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中山传：伟人故里千年香山
Qiu Shuhong Huang Gang
"Zhongshan Biography: Fragrant Hills, the Hometown of Great Men for Thousand Years" is one of the important books in the "Silk Road Biography of Hundred Cities" series. Starting from the geographical roots, unique urban spirit, important figures who have had a profound impact on China in various fields, the first miracles in the history of contemporary China's reform and opening up, and local folk customs and food culture, it uses a limited space to focus on the most concentrated, distinctive, and beautiful history, spirit, culture, and characteristics of the city, and systematically presents the panoramic view of the city named after the great man of the century Sun Yat-sen. From Xiangshan to Zhongshan, from the sea to the plains, from the "Iron City" to the city, it is born from the sea and grows towards the sea. The two authors combine their many years of thinking and on-site observation of the history and culture of Zhongshan to describe how this important node city on the "Maritime Silk Road" has grown over the past millennium. It has become a window and bridgehead for Chinese people to go to the world and understand the world, and it has played an irreplaceable role in the communication and exchange of Chinese and Western cultures and economies.
"Zhongshan Biography: Fragrant Hills, the Hometown of Great Men for Thousand Years" is one of the important books in the "Silk Road Biography of Hundred Cities" series. Starting from the geographical roots, unique urban spirit, important figures who have had a profound impact on China in various fields, the first miracles in the history of contemporary China's reform and opening up, and local folk customs and food culture, it uses a limited space to focus on the most concentrated, distinctive, and beautiful history, spirit, culture, and characteristics of the city, and systematically presents the panoramic view of the city named after the great man of the century Sun Yat-sen. From Xiangshan to Zhongshan, from the sea to the plains, from the "Iron City" to the city, it is born from the sea and grows towards the sea. The two authors combine their many years of thinking and on-site observation of the history and culture of Zhongshan to describe how this important node city on the "Maritime Silk Road" has grown over the past millennium. It has become a window and bridgehead for Chinese people to go to the world and understand the world, and it has played an irreplaceable role in the communication and exchange of Chinese and Western cultures and economies.