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辛亥革命期间袁世凯的来往函电整理与研究
Ding Jian
This book systematically collects and sorts out the correspondence between Yuan Shikai and various parties scattered in various archives, diaries, chronologies, anthologies, newspapers and periodicals, and conducts in-depth analysis and research on them. It faithfully displays Yuan Shikai's political and military plans and his connections with all parties during the Revolution of 1911, and objectively displays the differentiated combination of political forces and personal ups and downs during the Revolution of 1911. It fully combs through the reshaping of Yuan Shikai's political prestige, the formation of Yuan's unique environment, his choices on major historical issues such as the peace negotiations between the north and the south, the abdication of the Qing emperor, the "republic of five ethnic groups", and the efforts and intentions of the early establishment of the Republic of China. It thoughtfully explores the changing attitudes of various political factions in the changing political situation, and objectively and truly reproduces the real scenes of interaction between individuals, family, country, and society during the Revolution of 1911.
This book systematically collects and sorts out the correspondence between Yuan Shikai and various parties scattered in various archives, diaries, chronologies, anthologies, newspapers and periodicals, and conducts in-depth analysis and research on them. It faithfully displays Yuan Shikai's political and military plans and his connections with all parties during the Revolution of 1911, and objectively displays the differentiated combination of political forces and personal ups and downs during the Revolution of 1911. It fully combs through the reshaping of Yuan Shikai's political prestige, the formation of Yuan's unique environment, his choices on major historical issues such as the peace negotiations between the north and the south, the abdication of the Qing emperor, the "republic of five ethnic groups", and the efforts and intentions of the early establishment of the Republic of China. It thoughtfully explores the changing attitudes of various political factions in the changing political situation, and objectively and truly reproduces the real scenes of interaction between individuals, family, country, and society during the Revolution of 1911.
New Exploration of Shi Lin
History史林新探
Ding Jian
"New Explorations in History" is a collection of academic articles written by Professor Ding Jian, a master's tutor at the School of Marxism at Xi'an University of Science and Technology. The book has a total of 150,000 words. It mainly involves the author's research results in ancient book compilation, historical theory, etc. These articles have been published in journals. The research articles included in the collection of essays reflect what the author has seen, heard, and thought in the academic field. The collected articles often focus on specific and subtle academic issues. While using rigorous writing, they also pursue liveliness and vividness. The discussion of these articles focuses on starting from the simple to the deep, looking at the big from the small, with simple language and sincere emotions, which has very good reference significance for colleagues in the academic field.
"New Explorations in History" is a collection of academic articles written by Professor Ding Jian, a master's tutor at the School of Marxism at Xi'an University of Science and Technology. The book has a total of 150,000 words. It mainly involves the author's research results in ancient book compilation, historical theory, etc. These articles have been published in journals. The research articles included in the collection of essays reflect what the author has seen, heard, and thought in the academic field. The collected articles often focus on specific and subtle academic issues. While using rigorous writing, they also pursue liveliness and vividness. The discussion of these articles focuses on starting from the simple to the deep, looking at the big from the small, with simple language and sincere emotions, which has very good reference significance for colleagues in the academic field.