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Huangpu Legend
Military黄埔传奇
Liu Bensen
"Whampoa Military Academy" was published on the occasion of the 90th anniversary of the establishment of Whampoa Military Academy in 2014, as a tribute to this great military academy. The whole book is written from the establishment of Whampoa Military Academy to the withdrawal from the mainland. It not only introduces the magnificent history and achievements of Huangpu teachers and students during this period, such as the Eastern Expedition, Northern Expedition, Civil War, Anti-Japanese War, etc., But also describes a large number of unknown stories of Huangpu elites who once influenced Chinese history, as well as some legends of important figures in Huangpu between the Kuomintang and the Communist Party.
"Whampoa Military Academy" was published on the occasion of the 90th anniversary of the establishment of Whampoa Military Academy in 2014, as a tribute to this great military academy. The whole book is written from the establishment of Whampoa Military Academy to the withdrawal from the mainland. It not only introduces the magnificent history and achievements of Huangpu teachers and students during this period, such as the Eastern Expedition, Northern Expedition, Civil War, Anti-Japanese War, etc., But also describes a large number of unknown stories of Huangpu elites who once influenced Chinese history, as well as some legends of important figures in Huangpu between the Kuomintang and the Communist Party.

The Corner of the Empire: a Study of the British Leasing and Occupation of Weihaiwei (1898~1930)
History帝国的角落:英国租占威海卫研究(1898~1930)
Liu Bensen
After the Sino-Japanese War, Britain leased Weihaiwei to check and balance Russia. As the situation in the Far East calmed down at the turn of the century, Weihaiwei's military value declined sharply and it became the "Cinderella of the British Empire" until it was returned in 1930. What the British did in Weihaiwei was to maintain their colonial rule. In short, the British lease of Weihaiwei was not an isolated historical event, but a part of a larger series of perspectives such as the advent of the era of competition between great powers in China, the adjustment of British policy in the Far East, and British colonial history. This book is divided into two parts: the outer part discusses the British policy and diplomacy on the issue of renting and occupying Weihaiwei, and the inner part discusses the British encounters and actions in Weihaiwei.
After the Sino-Japanese War, Britain leased Weihaiwei to check and balance Russia. As the situation in the Far East calmed down at the turn of the century, Weihaiwei's military value declined sharply and it became the "Cinderella of the British Empire" until it was returned in 1930. What the British did in Weihaiwei was to maintain their colonial rule. In short, the British lease of Weihaiwei was not an isolated historical event, but a part of a larger series of perspectives such as the advent of the era of competition between great powers in China, the adjustment of British policy in the Far East, and British colonial history. This book is divided into two parts: the outer part discusses the British policy and diplomacy on the issue of renting and occupying Weihaiwei, and the inner part discusses the British encounters and actions in Weihaiwei.