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"History of the Two Jin and Southern and Northern Dynasties" edited by Lu Simian consists of four volumes, which focuses on the political situation of the two Jin Dynasties, the changes of dynasties in the Southern and Northern Dynasties, as well as the social organization, people's life, culture, academic and religion during this period. Lu Gong used his rigorous spirit, professional writing style, and noble sentiments to narrate the history of the Jin, Southern and Northern Dynasties, and quoted from other sources to complete the story in one go. The taste makes people think deeply. It is no exaggeration to call it a masterpiece and a masterpiece in the history of the times.

"History of the Two Jin and Southern and Northern Dynasties" edited by Lu Simian consists of four volumes, which focuses on the political situation of the two Jin Dynasties, the changes of dynasties in the Southern and Northern Dynasties, as well as the social organization, people's life, culture, academic and religion during this period. Lu Gong used his rigorous spirit, professional writing style, and noble sentiments to narrate the history of the Jin, Southern and Northern Dynasties, and quoted from other sources to complete the story in one go. The taste makes people think deeply. It is no exaggeration to call it a masterpiece and a masterpiece in the history of the times.

"History of the Two Jins and the Southern and Northern Dynasties" is the third part of Mr. Lu Simian's "Four Parts of Chronological History". It was written in the early 1940s and introduces the history of the Two Jins and the Southern and Northern Dynasties in different periods. Mr. Lu Simian commented that his "general summary is readable", and at the same time he "discovered the forgery and cover-up of the history of Wei, criticized the Yimin of Wei, praised Emperor Wu of Chen, examined prices, wages, assets, and discussed the electoral system." It is an indispensable reference book for studying the history of Wei, Jin, Southern and Northern Dynasties.

This book was originally called "Fuxing Senior High School Textbook History of the Country" and is a general history of China written for high school students by the great historian Mr. Lu Simian. In this work, Mr. Lu has made a comprehensive and concise description and review of China's politics, military, society and culture from ancient times to the 1930s. The writing is plain, well-organized and has unique insights. Even today, it can be regarded as an excellent general history of China. In this reprint, the found errors in words, historical knowledge points, etc. Have been corrected one by one, in order to provide readers with a more complete version.

"General History of China" is Mr. Lu Simian's famous historical work. It is also the first general history of China written in vernacular in the history of our country. This book starts from the origin of the Chinese nation and narrates the historical events of the past dynasties until the founding of the Republic of China. While sorting out the rise and fall, it also systematically sorts out historical knowledge and condenses China's five thousand years of history into one book. There are great innovations in both historical perspectives and compilation methods, which highlight Lu Simian's view of history.

This book was originally a history textbook written by Mr. Lu Simian for senior high school students. It is easy to understand and serves as "the door to the door and the ladder to the ladder" for learning Chinese history. The book starts from the ancient times and ends with the year of the author's writing (1922). The book is divided into several parts: ancient history, medieval history, modern history, modern history, and modern history. It covers various eras such as Three Sovereigns and Five Emperors, Xia, Shang, and Zhou. The content involves specialized knowledge in history, geography, grammar, exegesis, and forgery, and covers various fields such as politics, economy, culture, system, and nation. It runs through all eras and looks at all fields. In addition, the reference reading lists listed in the book provide directions for further study and discussion of history and other knowledge.

The full name of "General History of China" is "Self-study and Applicable Vernacular History of the Country", which was perfected by Mr. Lu Simian on the basis of teaching lectures and historical research over the years. The book contains approximately 550,000 words, describing in detail the history of China from ancient times to the Washington Conference in the 11th year of the Republic of China (1922). It is a comprehensive history of China in a complete sense. The book consists of an introduction and five parts. Each part is divided into several chapters, and is divided into six different periods according to the changes in Chinese history and society: ancient times, medieval times, modern times, modern times, recent times, and modern times. This book is Lu Simian's most famous work on history, and it is also the first vernacular general history of China in Chinese history. It is large in scale, broad in vision, rich in historical knowledge, and fluent in writing. After being published by the Commercial Press in September 1923, it has long been used as a university textbook and a "self-study and suitable" reading material for young people. It was continuously reprinted and reprinted for decades after its publication. It was the most widely circulated general history of China during the Republic of China.

This book helps people clarify the misunderstanding of history in "The Romance of the Three Kingdoms" and tells everyone a real Three Kingdoms. The author analyzes the issues between literature and history, and believes that literature requires stimulation and emotional satisfaction, and it is inevitable to speculate on rumors and shadows, while history must rely on factual evidence, be cautious, and not be careless in the slightest. The historical data in the book are solid and accurate, the ins and outs of history, causes and consequences are clearly described, and the insights are unique and insightful.

"A Brief History of China" is a popular general history of China written by the great historian Mr. Lu Simian. The book is divided into six chapters: introduction, ancient history, medieval history, modern history, modern history, and conclusion. It provides a comprehensive and concise description of China's politics, geography, society, and culture from ancient times to the 1930s. The chapters are short and concise, the text is plain and easy to understand, the organization is clear, and the insights are novel and unique. It is known as a long-read introductory book on the general history of China from the Republic of China to the present day.

This book was originally titled "General History of China by Lu". It is one of Mr. Lu Simian's two major general history works, and it is also the highlight of the study of Chinese cultural history during the Republic of China. This book was written to meet the teaching needs of universities at that time after Shanghai fell into an "isolated island" during the Anti-Japanese War. The first volume is originally cultural history, which is the focus and key of this book. By describing the historical development of China's society, economy, political system and cultural academics, it explores the laws of China's historical development and its benefits to reality. It has detailed research and original opinions, and The writing is popular and fluent, making it a rare masterpiece in cultural history; the second volume is political history. In order to meet the teaching needs of the time, it is relatively simple, but it is comprehensive and coherent, clearly showing the development of Chinese history to readers, and the author's style is permeated every word.

This book is the only popular historical work written by Mr. Lu Simian. From the perspective of literature and history, the author makes a detailed distinction between the characters, events, wars and geographical environment that existed in the history of the Three Kingdoms and were shaped in the literature of the Three Kingdoms. He conducts in-depth analysis of many major historical issues and puts forward many valuable insights.

This book was originally a study material compiled to meet the needs of university teaching during the Anti-Japanese War. It is written in vernacular. The book is divided into an upper part and a lower part. The upper part uses historical generality as the starting point to describe the changes in economics, politics, and cultural scholarship; the lower part narrates historical changes in chronological order and systematically sorts out the complicated historical knowledge. The author combines his profound foundation in Chinese studies with Western studies such as sociology and anthropology. His writing is rigorous and easy-to-understand. In addition, the book has clear historical facts, clear annotations, and unique insights. It is very suitable for history beginners who do not have a deep foundation in Chinese studies. For the convenience of reading, this book has revised the Tongjia characters, added annotations, and unified the chronology.

This book is the most representative academic work on Lu Simian's history. The first half describes the development of social and economic systems, political systems, and cultural academics, covering eighteen categories including marriage, ethnicity, political system, class, property, officialdom, elections, taxation, military system, criminal law, industry, currency, food and clothing, housing and transportation, education, language, academics, and religion; the second half describes the changes in China's political history in historical order. The unique style structure and content arrangement demonstrate Lu Simian's academic pursuit as a historian: "Search for past facts and explain them to explain the current society, so as to speculate on the future and show us how to proceed."

"Chinese Social History" is one of Mr. Lu's important historical treatises. The book takes eighteen topics such as agriculture, industry, commerce, property, and coins as its warp and time as its latitude. It provides an in-depth and systematic summary of the important social and economic systems and political systems in my country's history. It has always been an important reference monograph for studying and researching ancient Chinese laws and regulations. Most of the various aspects of social culture and systems discussed in it range from ancient society to the Republic of China, that is, the modern era when the author lived and wrote. It has the characteristics of linking ancient and modern times, tracing its origins, and detailing its evolution.

"History of Nationalities" provides a systematic description of the twelve major ethnic groups in Chinese history, including the Han, Xiongnu, Xianbei, and Dingling, with detailed textual research, and a detailed examination of their residence, ethnic groups, systems, and historical status; "History of Ethnic Evolution" takes a macro perspective The book conceptually outlines the origin and formation of the Chinese nation, the exchanges and integration of various ethnic groups, the trauma suffered by the Chinese nation in modern times, the problems it faces, and the road to revival, etc. The text is easy to read and absorbs the ethnological theories at home and abroad at that time. It is a popular reading for students.

This book is a general history book specially written for college students by the famous historian Lu Simian. Regarding this book, the author once said: "I hope that people who read it will have a little knowledge of important cultural phenomena in Chinese history, so they know the reasons for the current situation, can make predictions about the future, and thus can provide some inspiration for our actions." The whole book is divided into two parts, the upper part is "Chinese Cultural History", and the lower part is "Chinese Social History". This book was aimed at the learning needs of liberal arts students at Shanghai University at that time and did not adopt the general history style. The book is divided into two volumes. The first volume systematically describes the development of social and economic systems, political systems, and cultural academics in categories. The second volume describes the changes in political history in an orderly manner and in chronological order.

"History of Qin and Han" is the second part of Mr. Lu Simian's "four chronological histories" and was written in the 1930s and 1940s. This book was first published in 1947 and has been reprinted many times. It is one of the most basic reference books for studying the history of Qin and Han Dynasties. It has become a classic work in the academic history of modern China and has high academic value. The book divides the political history of the Han Dynasty into eleven paragraphs, which not only provides a comprehensive and systematic narrative, but also grasps the key points for a relatively detailed explanation. It has important reference significance for social economy, political system and cultural scholarship.

"A Brief History of China" is divided into six chapters: introduction, ancient history, medieval history, modern history, modern history, and conclusion. It uses concise and smooth words to describe China's historical trends, institutional evolution, and cultural development from ancient times to the 1930s. In terms of form, it has changed from long sermons, and the articles are short and concise, easy to read and understand, and not boring at all; in terms of content, it is not only clear and organized, but also contains many novel and original insights. It can be said to be Lu Simian's popular general history of China.

Mr. Lu Simian devoted his life to the research and education of ancient Chinese history. He was a famous historian in the 20th century and made great contributions to the study of ancient Chinese history. This book is of high value for historical research and is a must-read for history lovers and historical researchers.

"A General History of China by Lu" has a broad vision and is a model work that tells the history of China with insight and knowledge. The style of this book is quite innovative: the first volume focuses on cultural history, systematically introducing the development of social and economic systems, political systems, and cultural academics in 18 categories; the second volume focuses on political history, telling the political events of the past dynasties in chronological order, and sorting out the rise and fall. It not only makes the social economy and culture a general history, but also makes the politics and military a general history, helping readers to have a bird's-eye view of Chinese history from both horizontal and vertical aspects. It is a rare general history monograph for studying Chinese history.

"Nine Types of Chinese Cultural and Ideological History" collects Mr. Lu Simian's treatises on the history of Chinese cultural and ideological history, totaling nine types: "Medical Records Zhijin", "Summary of Classics", "Jingzi's Answers", "Six Lectures on the History of Chinese Culture", "Outline of Neo-Confucianism", "Introduction to Pre-Qin Academics", "Interpretation of Datong", "History of Chinese Social Changes", and "Ten Lectures on the History of Chinese Political Thought". Its broad coverage fully reflects the characteristics of Mr. "Broadcom". However, in addition to "broad communication", there is also "subtlety". In "Nine Types", there are many places where he is proficient in text reading, collation and exegesis, and there is no shortage of Mr. Wang's unique insights.

"General History of China" is divided into two parts: upper and lower. The first part is cultural history, describing all aspects of cultural life such as marriage, clan system, political system, property, currency, education, food and clothing, etc. It has a wide scope, extracts the essence and uses macro, and has many unique insights, which are worthy of reference by today's scholars. The second part is political history, which describes the origin of the Chinese nation, the chronology of Chinese history, a summary of ancient society and other aspects related to political life. It is concise and precise, with a smooth thread and a lively discussion. It is of great help to general readers to familiarize themselves with Chinese history.

"Lü's General History of China (Part 1)" systematically describes the development of social and economic systems, political systems, and cultural and academic systems in categories. This style of general history of China is of certain use to beginners. It is of great benefit in helping readers initially grasp all aspects of Chinese history, especially systematic historical knowledge such as social economy, political system, and academic culture.

This is a general history of China carefully written by Lu Simian for high school students in the 1930s. The author uses concise and smooth words to give a comprehensive description of China's politics, geography, society, culture, etc. From ancient times to modern times. The book is full of citations, vivid in form, clear in organization, and unique in insights. It is an excellent popular reading on the general history of China.

The author Lu Simian has been engaged in literature and history education and research for a long time. He is a famous historian in the 20th century and has made important contributions to the study of ancient Chinese history. This book is his masterpiece. After being published by the Commercial Press in 1923, it was widely praised throughout the country. This book describes in detail the history of China from ancient times to the Washington Conference in the 11th year of the Republic of China, including political historical events, socio-economic and cultural phenomena. It is the first general history of China written in vernacular.

This book was originally titled "General History of China by Lu". It is one of Mr. Lu Simian's two major general history works, and it is also the highlight of the study of Chinese cultural history during the Republic of China. This book was written to meet the teaching needs of universities at that time after Shanghai fell into an "isolated island" during the Anti-Japanese War. The first volume is originally cultural history, which is the focus and key of this book. By describing the historical development of China's society, economy, political system and cultural academics, it explores the laws of China's historical development and its benefits to reality. It has detailed research and original opinions, and The writing is popular and fluent, making it a rare masterpiece in cultural history; the second volume is political history. In order to meet the teaching needs of the time, it is relatively simple, but it is comprehensive and coherent, clearly showing the development of Chinese history to readers, and the author's style is permeated every word.

"Lü Simian's Vernacular History of China" is divided into "Lü Simian's Vernacular History of China·Ancient Scrolls·Early Rise of China", "Lü Simian's Vernacular History of China·Middle Ancient Scrolls·The First Sound of the Han and Tang Dynasties", "Lü Simian's Vernacular History of China·Modern Scrolls·The Rise and Fall of the Song and Yuan Dynasties", "Lü Simian's Vernacular History of China·Modern Scrolls·Ming and Qing Dynasties" The five books in the series "The Changes" and "Lü Simian's Vernacular Chinese History·Modern Volume·What Was the Republic of China" are the first comprehensive histories written in vernacular with complete meaning. They respectively describe the political history, social economy, and cultural phenomena at each stage, and also describe the relationship between various countries and China. This version is based on the first edition of the Commercial Press in 1923. In order to make it easier to understand and read, the era of the Republic of China was changed to the AD era. The changed place names were also marked in detail, and the text was completely revised.

This book was originally titled "General History of China by Lu". It is one of Mr. Lu Simian's two major general history works, and it is also the highlight of the study of Chinese cultural history during the Republic of China. This book was written to meet the teaching needs of universities at that time after Shanghai fell into an "isolated island" during the Anti-Japanese War. The first volume is originally cultural history, which is the focus and key of this book. By describing the historical development of China's society, economy, political system and cultural academics, it explores the laws of China's historical development and its benefits to reality. It has detailed research and original opinions, and The writing is popular and fluent, making it a rare masterpiece in cultural history; the second volume is political history. In order to meet the teaching needs of the time, it is relatively simple, but it is comprehensive and coherent, clearly showing the development of Chinese history to readers, and the author's style is permeated every word.

Breaking the traditional misunderstandings and restoring the multi-faceted truth of the Three Kingdoms, Mr. Lu Simian, a famous historian, wrote a popular book about the Three Kingdoms for the public, and unearthed the unknown multiple faces of the characters of the Three Kingdoms. Yi Zhongtian talks about the reference sources of the Three Kingdoms and deciphers the unknown secret history of the Three Kingdoms! This is a popular historical work on the history of the Three Kingdoms by Mr. Lu Simian, a leading historian. The writing is friendly and simple, quite colloquial, yet rigorous. It provides an incisive analysis of key historical events, making it easy to understand and fascinating. This book is a popular historical work written by Mr. Lu Simian, a leading historian. It deeply analyzes some of the characters, events, wars, geographical environment, etc. Involved in the history and literature of the Three Kingdoms. It distinguishes the real Three Kingdoms from the Three Kingdoms in the "Romance", tells the history of the Three Kingdoms in simple writing, and restores the history of the Three Kingdoms to its original appearance. For example, how Dong Zhuo disrupted Chao Gang, how Cao Cao's power rose, the truth of the Battle of Chibi, the rise and fall of the Sima clan, etc. Each article has only a few thousand words. The writing is friendly and simple, quite colloquial, yet rigorous. It is truly understandable and fascinating. From it, we can gain the author's unique insights into the history of the Three Kingdoms. In addition, this book is also one of the important reference materials for Yi Zhongtian's evaluation of the Three Kingdoms and has high academic value.

"History of the Three Kingdoms" is a popular historical work written by Lu Simian. It is composed of several independent but connected articles. There are 20 chapters in the book, written one after another by Mr. Wang from the late 1930s to the early 1940s. The book became very popular upon publication and has been reprinted in various editions. "The Romance of the Three Kingdoms" is widely circulated, and many people even get their "knowledge of the history of the Three Kingdoms" from this novel. However, "Romance of the Three Kingdoms" is not equal to "History of the Three Kingdoms". This is why Mr. Wang wrote this book, hoping to "correct previous errors" through this book. This book also appropriately selects Lu Simian's articles published in other publications and places them at the back of the book. The book was edited based on the book published at that time, and was properly collated and slightly annotated to increase the readability of the book.

This book can be called one of the representative works of popular books compiled by historians. It consists of two parts: "The History of the Three Kingdoms" and "Theory of the History of the Three Kingdoms". Based on his profound historical knowledge, the author cites a large number of evidences from the "Three Kingdoms", "Three Kingdoms Notes" and other documents, sorts out the historical figures and events related to the Three Kingdoms, analyzes them in depth, and puts forward unique insights. This not only gives readers a lot of inspiration, but also sets an example for later generations of popular history tellers.

This book includes Mr. Lu Simian's "Introduction to Chinese Studies", "An Explanation of Jingzi", "Introduction to Pre-Qin Academics", "Outline of Neo-Confucianism", "History of Chinese Culture", "Historical Research Methods", "History and Historical Books", and "How to Read Chinese Historical Books". It is the most comprehensive guide to teach introductory methods to Chinese studies so far.

"Notes on Reading History by Lu Simian" is a large collection of Mr. Lu Simian's historical treatises. It was compiled by later generations based on his notes and treatises. It has extensive content and rigorous exposition. It is a very important academic monograph on general history. Some of them were edited into books. Due to historical reasons, the published notes (except "Notes of Yanshi") have been abridged to varying degrees. The updated edition published by our publisher in 2005 summarizes all of Mr. Lu's published and unpublished notes, a total of 762 items, totaling more than one million words. The deleted parts have been restored and completed according to the original text.

"Lü Simian's Vernacular History of China" is divided into "Lü Simian's Vernacular History of China·Ancient Scrolls·Early Rise of China", "Lü Simian's Vernacular History of China·Middle Ancient Scrolls·The First Sound of the Han and Tang Dynasties", "Lü Simian's Vernacular History of China·Modern Scrolls·The Rise and Fall of the Song and Yuan Dynasties", "Lü Simian's Vernacular History of China·Modern Scrolls·Ming and Qing Dynasties" The five books in the series "The Changes" and "Lü Simian's Vernacular Chinese History·Modern Volume·What Was the Republic of China" are the first comprehensive histories written in vernacular with complete meaning. They respectively describe the political history, social economy, and cultural phenomena at each stage, and also describe the relationship between various countries and China. This version is based on the first edition of the Commercial Press in 1923. In order to make it easier to understand and read, the era of the Republic of China was changed to the AD era. The changed place names were also marked in detail, and the text was completely revised.

"History of Greater China", formerly known as "History of the Country in Vernacular Chinese", is the famous work of the great historian Mr. Lu Simian. It is also the first general history work written in vernacular Chinese in the history of our country. It takes historical events as its warp and politics, economy, culture, ethnicity, religion, etc. As its latitude, and details China's five thousand years of dynasty changes, system evolution, custom changes, territorial changes and other issues, covering a wide range of content. Since this book was published by the Commercial Press in September 1923, it has been continuously reprinted and has endured for a long time. It is the largest circulation and most widely circulated history book in the 20th century.

"General History of China" is Mr. Lu Simian's famous historical work. It is also the first general history of China written in vernacular in the history of our country. The book is divided into two volumes. The first volume is the cultural history of China, drawing on the canonical system of ancient history books. It is divided into eighteen topics according to chapters, such as marriage, clan system, political system, class, property, official system, and elections. The extensive content is completely consistent with the meaning of today's "big culture"; the second volume is the political history of China, starting from the origin of the nation and narrating the historical events of the past dynasties until the founding of the Republic of China. Five thousand years of Chinese history are condensed into one book. "General History of China" is permeated with Lu Simian's spirit of using new methods and new ideas to organize the old country. The whole book "writes general history with rich historical knowledge and smooth writing style, so as to open a new era for the writing of general history."

"Chinese Social History" is one of Mr. Lu Simian's historical treatises. The book takes eighteen topics such as agriculture, industry, commerce, property, and coins as its warp and time as its latitude. It provides an in-depth and systematic summary of the important social and economic systems in my country's history. It has always been an important reference monograph for studying and researching ancient Chinese laws and regulations.

This book was written to meet the teaching needs of universities at that time after Shanghai fell into an "isolated island" during the Anti-Japanese War. By narrating the historical development of China's society, economy, political system and cultural scholarship, it explores the laws of China's historical development and its benefits to reality. It is a rare masterpiece in cultural history with detailed research, unique insights, and popular and fluent writing. In order to meet the teaching needs at that time, it is relatively simple, yet comprehensive and coherent, clearly showing the context of China's historical development to readers.

"A Brief History of China" is an introductory book on Chinese history written by Lu Simian. It tells the 5,000-year history of China in simple and concise language. The content of the book is easy to understand and well organized, and is highly praised by famous writers. Once published, it was warmly welcomed by readers, and the first edition was reprinted nearly 200 times.

This book is a popular historical work written by historian Mr. Lu Simian. From the perspective of literature and history, the author makes a detailed distinction between the real Three Kingdoms and the characters, events, wars and geographical environment created in Three Kingdoms literature. He also conducts in-depth analysis on many major historical issues such as how Dong Zhuo disrupted the imperial court, how Cao Cao's power rose, the truth of the Battle of Chibi, the rise and fall of the Sima family, etc., And provides unique insights.

This book is divided into six chapters: introduction, ancient history, medieval history, modern history, modern history, and conclusion. It describes China's historical trends, institutional evolution, and cultural development from ancient times to the 1930s.

Narrating the rise and fall of past dynasties is what has always been called political history. Based on the era, this book describes the gains and losses of political changes in the past dynasties from ancient times to the Republic of China. The idea of ​​reforming society has appeared since the period of the pre-Qin scholars, but it has been ups and downs, and the intensity of reform has not been strong. It was not until the end of the Western Han Dynasty that Wang Mang's reform was finally triggered. However, the failure of Wang Mang's reforms led to "It is better to rule the world than to make peace with the world, and to bring peace to the world it is better to make peace with the world" became a golden rule in politics. For a time, no one mentioned the fundamental plan for change.

This book is Mr. Lu Simian's work to guide young students in reading Chinese studies. It was written in Mr. Lu's academic prime. Once it was published during the Republic of China, it was highly sought after by Chinese studies enthusiasts and organizers at that time, and it was known as the noblest scholar in Luoyang. Although times have changed, its value remains timeless and it still has strong guiding significance and reference value for contemporary Chinese studies enthusiasts and researchers. This book compiles "Introduction to Chinese Studies", "Explanations of Jingzi", "Outline of Neo-Confucianism", "History of Chinese Culture", "Historical Research Methods", "History and Historical Records" and "How to Read Chinese Historical Records", etc. It can be called a comprehensive and complete masterpiece of Chinese studies. The author's views are authoritative, his exposition is rigorous, and his research is detailed. He aims to bring readers a more profound and pure reading experience. It is indeed a rare introductory work on Chinese studies.

"History of China", also known as "History of the Country in Vernacular", is the famous work of the master historian Mr. Lu Simian. It is also the general history of China written in vernacular. It ushered in a new era of general history writing and confronted Qian Mu's "Outline of National History". This book was completed by Mr. Lu Simian on the basis of teaching lectures and historical research over the years. It describes in detail the history of China from ancient times to the first half of the twentieth century. It is a general history of China in the sense of the word. The whole book is divided into five different periods according to the changes in Chinese history and society: ancient history, medieval history, modern history, modern history, and modern history. It is comprehensively sorted out according to politics, geography, society, culture, etc. It is large in scale, broad in vision, rich in historical materials, and fluent in writing.

This book fully embodies Lu Simian's historical research methods. From beginning to end, it is full of various methods of reading history and historical viewpoints. It is full of hidden hooks, vertical and horizontal openings and closings, and has sufficient historical materials. Each section is enough to complete a major paper. During the Republic of China, it was included in the monograph collection of the Chinese Academy of Qilu University, and later became a history textbook in colleges and universities across the country.

"Youth Comprehensive Reading of Chinese History" includes five parts: ancient history, medieval history, modern history, modern history, a comprehensive review, and an appendix. Ancient History tells the story from ancient legends to the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period, covering various aspects such as ethnicity, politics, economy, and culture. It vividly describes China's emergence from scratch, from barbarism to civilization, and opens the wheel of historical progress; Ancient history spans more than 1,800 years from the unification of Qin to the fall of Ming Dynasty, with the changes of dynasties, divisions and mergers, and changes in world affairs. The content involves domestic affairs and diplomacy, workers, peasants, military and merchants, transportation and trade, academic thought, etc., And has witnessed this. The first stage of national integration, prosperity, wars, and dynasty chaos showed scenes of breathtaking prosperity and horrific desolation; modern history tells the story from the early Qing Dynasty to the late Qing Dynasty, covering national integration, cultural subjugation, external oppression, political reform, international relations, etc. It witnessed the rise of the early Qing Dynasty to the Great Peace, from the Opium War to the Eight-Power Allied Forces, from the proposal to the failure of the constitutional movement... This period of history is The beginning of China's feudal society's transition from prosperity to decline was the beginning of the loss of power and national humiliation, and was a booster of historical change; modern history tells the story from the Revolution of 1911 to the Republic of China to the warlords' melee, covering domestic affairs and diplomacy, national economy and people's livelihood, national movements, international relations, etc., Showing the development of national character and the desire for national liberation, which was the last darkness in the early dawn of Chinese history; the summary tells the relationship between history and human life, the formation and development of the Chinese nation In terms of rejuvenation, cultural evolution and its glory, international status, etc., It fully demonstrates the progress and evolution of Chinese history from the perspective of macro-evolution, revealing the inevitability and hope of national rejuvenation; the appendix shows an outline of the country's history, using clear classifications to present the inheritance and development of all aspects of Chinese history such as academics, writing, taxation, religion, criminal law, military system, reform, etc., Allowing readers to read more concisely and clearly, and better grasp and understand the essence of the book.

The original name was "General History of China by Lu", which was written by Mr. Lu Simian to meet the needs of university teaching at that time when Shanghai became an "isolated island" during the Anti-Japanese War. The book is divided into two volumes. The first volume is the cultural history of China, drawing on the canonical system of ancient history books. It is divided into eighteen topics according to chapters, such as marriage, clan system, political system, class, property, official system, and elections. The extensive content is completely consistent with the meaning of today's "big culture"; the second volume is the political history of China, starting from the origin of the nation and narrating the historical events of the past dynasties until the founding of the Republic of China. It condenses five thousand years of Chinese history into one book, using only 380,000 words, and its skill is extraordinary.

The whole book starts from the origin of the nation and narrates the historical events of the past dynasties until the founding of the Republic of China. Read five thousand years of Chinese history in one book! It has a broad vision, a general sense, and does not stick to local details. It is the best introductory book for learning history. It is both authoritative and readable, and is highly praised by masters such as Qian Zhongshu, Li Ao, Yi Zhongtian, and Bo Yang. Five thousand years of Chinese history are condensed into one book. "History of China" is permeated with Lu Simian's spirit of using new methods and new ideas to organize the old country. The whole book "writes general history with rich historical knowledge and smooth writing style, so as to open a new era for the writing of general history."

This book was originally titled "Self-Study and Practical Vernacular History of the Country". It was Mr. Lu Simian's first general history work. It was first published by the Shanghai Commercial Press in 1923 and has been reprinted many times. It was the most widely circulated general history of China during the Republic of China. The whole book is divided into five different periods according to the changes in Chinese history and society: ancient history, medieval history, modern history, modern history, and modern history. It describes in detail the history of China from ancient times to the eleventh year of the Republic of China. Different from previous national history books, Mr. Chengzhi abandoned cumbersome historical descriptions and only explained the key points of each period and dynasty. At the same time, he also analyzed some areas that are prone to misunderstandings and doubts through the records of different historical materials. He not only stated the historical facts, but more importantly, sorted out the context and clarified the cause and effect, so that readers can clearly understand the truth of the thousands of years of Chinese history. This book is a Chinese history book worth reading by every Chinese.

"Chinese History for Teenagers" is an introductory book on Chinese history specially compiled by Lu Simian for middle school students. It tells the 5,000-year history of China in popular and fluent language. The book not only simplifies the historical materials for young readers, but also breaks down the sub-categories and narrates them in sections, which greatly facilitates readers' understanding and learning. The content of the book is easy to understand and well organized, and it has been a best-seller for more than 80 years. This publication retains all the annotations and 24 explanatory charts from the first edition, and adds 57 hand-drawn illustrations to help young readers enter the historical scene and feel the historical reality.