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"Historical History Research" is a specialized journal that publishes research results on historical theory, historical education, historical philology, and historiography. It is the main theoretical position for studying historical theory and historiography history in China. By publishing high-quality historical theory and historiographic history papers, "Historical History Research" has become an important reference material for universities and scientific research units across the country to engage in the teaching and research of historical theory and historiographic history, and an important platform for publishing academic opinions. "Character Volume" is a volume in the "Historical Research" anthology series. It mainly compiles exclusive interviews with figures published in historical research, trying to completely restore the views of many historians on certain types of historical issues, as well as their daily research processes, and show the rigorous working attitude of historian researchers. Among them, the first volume mainly contains exclusive interviews with famous historians such as Yang Xiangkui and Cai Shangsi. It is a condensed version of the development history of New China's historiography.

The "Historical History Research" anthology series is a specialized publication that publishes research results on historical theory, historical education, historical philology and historiography. It is compiled from academic papers published over the years in the "Historical Historical Research" magazine edited by the School of History of Beijing Normal University. "Volume of Ancient Chinese History" is one of the selected volumes of "Historical Research". It is compiled from important research papers in the ancient Chinese history section of the "Historical Research" magazine. The authors include Bai Shouyi, Hou Wailu and other historians, and it has important academic value. This volume mainly contains research papers on the history of history before the Wei, Jin, Southern and Northern Dynasties. The research focus of this period is to highlight the important research results and debates in Chinese history before the Wei, Jin, Southern and Northern Dynasties. It is a valuable material for the study of ancient Chinese history.

By publishing high-quality historical theory and historiographic history papers, "Historical History Research" has become an important reference material for universities and scientific research units across the country to engage in the teaching and research of historical theory and historiographic history, and an important platform for publishing academic opinions. "Historical Theory Volume" is an important volume on historical theory in the anthology of "Historical Research". It focuses on research papers on historical theory over the past few decades. These contents provide an important basis for quantitative and qualitative analysis issues in the definition of history. It also involves specific research methods, which has an important enlightening effect on current historical researchers. Theory is an important method for studying problems, and this volume is a summary and sublimation of the laws of historical research.

"Historical History Research" is a specialized journal that publishes research results on historical theory, historical education, historical philology, and historiography. It is the main theoretical position for studying historical theory and historiography history in China. "Characters Volume" is a volume in the "Historical History Research" anthology series. It mainly compiles exclusive interviews with figures published in historical research, trying to completely restore the views of many historians on certain types of historical issues, as well as their daily research processes, and show the rigorous working attitude of historians researchers. Among them, the first volume mainly contains exclusive interviews with famous historians such as Zhang Kaiyuan, Chen Qiaoyi, and Qi Xia. It is a condensed version of the development history of New China's historiography.

By publishing high-quality historical theory and historiographic history papers, "Historical History Research" has become an important reference material for universities and scientific research units across the country to engage in the teaching and research of historical theory and historiographic history, and an important platform for publishing academic opinions. "Modern Chinese History Volume" is one of the volumes, which mainly collects historical research and theories from the late Qing Dynasty to modern times. This book is not only a collection of important research results in the history of history over the past 50 years, but also a reflection of historians on Chinese history after the late Qing Dynasty. It not only contains innovations in historical theoretical perspectives, but also reflects on Chinese politics, economy, and culture. When compiling this volume, the editor made many deletions and retained important papers that reflect this period, which will be of great help to other historical researchers.

"Historical History Research" was founded by Mr. Bai Shouyi, a famous historian and educator in my country, and is one of the main publications on domestic historiography theory and historiography history research. "Foreign History Volume" is a research paper on the history of foreign history published in "Historical Research" edited by the School of History of Beijing Normal University. It involves English, Russian and other languages. It has a wide range of collections and is very organized. It classifies important foreign histories and basically covers the understanding of foreign historical research in the historian community. It is an important reference for studying foreign history. The books included in this volume have been strictly screened, embodying the essence of decades of foreign history research in "Historical Research".

The "newness" pursued by "New Evidence of Famous Things" is, first of all, research methods. The sudden rise of archeology, which integrates humanities and natural sciences, has provided the most important conditions for the innovation of nomenclature methods. The second is the deepening of research level and enrichment of research connotation. It has developed from a simple focus on "things" to paying equal attention to "literature" and "things", that is, focusing on the revelation and elucidation of the humanistic significance of "things".

"Chinese History Research Methods" is Liang Qichao's work on Eastern and Western history. It combines the past and current situation of Chinese history books, systematically organizes them, specializes in lectures, and analyzes them in detail. It is concise and comprehensive, with theories, methods, examples, and judgments. It is a masterpiece of modern Chinese history.

"Classics" are "Chinese studies" works that have been handed down from ancient my country to this day, including all excellent documents including Jing, Shi, Zi, and Ji. Qian Bocheng's introduction is prudent and appropriate, and he analyzes this introductory book to make it easier for beginners to read.

Conducted in-depth and concise research on the White Lotus Sect of the Yuan Dynasty, and discussed with Mr. Wu Han and others.

The historical truth of Qiu Chuji's so-called "one word to stop killing" during his journey to the west to pay homage to Genghis Khan is carefully examined, demonstrated to be false, and the reasons for its formation are criticized.

"Lecture Notes on the History of Medieval Chinese Literature" is a lecture note given by Liu Shipei in 1917 when he taught a course on literary history at the Chinese Literature Department of Peking University. It discusses the characteristics of literary changes in the Han, Wei and Six Dynasties and the pros and cons of each school's articles. It praises the rhyme of poetry, emphasizes beautiful writing, strictly distinguishes the difference between "wen" and "pen", and strives for the orthodoxy of Sheng Ou's literature. Liu Shipei was the first to affirm that the metaphysics of the Wei and Jin Dynasties "captured the essence of Buddhism and the Elders and abandoned the dross of Confucianism" and "cannot be said to be an era of great prosperity of philosophy", giving full reproduction to the literature of the Wei and Jin Dynasties. As a classroom lecture, this work is a pioneering work in the field of modern and contemporary medieval literary history research.

This book is the first academic work named "History of Chinese Bibliography" in modern times to comprehensively and systematically study the development history of Chinese bibliography. It is a must-read reference book for understanding and studying the history of Chinese bibliography. The book begins with an explanation of the concepts and definitions of bibliography and bibliography, the types and scope of bibliography, the relationship between bibliography and other disciplines, etc. It is quite typical of the theoretical construction of modern disciplines.

The book helps people understand the value of various historical materials by distinguishing direct historical materials, indirect historical materials, official records, folk records, domestic records, foreign records, etc. He analyzed in detail the identification and application methods of various historical materials, and used his own experience to understand people, which provided convenience for later generations to do research.

"Outline of Chinese History" is the only work left by Zhang Yinlin in his short life, which fully demonstrates the author's profound and keen insights, profound knowledge, and transparent and wise thoughts.

"An Outline of the History of Chinese Philosophy" was written by Hu Shi. It is the first work by a Chinese scholar to systematically study the history of ancient Chinese philosophy using modern academic methods. Its publication is regarded as a sign of the establishment of the discipline of Chinese philosophy and history. It has received unparalleled praise. It is not only regarded as an epoch-making book, but also as a positive result of the May Fourth New Culture Movement. It is a pioneering work in the study of Chinese intellectual history and has laid an unshakable cornerstone for Hu Shi's academic status.

"Lecture Notes on the History of the Ming Dynasty" are the lecture notes given by Mr. Meng Sen when he taught at Peking University in the 1930s. Mr. Meng Sen is a pioneer in the study of Ming and Qing history in modern China and has made outstanding achievements. Although "Lecture Notes on the History of the Ming Dynasty" is a lecture note, it is the first time that a new genre is used to systematically narrate the history of the Ming Dynasty. The author uses the "History of the Ming Dynasty" to verify the historical events of the Ming Dynasty, and cites collections of witnesses, private history studies, and unofficial history notes. The content is substantial and has obvious academic depth, which has a great influence on subsequent generations of scholars.

Although Jiang Tingfu's "Modern History of China" is small in length, it has high academic content. The book covers nearly a hundred years of historical events from the Opium War to the eve of the Anti-Japanese War in an in-depth and simple way. In terms of content, it does not stick to the presentation of the event process and details; in terms of method, it grasps the overall evolution trend, showing the author's writing style of deep thinking.

Zhejiang is the birthplace of "Dunhuang Studies" research in China, and Zhejiang University is an important center for Dunhuang Studies research. In order to summarize the achievements of Dunhuang studies and Silk Road culture research at Zhejiang University, the "Zhejiang Scholars' Silk Road Dunhuang Academic Book Series" plans to include the representative achievements in Silk Road Dunhuang studies of Zhejiang scholars, mainly Zhejiang University.

Taking Western learning, Eastern learning, and Chinese learning as the fulcrum, we break the limitations of separate scholarship, do not regard change as evolution, and do not regard the present as modernity. From a multidisciplinary perspective, we use non-disciplinary conceptual methods to comprehensively explore the entire process and various aspects of the transformation of concepts, ideas, disciplines, and systems in China since modern times, connect ancient and modern times with China and the outside world, and analyze the significance of Western learning and Eastern learning in understanding Chinese history and culture. Society, reconstruct China's own discourse system and organizational context, deeply understand the process, status and limitations of the formation of the Chinese nation's new intelligence generation and operation mechanism, understand the uniqueness of East Asian civilizations in the process of world integration and the value of providing diverse choices for human development, strive for and maintain the initiative and leading position of Chinese historical and cultural interpretations that are increasingly important to the development of world civilization. In the context of the entanglement between Chinese and Western cultures, after experiencing the transition from the debate between Yi and Xia to the application of Chinese culture and Western culture, and stimulated by the influence of Meiji Japan, the Chinese began to rethink the value and direction of inherent culture under the impact of the West, including Chinese studies, Chinese painting, Chinese language, Chinese medicine, Chinese martial arts (techniques), Chinese music, Chinese music, and Chinese culture. The emergence of a series of national concepts such as clothing, national dramas, and national rituals (rituals), as well as the controversy surrounding these concepts and their corresponding things, highlighted the struggle and embarrassment of the uniqueness of East Asian civilizations in the process of world integration during that period, and also foreshadowed the value and significance of cultural diversity.

"East in the West" discusses the development and evolution of social ideals of equality and justice and organizational design in China and Britain in the pre-industrial era. In the process, it recovers the hidden role that China's justice tradition played in the political discussion and system construction of social justice during the British Enlightenment in the 18th century. The book uses structural analysis as a framework and creatively adopts cross-lingual and cross-visual research methods. It focuses on four aspects: the definition of people, social identity equality, natural cosmology, and freedom of speech. It specifically analyzes China's political discussions and institutional construction during the Tang and Song Dynasties, as well as the later British translations and quotations of Chinese materials and the praise and criticism of China's image. Bao Huashi draws on extensive literature and visual materials to illustrate that in both China and Britain, when faced with increasingly indulgent privileges and authoritarian power, many celebrities and lofty ideals adopted similar strategies to rationally fight back. Today, however, we are only familiar with inventions from the so-called "European Early Modern Period." In fact, the historical development of China and Britain in the pre-industrial era had many similar experiences, such as the rise of educated non-aristocratic people, the popularization of printing technology, the increase in mass literacy, the expanding art market, the emergence of the public sphere, etc. It was these common experiences that led to the revolutionary interaction between the two different cultural traditions in the 18th century.

Professor Cang Xiuliang has made outstanding contributions to the history of Chinese historiography and local chronicles. His "History of Ancient Chinese Historiography" published by the People's Publishing House is a leading work in this field, and "General Theory of Local Chronicles" also represents the most outstanding treatise in this field. He is also included among the dozens of most important literary and historical scholars in modern times listed in "Xue Lin Chun Qiu" published by Zhonghua Book Company. In order to summarize his achievements in the history of historiography and local chronicles, with the theme of historical records, Professor Bao Yongjun, a young scholar from the Department of History of Zhejiang University, selected the most important papers of Mr. Cang's life, including the preface, history of Chinese historiography, local chronicles, genealogy, preface book reviews, academic chronology, etc.

Edo Castle, where the Tokugawa Shogunate is located, is an unprecedented complex of buildings in Japanese history, and "Ooku" is the deepest existence of this building, and it is also the organizational structure established by women at the center of power. The vast world attracts people's imagination because of its claustrophobia. Behind the scenes of the supreme rule, how do the generals and the Odaisho in charge of the Great Oku spend their daily lives with three meals a day? What vivid human details are hidden under the strict regulations of status? How did the two-hundred-year dream of the Great Olympics begin and how did it end? "The bells of the Gion Abode are ringing in all shapes and forms, and the colors of the two salas show that those who are prosperous will decline, those who are arrogant and extravagant will not last long, just like a spring dream, and those who are strong will eventually fall, just like the dust before the wind." A secret history of the shogunate, full of joys and sorrows, told from the beginning.

This volume has four themes: "The Space of Awakening," "The Sorrow of Memory," "History in Memory," and "Colonial and Postcolonial Memory." It contains a total of 11 papers. The topics chosen are different, and the methods of entry are also different. They all face a real "absence"-the problem of how history is represented.

This book is the latest research work on the cities of the Song Dynasty by Bao Weimin, professor of the History Department of Renmin University of China and 2012 "Yangtze River Scholar Distinguished Professor". On the basis of summarizing the research on the urban history of the Tang and Song Dynasties, this book discusses the scale, type and characteristics of cities in the Song Dynasty, urban management system, market, tax system, municipal construction, population and culture and other issues. It has many new insights and is an original study of cities in the Song Dynasty.

This book consists of two parts: the first is "Western Tide", which records the history of China from 1842 to 1941, and mainly talks about the influence of foreign culture on Chinese culture. Since the first half was "heard personally" by the author, and the second half was "experienced" by the author, it is regarded by the author as "a bit like an autobiography, a bit like a memoir, and a bit like modern history." The second is "New Waves", which mainly talks about the various changes that have occurred in Chinese culture under the influence of foreign culture, but due to the author's death due to illness, he was unable to discuss it in depth. The value of this book is as the famous scholar Wang Dezhao said: "He (Jiang Menglin) hopes that readers can discover the significance of major historical facts from the trivial things around them described by the author, so as to face the new era and new culture unfolding before them."

"Selected Works of Zhaoming", as the earliest extant collection of poems and prose, is a rich deposit in my country's cultural treasure house. Literati after the Tang Dynasty regarded it as a textbook for studying literature. Almost all poets and writers were influenced by this literary collection. The emergence and prosperity of "Selected Studies" have further promoted the in-depth and development of the study of "Selected Works". Since the 1980s, with the convening of successive international academic symposiums on "Selected Works", the team of researchers on "Selected Works" has continued to expand, and academic research results have continued to increase. At the same time, the collection of papers published after each seminar can no longer meet the needs of "Selected Works" research. Based on this, Changchun Normal University's "Selected Works of Zhaoming" Research Institute, with strong support from the school's publishing funds, is scheduled to publish an issue of "Anthology Research" every year starting from 2017, which will be a special issue of "Anthology" research. It has received support from the Chinese Anthology Research Association and will be published as the journal of the Anthology Research Association. The founding purpose of this journal is to explore new areas of "anthology" research through academic exchanges, information exchange, and data collection in this series, and to provide a new platform for research results and information exchange for "anthology." The journal is based on publishing new results and new developments in the field of "Anthology" and related research fields, and is open to the majority of "Anthology" researchers at home and abroad.

This book contains 22 important papers on the transportation history and political history of the Song Dynasty published by Mr. Cao Jiaqi since 2006. Some of the contents discuss the transportation history of the Song Dynasty, and some discuss the political history of the Song Dynasty. Most of the papers discuss political issues in the Song Dynasty from the perspective of transportation history, which also reflects the author's research philosophy of closely integrating transportation history and political history in recent years. The included papers discuss the historical transportation materials and transportation history research review of the Song Dynasty, transportation situation, transportation routes, post system, document delivery, foreign exchanges, local administration and regulations, and political ideas. Most of these papers were originally published in important domestic and foreign journals, and their research content and achievements are representative and influential in the academic world.

In the Han, Wei and Six Dynasties, the miscellaneous biography style emerged on the basis of historical biographies, which was actually the forerunner of later legends and novels. This book analyzes and examines more than 300 miscellaneous biographies of the Han, Wei and Six Dynasties one by one, and divides them into four periods: the Han Dynasty, the Three Kingdoms, the Jin Dynasty, and the Southern and Northern Dynasties. It has high academic and documentary value.

Mr. Deng Guangming is a famous historian in my country and is praised by academic circles as "the first person in the history of the Song Dynasty at home and abroad in the 20th century". This book is a selection of Mr. Deng's essays on the history of the Song Dynasty. The content covers politics, economy, military, ideological culture, social life and other aspects, and is organized in the form of special courses. The author not only examines and evaluates the major historical events and historical figures of the Song Dynasty, such as Zhao Kuangyin, the mystery of Taizong's accession to the throne, Qingli's New Deal, Wang Anshi's Reform, Yue Fei, Xin Qiji, etc., But also examines the founding of the Northern Song Dynasty and the succession of the throne. The family law and political reform movement of the Northern Song Dynasty, the relationship between the military recruitment system of the Northern Song Dynasty and the poverty, weakness and agricultural production at that time, Wang Anshi's "three deficiencies" spirit, and the issues in the struggle of the Jin Dynasty in the early Southern Song Dynasty were deeply discussed and studied. The author not only discusses the relationship between the high development of Song Dynasty culture and cultural policies, as well as Song studies from a macro perspective, but also analyzes Song studies and Neo-Confucianism, correcting his previous formulations. He also explains in detail specific issues such as Wang Anshi's position in the Confucian school of the Northern Song Dynasty, Zhou Dunyi's inheritance and teaching, and Zhu Xi and Chen Liang's debate on the king's domination of justice and interests. In addition, the author also describes the party dinner of a group of frustrated bureaucrats in the middle of the Northern Song Dynasty and the diet of Wang Anshi and Cai Jing, which reproduces the daily life of historical figures and is also a profile of the social life of the Song Dynasty.

"Rituals" is one of the "Nine Classics" of the Confucian classics, with a total of seventeen chapters. One of them, "Mourning Clothes," has a style that is quite different from the other chapters. It mainly discusses the issues of pre-Qin mourning clothing and uniform systems. The text is simple and the content is complex. On the basis of philological research, this book restarts the study of Confucian classics on "Ritual" and strives to get rid of the research orientation of replacing Confucian classics with philological studies. There are a total of 68 pictures (tables) of mourning dress descriptions and changes in the book. Each picture is followed by the author's explanations and notes on the "Mourning Dress" scriptures, records, and biographies. It deepens the research on "Ritual" and mourning dress studies since the late Qing Dynasty. It is a popular reading book for understanding the ritual system of the pre-Qin Dynasty, and can also be used as a reference book.

Mr. Jin Jingfang is a famous historian. He started with the study of institutional history and gradually expanded to social history, intellectual history, cultural history, historical theory, historical philology and many other fields. In order of time, this book clearly outlines Mr. Jin Jingfang's life story and academic activities, and deeply reveals the background of these academic activities, the twists and turns experienced by these academic achievements, and the huge impact these academic achievements have had on the academic world after their publication. In order to comprehensively reflect the depth, breadth and influence of Mr. Jin Jingfang's academic research in the academic world, we not only pay attention to the praise, response and support of Mr. Jin Jingfang's academic views and academic achievements, but also pay attention to the academic circles' discussion, criticism or refutation of these academic views and academic achievements, thus reflecting Mr. Jin Jingfang's academic life in a comprehensive, true and three-dimensional way.

When the Age of Discovery had just begun, Matteo Ricci tried to use mnemonics to open the door to China and change this unfamiliar culture. The Chinese followed him through the halls, admiring the pictures, stepping into the depths of the memory palace, toward the theological symbol represented by the symbol of the cross. Eight memory fragments of Matteo Ricci miraculously survived to this day, four Chinese characters and four paintings of biblical stories. It is through these accidental remains that Shi Jingqian cleverly built a complete picture of the intersection of two great civilizations. We can also enter the memory palace created by Matteo Ricci and watch him sometimes be determined and sometimes confused in the unknown world.

Based on a comprehensive review of political, classics, thought, literature and other literature, this book believes that the cultural spirit during the Han Dynasty changed from "sage king" to "king sage". The so-called "saint king" means that only saints are worthy of being called kings. The legitimacy of royal power comes from the holy virtues that bring benefits to all people. Its core is to protect the people and be king, and the world is public. "King-sage" is a political concept reshaped by the power class of the Eastern Han Dynasty: the emperor is a saint. The emperor not only possesses the highest power bestowed by God, but also possesses divine charisma, integrating political and Taoist traditions. The shift from "sage kings" to "sage kings" is a major change in the history of thought: the cultural spirit of "sage kings" inherited from the pre-Qin Dynasty, and surged with the impulse to transform reality with ideas in the chaos and fantasy. Its end means the end of the ancient cultural spirit; the spirit of "sage kings" in the Eastern Han Dynasty opened up medieval thought, and thinkers no longer tried to transform reality, but worked hard to adapt to it.

Wang Yinglin led a group of Confucian scholars in the late Southern Song Dynasty. He became a survivor in the Yuan Dynasty and specialized in academics. His "Jiwen of Jixue Jiwen" developed the textual research style of the Qing Dynasty. This book conducts an in-depth and systematic study of his handed down poems and articles, which is of considerable reference value for understanding this generation of Confucianism who had a huge influence on the history of thought and academic history.

On the premise of researching the version and circulation of "Jinlouzi", its preservation status, compilation style, and time of writing, this book constructs an ideal female image with "Concubine" as the core, constructs the ideal posthumous world with "Final System" as the core, and constructs the ideal family lineage with "Jiezi" as the core. These three articles jointly reconstruct the ideal personality that Emperor Liang Yuan Xiao Yi tried to realize but failed to realize in the end. From this, he opens the corner of "Jinlouzi" and takes a look at Xiao Yi and the society in the Southern Dynasties.

This book conducts a relatively in-depth and systematic comprehensive study of the author, writing, circulation, style, content and value of "Lintai Story". The results are presented in four main parts: First, Cheng Ju's life examination. First, the life story of Cheng Ju is introduced in a relatively comprehensive manner, and then the records of Cheng Ju in different documents are examined, the reasons for the different titles of Cheng Ju are analyzed, the relationship between the biography and his deeds and their reliability are discussed, and the four-treasure abstracts of "Xin'an Wenzhi" and "Lintai Story" are verified. The "promoted Jinshi" recorded by Cheng Ju is wrong. The second is the writing, circulation and edition of "Lintai Story". First, starting from the historical background of the compilation of "Lintai Stories", it reveals Cheng Ju's purpose of compiling the book and states its specific process of compilation; then, it uses the recording of "Lintai Stories" in public and private bibliographies since the Southern Song Dynasty as the main clue, and combines it with other documents to discuss the circulation of the book, and then analyzes the problems existing between the edited version and the fragmentary version and some new achievements resulting from their mutual complementation. The third is the style and content of "Lintai Story". First, we use the special compilation form of "Lintai Story" in chronological order, chronological order, classification, beginning and end to analyze the academic nature of the book and determine its style. Then, by comparing the similarities and differences in the title and content of the existing collection and fragments of the book in detail, we summarize the establishment and improvement of the library system of the Northern Song Dynasty reflected in the existing content. The fourth is the value of "Lintai Story". This paper focuses on the discussion of the book's historical data value, specialized historical data value, philological value and literary history data value respectively.

This book mainly sorts out the research results of "Historical Records" in various periods in Japan in chronological order. Based on a comprehensive mastery of the data, and based on the research status and characteristics of different periods, it conducts a detailed and in-depth study of the formation and development of Japanese "Historical Records" studies. The study of this book is an area that has not been explored by domestic researchers of "Historical Records" in the past. By paying attention to and comprehensively understanding the process of the dissemination and acceptance of "Historical Records" in Japan, we can clarify the formation and development of Japanese "Historical Records" studies, compare the similarities and differences in the study of "Historical Records" in China and Japan, and promote further in-depth research on "Historical Records".

Mr. Wang Ermin once taught "Historical Methods" at the Institute of History of National Taiwan Normal University, and this book is compiled from the lecture notes. Its main content includes the processing of historical materials, reconstruction of historical facts, historical theory, determining topic selection, arranging structure, historical research value, and even citations and annotations in paper writing, etc. All aspects involved in historical research are discussed. The methods noted here by Mr. Wang Ermin are not derived from theoretical deductions, but are based on practical research and accumulated many years of experience. He proposes universal principles that can be widely used by researchers and scholars. The author has both profound knowledge of history and rich experience in writing. His "Historical Method" is by no means a rash work. For both history lovers and historical researchers, his discussion has the magic of a golden needle and the ability to turn stone into gold. Therefore, this book is a must-read for all students to guide historical research.

Mr. Cai Meibiao has published two works, "Old Stories of Xuelin" and "Research on the History of Liao, Jin and Yuan Dynasties" by Zhonghua Book Company. Included in this book are scattered manuscripts of Mr. Cai Meibiao that have not been compiled into published works. The content is complex and involves various aspects such as national history, cultural history, official history, etc., As well as a small amount of prefaces, postscripts, etc., So it is titled "Notes of the Forest of History".

From the Qin and Han Dynasties to the Ming and Qing Dynasties, dynasties changed, who was the orthodox one? Is there any destiny? There were heated discussions on this issue throughout the dynasties, and Mr. Jao Tsung-i spent five years investigating the origins. This book is a masterpiece of in-depth study of the history of historical concepts and one of Mr. Jao Tsung-i's masterpieces. Orthodoxy is an important concept in the history of Chinese historiography and has always been hotly debated. Mr. Jao Tsung-i spent five years doing in-depth research to find out the whole story and finally achieved a great success. This book is divided into two parts: general introduction and information. The general part includes thirteen chapters, which roughly sort out the influential orthodox theories in different forms in history in chronological order. The information part consists of three parts, in chronological order, listing texts discussing orthodoxy throughout the ages. The compilation form is unique. It is both a historical monograph and a compilation of historical materials, and the two are organically combined. This book immediately attracted the attention of academic circles after it was first published in 1977 by Longmen Bookstore in Hong Kong. It is one of Mr. Jao Tsung-i's masterpieces.

This book takes the historical changes of the Nine-Rank Zhongzheng System as the basic clue, and conducts a comprehensive and multi-faceted historical investigation of the historical origins, social background, institutional emergence, establishment, development and perfection, and the historical process from prosperity to decline of this system. It focuses on the development and evolution of the Nine-Rank Zhongzheng System in different historical periods and the characteristics of the times, and then reveals the operating rules and essential characteristics of the Nine-Rank Zhongzheng System as well as its status and role in the practice of official selection. This book re-examines previous research results, re-interprets some ambiguous historical facts, and provides an in-depth examination and theoretical explanation of the development and evolution of the Nine-Rank Zhongzheng System.

This book has a total of 12 chapters. In the form of special research, it studies the military defense, economy, female morality, education, etc. Of the Jiubian in the Ming Dynasty, and focuses on the formation, evolution, role, food and salary supply of the four towns in Shaanxi. The three appendices are useful supplements to the main text. The statistical table of the war in the four towns of Shaanxi is clear and intuitive, which shows the author's efforts.

Are historians reconstructing the truth or telling stories? From the anecdotes of ancient Greek historians to the methods of modern historians, The Origins of History explains our relationship to history and how history as an academic discipline has evolved. Through a series of historical examples, the author Arnold reveals to us the methods of studying and understanding history. We will be extremely excited after reading it because we will not only discover the past but also discover ourselves.

This is a selection of papers from three academic seminars on global history, regional history or national history held by the Institute of Literature and History at Fudan University, the Institute of Oriental Culture at the University of Tokyo, and the Department of East Asia at Princeton University in the three years from 2011 to 2013. The collection of essays includes five themes, the first is "General Introduction: The Relationship between Global History, Regional History and National History" (three articles by Ge Zhaoguang, Elman, Masa Haneda, etc.), The second is "As a Region: What is East Asia and China" (two articles by Dong Shaoxin, Wang Zhenzhong, etc.), And the third is "In the Perspective of Global History and Regional History: Concepts, Philosophy and Literature" (Federico Marcon, Takahiro Nakajima, Yasushi Oki, etc.), The fourth is "Intersection and Correlation: Historical Research of East Asian Countries" (Five articles including Norihisa Baba, Tineke D'Haeseleer, Wang Xinlei, Paize Keulemans, Sheldon Garon, etc.), And the fifth is "Global History Research and University Internationalization: The Current Situation and Reflections of Various Schools" (Gu Yunshen, Jin Sato, etc. Two articles). This collection of essays attempts to present some thoughts of scholars from the three universities on global history, world history, regional history and national history. It not only acknowledges the differences in how historians from each country observe the world, but also strives to find mutually compatible consensus. It also hopes to explore a possible ideal global history\u002F world history in terms of theory, method and form.

This book is a collection of academic papers written by Professor Xin Deyong on ancient Chinese inscriptions, unearthed documents, and inscriptions on artifacts. "Stone Chamber" refers to the basic classics handed down from ancient times with the official history as the core, while "remaining words" refers to the inscriptions and other various unearthed documents that were abandoned but not retrieved from the basic historical books. On the basis of grasping the documents handed down from ancient times, this book conducts textual research on inscriptions and unearthed documents, and obtains historical details that cannot be seen in basic historical materials.

This book is part of a collection of articles by the editorial board of "Literary and Historical Knowledge". The author is Dong Xiaoping, an editorial board member of "Literary and Historical Knowledge" magazine and an expert in folklore at Beijing Normal University. This book is the author's memories and reflections on the history of folklore research and the experiences of previous scholars. The first part of this book covers the establishment and development process of the discipline of folklore and folk literature in my country, the contributions and explorations of many great experts and scholars such as Zhong Jingwen, Qi Gong, Huang Yaomian, etc. In this field, as well as the communication and exchanges between domestic and foreign scholars. The second part is based on the author's own actual experience, using many examples to interpret many concepts and methods in folklore, which is very close to life. Through this book, you can have an understanding of the research content, experts and scholars, historical evolution, and development direction of folklore and folk literature.

Mr. Qu Lindong has made great achievements in the fields of Chinese historiography and historical theory research. This book demonstrates Mr. Qu Lindong's feelings and pursuits in three aspects: first, to comprehend and meet the knowledge and style of a generation of teachers and scholars; second, to combine the needs of teaching and research, to study some history books and evaluate their purpose; third, to explore the trajectory of the evolution of history and its relationship with society and life.

Based on the unearthed calendar materials, a systematic study was made on the calendar from the first year of the Qin Dynasty (246 BC) to the time when Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty changed the calendar. Different calendars were used to determine that this period was divided into three stages. The starting and ending times of the three stages are: the first year of Qin Wang Zheng's reign to December of the fifth year of Emperor Gaozu of the Han Dynasty (206 BC), the first month of the fifth year of Emperor Gaozu of the Han Dynasty to the sixteenth year of the first year of Emperor Wen (164 BC), and the first year of the first year of Emperor Wen's first year (163 BC) to the first year of Taichu of Emperor Wu (104 BC). The calendars of the three periods have the same year-end correction, leap setting rules, and solar term algorithms, but there are obvious differences in the starting points of the synodic months. This reflects the basic situation of the calendar reform at that time, and based on this, the "calendar day after tomorrow" in this period is discussed.

This book is based on the Chinese Embassy in China published in "Business News" (1903-1906), "Business Official News" (1906-1911), "Agricultural and Commercial Bulletin" (1914-1926), and "Ministry of Foreign Affairs Bulletin" (1928-1949) during the late Qing Dynasty and the Republic of China. Taking foreign consular business reports as the research object, this article explores the establishment and development process of modern Chinese consuls stationed abroad and the consular business reporting system, analyzes the form, content, quantity, advantages and disadvantages of consular business reports stationed abroad, and comprehensively grasps the evolution, composition and characteristics of consular business report materials stationed abroad. At the same time, based on this historical data, we conduct case analysis on the history of modern China's foreign trade and overseas Chinese businessmen, and interpret the interactive relationship between consular business reports and economic development.