its Defects", and "Four Elements of Governing History". They are all comments on historical figures, historical events, historical phenomena, etc. Made by Mr. Dai Yi during his many years of historical research. The content involves the evaluation methods of historical figures, the compilation of history books, scholarship methods, the use of some archival materials, etc.

This book is a selection of academic articles by Mr. Dai Yi, a well-known expert on Qing history and modern history in my country. The selected articles are all representative works of Dai Yi. They have a rigorous structure and careful argumentation. They closely follow the development of the times, pay attention to major issues in the process of China's modern history, and provide useful experience and reference for China's modernization path to be more convenient, smooth, and reasonable. This book has clear viewpoints, substantial content, rich historical materials, vivid writing, and a perfect unity of ideological and academic aspects.

This book is divided into two volumes and is revised and expanded based on the course notes on modern Chinese history taught by Mr. Dai Yi in 1954. The first volume mainly narrates the historical events during the two Opium Wars and the Taiping Rebellion. It was first published in 1958. It is an early comprehensive, systematic and concise modern history textbook for colleges and universities after the founding of New China. The second volume mainly covers the Westernization Movement, the Sino-French War, the Sino-Japanese Sino-Japanese War, etc. After it was written, it was never released to the public due to various reasons. It was not published together with the first volume until 2008. This book has a detailed narrative, a comprehensive vision, thoughtful thinking, and subtle insights. The disciplinary system and research methods of modern Chinese history constructed in the book still have important theoretical value to this day.

This book is divided into two volumes. It took seven years to compile and was first published in 1980 and 1984 respectively. It is one of the earliest monographs in my country that uses Marxist historical materialism as a guide to comprehensively and systematically explain the history of the Qing Dynasty before the Opium War. This book has rich information, clear views, clear narrative, and simple language. It is an authoritative Qing history textbook and introductory book for Qing history study in Chinese university liberal arts since the reform and opening up, and has far-reaching influence.

Summary: The fallen petals of a thousand-year-old cherry tree in Falan Kingdom turned into the royal snow brother, but he was murdered during the war. He was turned into a black withered flower root and left on the battlefield.

This book is included in "The Treaty of Nerchinsk between China and Russia in 1689", "China and the World in the 18th Century·Introduction Volume", and "Beiyang Navy". "The Sino-Russian Treaty of Nerchinsk in 1689" was written in the 1970s. It conducted detailed research on Sino-Russian (Sino-Soviet) border disputes, negotiation situations, treaty texts, etc., And provided a large amount of strong evidence for the Sino-Soviet border negotiations at that time. "China and the World in the 18th Century" is divided into 9 volumes. This book takes an overall view and provides a panoramic discussion of the history of China in the 18th century. It pioneered "the study and comparison of Chinese history in the context of world development, and changed the habit of separating and isolating the study of Chinese history and world history." It has global academic influence. "Beiyang Navy" was first published in 1963. It is one of the "Chinese History Series" edited by Mr. Wu Han. It introduces the history of the Beiyang Navy in concise and concise words. This reprint has been revised by Mr. Dai Yi.

This book is a collection of the essence of Mr. Dai Yi's many years of research on modern history. It includes 50 articles such as "On the Land Acquisition System in the Celestial Empire", "Bourgeois Enlightenment Thoughts Before the Reform Movement of 1898", "Lessons of the Revolution of 1818 and the Choice of Socialism". The contents cover important historical events such as the Taiping Heavenly Kingdom, the Boxer Rebellion, the Revolution of 1918 and the Reform Movement of 1898, and cover all aspects of modern social changes in China.

This book is a collection of literary and historical reflections created by Mr. Dai Yi in his spare time from historical research. The book draws lessons from the past and reflects on the present. The content involves the author's thoughts on Chinese history and literature, cultural exchanges between China and the West, and the author's own experiences, etc. The writing is smooth and eloquent, giving the reader a cordial feeling of dialogue.

Mr. Dai Yi is a famous historian and academic leader in my country. The prefaces he wrote for some academic works include evaluation and recommendation of relevant works, as well as his own historical knowledge and historical theory from many years of historical research. This book is based on Mr. Dai Yi's many prefaces. The selected essence collections, especially the prefaces of important academic works such as "Preface to the Biography of Figures of the Qing Dynasty", "Preface to the Complete Works of Li Hongzhang", and "General Preface to the Document Series and Archives Series of the National Committee for the Compilation of Qing History", also reflect the writing process of the work.

This book is a chronological work record of the newly revised "History of the Qing Dynasty" presided over by Mr. Dai Yi as the director of the National Qing History Compilation Committee. It faithfully records the process of the Qing History compilation project from the initiative and design, the launch of the project, the writing of the first draft, review and revision, to the integration and finalization. Among them, except for a small amount of content that has been published publicly in different forms, most of the content is publicly disclosed for the first time.

This book is a collection of articles written by Mr. Dai Yi on the history of the early Qing Dynasty over the years, including nearly 40 articles including "Three Hundred and Sixty Years of the Naming of the Manchus" and "Wu, Anhui, Yang, and Zhejiang-Four Schools of Textual Research in the Qing Dynasty". The content involves the politics, military, culture and other fields of the early Qing Dynasty. It is a representative article of Mr. Dai Yi's lifelong research on Qing history.

This book is an overview of Qing history by Mr. Dai Yi, a well-known expert on Qing and modern history in my country. It tells the development of the Qing Dynasty over three hundred years in chronological order. It has a rigorous structure and careful argumentation, closely follows the development of the times, pays attention to major issues in the process of China's modern history, and provides useful experience and reference for China's modernization path to be more convenient, smooth, and reasonable. This book has clear viewpoints, substantial content, rich historical materials, vivid writing, and a perfect unity of ideological and academic aspects.

The Beiyang Navy, formally established in 1888, is a modern naval fleet established by China. It is also the strongest and largest of the four modern navies established by the Qing Dynasty. This book narrates historical facts such as shipbuilding and purchase, the establishment of the Beiyang Navy, the Yellow Sea War, the fall of Lushunkou and Weihaiwei, and the destruction of the Beiyang Navy. The views are objective and fair, and the descriptions are vivid and exciting. It shows the epic growth and combat experience of the Chinese Navy in the late Qing Dynasty, and has great reference and reference significance.

This book contains Mr. Dai Yi's memories of his mentors and friends, his academic experience, and his letters to his mentors and friends. Among them, there are nostalgic memories of the older generation of historians such as Zheng Tianting, Hu Hua, Shang Yue, Li Shu, Wu Han, Guo Yingqiu, etc., As well as memories of his early study experience at Shanghai Jiao Tong University and Peking University. In addition, Mr. Dai Yi once served as the President of the Beijing Historical Society, the President of the Chinese Historical Society, and the Director of the Beijing Literature and History Research Institute. His speeches or speeches at relevant conferences are nothing short of testimony to the development of historical research since the reform and opening up. The letters written by teachers and friends in the book record from one side the mental journey of Mr. Dai Yi in presiding over the compilation project of Qing history.