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The originally peaceful and peaceful world was shrouded in haze due to the dumping of nuclear sewage into the sea. Radioactive materials in nuclear sewage are like devil's tentacles, spreading rapidly in the ocean and quietly changing the genetic sequence of marine life. At first, everything seemed uneventful. The sun is shining on the beach, the waves are lapping at the coast, and people come to the beach to play as usual. The seafood market is still lively, people are feasting, tasting the freshly caught seafood with fine wine, laughter and laughter are echoing in the air, and no one is aware that the crisis is approaching step by step. After a few months, horrifying changes began to appear. People who have been in contact with the ocean and eaten seafood have developed strange symptoms. Their eyes are dull, their skin is chapped, their behavior gradually loses human sanity, and they eventually turn into bloodthirsty zombies, attacking everyone they see. For a time, panic spread like a virus. However, in the desperate situation, the gears of fate began to turn. At a time when life and death were at stake, uninfected people accidentally awakened to the card drawing system. The system will draw cards based on the host's profession and personality characteristics, and everyone can obtain 1 to 3 artifacts or skills. The time has come to test everyone's luck. This is a world of luck and cooperation.

Li Ke, the son of Emperor Taizong Li Shimin, was reborn in the Tang Dynasty with modern memories. In this life, he will surely control his own destiny! Tang Gaozong Li Zhi? No! Gaozong Li Ke! !

Zhou Xian traveled through time! Emperor Chongzhen was his future father-in-law. His fiancée is Princess Kunxing of the Ming Dynasty, the famous one-armed nun. It is now the sixteenth year of Chongzhen in the Ming Dynasty. How should I save my father-in-law Chongzhen, how can I save the Ming Dynasty, how can I save my little princess?

At the end of the Qing Dynasty and the beginning of the Republic of China, 30 million people from Hebei, Shandong and Henan left their homes, setting off a wave of inroads into Guandong. Qu Shaoyang, who accidentally traveled through time, was also involved in this trend. Traveling through mountains, rivers, and rivers, we have gone through many hardships. Wooden gang, platoon gang, hunting gang, gold gang, bandit gang, and participation gang, each of the Five Elements and Eight Works shows off their skills. Lao Maozi, little devil, all forces are complicated. The cute girl with excellent medical skills, the Orion girl with strong martial arts, the ruthless female bandit, the charming boss lady, and the beautiful flowers. From having nothing to becoming rich, this is a legendary story of an ordinary person from Guandong becoming a ginseng king.

The work of British anthropologist Stadlen who has accumulated eight years of research on India. An intimate dialogue spanning languages, cultures and beliefs, connecting the marriage life and life experiences of nine women. For a long time, India has seemed to be synonymous with "chaos" and "backwardness" in the eyes of developed countries. However, British anthropologist Lexi Stadlen is committed to breaking the way Western-centric discourse shapes India. She went to an island on the eastern edge of India and conducted 16 months of fieldwork in Muslim villages on the island. Ultimately, the narrative focused on nine Muslim women, tracing their trivial and extraordinary daily lives. This is an in-depth and lasting encounter, a gift from one woman to another group of women, and an ethnography dedicated to all women: abandoning all established theories and obscure terminology, truly recording everything seen, heard, and felt in person, and presenting the complex and subtle inner world of the female group. In her conversations with them, we were able to touch upon the truest female friendship. When the differences between old and new ideas and the competition over interests fade away, the most solid thing will always be empathy, understanding and mutual help.

The Beiyang Group, represented by Yuan Shikai, emerged during the New Deal period in the late Qing Dynasty and was the main political force that influenced the political situation in the late Qing Dynasty and the early Republic of China. Feng Guozhang, one of the "Three Heroes of Beiyang", is a major member of Yuan Shikai's Beiyang Group. During the great social transformation at the end of the Qing Dynasty and the beginning of the Republic of China, Feng Guozhang changed from a military general in Beiyang to the governor of Zhili, Jiangsu and other places, which had an important impact on Yuan Shikai's strengthening of centralization and the political situation in the early Republic of China. Guided by historical materialism and dialectical materialism, based on objective historical activities, and from the perspective of modernization theory and national governance, this book comprehensively examines Feng Guozhang's local governance practices in Zhili, Jiangsu and other places. It has positive reference value for people to understand the complex aspects of politics in the early Republic of China and deepen the study of Beiyang history.

Based on the perspective of institutional history, this book makes a systematic and in-depth discussion of the life course, organizational system and internal logic of the Yellow River management system in the Qing Dynasty, as well as the personnel rights relationships contained therein. It not only focuses on presenting its overview, but also pays attention to exploring the dynamic mechanism of system evolution, analyzing the value and significance of its existence, and striving to reveal the close relationship between Yellow River management and national politics. This book believes that compared with ordinary systems, this system is more sensitive to the general political situation. The main reason is that the political mission of Yellow River management in the Qing Dynasty was further strengthened. It not only embodies the ruler's grand strategic conception, but also conceals the political and cultural traditions of that period. As a result, the Yellow River in the Qing Dynasty became a "political river" to a large extent.

"Dayouzhuang Manzhi" records the history of Dayouzhuang, a small village in Haidian. Dayouzhuang is located in the central and southern part of the jurisdiction of Qinglongqiao Subdistrict Office. It was formed as a village in the Ming Dynasty and has a history of four to five hundred years. The village contains rich history and culture and is an integral part of the "Three Mountains and Five Gardens" historical and cultural scenic spot. This book provides an overview of Dayouzhuang's geographical location, social history and other aspects. It compiles and compiles the important events and activities of people in the historical development of Dayouzhuang, as well as folklore and historical sites. Dayouzhuang falls within the planning scope of Three Mountains and Five Gardens. The book gives a brief introduction based on this situation and looks forward to the future development of Dayouzhuang.

This book takes the Japanese annotated version of the "Historical Records" as the object and conducts research from two aspects: systematically demonstrating the text form, text characteristics and text value of the Japanese annotated version of the "Historical Records"; and demonstrating the formation process, annotation structure, annotation characteristics and academic value of the Japanese annotated version of the "Historical Records".

Memorial essays are a large collection of ancient Chinese articles and have important research value. This book aims to examine the origin, generation and development of memorials in ancient China, and to clearly define the concept, research scope and stylistic characteristics of the genre. Focusing on the Qin, Han, Wei, Jin, Southern and Northern Dynasties, it conducts a stylistic analysis of memorials and related styles as well as the main categories of memorials. This book believes that memorials are petitions or discussion documents submitted to the monarch by central officials and local governors sent by the central government from the Qin and Han dynasties to the Ming and Qing Dynasties in ancient Chinese society when they exercised their participation in and discussion of political power. Memorials are the product of ancient Chinese bureaucratic political system and ritual and music culture. Its intrinsic attribute is "the status of monarch and minister" and its external characteristic is "imperial nature". Ancient Chinese memorials were conceived in the pre-Qin period and formally came into being in the Qin Dynasty. During the Han, Wei and Six Dynasties, the compilation of memorial collections and the study of memorial style contributed to the formation of the concept of memorial genre. During the Ming and Qing Dynasties, the study of zouyi style gradually became more and more in-depth. When Yao Nai's "Ancient Wen Ci Lei Tu" was published, the name "zouyi" was finally established. The stylistic analysis part of this book compares memorials with related styles such as imperial edicts, petitions, and lianzhu to examine the stylistic functions and characteristics of memorials. It also analyzes the main titles of memorials such as "Zhang", "Table", "Zou", "Yi", "Shu", "Qi", "Countermeasures" and "Fengshi", etc., And examines its stylistic format, stylistic function, stylistic characteristics and development changes. The innovation of this book is to make a more detailed analysis of the name and reality of the memorials from the perspective of stylistic generation, and to make a more detailed stylistic analysis of the main titles of the memorials.

Culture is the essential characteristic that distinguishes humans from animals and is the source of differences between nations. This book chronicles the evolution and differentiation of the cultural development of the Yue people. With this book in hand, you can not only have an overview of how the Zhuang people developed and changed within the circle of Han culture, but also reveal the mainstream and divergence of the development of Yue people's culture. It details the original group, primitive matriarchy, and early patriarchal culture of the Yue people. It can be seen how the Yue people adjusted their relationship with the objective nature and exerted their own creativity to overcome many hurdles and developed, and made their own contributions to history.

This book examines the township organizations and local politics in Fujian and Taiwan during the Ming and Qing Dynasties, and explores the social changes after the Song Dynasty and the transformation of China's traditional social structure. It can be roughly divided into four topics: township organization and shared economy, family structure and clan organization, folk beliefs and ritual traditions, and local administration and social transformation. The topic of "township and nation" is always worthy of in-depth discussion by academic circles. The author Zheng Zhenman's integrated vision and problem awareness in his research, as well as the extensive field surveys and the compilation and analysis of local documents and folk documents as the basis of his research, have continued to inspire academic fields such as historical anthropology, economic history, regional studies, and grassroots governance. This book can be called one of the classic works of the so-called "South China School". In this new edition, the author has revised the entire text.

This book is a staged summary of the author's scientific research and teaching work. The papers included in it are mainly divided into three parts. The first part is a paper on the history of sugar industry in ancient China; the second part is a paper on the history of Guangdong's coastal defense during the Ming and Qing Dynasties; and the third part is a paper on Guangdong's society, economy and people. The three parts basically reflect the author's scientific research results in the first stage.

"Writer of the Liberal Tradition: Jack Kerouac" takes Jack Kerouac, a representative figure of the American "Beat Generation" literary and cultural movement, as the research object. Combining his growth experience, it combs the formation of his literary creation thoughts and explores the characteristics and value of spontaneous writing style. At the same time, it analyzes Kerouac's cognition and acceptance of Zen Buddhism in the context of Chinese and Western cultural perspectives, organically combines Zen Buddhism culture with Catholic thought, and expresses the psychological conflicts and identity faced by a Catholic who talks about Zen Buddhism. This thesis summarizes Kerouac's contribution to the development of American literature and culture, and explores his inheritance and development of the liberal spirit. This has profound implications for clarifying previous cognitive biases against Kerouac and objectively evaluating the value of his works and literary status; for deeply understanding the "Beat Generation" literary and cultural movement; for exploring Kerouac's acceptance of Zen thought, realizing the cultural interaction between self and others, and providing useful reference for research on the acceptance and spread of Zen culture in the United States.

From the perspective of historical geography, this book explores the process of the Qing Dynasty's deepening of "controlling the land and governing the people" in Yunnan. By sorting out the changes in different land and population management systems such as formal administrative divisions, the Mu Family Village, the Weisuo system, and the chieftain system, it reveals the integrated evolution of Yunnan's administrative divisions and administrative management systems in the Qing Dynasty. By the end of the Qing Dynasty, Yunnan's formal administrative divisions had been established in a vast area except the chieftain areas in the semi-circle of the southwest border. The Qing Dynasty's power to directly "control the land and govern the people" in Yunnan had been greatly deepened and expanded. "Governing the land and governing the people" was the basis for the integrated evolution of Yunnan's administrative divisions and administrative management systems in the Qing Dynasty, and was also the intrinsic factor driving its development and evolution.

The former Qin destroyed the former Yan and the latter, and then successively destroyed the former Liang and Dai, and unified the north. In the Battle of Feishui, the former Qin Dynasty was defeated miserably. Murong Chui took the opportunity to leave Fu Jian for an excuse, stayed in Guandong, raised troops to restore the country, and established his capital in Zhongshan, which was known as Later Yan in history. After the Battle of Shenhebei, Murong Chui died of illness, Tuoba Wei marched southward to the Central Plains, and Murong Bao abandoned Zhongshan and retreated to Longcheng. Hou Yan passed through Murong Bao and Murong Sheng in Longcheng, and finally died at the hands of Murong Xi. This book is divided into six parts: general history, classics, biography, textual research, charts, and chronology of major events, trying to give a comprehensive introduction to the history of Later Yan.

Shifang Pujue Temple is located at the foot of Shou'an Mountain in Haidian, Beijing. It was named after Emperor Yongzheng of the Qing Dynasty. The temple was first built in the early years of Zhenguan in the Tang Dynasty. There is a sandalwood reclining Buddha in the temple. During the Yingzong reign of the Yuan Dynasty, a bronze reclining Buddha of 500,000 kilograms was cast and enshrined in the temple. It is commonly known as the Reclining Buddha Temple among the people. Shifang Puchue Temple is one of the oldest temples in Beijing. Since the Yuan Dynasty, it has been a royal temple. It has a large scale, high level, numerous scriptures and unique scenery. It is quite famous among the temples in the capital. In the Qing Dynasty, during the reigns of Yongzheng and Qianlong, it was expanded and the emperor's palace was built. It is now a national key cultural relic protection unit.

There are more than twenty "Shangshu"-type documents in Tsinghua bamboo slips, some of which are from modern "Shangshu", such as "Jin Zhuan"; some are found in ancient Kongbi texts or hundreds of "Book Prefaces", such as "Yin Gao" and "Fu Shuo's Ming"; and some are items that are not found in modern and ancient texts, such as "Hou Fu" and "Feng Xu's Ming". This book takes Tsinghua bamboo slips as the main starting point, and comprehensively uses unearthed materials including oracle bone inscriptions, bronze inscriptions, Guodian bamboo slips, Shangbo bamboo slips, and Mawangdui silk scripts to promote the study of the authenticity of "Guwen Shangshu".

The book "History of Poetry of the Southern Tang Dynasty" is dedicated to the history of poetry. It focuses on the rise and fall of poetry circles and poet groups in different regions in the Southern Tang Dynasty. It examines their development and evolution in detail, and strives to restore the original appearance of the poetry circle of the Southern Tang Dynasty, which was an important center of poetry in the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms. This book clearly describes the poetry of the Southern Tang Dynasty, an important link in the transformation process of poetry from the Tang and Song Dynasties. This book not only provides a detailed list of the poems of important poets of the Southern Tang Dynasty, such as Li Jianli, Li Zhong, Xu Xian, Zheng Wenbao, etc., But also focuses on restoring the creative achievements of the poets from the Southern Tang Dynasty to the Song Dynasty and the inheritance of poetic models and concepts, clarifying the irreplaceable role and influence of Southern Tang poetry on the poetry world of the early Song Dynasty. At the same time, we also try to analyze the characteristics of the Southern Tang culture, on which Southern Tang poetry originated, and clarify its origins. The discovery and answers to phenomena and problems such as the influence of its erudition and "pure" artistic taste on poetry, the literary tradition of the Southern Tang clan, and the diversity of images of the Southern Tang in the cultural pattern of the early Song Dynasty are all manifestations of this effort.

This book takes mythology as a research perspective and takes the "Shiji", the source of Chinese official history, as a whole research object to explore why there are a lot of myths in the official history and what Sima Qian's intention was in writing the history book in this way. The writing of "Historical Records" reflects the long-standing mythological narrative context in ancient classics and continues the tradition of witchcraft history in the Shang and Zhou dynasties. The Western Han Dynasty was at a time when "witchcraft" and "history" were gradually alternating, so it had a rational, rigorous, and systematic historical expression that was recognized by later generations. However, at the same time, the book also left a large number of myths, legends, dreams, spells, divination and other "indecent teachings" about the legacy of witchcraft. The two are not inconsistent with each other. This is the deep reason and cultural background for the use of myths as historical materials in "Historical Records". The Western Han Dynasty coincided with the establishment of a unified empire. Sima Shigong's use of myths not only continued the cultural context, but also had the intention of using it for the present. Therefore, there are two levels of interpretation of mythological narratives in "Historical Records": one is the subconscious level, which is the unconscious inheritance and development of mythological thinking; the other is the ideological level, which is based on the subconscious level, using the deep-rooted influence of mythical thinking on religious culture, academic thought and folk beliefs to organize and transform the myths and legends handed down from previous generations, so as to "set up Shinto teachings" and complete new historical expressions. In this era background and cultural atmosphere, the use of a large number of mythological materials in the official history "Historical Records" appeared.

This book is about the topography of a small northern city. As an attempt to integrate historical anthropology and urban community research, this book draws on the "topography turn" of anthropology's focus on the materiality of the world, and uses the concept of "landscape making" to present the topography of a city through the historical changes of the city's overall space and historical buildings, public spaces and homes, and explores the power, culture and history within it. Based on the historical practice of urban landscape production, different types of spatial domination are summarized: "symbolic domination" in the late empire, "total domination" before reform and opening up, and current "life domination". Finally, China's national transformation in modern times is discussed.

The rural school teachers in the Jiangnan area of ​​the Qing Dynasty were a group of historical figures who taught quietly in the schools and were unknown to the people. However, they are the spiritual leaders in the eyes of the villagers and have an important influence on the education of Jiangnan rural society, people's daily life, family growth and public affairs. Based on an extensive collection of various historical materials, this book studies the economic life, residence life, social interactions, status and role of rural school teachers in Jiangnan and other issues in rural society. In order to make the research concrete, in-depth and flesh-and-blood, this book also selected Zhang Luxiang and Chen Zi for case studies. The starting point and final destination of this book is to care about the daily life of a group of historical figures like the Jiangnan rural school teachers and the historical role they once played in grassroots society.

This book takes the authenticity and ideological content of "Confucius' Family Sayings" as its main research topic. It first sorts out the formation and spread of "Confucius' Family Sayings". Secondly, it uses a research method that combines history and logic, philology and intellectual history, handed down documents and new archaeological discoveries. It also pays attention to meaning and textual research. From the comparison of "Confucius' Family Sayings" with handed down documents and newly unearthed documents, it analyzes "Confucius' Family Sayings". A more systematic study of the ideological content such as views on nature, moral cultivation, social and political views, etc., Thus confirming that "Confucius' Family Sayings" is an ancient Confucian book with its own origin. Although it may have been processed and polished in the process of dissemination, its main part has not been substantially changed. It has an irreplaceable important position and value in the study of Confucius, Confucianism and even the entire history of Chinese academic thought.

A funny ascended boss, a karmic Jiajing, the two merged into one, and thus, a new Jiajing, a monk who planned to ascend again, was born. At this time, at the end of the 39th year of Jiajing, the seriously injured Qingyun Realm Daxiu came to this realm. As the emperor, he intended to gather the dragon energy in the world and prepare to ascend again. However, he discovered that this rotten Ming Dynasty had not finished playing. He decisively intervened in the affairs of the temple and court, swept away all dissatisfaction, and ascended to immortality!

During the Anti-Japanese War, in order to block and stifle the anti-Japanese armed struggle behind enemy lines in North China, and to isolate and cut off the connections between the anti-Japanese base areas, the anti-Japanese armed forces and the broad masses of the people, the Japanese invaders ruthlessly carried out the "three lights" policy of killing all, robbing them all, and burning them all. They created large-scale "no man's lands" along the Great Wall in North China, on the border between Hebei and Shanxi, and in northeastern Shanxi. It was a long-term, cruel and barbaric massacre carefully planned and organized by the Japanese invaders against the Chinese people. It not only caused unprecedented disasters to the lives and property of the people in the "no man's land", but also caused extremely severe blows and damage to the local socio-economic and ecological environment.

This book selects and compiles 22 papers that the author has engaged in research on Ming history since 1983. It is divided into three parts: the first part is system and culture, including 11 papers; the second part is archives and documents, including 7 papers; the third part is academic and memory, including 3 reminiscence articles and 1 review article. The research covers a wide range of areas and is rich in content, covering many fields such as Ming Dynasty politics, economy, law, military, finance, culture, religion, society, Sino-foreign relations, archival documents, etc. It is an academic exploration of the overall thinking and detailed narrative of the study of Ming history, the study of the historical development process of the Ming Dynasty, the theoretical discussion of the country and society in the Ming Dynasty, and the excavation, organization and utilization of Ming Dynasty archival documents.

Mainly based on the records of the Warring States period in the Tsinghua bamboo slips "Xi Nian", this paper conducts a new systematic discussion on the issue of the Warring States Period. First, we will discuss the issues of king years in the countries where the issue of king years is relatively clear. Secondly, we will conduct a new discussion on the issues of king years in some vassal states based on unearthed documents such as the Tsinghua bamboo slips "Xinian". Based on the above discussion, the appendix corrects the king year series of historical events in "Historical Records: Chronology of the Six Kingdoms" to facilitate the use of the "Chronology of the Six Kingdoms".

Decipher the financial code behind the genes of war and interpret the layout of scientific and technological innovation on the chessboard of national power; all crises will eventually transform into financial crises; behind geopolitics is the politics of money.

This book attempts to make a comprehensive study of Liu Jian, a politician in the Ming Dynasty, from the social environment, especially the political environment and personality tendencies. It specifically analyzes Liu Jian's family background and early experiences, political career trajectory, and interpersonal relationships in political activities. It also examines Liu Jian's writings and ideology, and makes a historical evaluation of them.

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The "road system" implemented during the Tang and Song Dynasties for more than 600 years had a profound influence. From the separation of Tao in the Tang Dynasty to the division of Tao in the Song Dynasty, on the surface it is the sublation of "Tao", but in fact it reflects the inheritance and development. The division of the "Jiangnan West Road" at the end of the Tang Kaiyuan Dynasty was unprecedented, reflecting that the Tang Dynasty was a key stage in the history of regional differentiation and integration south of the middle reaches of the Yangtze River and north of the Five Ridges, while the Song Dynasty was the development and initial shaping period of this new differentiation. This book limits the spatial scope of the "Jiangnan West Road" at the end of the Tang and Kaiyuan Dynasties, and conducts a detailed discussion on its evolution of the geographical environment, the differentiation and integration of administrative regions, the development of cities, the expansion of transportation routes, and the evolution of traffic patterns over the six hundred years of the Tang and Song Dynasties. It also conducts a case analysis of five typical sub-regions from the perspective of internal sub-regions, trying to gain a comprehensive understanding of the internal motivations and specific manifestations of the evolution of the Jiangnan West Road over the hundreds of years of the Tang and Song Dynasties.

Former Yan was a local government established by Murong Xianbei with the Northeast as its political center. It began in the sixth year of Taikang (285), the reign of Emperor Wu of the Western Jin Dynasty, and ended in the fifth year of Taihe (370), the deposed Emperor of the Eastern Jin Dynasty. Murong Xian established Qian Yan, Murong Wei claimed to be King of Yan, and Murong Jun proclaimed himself emperor. The country was destroyed during the period of Murong Wei. It lasted for 4 generations and lasted for 85 years. This book organizes the historical events of the former Yan Dynasty into general history, classics, biographies, diagrams, textual research, and chronology of major events, etc., And shows the historical process of the former Yan rulers and their auxiliary political groups who worked hard to make the local government established by Murong Xianbei go from a corner of the northeast to the Central Plains, and became one of the sixteen countries established by the "Five Hus" during the Wei, Jin, Southern and Northern Dynasties.

The capital structure from the Song Dynasty to the Qing Dynasty was in an important period of change, transformation and finalization of the ancient Chinese capital structure. Mainly based on archaeological survey and excavation data, this book introduces and discusses the planning concepts and layout of formal capitals such as Kaifeng Prefecture in Tokyo in the Northern Song Dynasty, Lin'an Prefecture in the Southern Song Dynasty, Shangjing in the Liao Dynasty, Shangjing in the Jin Dynasty, Zhongdu in the Jin Dynasty, Shangdu in the Yuan Dynasty, Dadu in the Yuan Dynasty, Nanjing City in the Ming Dynasty, and Beijing City in the Ming Dynasty. This book believes that each capital is the materialized form of its planning concept. Therefore, this book presents the specific structure of each capital's layout in a relatively complete manner, making it a platform for comprehensive, in-depth, and connotative research on each capital. On this basis, it analyzes its characteristics and layout art, analyzes the inheritance and evolution relationship between the layouts of various capitals, summarizes the commonalities of the layout of the capitals in this period, and explores the development and change rules of the layout of the capitals in this period.

Since Mr. Guo Moruo proposed the concept of "Eight Confucian Schools" in the 1940s, due to insufficient documentation, research on Confucianism has been controversial but insufficient. With the advent of the Mawangdui silk scrolls, especially the unearthed bamboo slips such as Guodian bamboo slips and Shangbo bamboo slips, new opportunities have emerged for the study of post-Confucianism. This book focuses on the Confucianism, and uses a dual evidence method that combines unearthed bamboo slips and handed down documents to analyze the reasons for the differentiation of Confucianism after Confucius, as well as the ideological contributions of Zizhang's Confucianism, Zisi's Confucianism, Yan's Confucianism, Qidiao's Confucianism, Zigong, and Zhonggong, as well as the school's characteristics and influence.

"Contemporary Zhejiang Academic Library" is a window for the Zhejiang Provincial Federation of Social Sciences to launch academic high-quality products and display academic achievements. The Zhejiang Federation of Social Science and Technology adopts the form of "encouraging applications, expert review, funding publication, and social collection" to select manuscripts that reflect outstanding original academic achievements in the field of philosophy and social sciences in Zhejiang every year, and publish them in phases and batches in the form of "Contemporary Zhejiang Academic Library" to promptly disseminate new ideas, new discoveries, and new progress at the forefront of philosophy and social sciences to the society, strive to achieve great development and prosperity of philosophy and social sciences, and promote the construction of Zhejiang as a "culturally strong province." Organizing and publishing the "Contemporary Zhejiang Academic Library" is an important exploration of the Zhejiang Provincial Federation of Social Sciences to support academic excellence, promote academic innovation, and create a contemporary Zhejiang academic brand. "Contemporary Zhejiang Academic Library" will adhere to academic standards, advocate academic norms, display Zhejiang characteristics, and constantly introduce the latest achievements of Zhejiang academics.

The representative work of Japanese historian Masahiro Furukawa explores the deep logic of the history of human civilization and has been unanimously recommended by Asian, European and American media. This book is a rare ideological work that describes the phenomenon of slave trade in the development of human civilization and combines historical narrative with humanistic thinking. The slave group has existed throughout all periods of human civilization since ancient times. From the 15th to the 18th century, the slave trade reached its peak with the rise of European colonists on the African continent and the Americas. In the past 400 years, the Western world has ushered in political, economic, and military prosperity, but all of this was built on the blood and tears of slaves of all races. Masahiro Burukawa, a well-known Japanese historian and economist, started from the perspective of the maritime slave trade. He used historical stories and data to give a rigorous and detailed description and discussion of the slave trade, slave life, and the slave liberation movement. He revealed in a simple and easy-to-understand way the underlying logic of why the slave trade was repeatedly banned. It is of great reference value for people to understand that dark history as the world today enters an emerging civilization.

"Waterway Picture Scroll: Research on the Map of the Beijing-Hangzhou Grand Canal in the Qing Dynasty\u002F Historical Archaeological Research Series\u002F Library of the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences" written by Wang Yao is a relatively systematic and in-depth investigation, arrangement and study of the existing maps of the Beijing-Hangzhou Grand Canal in the Qing Dynasty at home and abroad. "Investigation and arrangement" are embodied in: clarifying the canal map collection organization, collection path, map preservation status, and classifying and cataloging. "Research" is concentrated on three levels: first, to study issues such as the content, age of expression, value of the picture, and version origin of a single canal map; second, to explore the characteristics and background of different types of canal maps, and to summarize the spatiotemporal differences and causes of canal map drawings; third, to explore the value of canal map image historical materials, and conduct research attempts to corroborate the history of pictures and prove history with pictures. In short, this "book" is a new exploration of the study of type maps in ancient Chinese maps, and also attempts to provide new historical materials and new ideas for the study of the history of the Beijing-Hangzhou Grand Canal.

Yuan Shikai was an important figure in the history of modern China. He had a significant impact on the development and progress of society in the late Qing Dynasty and the early Republic of China, and influenced the process of modern Chinese history. He is worthy of extensive and in-depth study by the academic community. However, the current academic research on Yuan Shikai is still insufficient. It is limited to the research perspectives of political history and revolutionary history, and ignores Yuan Shikai's control and grasp of the economic situation. This book collects the author's more than 20 years of research on Yuan Shikai and Beiyang history, which can provide researchers with a more multi-dimensional perspective to observe Yuan Shikai. The book is divided into seven parts, respectively discussing the theory, methods and research status of Yuan Shikai's research, the study of Yuan Shikai and social changes in the late Qing Dynasty and the early Republic of China, the study of Yuan Shikai and China's military modernization, the study of Yuan Shikai and China's educational modernization, etc. It conducts a comprehensive and in-depth study of Yuan Shikai. In the current research on Yuan Shikai, he is the leader and unique. This work is based on historical archival documents, with a balanced argument and comprehensive analysis, and represents the current cutting-edge level of Yuan Shikai's research.

A brilliant work that records the history of the English-speaking nation, it is a classic book for every history lover. A panoramic historical masterpiece by Churchill, winner of the Nobel Prize for Literature and "the greatest Englishman of all time". "A History of the English People" is a book centered on British history, from the origin and development of the English nation to the death of Queen Victoria in 1901. It not only outlines the political, military, economic, cultural, religious, social and other developments of the British in various historical periods; it also fully introduces the birth process of English-speaking countries such as the United States, Canada, Australia and New Zealand and their relationship with the United Kingdom. The author of this book, Winston Churchill, is a world-famous politician, painter, speaker, writer, and journalist. He is considered one of the most important political leaders of the 20th century. He was the winner of the 1953 Nobel Prize for Literature. With profound insight and epic writing, he paints a panoramic historical picture for readers.

The conflict between Manchu and Han was one of the core contents and fundamental features of the political history of the Qing Dynasty. This book is based on the advanced relevant achievements in the academic field. From the overall perspective of the Qing Dynasty, it combines qualitative analysis and quantitative analysis, focusing on the upper class of the ruling class, and based on the measurement data of the four central agencies of the Cabinet, the Ministry, the Military Aircraft Department, the General Administration and the local governors. It is the first time to systematically imitate the Jiashen Yishu. In the nearly thirty years since the fall of the Qing Dynasty, the relationship between the Manchu-Han conflict and many political and political changes such as the Sino-Japanese War, the Sino-Japanese War, the Reform Movement of 1898, the Gengzi Incident, Southeast Mutual Protection, the New Deal in the late Qing Dynasty, and the Revolution of 1911 has highlighted the complexity, tortuousness, and rich layers of the political history of the late Qing Dynasty, and has made some achievements.

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The stone carvings of the past dynasties are abundant in number and of various types, and the time of publication, place of excavation, and time of excavation are clear, which makes it possible to trace the villages and villages containing information such as place of birth, burial place, and death place in the stone carvings. The book "Research on Stone Carvings in Townships and Villages of the Han, Wei and Six Dynasties" selects stone carving documents of the Han, Wei and Six Dynasties to collect and organize relevant information on villages and villages; examines and analyzes geographical locations, examines counties, counties and villages, and supplements the city and villages in the capital; traces the historical evolution of ancient place names to show the characteristics of towns and villages Inheritance and evolution; explore the rationale for the naming of villages and towns, present the appearance of villages and towns in the Han, Wei and Six Dynasties; seek the lifestyle and ideological concepts of ancient people, explore religious culture, ethnic integration and exchanges, migration of expatriates, and family prefectures, etc., To promote the study of ancient Chinese culture.

During the Republic of China, Gansu local elites were a social force that could not be ignored. Facing the changes in the current situation, they showed a strong sense of responsibility, borrowed the social resources they possessed, and worked hard to implement the philosophy of governing the world. In a power political environment, they have never been able to have an independent social status, but it is this group that has greatly maintained the relative stability of the local social order. The author combed through numerous materials and sorted out the social activities of local elites in Gansu during the Republic of China. Through complicated phenomena, he observed groups and current situations, groups and society, groups and the transformation of old and new, and tried to reflect the purpose of social history research through the study of social groups.

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During the Southern and Northern Dynasties, geographical records and county records gradually became richer and showed a trend of landscape and literature. The literary achievements of "Shui Jing Zhu" are due to its reference and absorption of these geographical literature documents. In addition to explicit citations, he also implicitly cited and copied a large number of these documents. Due to the passage of time, these documents have been lost. This book carefully sorts out and verifies the main geographical literature documents cited in "Shui Jing Zhu" to provide scholars with information convenience for future research. At the same time, it also aims to demonstrate the importance of these geographical literature documents for the writing of "Shui Jing Zhu". "Shui Jing Zhu" further develops and progresses along the path of landscape and literaryization of geographical records and county records in the Han, Wei, Jin and Song dynasties. It is the greatest collection of geographical records and general geographical records of the Six Dynasties.

"I am not Cai Wenji" "Emperor Zhaowu Cai Zhaoji" "Let go of that enemy and I'll do the damage!" "Man, it will only affect the speed at which I draw my sword!" When Cai Yan traveled through the Three Kingdoms and became Cai Yan, the first thing he saw was not the heroic appearance of unparalleled generals galloping on the battlefield, nor the elegance of wise men strategizing, but an era of bloody cannibalism. Boss Cao, who wrote "The bones are exposed in the wild, and there are no roosters crowing for thousands of miles", slaughtered the city and exterminated the clan, while Liu Xuande, who was determined to "help the Han Dynasty and save the common people", was weak in intelligence and ability. Cai Yan decided to abandon literature and join martial arts, starting from the Xiongnu, to create a bright future for himself and the people of the Han Dynasty. [Female Protagonist][Three Kingdoms][IQ Online][No System]

The 241 handwritten documents studied in this book are newly discovered first-hand materials and come from the people with the farthest migration route among the Yao people in China. They belong to a perspective and field that has not yet been covered in the research on the Yao people in China. These documents bear witness to the Yao people's wandering and migration history over the past century, and are also a precious cultural heritage that the Yao people have given to the world. As the first example of overseas Chinese Yao literature research, this book establishes a set of methods and research systems for the collection of Yao literature that are different from overseas Chinese literature and are exclusive to the Yao literature, including the establishment of a cataloging and classification system of documents, the analysis and characteristics of Yao common characters, and the manuscript study of Yao handwritten texts. Research on characteristics, research on chronological interpretation paths and methods, research on interpretation and interpretation of important texts, research on the value judgment of documents, research on the rescue and protection of overseas Yao documents, etc., Will provide valuable reference for the upcoming rescue, protection and research of documents and relics of ethnic minorities outside China.

The "Historical Outline of the Roman Guards" edited by Zhang Xiao uses the change of dynasties as a time clue to systematically sort out the history of the development and changes of the Guards over more than 300 years, examines the ins and outs of the Guards, and comments on the history of the formation and development of the Guards. The book consists of eight parts, focusing on the relationship between the Guards and the succession of the throne, thereby examining the status of the Guards in the history of the Roman Empire. During the existence of the Guards, various disputes and civil strife occurred one after another in the Roman Empire for most of the time. Many turmoils were directly related to the Guards. They were not only participants in the turmoil, but sometimes even the initiators. The curve of the social development of the empire coincides with the curve of the evolution of the Guards: when the empire was strong, the Guards also entered a golden period of development. But what this coincidence reflects is that the emperor managed the Guards well. On the contrary, when the incompetent emperors in the history of the empire were in power, the Guards were unscrupulous. The emperor's governance of the Guards and its effectiveness were directly proportional to the peace of the empire. The Guards did not do many good things in the history of the empire. It has a bad reputation and its negative effects far outweigh its positive effects. The overall evaluation of the Guards should not be too high.

This book is part of the author's study and research on Chinese historical geography and Qin history and culture. The main content is divided into four parts: (1) Research on the history and culture of the Qin State, including 9 papers, which mainly studies the regional development of the Qin State and its cultural spirit, the development of the Qin State's industry and commerce, the Qin State's Eastern Expedition, and the political characteristics of the Qin Zhao Dynasty. (2) Research on "Shui Jing Zhu", including 4 papers and notes, mainly discussing issues such as the writing of "Shui Jing Zhu" and the significance of the temples and regional descriptions contained in "Shui Jing Zhu". (3) Research on historical towns and settlements, including 12 papers, mainly discussing the concept of unifying Wancheng, the Ming Dynasty's capital building, and the urban geography and culture of the Loess Plateau in the Qing Dynasty; (4) Research on other issues in historical geography, including 4 papers and interviews and questions, mainly discussing Yansui Town, Shaanxi Weaving Bureau, Money Making Bureau, and the history of Ming Dynasty The main ideas and practices of Nianhai's historical geography, as well as the basic views on historical military geography and its research: The above parts record the author's study and research on historical geography and Qin history and culture, and reflect the author's basic attitude, path and partial thinking in learning and engaging in related academic research.

Oral history is one of the few research methods and disciplines that emerged after World War II that has both academic research significance, social action agenda, and public historical value. After more than 60 years of development, oral history has not only contributed to the continuous deepening and innovation of historical research, but has also been widely used in many fields such as the humanities, social and natural sciences, and has played a very important role in promoting interdisciplinary applications and cross-research. As the birthplace of modern oral history, this book provides a relatively comprehensive and systematic review of the origin, development process, international background, basic characteristics, theoretical research, interdisciplinary applications, oral history education and major challenges faced by modern American oral history. It also hopes to provide some reference for the development and construction of Chinese oral history, which is still in the ascendant.