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This book is a collection of eight articles in total that Professor Sang Bing has published in academic journals over the years. The political revolution in the late Qing Dynasty was a major drama in modern history. This book uses the "rising sun" as a metaphor for the emergence of the Republic and the end of the monarchy. It focuses on the game competition between various forces in the turbulent Chinese political arena during the half year or so from the Wuchang Uprising to the abdication of the Qing emperor and the founding of the Republic of China, which is the historical process of the Revolution of 1911 in a strict sense. During this time, Sun Yat-sen and Yuan Shikai were competing in the political arena, and it could be said that they were rivals.

This book is one of the author's four parts about the era of great transition. It focuses on the mentality of those who experienced it before and after the Revolution of 1911, and their observations on the drastic changes in the political system, state system, and social nature. The author returns to his old aspiration, and with the help of the eyes and ears of the diary owners who have vastly different temperaments and political opinions, he re-experiences the changes of the times along the course of history, and deeply understands how all kinds of people faced the great changes, adapted to the situation, and adjusted themselves under the turbulent times of the revolutionary era. Trying to gain a foothold in the process of the new era so that it can be used to some extent can, on the one hand, supplement the vision of big history and enrich the images of history. More importantly, it can help change the way of understanding history and restore the difference and activity of human beings as historical subjects.

This book is a book about historical scholarship. On the basis of summarizing the academic methods of previous scholars and based on personal academic insights, the author strives to provide readers with some practical and effective application materials and basic methods and methods for researching problems. The content mainly includes three aspects: first, general monographs and monographs on historical materials and historiography in the study of modern China; second, an explanation of the understanding and application of various types of historical materials; third, a discussion of historical materials and methods of collection in various specific research fields and aspects. It can provide a reference for researchers who are new to history.

This book focuses on the correlation between historical materials and historiography in the study of the late Qing Dynasty and the Republic of China, and strives to find effective approaches and methods to solve the many problems caused by the large number of historical materials, such as the difficulty of balancing expertise and broad knowledge in modern history research, and the inversion of the universe between Chinese and Western studies. The main content includes three levels: first, general monographs and monographs on historical materials and historiography in the study of the late Qing Dynasty and the Republic of China; second, an explanation of the understanding and application of various types of historical materials; third, a discussion of historical materials, concepts and practices in various specialized research fields and aspects.

In the late Qing Dynasty and the Republic of China, there were many famous academic figures and numerous excellent works, but the existing research is still quite insufficient. "Scholars and Academics in the Late Qing Dynasty and the Republic of China" starts from the specific historical situation and pays attention to the front and rear of the text. The discussion is from the whole to the specific, and from the macro to the details. It provides an in-depth analysis of the new history of modern China, the orthodoxy and factions in academic history, and the impact of sociological anthropology on history. It also strives to give a comprehensive account of the academic exchanges, society activities and academic debates at that time. The writing is concise and powerful, allowing people to appreciate the charm of academics and scholars in the complexity of history. The academic history research path revealed by the author is undoubtedly quite inspiring and worthy of careful consideration by those who are interested.

The protracted war was a pivotal and overall issue during the Anti-Japanese War. "On Protracted War" is an important work that systematically expounds the military strategic principles of the Anti-Japanese War. Where does the idea of ​​protracted war come from? Why did Mao Zedong write "On Protracted War" and to whom? How do various domestic forces understand protracted war? What are the differences between the Kuomintang and the Communist Party in their strategic approaches to protracted war? How to fight a protracted war, how to get to the "end", and how long will it take? Etc. The author provides an in-depth explanation of these issues.

Famous scholars in modern history re-discussed the approach to scholarship and explored the late Qing Dynasty and the Republic of China. Taking off the monotonous colored glasses and breaking the boundaries of one subject and another, only then can we have an unobstructed and thorough understanding of the subject and present the true nature of history. This book is a collection of articles written by the author in recent years and published in various academic journals. We selected a total of fourteen articles related to the theme of "Politics, Society and Culture of the Late Qing and the Republic of China" and wrote them into independent books. The main articles include "The Controversy between Chinese and Western Studies from the Imperial Examination to the School", "The Conflict between Pioneers and Noumenon - An Essay on the Second Trend of Renyin Xunxi Public School" and "The Grand Stage of Life in Heaven and Earth - --Peking Opera Actor Tian Jiyun and the Reform Revolution in the Qing Dynasty" "The Coffin Lifting Theory is Hard to Determine: Public Opinion Reaction to Zhang Zhidong's Death" "Changes in Urban Structure and Businessmen's Strikes in the Late Qing Dynasty" "Disagreement, New Theory and the Truth in the Founding of the Republic of China" "Reexamination of the Word "Beiyang Warlord" and the Beijing Government of the Republic of China" "World Democracy" Articles such as "Righteousness and Nationalism - Sun Yat-sen's Response to the New Culture School" and "The Generation and Evolution of the Concept of "South China" and a Review of Regional Studies" bring together the latest research results in related fields of modern history, which are important inspirations for us to re-understand the transformation of Chinese society in the late Qing Dynasty and the Republic of China.

This book is divided into two parts. The first part re-examines existing research and text history, narrates the evolution of "republic" in modern China during the Qing Dynasty and the Republic of China, and conducts conceptual history research using "republic" as a noun and as an object. The second part, based on previous research, takes the trope and use of the term "traitor" during the Xinhai period as the theme, further combs historical materials, reconstructs historical events, presents the historical truth and development process as completely as possible, and then grasps related concepts and their evolution based on historical facts.

This book provides a detailed explanation of the issue of King Gengzi Qin from multiple angles. It deeply analyzes the intricate relationships among the various factions seeking to reform, as well as overseas Chinese, foreign forces in China, local governors, and secret societies. It confirms that Kang Youwei led the royalist movement. The historical role of the Society in the important event of the political situation of the late Qing Dynasty was the "King Geng Zi Qin". It described in detail the organizational status, activity process and results of the Loyalist Society, and comprehensively and vividly explained the profound impact of the "King Geng Zi Qin" movement on the changes in the political situation of the late Qing Dynasty.

This collection of Sang Bing's works includes the following 5 works: 1. "Original Sound of History: "Republic" and "Traitors" in the Qing Dynasty and the Republic of China" - a must-read to deeply understand the social transformation of modern China and re-understand the history of 1911. 2. "The Rising Sun: The Abdication of the Qing Emperor and the Acceptance of the Qing Dynasty" - a masterpiece of modern history that restores the historical process from "imperialism" to "republic" and understands the critical period of the late Qing Dynasty and the Republic of China. 3. "Academic World: Scholars and Academic Style in the Late Qing Dynasty and the Republic of China" - Get rid of today's false imagination of the academics of scholars in the Republic of China and return to the original appearance of scholarship in the late Qing Dynasty and the Republic of China. 4. "The True Color of History: Politics, Society and Culture in the Late Qing Dynasty and the Republic of China" - presents the true nature of historical events and the original intention of the predecessors to re-understand the late Qing Dynasty and the Republic of China. 5. "Exchange and Confrontation: A History of Sino-Japanese Relations in Modern Times" - a book that cannot be bypassed to understand the transformation of modern China through exchanges and confrontations and to understand Sino-Japanese relations.

This book is one of the Wenxue series. This is a collection of academic essays by Mr. Sang Bing, a senior professor of Zhejiang University. It consists of five parts, namely, academic studies, reading, historical materials, scholarship, and historical methods. The academic chapter mainly recalls Chen Xiqi, Zhang Kaiyuan, Chen Shenglin, Gong Shuduo and other gentlemen. The reading chapter mainly talks about the method of reading. The historical materials chapter, scholarship chapter, and historical method chapter mainly focus on the author's research field, and explore the angles and issues that historical research should pay attention to from the technical level. This book not only discusses the method of reading, but also teaches research methods. It also contains many anecdotes from academic circles, making it highly readable.