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"General History of African Arab Countries" is the final result of the National Social Science Fund's major project "Research on the General History of African Arab Countries". It consists of 8 volumes, including: "History of Libya", "History of Egypt", "History of Algeria", "History of Morocco", "History of Tunisia", "History of Sudan", "History of Somalia, Djibouti and Comoros", and "History of Mauritania". This book is the "History of Libya" in the "General History of Arab African Countries". It is the first general history work written by Chinese scholars that comprehensively reflects Libya from ancient times to the present. The book is divided into 8 chapters, covering the historical exchanges of ancient Libyan civilization, the rise and fall of the Karamanli Dynasty, Libya under the occupation of the Ottoman Empire, Libya during the Italian colonial period, the rise and fall of the United Kingdom of Libya, Libya under Gaddafi's governance, Libya in the post-Cold War era, etc., Sorting out the evolution and basic issues of the general history of Libya.

"General History of African Arab Countries" is the final result of the National Social Science Fund's major project "Research on the General History of African Arab Countries". It consists of eight volumes, including: "History of Libya", "History of Egypt", "History of Algeria", "History of Morocco", "History of Tunisia", "History of Sudan", "History of Somalia, Djibouti and Comoros", and "History of Mauritania". "A General History of African Arab Countries" is the first general history work written by domestic scholars that comprehensively reflects the history of African Arab countries from ancient times to the present. It adopts the style of a national general history and uses historical narrative to explain the formation of various nations and countries from both vertical and horizontal dimensions from multiple perspectives, and The characteristics and laws of development and evolution in different historical stages objectively demonstrate the historical evolution of African and Arab countries, and put forward academic views and perspectives with Chinese characteristics on the historical development process of each country, filling the gap in the research on the general history of African and Arab countries in my country's academic circles. This book is the "History of Sudan" of "General History of African Arab Countries". It shows the historical evolution of Sudan and the characteristics of its development and evolution in different historical stages. It is the first relatively complete general history of Sudan written by a Chinese scholar.

"A General History of African Arab Countries", compiled by Professor Wang Tiezheng, a famous expert on Middle Eastern history, is the first general history work written by Chinese scholars that comprehensively reflects the history of African Arab countries from ancient times to the present. Among them, "History of Morocco" was written by Lin Songye, associate researcher at the Institute of Middle East Studies at Northwestern University. It is the first relatively complete general history of Morocco written by a Chinese scholar. There are 10 chapters in the book. The author introduces Morocco in ancient times, Morocco in the Middle Ages, the establishment and early rule of the Allawi dynasty, the competition of European powers for modern Morocco, modern Morocco that became a "protectorate" in chronological order from ancient times to the present.

This book completely combs the history of Algeria, covering its historical and geographical overview, before the Arab conquest, the period of Islamic rule, the period of French colonial rule, the Algerian national liberation movement and its independence, and the construction of Algeria during the periods of Ben Bella, Boumediene, Shadeli, and Bouteflika. At the end of the book, it specifically discusses the relationship between China and Algeria. It can be said that this is a general history of Algeria in the true sense, running through its ancient and modern development, showing the difficult process of an African country's development of independence.

The book is divided into eleven chapters, which basically introduces the history, political system changes, cultural and economic development of Somalia, Djibouti and Comoros in chronological order. The discussion focuses on the history of Somalia and its relationship with Arab culture. The last chapter is dedicated to describing the development of diplomatic relations between the three countries and China. As the first book to systematically discuss the history of the three East African countries, this book firmly grasps the development and influence of Arab culture in East Africa and China's exchanges and interactions with the East African region since ancient times. It is not only a research result that fills the research gap, but also a concrete embodiment of the "Belt and Road" cultural research. This book has clear organization and smooth language, making it a relatively easy-to-read world history book.

Today's Mauritania is located in northwest Africa. Historically, Mauritania has been marginalized on the world stage, yet in today's world, Mauritania is a country worth paying attention to. This book sorts out the current situation of Mauritania, including its geographical characteristics, humanistic conditions, economic structure, political system and other basic conditions. According to the historical evolution process, it explains Mauritania's prehistoric culture, ancient Berbers and their southward migration, the rise and fall of the Berber Sanhaja Alliance, Mauritania under the Almourabit dynasty, Arab migration, until French colonial rule and Mauritania's autonomy, and the development and twists and turns of the First Republic. Finally, the author analyzes the turbulent situation in Mauritania since the new century and its friendly and cooperative relations with China. This book is one of the "General History of Arab Countries in Africa Series", which is edited by Professor Wang Tiezheng and is a research result of a major project of the National Social Science Foundation.

"General History of African Arab Countries" is the final result of the National Social Science Fund's major project "Research on the General History of African Arab Countries". It consists of eight volumes, including: "History of Libya", "History of Egypt", "History of Algeria", "History of Morocco", "History of Tunisia", "History of Sudan", "History of Somalia, Djibouti and Comoros", and "History of Mauritania". The Arabian Plate is an important part of world civilization. If you don't understand the Arabian Plate, you cannot deeply understand the significance of a community with a shared future for mankind. "A General History of African Arab Countries" is the first original general history work written by domestic scholars that comprehensively reflects the history of African Arab countries from ancient times to the present. It adopts the style of a national general history and uses historical narrative to explain the formation of various nations and countries from both vertical and horizontal dimensions and from multiple perspectives. And the characteristics and laws of development and evolution in different historical stages. It objectively shows the historical evolution of African and Arab countries, and puts forward academic views and perspectives with Chinese characteristics on the historical development process of each country, filling the gap in the study of the general history of African and Arab countries in the Chinese academic community. This book is the "History of Tunisia" in the eight-volume "General History of African Arab Countries". It is the first general history work written by Chinese scholars that comprehensively reflects the history of Tunisia from ancient times to the present.

"History of Ancient Egypt" is an important monograph by Mr. Liu Wenpeng, the main founder of Egyptology in my country. It is the largest and most comprehensive monograph on the history of ancient Egypt written by Chinese scholars so far. In addition to the introduction, the book is divided into 12 chapters, starting from the description of the prehistoric culture of the Paleolithic Age in ancient Egypt and ending with the Arab conquest of Egypt in the 7th century. Taking the evolution of civilization as the main line, it narrates the development of the ancient Egyptians from a city-state to a unified kingdom-empire and from prosperity to decline, revealing the origin of Egyptian civilization. This book uses multi-lingual literature and archaeological materials in English, Russian, Japanese and other languages ​​to introduce it from various aspects such as politics, economy and culture. It is rich in content and highly readable.