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This book introduces historical celebrities such as Liezi, Han Feizi, Zheng Guo, Ji Han, Kou Qianzhi, and Bodhidharma. It uses the life experiences of the characters as clues and uses the form of biographies to express parts of the celebrities' lives closely related to Zhengzhou. It also uses this as clues to introduce relevant sites, relics, and memorial places.

This book introduces historical celebrities such as Xu You, Pan Yue, Du Fu, Bai Juyi, Liu Yuxi, etc. It uses the life experiences of the characters as clues and uses the form of biographies to express parts of the celebrities' lives closely related to Zhengzhou. It also uses this as clues to introduce relevant sites, relics and memorial places.

This book introduces historical celebrities such as Huangdi, Chen Sheng, Zhao Kuangyin, Su Qin, Zhang Liang, etc. It uses the life experiences of the characters as clues and uses the form of biographies to express parts of the celebrities' lives closely related to Zhengzhou. It also uses this as a clue to introduce relevant sites, relics and memorial places.

This book uses storytelling techniques to recreate the scene of the people of Lin County fighting against heaven and earth when building the Red Flag Canal. It tells the touching deeds of the most beautiful strugglers, reproduces the extraordinary creativity and imagination of the older generation of canal builders, and reveals the connotation of the spirit of the Red Flag Canal.

This book truly records the historical conditions and difficult environment from the 1980s and 1990s to the beginning of the 21st century. Under the leadership of the party branch secretary and Desheng, the villagers of Minzhai Village, Baidaokou Town, Huaxian County, Henan Province, established yuba processing and candle production workshops, opened up wasteland and controlled desertification, established forest farms, and pesticide factories. A series of measures such as the establishment of Xin Minzhai finally enabled Minzhai Village to get rid of poverty, become prosperous, and build a new socialist countryside. The story shows the commendable spirit of the Communist Party members represented by the flag bearers and Desheng in the process of building a new socialist countryside. They were united, endured hardships, were not afraid of sacrifice, and were brave in innovation.

Archaeologist Zheng Jiali turned his exploration of history to the source of his own bloodline - the Chaodongwu Natural Village in Chumen, Yuhuan. He affectionately salvaged the fragments of the village's centuries-old changes, and constructed a life record with both warmth and thickness at the intersection of personal memory and collective narrative. The book's detailed description of material relics such as old houses, homesteads, rice fields, and salt fields, as well as its precise restoration of historical details such as village life and livelihood, retain the vivid texture of folk memory and give individual destiny a sense of historical depth. The ties of blood and the secrets of growth are condensed into a thrilling "spiritual archeology", which not only shows the century-old strata of the village, but also allows the family affection, nostalgia and the pain of the times that have been buried in the land to breathe again.

The fourth volume of "Macao Historical Documents and Translations" is the special report part of the "Macao Chinese Laborers Sending Overseas" information album. It includes the "Macao Chinese Workers Overseas Report" submitted to the Governor of Macao by Pereira, the Supervisor of Macao's Chinese Workers Overseas in 1861, and the "Conditions for Guaranteeing the Implementation of Immigration" submitted by the Committee to the Macao Governor in 1871. "Report on Measures to Be Taken for and Freedom", "Report on Minors Going Abroad in Macau Port" submitted by Macau Huazheng Director Basdu to the Governor of Macau in 1872, "Report and Documents on the Abolition of the Macau Port Contract for Chinese Workers Going Abroad" submitted to the Portuguese Parliament by Corvo, Minister of Maritime Affairs and Overseas Affairs of Portugal in 1874, etc. This batch of documents is conducive to a comprehensive study of Chinese workers going abroad.

"The Silver Empire Encountering Chu and Meng" takes the three thousand years of Chu and Mongolian history in Shanggao County, Jiangxi Province as clues throughout. It pays attention to connecting the collection of historical materials with anecdotal investigations, and combines historical research with literary insights. It focuses on the Mengshan silver mine site, historical figures, historical events, customs, rumors and hearsay to recreate and reflect the rich Chu-Meng culture from multiple angles, and to reflect the unique Chu-Meng temperament and cultural soul. Using the style of history and literature, the cultural heritage of Chu and Meng is reproduced, allowing people to follow the historical footsteps of Chu and Meng civilization, unfold the folds of history and explore the heritage of humanity through exquisite stories and vivid details. In this way, the mysterious veil of the legacy of Chu and Mongolia has been lifted layer by layer, revealing the miraculous splendor and unique civilization composed of long history and rich culture.

The formation, development and prosperity of each city have its unique geographical environment, humanistic characteristics, external demands and driving forces. This book analyzes and describes the historical situation of Zhengzhou City in the mid-20th century from the above aspects, especially showing the process of New Zhengzhou taking advantage of historical opportunities and eventually becoming a central city in the central region of the Republic.

The author of the book consulted statistics from the college entrance examination papers of various subjects across the country for more than 20 years since 2001, and selected 122 college entrance examination questions containing Anyang elements, covering history, Chinese, politics, geography, mathematics, chemistry and other subjects, and then selected the test points to accurately match Anyang. Yang's theme is introduced through the college entrance examination questions, and the Anyang city code behind the college entrance examination is unlocked layer by layer. It organically integrates the current hot spots and concerns that are closely related to the people and the long and rich history and culture of Anyang, grasps the core points of a city, and draws an accurate picture of the city's past and present.

Changting is located in the mountainous area of ​​western Fujian and is a famous Hakka capital. During the Second Civil Revolutionary War, it was once known as the hometown of the Red Army. "Hakka Capital" is one of the "Damei Tingzhou Series". The book traces the history of the Hakka ancestors who brought the Central Plains culture to Tingshui, Fujian Mountain since their migration to the south in the Jin Dynasty, forming a unique historical context of Tingzhou Hakka culture. The whole book consists of "where did the guests come from", "the capital of Tingzhou", "the charm of the guests", "walking out of Tingjiang River" and "retaining nostalgia". The text in this book is beautiful and fluent, with some charm of prose, including folk songs and folk songs.

Changting is located in the mountainous area of ​​western Fujian and is a famous Hakka capital. During the Second Civil Revolutionary War, it was once known as the hometown of the Red Army. In recent decades, Changting has also made remarkable achievements in soil and water conservation and ecological civilization construction. "Image of Changting" is one of the "Da Mei Tingzhou Series" and consists of five chapters: "Soul of Hakkas", "Red Memory", "Green Dream", "Road of Innovation" and "Drip of Water Pierces Stone". It systematically sorts out the traditional culture of Hakkas, the huge impact of Changting on the Chinese revolution, and the positive role of Changting experience and Changting spirit in the new historical period.

Changting is located in the mountainous area of ​​western Fujian. It has a long cultural history and is also the famous Hakka capital. During the Second Civil Revolutionary War, it was once known as the hometown of the Red Army. "Historic Cities" is a type of the "Damei Tingzhou Series". The book traces the long history and civilization of Changting from prehistoric civilization to the establishment of the Han Dynasty, the establishment of counties in the Western Jin Dynasty, the establishment of the state in the Tang Dynasty, and the establishment of the Song, Yuan, Ming and Qing Dynasties. The book is composed of six parts: "Footprints of Civilization", "Lingxiu Mountain City", "Gathering of Humanities", "Business and Trade Center", "Meandering Scenery" and "Literati's Ink".

"Xiong'an Research" is organized and compiled by the Hebei Academy of Social Sciences. Its main content is the study of Xiongan culture, history and geography, social customs, Xiongan stories, Xiongan memory, and beneficial countermeasures for the construction of Xiongan New Area. It is the only academic journal in China that takes Xiongan as the research object. This book is the first issue of "Xiong'an Research". The content is divided into four columns: cultural inheritance, Xiongan history, Xiongan culture, and countermeasure research. It mainly contains the main results of research on Xiongan New Area by experts from Hebei University, Hebei Normal University, Hebei Academy of Social Sciences, and Hebei Provincial Institute of Cultural Relics.

Red culture contains red memories. The Agrarian Revolutionary War is a magnificent epic of red culture. This lingering red memory has become a strong historical complex for the people of Changting. This book takes the Agrarian Revolutionary War as the background, revolves around the major events that occurred in Changting, and combines the historical facts of the revolutionary struggle in Changting to reproduce an unforgettable revolutionary period in Changting, the hometown of the Red Army. This book also vividly tells the touching stories of Mao Zedong and other founding fathers in Changting, and introduces Yang Chengwu and other outstanding sons of the Red Land. The book consists of seven chapters, including the Red Army's entry into Fujian, the great turning point, the capital of the Fujian Soviet Area, Little Red Shanghai, the Transfer of the Long March, the Style of the Great Man, and the Proud Man of Tingjiang.

Duliujiang River is located at the junction of Guizhou and Guangxi, meandering between Chongshan Mountains. River dredging since the Qing Dynasty has connected the Xijiang River and Pearl River waterways that were originally blocked by dangerous shoals and rocks. People and objects flow and meet in the channels, which has changed the social and cultural aspects of the Duliu River Basin. Focusing on Fulu on the banks of the Duliu River, this book uses field investigation methods, combined with historical data and local documents, to sort out the socio-cultural and historical context of the lower reaches of the Duliu River. It also pays attention to aspects such as market activities, crowd interaction and the flow of ideas. From a microscopic perspective, it discusses how "regions" are structured and changed in historical time due to the collection of human activities and ideas.

From the 1920s to the 1930s, the British female writer Pei Lizhu, who had lived in China for decades, wrote and revised this classic work about Beijing with her unique cross-cultural perspective. Pei Lizhu breaks through the exotic narrative of traditional Western travel notes and intersperses her personal experiences. In this book, she fully demonstrates the history, society, customs, and folk customs of Beijing during the Republic of China. It truly restores the Chinese style of that era and is of great historical value. This book was first published in 1920 and has been reprinted many times since. It enjoys a high reputation among Western writings about Beijing. This publication was translated by senior researcher Mr. Ji Jianqing based on the 1931 final version of the book, with detailed annotations, making it easier for readers to immerse themselves in reading and reference.

Research on the history of Jiangnan has achieved fruitful results, and has gained rich knowledge in many fields such as agricultural development, the rise of towns, and social and cultural development. The other side of this process, that is, the process of people on the water coming ashore and becoming settled groups, especially the active behavior of people in this process, as well as the resulting changes in social structure and its internal logic, has yet to be deeply explored. This book takes Liu Meng's belief in Dongshan of Taihu Lake as an entry point, trying to sort out the process of people coming ashore on the water in the East Taihu Lake area and its impact on the social economy of Jiangnan, and find a new explanation path for the formation of agricultural settlements, the prosperity of commerce and towns, and the construction of clans in the Jiangnan area.

This book is the final result of the National Key Archives Protection and Development Project of the State Archives Administration - "Old Photos of Ningxia" (Project No.: 46400120160013). This project was established by the State Archives Administration, and the Ningxia Archives authorized the Ningxia Academy of Social Sciences to implement it. Members of the research team collected more than 3,000 historical photos of Ningxia from a large number of historical documents, archives and private collections, and carefully selected nearly 500 photos with clear copyrights for editing. It highly condenses the social history of Ningxia in a specific period, contains a large amount of information, and enables people to have a concrete and intuitive understanding of the social history of Ningxia in the past. The photo data collected in "Ningxia Old Photos" date from the late Qing Dynasty to September 1958 before the establishment of the Ningxia Hui Autonomous Region. The collected photos bear witness to the history before the establishment of the Ningxia Hui Autonomous Region, record the vicissitudes of Ningxia's history, and also reflect Ningxia's unique social, cultural, historical connotation and aesthetic significance. It has intuitive image literature research value and also fills the gap in Ningxia local literature research.

"Beijing Historiography" is an academic journal edited by the History Institute of the Beijing Academy of Social Sciences. This collection has 5 columns including historical research, political exploration, social economy, academic field, and appendices, and contains 16 papers on cultural relics, political ecology, disaster relief, public security prevention and control, and agricultural development. The entire collection not only conducts in-depth discussions on historical sites and events, but also sorts out academic achievements, striving to more comprehensively display the historical features of the ancient capital Beijing.

"Qinghai Provincial Chronicle·Social Science Chronicle" (1993-2010) is the continuation of "Qinghai Provincial Chronicle·Social Science Chronicle" (from ancient times to 1992). It is also one of the 61 professional chronicles planned to be compiled in the "Qinghai Province Local Chronicle Work Master Plan (2006-2015)". It is compiled by the Qinghai Academy of Social Sciences. This book adheres to the guidance of dialectical materialism and historical materialism, and strives to comprehensively and objectively record the process and achievements of the reform and development of philosophy and social sciences in Qinghai Province from 1993 to 2010. It retains historical materials and documentary information to provide objective and detailed reference materials for promoting the prosperity and development of philosophy and social sciences and building a prosperous, civilized, harmonious and beautiful new Qinghai.

Rural "collectivism" is practiced in rural areas of China. Village collectives own the means of production and organize the social system of production and life. Since its inception, "collectivism" has become the most basic form of existence in contemporary rural society, and it has been influential to this day. It is a key factor affecting China's rural changes. This book analyzes a long-term village historical experience and examines the complete transformation process of contemporary rural "collectivism." Through the study of historical processes, this book proposes that rural collectivism is a process of continuous construction under the provisions of two core systems of organization and property rights. This process shapes the diversity of modern rural development paths.

The Lotus Heart is located in the present-day Jingshan Forest Park in the west of Wenzhou City. During the Anti-Japanese War, it was the key to the attack and defense of Wenzhou City between the Chinese and Japanese armies. This book clarifies the basic issues such as the background, time, course, and ending of the previous Anti-Japanese War in Lianhuaxin. Through the examination of the historical facts of the Lianhuaxin Battle in 1944 and the review of the reasons for the failure, it presents the neglected historical facts and role of the Zhejiang-Fujian coastal operations at the end of the Anti-Japanese War, and analyzes this. The war's status in the history of Wenzhou and even China's Anti-Japanese War, and used this as an entry point to highlight the true picture of the coexistence of bravery and stupidity of the Chinese Communist Party's troops in the war against Japan, and the chaos of corruption, factions, etc., Revealing the deep-seated reasons for the arduous and difficult frontal war of China's Anti-Japanese War.

This book is one of the collections of scientific research results of the Modern China Research Center of the Department of History at Sun Yat-sen University. The book is divided into four parts. "Documentary Materials" are historical materials about Zhuhai and Macao selected from historical documents; "Special Research" mainly discusses Morrison School, the radiation effect of modern Macao on neighboring areas, and the flow of Guangdong, Hong Kong and Macao in the late Qing Dynasty and the early Republic of China; "Research Report" discusses the intangible cultural heritage of Jishan The local heritage, historical and cultural connotation of Niu Ge and its development in the era of change were investigated; "Book Review and Historical Materials Introduction" involves three works: "Bringing the World into China - Modern Chinese History from Macau", "Preliminary Collection of Yong Hong Documents Collection in the United States" and "Only Local Oral Historical Materials of Modern Zhuhai Historical and Cultural Celebrities".

This book places the two New Deal reform movements held in the southwest Tibetan areas with Tibet as the core at the end of the Qing Dynasty and the beginning of the Republic of China against the background of modern Chinese history. It derives the objective status of historical development from the intertwined and complex situations and provides an in-depth analysis of the political and economic structure and development of the southwest Tibetan areas at the end of the Qing Dynasty and the beginning of the Republic of China. The internal logic of its development comprehensively examines the background and conditions, motivations and measures, effects and influences of the two New Deal reform movements, analyzes its internal and external causes, and then conducts a more in-depth academic discussion of the internal logic of Tibetan social development in the first half of the 20th century.

This book is a collection of the results of a large-scale all-media series of reports by "Chongqing Daily" "Revisiting the Road of Ancient Poetry, Missing the King in Yuzhou - Exploring the Map of Chongqing Ancient Poetry". It comprehensively sorts out the context of Bayu ancient poetry from a regional perspective, depicts a panoramic view of Chongqing's ancient poetry, and shows the world for the first time the profound traditional cultural charm of Chongqing, a famous historical and cultural city.

This book is a concise visual reader about the history of Wuchang. It uses the urban landscape as the entry point and uses "ancient", "bricks", "change" and "new scenery" as clues to unearth various stories of the historical changes of this ancient city since the Song and Ming Dynasties, especially in the modern period. As a new generation scholar of urban history, the author has gone deep into the streets and alleys of the old city of Wuchang many times, photographed a large number of first-hand images, and searched collections at home and abroad. He has collected more than a hundred rare old photos, vividly recreating the hidden details of the ancient city's historical features. The disappeared Chu Palace, the old city gate of Wuchang, the Yellow Crane Tower that was repeatedly destroyed and rebuilt, the Consultation Bureau during the Wuchang Uprising, the Yangtze River Bridge that has experienced ups and downs... Reading through the thousand-year history of the rise and fall of this ancient city, we will have a deeper understanding and thinking about the reality and the future.

This book is a collection of the outstanding achievements of the Chongqing Daily's large-scale all-media series of reports on "Monument – ​​Re-opening the Chengdu-Chongqing Railway". In 2019, on the occasion of the 70th anniversary of the founding of the People's Republic of China, the Chongqing Daily interview team went back to the Chengdu-Chongqing Railway to dig out historical materials and interview those who experienced it, to truly restore the passionate years and record the unforgettable historical scenes. This book mainly introduces the designers, materials, site selection, etc. Of the Chengdu-Chongqing Railway, reflecting the indomitable and hard-working spirit of the workers who built the Chengdu-Chongqing Railway at that time.

The whole book uses time as a clue, starting from "Enter the Southwest!" In 1949. " Tells the story of the Southwest Service Corps entering Chongqing and taking root in Chongqing's construction, until 2024, when the "Great Mission of "Alley Secretary"" reflects the transformation and rebirth of old communities. One incident is selected every year, either narrated by those who have experienced it, or interviewed in depth by the author. The article uses small stories to tell the big changes, telling the vicissitudes of Chongqing's development in the past 75 years through small stories, showing the spirit of the times and the great achievements of the construction of "New Chongqing". It will help the broad masses of the people better understand the great achievements of New China and New Chongqing, and have a deeper understanding of the superiority of the path of socialism with Chinese characteristics, so as to strengthen the "four self-confidences" and work together to achieve the great rejuvenation of the Chinese nation and write a chapter of Chinese-style modernization in Chongqing.

Reform and opening up is a great awakening for our party, which has given birth to our party's great creations from theory to practice. As an important achievement of reform and opening up, Shenzhen is a brand-new city created by the party and the people after reform and opening up. It is a wonderful interpretation of socialism with Chinese characteristics on a blank piece of paper. Over the past 40 years, Shenzhen has created countless "China's firsts" in reform, and a considerable number of them were born in Luohu. Just like the title of this book - "Where the Tide Comes", Luo Wu was born and prospered because of reform. He participated in the great practice of Shenzhen's reform and opening up throughout the whole process and was a veritable reform trend-setter.

Shangwan is a fertile ground for red revolutionary struggle, with a glorious history of struggle and fine revolutionary traditions. During the Anti-Japanese War and the Liberation War, the Communist Party of China led the people to launch an arduous struggle here, making indelible contributions to the victory of the Anti-Japanese War and the overall liberation of Guangdong. This book is a historical material compiled by the Party History Research Office of the Heyuan Municipal Committee of the Communist Party of China, the Party History Research Office of the Dongyuan County Committee of the Communist Party of China, and the Shangguan Town Committee of Dongyuan County of the Communist Party of China in accordance with the spirit of "making good use of red resources and continuing the red blood." It reflects the history of the people's struggle led by the Communist Party of China during the new-democratic revolution and is a historical witness of Shangguan, an old revolutionary area.

This manuscript uses time as the longitude and characters and events as the latitude. It records in the form of a chronicle the major activities, major events, major strategic initiatives, and major principles and policies related to Chongqing's comprehensive construction of a moderately prosperous society from 1949 to 2021. It highlights the collective leadership of the Chongqing Municipal Party Committee and the Municipal Government in the implementation of the central government's major decisions and deployments, and clearly shows the process and achievements of Chongqing's comprehensive construction of a moderately prosperous society.

During the Northern Song Dynasty, it was rumored that there would be unrest in Shu during the Year of Jiawu. What kind of conspiracy and game would unfold between the dynasty center and the local officials? Establishing the Nanping Army and reorganizing the important military towns in the southwest border, what kind of cultural integration did the Song Dynasty initiate under special geographical conditions? Du Zheng traveled thousands of miles to search for Zhu Xi, and Li Chuhe "profited a hundredfold" during the war years. What kind of multiple ways of survival did the different life pictures of local scholars reflect at that time? This book is the masterpiece of the emerging historical scholar Huang Bo. It searches for the complexity of Bashu in its unique time and space coordinates, rewrites power relations, and looks at the edges and centers of the two Song Dynasties.

This book was compiled by the CPPCC Jiangmen City Xinhui District Social and Legal Culture and History Committee. It uses various documents, archives and oral materials to select 21 articles. Starting from the two topics of "Red Memory" and "Kuixiang Figures", it explores and collects the experiences, seeing and hearing of the historical parties, and explains the red history and glorious deeds of Jiangmen Xinhui. The whole book is rooted in the local culture of Xinhui, Jiangmen, with a small and micro perspective. It fills in the shortcomings of general historical records to a certain extent and provides evidence of the local history, culture and humanities. At the same time, many articles wrote about people, events, and things in the revolutionary era and the construction era, and they have positive energy.

"Macao Historical Documents Translated" (Third Series) is the sequel to the information album "Macao's Hong Kong Chinese Laborers Sending Abroad". It collects the local historical documents of Macao's Chinese laborers going abroad from 1872 to 1874 that the translator has seen. The documents are divided into eight parts: the instructions and regulations on the overseas Chinese workers in Macao, the statistical reports on the overseas Chinese workers in Macao, the documents of the Macao Colonial Secretary, the official documents on the repatriation and handover of Chinese workers arriving in Macao, the documents of the Bureau of Supervision of the Chinese Workers in Macao, the documents of the Consulate General of Portugal in Havana, Andres Islands, the documents of the Consulate General of Portugal in Peru, and the documents of the Macao Shipyard. Based on this batch of documents, many aspects of the history of Chinese laborers going abroad in Macau Port can be clarified.

This book explains the historical development of Jiangmen City in Guangdong Province from the middle Neolithic Age to before 1840, and presents the development characteristics of Jiangmen area in various historical periods, such as the early civilization and ethnic relations of Jiangmen's ancient ancestors in the pre-Qin period, the initial development and the coexistence of immigrants and local indigenous people from the Qin and Han Dynasties to the Sui and Tang Dynasties, the economic and cultural prosperity of the Song, Yuan and Ming dynasties, and the basic development of Jiangmen in the early and middle Qing Dynasty (before 1840). This book lays the foundation for today's Wuyi region, etc., Displays the history of ancient civilization in today's Jiangmen region from the aspects of politics, economy, culture, social life, ethnic relations, etc., Deepens the understanding of the historical context of Jiangmen's immigration in modern times and formed a famous hometown of overseas Chinese, and studies and summarizes the multiple factors of ancient Jiangmen's social transformation from the historical development trend, which is of certain significance for understanding and carrying forward Jiangmen's history and culture.

The book is edited by the Organization Department of the Shenzhen Municipal Committee of the Communist Party of China, in collaboration with cultural tourism, media and other units, and is compiled based on the results of a comprehensive grass-roots survey in Shenzhen. It focuses on 85 streets in Shenzhen, one volume per district, and comprehensively analyzes the geography, history, humanities, industry, natural scenery and other factors of each street in the city. It can not only give first-time tourists a preliminary understanding of the streets in Shenzhen, but also help local residents who have lived there for many years complete their understanding of the streets where they live.

The book was compiled by the Organization Department of the Shenzhen Municipal Committee of the Communist Party of China, in collaboration with cultural tourism, media and other units, based on the results of a comprehensive grass-roots survey in Shenzhen. It focuses on 80 streets in Shenzhen, one volume per district, and comprehensively analyzes the geography, history, humanities, industry, natural scenery and other factors of each street in the city. It can not only give first-time visitors to Shenzhen a preliminary understanding of the streets in Shenzhen, but also help local residents who have lived there for many years complete their understanding of the streets where they live.

The book was compiled by the Organization Department of the Shenzhen Municipal Committee of the Communist Party of China, in collaboration with cultural tourism, media and other units, based on the results of a comprehensive grassroots survey in Shenzhen. It focuses on 78 streets in Shenzhen, one volume per district, and comprehensively analyzes the geography, history, humanities, industry, natural scenery and other factors of each street in the city. It can not only give first-time tourists a preliminary understanding of the streets in Shenzhen, but also help local residents who have lived there for many years complete their understanding of the streets where they live.

The book is edited by the Organization Department of the Shenzhen Municipal Committee of the Communist Party of China, in collaboration with cultural tourism, media and other units, and is compiled based on the results of a comprehensive grass-roots survey in Shenzhen. It focuses on 88 streets in Shenzhen, one volume per district, and comprehensively analyzes the geography, history, humanities, industry, natural scenery and other factors of each street in the city. It can not only give first-time visitors to Shenzhen a preliminary understanding of the streets in Shenzhen, but also help local residents who have lived there for many years complete their understanding of the streets where they live.

The book was compiled by the Organization Department of the Shenzhen Municipal Committee of the Communist Party of China, in collaboration with cultural tourism, media and other units, based on the results of a comprehensive grass-roots survey in Shenzhen. It focuses on 79 streets in Shenzhen, one volume per district, and comprehensively analyzes the geography, history, humanities, industry, natural scenery and other factors of each street in the city. It can not only give first-time tourists a preliminary understanding of the streets in Shenzhen, but also help local residents who have lived there for many years complete their understanding of the streets where they live.

The book was compiled by the Organization Department of the Shenzhen Municipal Committee of the Communist Party of China, in collaboration with cultural tourism, media and other units, based on the results of a comprehensive grass-roots survey in Shenzhen. It focuses on 82 streets in Shenzhen, one volume per district, and comprehensively analyzes the geography, history, humanities, industry, natural scenery and other factors of each street in the city. It can not only give first-time tourists a preliminary understanding of the streets in Shenzhen, but also help local residents who have lived there for many years complete their understanding of the streets where they live.

The book was compiled by the Organization Department of the Shenzhen Municipal Committee of the Communist Party of China, in collaboration with cultural tourism, media and other units, based on the results of a comprehensive grass-roots survey in Shenzhen. It focuses on 87 streets in Shenzhen, one volume per district, and comprehensively analyzes the geography, history, humanities, industry, natural scenery and other factors of each street in the city. It can not only give first-time tourists a preliminary understanding of the streets in Shenzhen, but also help local residents who have lived there for many years complete their understanding of the streets where they live.

The book is edited by the Organization Department of the Shenzhen Municipal Committee of the Communist Party of China, in collaboration with cultural tourism, media and other units, and is compiled based on the results of a comprehensive grass-roots survey in Shenzhen. It focuses on 81 streets in Shenzhen, one volume per district, and comprehensively analyzes the geography, history, humanities, industry, natural scenery and other factors of each street in the city. It can not only give first-time visitors to Shenzhen a preliminary understanding of the streets in Shenzhen, but also help local residents who have lived there for many years complete their understanding of the streets where they live.

The book was compiled by the Organization Department of the Shenzhen Municipal Committee of the Communist Party of China, in collaboration with cultural tourism, media and other units, based on the results of a comprehensive grass-roots survey in Shenzhen. It focuses on 86 streets in Shenzhen, one volume per district, and comprehensively analyzes the geography, history, humanities, industry, natural scenery and other factors of each street in the city. It can not only give first-time tourists a preliminary understanding of the streets in Shenzhen, but also help local residents who have lived there for many years complete their understanding of the streets where they live.

The book was compiled by the Organization Department of the Shenzhen Municipal Committee of the Communist Party of China, in collaboration with cultural tourism, media and other units, based on the results of a comprehensive grassroots survey in Shenzhen. It focuses on 83 streets in Shenzhen, one volume per district, and comprehensively analyzes the geography, history, humanities, industry, natural scenery and other factors of each street in the city. It can not only give first-time tourists a preliminary understanding of the streets in Shenzhen, but also help local residents who have lived there for many years complete their understanding of the streets where they live.

The book was compiled by the Organization Department of the Shenzhen Municipal Committee of the Communist Party of China, in collaboration with cultural tourism, media and other units, based on the results of a comprehensive grass-roots survey in Shenzhen. It focuses on 84 streets in Shenzhen, one volume per district, and comprehensively analyzes the geography, history, humanities, industry, natural scenery and other factors of each street in the city. It can not only give first-time tourists a preliminary understanding of the streets in Shenzhen, but also help local residents who have lived there for many years complete their understanding of the streets where they live.

Harbin is a city with diverse cultures, interaction and symbiosis, with a mixture of Chinese and Western cultures. As a railway hub, Harbin is a city that depends on water and thrives on roads. The era of urban history is a key and node issue in the research of Harbin urban history. Russian expatriates and other expatriates are witnesses and "builders" of the city's changes. Harbin is the junction point of the three paths of Marxism's spread in China (France, Japan and Russia). As a diversified city, Harbin's importance of physical geography, cultural geography, and political geography is self-evident, and its academic value in Chinese history, world history, and international relations history is self-evident.

This book organically combines businessmen with the study of the social development history of modern Gansu, Ningxia and Qinghai regions, in order to show the various changes in Gansu, Ningxia and Qinghai society as objectively and truly as possible under the impact of the modern world capitalist economy. While emphasizing the role of businessmen in the social changes of modern Gansu, Ningxia and Qinghai, it also explores the impact of social changes on businessmen themselves. The book is divided into four parts: commercial development in the Ganning-Ningxia Qing Dynasty in the early and mid-Qing Dynasty, merchants and the main domestic commercial activities in the Gan-Ningxia Qing Dynasty in modern times, merchant groups in the modern Gan-Ningxia Qing Dynasty fur export trade, and merchants and social changes. From the perspective of social change, this book uses a comprehensive approach of historical methods and multidisciplinary research to examine the many unique regional aspects of merchant activity markets in the geographical space of Gansu, Ningxia and Qinghai. It focuses on the analysis of the role and impact of ideas, behavioral norms, moral principles, and religious beliefs in the transaction process.

This book places modern Beijing within the framework of modern Chinese history, intercepts a number of typical events, phenomena and texts, and interweaves and presents the complicated picture of Beijing's evolution from a traditional imperial capital to a modern city through a multi-dimensional perspective of politics, culture and society. The specific contents include the initial start of Beijing's urbanization process in the early 20th century, the ideological and action choices of Beijing's intellectual groups in the 1920s when facing the changing times, the political and cultural transformation of Beijing after the establishment of the new Kuomintang regime, the new planning of Beiping's development path in the 1930s, the construction of a new order of consumer space and urban culture, the cultural ecology of Beiping during the Anti-Japanese War, etc.