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历史文献与传统文化（第二十一辑）
Editor-in-chief Liu Zhenggang
This book includes articles such as "The Calligrapher of Tonghuafang in Chang'an of the Tang Dynasty", "Civil Ministers Know the Soldiers: Tian Kuang, the Privy Councilor of Emperor Renzong of the Song Dynasty", "The Removal of Official Titles for People Demoted from Jindi by the Muhuali Military Government in the Dynasty of Emperor Taizu of the Yuan Dynasty", "The Compilation and Publishing of Lei Shu in the Yuan Dynasty", "A Brief Discussion on the Content, Approach and Characteristics of Children's Education in the Yuan Dynasty" and other articles.
This book includes articles such as "The Calligrapher of Tonghuafang in Chang'an of the Tang Dynasty", "Civil Ministers Know the Soldiers: Tian Kuang, the Privy Councilor of Emperor Renzong of the Song Dynasty", "The Removal of Official Titles for People Demoted from Jindi by the Muhuali Military Government in the Dynasty of Emperor Taizu of the Yuan Dynasty", "The Compilation and Publishing of Lei Shu in the Yuan Dynasty", "A Brief Discussion on the Content, Approach and Characteristics of Children's Education in the Yuan Dynasty" and other articles.
历史文献与传统文化（第二十三辑）
Editor-in-chief Liu Zhenggang
This book is edited by the Institute of Chinese Cultural History and Records at Jinan University. It contains 17 articles in total and covers a wide range of topics, including collation and annotation of historical records, such as the explanatory notes on the Nanhua version of "Historical Records", the identification of forgeries of stone carvings in the Southern Dynasties, and the ancient urban document "Two Capitals". There are also historical factual research categories, such as research on the issue of constant litigation in the Dunhuang tune "Resentful Spring Girl", research on the restoration of literati societies in various places in the Ming Dynasty, and exposition of the relevant deeds of Guo Shili, a missionary in China in the late Qing Dynasty, and Ho Kunshan, a Hong Kong Chinese businessman, etc. There are also articles on historical chronology and character chronology based on time. Each paper is cited extensively, showing a relatively profound academic foundation and having certain academic value.
This book is edited by the Institute of Chinese Cultural History and Records at Jinan University. It contains 17 articles in total and covers a wide range of topics, including collation and annotation of historical records, such as the explanatory notes on the Nanhua version of "Historical Records", the identification of forgeries of stone carvings in the Southern Dynasties, and the ancient urban document "Two Capitals". There are also historical factual research categories, such as research on the issue of constant litigation in the Dunhuang tune "Resentful Spring Girl", research on the restoration of literati societies in various places in the Ming Dynasty, and exposition of the relevant deeds of Guo Shili, a missionary in China in the late Qing Dynasty, and Ho Kunshan, a Hong Kong Chinese businessman, etc. There are also articles on historical chronology and character chronology based on time. Each paper is cited extensively, showing a relatively profound academic foundation and having certain academic value.