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This book takes the intellectual women in the family in the late Ming Dynasty - the boudoir talented women - as the research object, and systematically discusses the social interactions of intellectual women in this period: the cultural living space of intellectual women, the rise of large-scale groups, their outstanding talents, their various forms of social interaction in different regions and different groups, the impact of this interaction on themselves and the male society, the social and cultural changes reflected through the interaction, as well as the status of their interactions in the historical coordinate system and the impact and significance of the interactions of intellectual women in later generations.

"World Sinology" aims to provide a forum for free speech for sinologists from all over the world who are concerned about the historical experience and facts of Chinese civilization and its future development prospects. It hopes to use the Chinese language to build communication and dialogue between different cultural backgrounds and different cultural systems, build an academic bridge for international Sinology research, and contribute to the realization of the common dream in the 21st century. The book is divided into sections such as "Sinology Perspectives", "Sinology Famous Masters", "Classic Interpretation", "Art History Analysis", "Literary Dialogue", "Documentation", "Chinese Studies", and "Scholar Interviews".

This book contains more than 30 historical papers, notes, prefaces, and comments written by the author during his lifetime. The theme focuses on the political history of the Ming and Qing Dynasties. It also touches on the "big issues" and hot issues in the history of the Ming Dynasty, such as the historical status of the Ming Dynasty, Zheng He's voyages to the West, the Donglin Party Meeting, etc. For example, the article "Donglin Party Meeting in the Late Ming Dynasty" discusses in detail the origin, evolution, and role of the Donglin Party in the late Ming Dynasty, and gives a detailed and fair evaluation. It has been published in the form of a special book and is still an important and representative work in this field. Others, such as "Four Questions Concerning the Status of Ming History", "An Outline of the Political System of the Ming Dynasty", "A Trial on the Officials of the Ming Dynasty", "A Trial on Mu Zong's Dayue and Ida's Tribute", etc., Provide in-depth explanations of the political history of the Ming Dynasty from different angles and are of great reference significance.

Since the profession as a whole is undergoing a "cultural turn," these questions may be relevant to all categories of historians. Now may be an ideal time to raise this methodological question. This is because in the past ten years or so, there has been a strong collision between our epistemologies, and the most fundamental foundation of knowledge has been challenged. All historians have been affected, but these changes have had the greatest impact on cultural historians, who are more interested in how history is represented than in studying structure or process, and therefore must be most affected by discussions of how history itself represents itself. Furthermore, the field of cultural historians is connected or overlaps with that of literary researchers, and in this field epistemological discussions (or at least influences) have long been prevalent. However, many cultural historians have not paid attention to this discussion. Some are troubled by these questions, recognize their importance, but feel powerless because of a lack of expertise in philosophy (a skill that is not generally considered standard in the historian's arsenal). But for me, it may not be appropriate to say that, at least most of us are exhausted at work because of these problems. Over and over again we hear assertions that know next to nothing about history and have nothing new to say, so we are prepared to make compromises and can only begin to reconstruct what we know and can say. Since we can no longer ignore the theories that history has developed so far, and we cannot adopt an arrogant attitude towards it, we can only engage in this undertaking with caution and moderation.

One of the summaries of modern and contemporary Chinese history research experts who have been studying the history of the Communist Party of China and the history of the People's Republic of China for more than 30 years. The content covers a certain aspect of the historical period of Mao Zedong, Deng Xiaoping, Chen Yun, Zhang Wentian, Hua Guofeng, and Hu Qiaomu; such as the initial structure of the first-generation leadership collective of the Chinese Communist Party with the cooperation of Mao Zedong and Luo Fu (Zhang Wentian) as the core; how Mao Zedong accepted advice and evaluated Deng Xiaoping; Deng Xiaoping and the rectification in 1975, how Deng Xiaoping came back for the third time, and how Deng Xiaoping persisted in Mao Zedong during the historical turning point... The whole story of Deng Xiaoping's proposition of socialism with Chinese characteristics; Chen Yun's unique contribution in the turning point of history, several of Chen Yun's well-known clever tricks, how three generations of leaders praised Chen Yun, interpretation of Chen Yun's famous quotes; Zhang Wentian during the Long March, the Xi'an Incident, the Lushan Storm, and the turbulent years, Zhang Wentian's ten major contributions in the history of the Communist Party of China; the whole story of Hua Guofeng's leadership in smashing the "Gang of Four", how to evaluate Hua Guofeng, etc. The content of this book is rich and unique, the historical facts are clear and true, the writing is sophisticated and fluent, and it has both historical material value and literary value. It is worthy of being a masterpiece with precious historical value.

This book is a collection of the author's latest discussions in recent years, with its main areas of discussion being Western thought and historical philosophy. It contains 30 papers, divided into four series: 1. "The Historical Philosophy of a World Citizen", a special topic on Kant's historical thought; 2. "Reconstruction of Historical Reason", a discussion of historical philosophy; 3. "Local and Foreign", the connection between Chinese and Western cultures; 4. "Written on the Margins of History", the slender claws of the history of modern Chinese thought.

"The Narrative Turn: An Examination of Contemporary Western Historical Theory" focuses on the theoretical orientations of Hayden White and Ankersmit, the main representatives of this turn. It analyzes the theoretical issues in the field of intellectual history research based on the case of Skinner, the leader of the Cambridge School. Combined with the development history of historical theory in the 20th century, it explores ideas for rethinking historical facts and historical explanations, and the objectivity of history in the context of the new frontier of historical theory. In the 1970s, the academic paradigm transformation occurred in the field of Western historical theory. The analytical philosophy of history that flourished after the Second World War was gradually replaced by the narrativist philosophy of history, which is still the most dominant theoretical form in contemporary Western historiography. This transformation is often called the narrative turn.

"Chinese History in the Twentieth Century" takes as its main line the struggles and reincarnations of the "New Historiography" with history writing as its tradition and the "New Sinology" with historical examination as its tradition in Chinese historiography over the past century. It is mainly based on the different understandings of the connotation of history by historians of various schools during this period, and the resulting differences in concepts, methods, and approaches, and then considers and evaluates the actual effect of this difference on the construction of history.

This book is a popular academic work. It not only maintains a rigorous academic attitude, but also makes it understandable, easy to read, interesting and informative for most of us. The author is the deputy director of the Second Historical Archives of China. In the process of writing this book, he consulted a large number of original materials, especially looking for clues from the memoirs, diaries, and telegrams of some of the parties involved. For example, "Zhou Fohai's Diary", Chen Gongbo's "Memories of Eight Years", "Dai Li's Autobiography", etc. Some of these materials have been published publicly, and some are obtained by the author from the archives of Taiwan's "National History Museum". They have not been published before and are still precious to researchers, such as "Historical Materials of Wang Zhaoming" (Collection No. 118-010100-0018-039), "Historical Materials of Dai Li-Dai Gong's Ink" (Collection No. 144-010106-0003-028), "Zhou Fohai's Telegram to Wang Jingwei" (Collection No. 118-010100-0032-068), "Li Shiqun's Telegram to Wang Jingwei" (Collection No. 118-010100-0017-033), Etc.

Introduction to "Modern Germany and Its Historians": The 19th century was a century of history, and it was also a century in which various political trends of thought and political movements emerged in endlessly. Both Ranke, who is as calm as water, and Treitschke, who is as passionate as fire, are paying attention to the core political theme of their times - the national unification movement. Antoine Kiyan's works not only vividly depict the academic research, personality characteristics and expression style of the most outstanding German historians of that era, but also show us their passion, ambition and aspiration for real political life and public life. They conceptually reshaped the German national consciousness with their own historical research, turning Kant's "Old Germany" into Bismarck's "New Germany." However, what is the cost of this process? Antoine Quillon warned people with his uneasy prediction: What moral responsibility do historians bear when paying attention to reality and using history? Can and how can historical research achieve harmony between nationalism and cosmopolitanism, between realism and idealism?

"World Sinology" aims to provide a forum for free speech for sinologists from all over the world who are concerned about the historical experience and facts of Chinese civilization and its future development prospects. It hopes to use the Chinese language to build communication and dialogue between different cultural backgrounds and different cultural systems, build an academic bridge for international Sinology research, and contribute to the realization of the common dream in the 21st century. The book is divided into sections such as "Sinology Perspectives", "Sinology Famous Masters", "Classic Interpretation", "Art History Analysis", "Literary Dialogue", "Documentation", "Chinese Studies", and "Scholar Interviews".

"Journal of Historical Theory and Historiography" is a continuous disciplinary publication sponsored by the Research Center for Historical Theory and Historiography of Beijing Normal University. This volume is divided into historical preface, comprehensive research, historical theory and historiography theory, ancient Chinese history, modern Chinese history, foreign historiography, historical philology, book reviews, conference reviews, etc. The included articles not only focus on the frontier areas of historiography development, but also focus on exploring the different characteristics of Chinese historiography and Western historiography, and use a comparative perspective to examine the differences between the two in order to seek common laws, which has high academic value.

"World Sinology" aims to provide a forum for free speech for sinologists from all over the world who are concerned about the historical experience and facts of Chinese civilization and its future development prospects. It hopes to use the Chinese language to build communication and dialogue between different cultural backgrounds and different cultural systems, build an academic bridge for international Sinology research, and contribute to the realization of the common dream in the 21st century. The book is divided into sections such as "Sinology Perspectives", "Sinology Famous Masters", "Classic Interpretation", "Art History Analysis", "Literary Dialogue", "Documentation", "Chinese Studies", and "Scholar Interviews".

This book contains five research papers and one translation. It uses the "structural function approach" of Western sociology and anthropology to study Chinese history. It advocates historical structure analysis, diachronic feedback, and holistic views. It is a model for the author's many years of historical research practice and theoretical methods.

The famous historian Mr. Liu Jiahe is an honorary professor at Beijing Normal University. He has conducted in-depth research in many fields and has written extensively. The history of heterogeneity covers both China and the West, and is committed to comparative analysis, with special attention to fundamental theoretical issues. This book is a collection of his related works on historical theoretical issues, most of which are new works in recent years. The topics mainly involve ancient Chinese historiography and classics, comparative research and historiography, the style and application of historiography, historical rationality and logical rationality. The book integrates Chinese and Western elements, is based on China but looks at the world, is rooted in tradition but transcends tradition. It has a broad vision and in-depth thinking. It has reference value for historical researchers and theoretical workers.

Oral history in the modern sense emerged from the West in the 1940s and has developed into a specialized discipline with strict definitions and norms. It is also attracting more and more attention in the field of Chinese history and has a trend of vigorous development. This book selects nearly 20 relevant articles at home and abroad, aiming to show readers the development process, basic theories and academic norms of the subject of oral history as systematically and comprehensively as possible. In view of the highly practical nature of oral history, this book pays special attention to collecting classic research examples of oral history with different themes and styles at home and abroad, as well as the experience and understanding of researchers, showing the operating processes and precautions of many key links in the practice of oral history, in order to provide some meaningful reference for readers who are new to oral history to understand the subject of oral history and engage in oral history practice.

This article aims to deeply explore the complex relationship between the historiography and literature of the Six Dynasties. Although the Six Dynasties period was characterized by confrontation between the north and the south, dynasties changing, and frequent wars, it was an important period for the development of ancient scholarship. During this period, literature and history each became independent and self-conscious, and the two often interacted and influenced each other, making it difficult to distinguish one from the other. There are many similarities and differences among them, which are complicated and complicated, and there are many negotiations, so there are many who can discuss them in depth. This article starts from bibliography, investigates the existence and loss of historical records of the Six Dynasties, makes full use of existing historical records and lost materials, and establishes a relatively solid documentary foundation. Then, we select some of the most distinctive historical categories and their representative works during the Six Dynasties period, combine them with the background of the times, and conduct a detailed and in-depth analysis of their relationship with the literature of the Six Dynasties.

M Translation Series Set 06 includes "Creating Japan: 1853-1964" and "Mirror of Japan: Heroes and Villains in Japanese Culture". "Making Japan: 1853-1964" In this wise, beautiful and concise book, Ian Buruma clearly presents the various major events and subsequent changes that Japan has experienced through a detailed examination of this historical period, from the Overthrow Movement, the Meiji Restoration, the Russo-Japanese War, the War of Invasion, the Tokyo Trials, to the US takeover and the Tokyo Olympics. Buruma deeply explores various aspects of Japanese social thought, political order, and economic life, and uses a unique and objective perspective to explain how Japan experienced these dramatic changes and the accompanying wars and reforms, and finally transformed from a small closed traditional island country into a modern country that affects East Asia and even the world. "Mirror of Japan: Heroes and Villains in Japanese Culture" uses in-depth analysis of movies, dramas, literature, art, and myths and legends to peel off the layers of veil attached to the surface of Japanese culture, explain the polar and contradictory cultural characteristics of the Japanese nation, and outline how the Japanese reflect themselves. Whether it's the films of Akira Kurosawa, the novels of Yukio Mishima, Bunraku's "Tadauchizo", the legend of Miyamoto Musashi, or gangster films and family dramas, Ian Buruma has it all at his fingertips, humorously exploring dramatic fantasy that reflects reality like a mirror.

What do people in the past find interesting about their past and why? Why do the past they pay attention to and the way they present it change? This book puts history into a social and cultural framework and details the Western thinking and expression of the past over the past 2,500 years. It shows that Herodotus advocates human merit, Thucylides values ​​the function of history, Livy's works are full of pessimism, the Annales School cares about the "mentality" of history, etc. Many historians and works are friendly and accessible. History provides a focus of allegiance, self-identity, and "memory" to races, nations, religions, politics, cultures, and social collectives, and each history is a diagnosis of the illness of the era in which it was created. In this sense, the history of historiography is an important part of European intellectual history and an indispensable way for us to understand the past.

Henan opera culture has a long history and has left countless tangible cultural heritages in various periods of historical development. These tangible cultural heritages run through the entire process of opera from conception to formation, maturity, development and prosperity. They are important evidence of the development of opera art, fill the gaps in historical data, correct the bias of the data, and provide scientific and authentic data for us to study the historical development laws of opera art and explore the development prospects of opera.

This series of monographs focuses on the research results of researchers from the Sui, Tang, Liao, Song, Jin and Yuan History Key Subject Research Office of the Institute of History of the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences. Each issue invites well-known figures in the industry to write special articles. The content covers the history of the Sui, Tang, Song, Liao, Jin and Yuan Dynasties. There are monographs on politics, economy, religion, archeology, art and other fields. It conducts a comprehensive investigation of ancient Chinese history from the perspective of big history and a wide perspective. It is characterized by attaching importance to historical materials, not empty words, paying attention to problems, and encouraging innovation.

This book gradually unfolds the study of the political history of the early Northern Wei Dynasty, centering on the capital Pingcheng, and conducts longitudinal exploration in four chapters in chronological order, accurately and clearly outlining its trajectory of change. The author's investigation has always focused on the social and cultural characteristics of the Tuoba tribe itself and the tortuous influence of Han culture on it, which are two important aspects that affect the development of the Pingcheng regime. Therefore, although what is being examined is the feudalization process of the Pingcheng regime in the Northern Wei Dynasty, its significance has transcended the topic itself and has become an important example of exploring the mutual influence and integration of the Han and nomadic peoples in the formation of the Chinese nation. In the research, the author neither avoids various major contradictions, but also uses a meticulous attitude to examine the details in detail, so the conclusion he draws is novel and convincing.

During the Qing Dynasty, the main documents about foreign knowledge were "The Tribute Map of the Qing Dynasty" and "The Map of All Nations Coming to the Court". From the names of the two documents, it is easy to see that during the Qing Dynasty, the world view of the authorities and dynastic elites still followed China's ancient view of the world, and at the same time, the boundaries between civilization and barbarism were divided between Yixia and Xia. Countries surrounding China such as Korea, Annam, Siam, Sulu, Burma, Nanzhang, Brunei, and Luzon have been included in the "tributary order" surrounding Chinese civilization since before the Qing Dynasty. Qing rulers from outside the country could not only inherit and strengthen this arrangement, but they were also unable to make their own innovations. It can be seen from the "Zong Tribute Map" that the rulers of the Qing Dynasty were undoubtedly more familiar with the surrounding countries, and were more accustomed to considering themselves the center of East Asian civilization and condescendingly judging the history, current situation and social life of the surrounding countries.

This book collects the articles published by the author in the past ten years in the field of national conditions research and teaching and educating people, as well as the text content of the speeches he gave. It also includes some thoughts and opinions compiled by students, as well as personal academic essays. The author uses this to make a phased review and summary of his personal life and career, and shares with the readers a scholar's growth experience and insights into teaching and scientific research. From these words, we can see that after the founding of New China, a generation of intellectuals grew up who took the world as their own responsibility. After experiencing the hardships of the "Cultural Revolution" with our motherland, in the thirty years of reform and opening up, they were determined to serve the country with all their heart and blood, as well as the continuous improvement and progress of our country and society. This book is suitable for readers engaged in scientific research, especially social science research. It is also a good inspirational book for young students.

This book is a collection of Mr. Dai Yi's historical essays. It includes more than 60 articles such as "Evaluating Historical Figures Realistically", "Compilation of Qing History Manuscripts and Its Defects", and "Four Elements of Governing History". They are all comments on historical figures, historical events, historical phenomena, etc. Made by Mr. Dai Yi during his many years of historical research. The content involves the evaluation methods of historical figures, the compilation of history books, scholarship methods, the use of some archival materials, etc.

This manuscript mainly studies the history and culture of Russia and the Soviet Union; from the perspective of writing, it mainly studies the emergence and development of writing; folk oral creation; literary development; research on Russian education, Soviet education and Russian education; festival culture; research on painting, architecture and sculpture; music and dance; drama and film; radio and television; publishing industry; other cultural facilities, including libraries, museums, etc.

"Reflections on History and Reflections on History" is a new work by the famous historical anthropologist Wang Mingke. Its content is the epistemological basis of works such as "The Edge of China", "Qiang Between Han and Tibet", "Heroic Ancestors and Brotherly Nations", and "The Nomad's Choice". Through concepts such as human ecology, true appearance/appearance, identity/memory, text/situation, etc., The author proposes an analytical method to understand the true nature of social reality through appearances (texts, images, movies, social events, etc.). This is a kind of historical research that combines various social sciences, which the author calls "reflective historiography". It is also the author's reflection on historiography as a historian. The author hopes that readers/researchers can thus develop Sun Wukong's piercing eyes, be able to see through the real world and its historical change process that are obscured by model knowledge, and have a true understanding, reflection and reaction to the external world.

Su Dongpo was the most dazzling and charismatic among the elite scholar-bureaucrats in ancient China. He is not only a transcendent poet who "travels with the Creator", but also a wise man who is "down to earth" with the bottom of society and daily life. Behind the many anecdotes and legends, what was the real Su Dongpo like? "Wang Shuizhao on Su Dongpo" is a lecture notes given by Mr. Wang Shuizhao, a senior professor at Fudan University and an expert on Song Dynasty literature, at the Chinese University of Hong Kong. The author will use the most popular and concise language to describe his experience in studying Su Dongpo for more than 40 years, hoping that everyone can understand and get closer to Su Dongpo.

Chinese prehistoric myths contain the Chinese ancestors' thinking on the relationship between life, society and the universe. As a comprehensive ideology, the Chinese prehistoric mythological image system has diverse aesthetic values ​​and has a profound impact on the formation of ancient Chinese aesthetic tradition. Mythological images are not historical relics of a specific era or irrelevant objects external to us. They are the crystallization of the original and basic cultural psychological structure and emotional needs of primitive ancestors. The knowledge, connotations and emotions they contain are still closely connected with us today.

"Journal of Historical Theory and Historiography" is a continuous disciplinary publication sponsored by the Research Center for Historical Theory and Historiography of Beijing Normal University. This volume publishes 21 articles, divided into seven columns: comparative research, ancient Chinese history research, modern Chinese history research, historical philology research, local chronicle research, overseas sinology research, and contemporary historical reviews, reflecting the academic concerns and cutting-edge results of current historical theory and historical historiography research.

"Research on the History and Theory of the Communist Party of China" is a professional academic collection of research on the history and party building of the Communist Party of China, modern and contemporary history of China, and the sinicization of Marxism. It mainly publishes original academic results in the field of research on the history and theory of the Communist Party of China. This journal has a wide range of content, covering all aspects of the Chinese Communist Party and modern and contemporary China's politics, economy, society, culture, diplomacy, military, theory, historical figures, and overseas China studies. Topics include special research papers, historical research, theoretical explanations, academic notes, academic trends, oral interviews, book reviews, etc.

This book takes macro history as the main line and tells the unknown ups and downs, joys, sorrows and joys of the saints who were promoted to the "altar" in the past dynasties. The book is composed of more than 30 anecdotes that reconstruct history. It uses seven elements: suspense, comedy, ethics, inspiration, surprise, adventure, and espionage to describe the life trajectories of the saints who "continuously cut things off and became chaotic again." The whole book has a unique writing perspective and novel character positioning. In this book, Tang Xuanzong is a master of acting, Zhu Houzhao is an expert in pranks, and Kong Rong is a shocking and angry young man. After opening this book, you will get rid of the false mask of heavy history and superiority. You will see that behind the seriousness of the saints, they are also experiencing happiness, frustration, confusion, and all kinds of "irregular" things in life like all ordinary people.

A masterpiece by Liang Qizi, academician of the Humanities Group of Academia Sinica and professor of the University of Hong Kong! Through the history of the development of charitable organizations, we look at the relationship between socioeconomic changes and value changes in the Ming and Qing dynasties, and dialogue with overseas Sinology. It responds to the question of whether China has a "welfare state" tradition, depicts a lively historical scene for Ming and Qing society, and enriches the world's understanding of traditional Chinese society!

Historical writing is to present things that are not present to readers. It is an act of representation. Therefore, writers need to always question their own limitations. This book collects 22 short and long articles written by the author in the past 15 years, showing the possibility of approaching history from three perspectives: social history, history of mind (memory research), and conceptual history. It is not only a record of the author's practice of "glocalization" narrative, but also a mirror for understanding contemporary new historiography.

Historical research is a very meaningful research method. This method has advantages that other methods do not have. For example, people are usually interested in past events, and interest is indispensable for researchers. In addition, historical research is flexible, that is, it does not require a fixed time and is not limited by personnel factors. It can fully combine personal interests and hobbies, thus facilitating the development of research. However, historical research also has limitations. Because history is irreproducible. Therefore, it is impossible to determine whether the same results will occur in the new situation and whether the same conclusions will be drawn as in the old situation. In addition, historical data are often difficult to collect completely, and their validity is difficult to judge. These limitations are probably related to people's own limitations.

This collection is an academic consulting collection sponsored by the History Department of the Social Science Committee of the Ministry of Education. The purpose of this series is to use the "National Medium and Long-term Education Reform and Development Plan" as a guideline, implement the Charter of the Social Science Committee of the Ministry of Education, and provide relevant information exchange on the basis of actively carrying out academic research and consulting work within the field of history.

Mr. Lei Jiaji's book "A History of Ancient Chinese Historiography Concepts" is an authoritative work on the study of ancient Chinese historiography. This book discusses in detail the emergence and development of ancient Chinese historiography concepts and conducts an in-depth analysis of the evolution of historical concepts. The book's argumentation is profound, good at analysis, and good at grasping the deep connotations of historians and their works. Therefore, it is possible to read books that have been read by predecessors and make remarks that have not been made by predecessors. His book's analysis of the motivations of the words and deeds of scholars and historians in the Wei and Jin Dynasties is remarkable despite the fact that medieval materials are not abundant. The preface of the book proposes the method of "extrapolating words to see, think, and analyze", and the text also shows his affirmation of the various efforts of self-proclaimed scholars at that time, emphasizing the scholarly style of "a gentleman's words and deeds are consistent". The character of traditional Chinese scholars can also be seen in his discussion. It is a rare work in the study of Chinese historiography.

The author of this book has been studying abroad for a long time, focusing mainly on social and cultural history, social and economic history, and contemporary Western historical theories since the Ming and Qing Dynasties. This book involves new cultural history, historical anthropology, and social and cultural history. One volume is titled "Davis, the Annales School, and Historical Anthropology" and the other is titled "The Multiple Aspects of Social and Cultural History." The former focuses on the introduction and interpretation of classics related to the Annales School, New Cultural History and Historical Anthropology, focusing on material culture, time categories, Weber's propositions, spatial practice, book history, oral traditions, ethnic relations and folk customs. It is an excellent introduction to foreign historical trends. The writing is beautiful and the narrative is concise, which is extremely useful for readers to understand new trends in foreign history.

"World Sinology" aims to provide a forum for free speech for sinologists from all over the world who are concerned about the historical experience and facts of Chinese civilization and its future development prospects. It hopes to use the Chinese language to build communication and dialogue between different cultural backgrounds and different cultural systems, build an academic bridge for international Sinology research, and contribute to the realization of the common dream in the 21st century. The book is divided into sections such as "Sinology Perspectives", "Sinology Famous Masters", "Classic Interpretation", "Art History Analysis", "Literary Dialogue", "Documentation", "Chinese Studies", and "Scholar Interviews".

The unique demeanor and spiritual outlook of the scholars of the Wei and Jin Dynasties are called "Wei and Jin style" by historians. From the perspective of the history of ideas, using research methods from various disciplines such as history and psychology, and in accordance with a self-contained theoretical framework (the "two revolutions" theory, the four models theory, etc.), This book provides a thorough summary and explanation of the "Wei and Jin Dynasties".

During the Gengzi Revolution, Beijing and Tianjin fell, causing chaos, transportation between the north and the south was interrupted, and a large number of Beijing officials and refugees were in danger. With the support of Li Hongzhang, Shanghai gentry and merchants successively established the China Relief Society and the Southeast Emergency Relief Society to initiate, organize and implement large-scale rescues. The large-scale rescue effort initiated by Shanghai gentry and merchants and promoted by officials from all provinces during the emergency period was rare in history for its large scale, extensive mobilization, number of rescued objects, and remarkable results. The occurrence of the Gengzi Revolution and the Gengzi Rescue were not only closely related to the North-South differences in Sino-foreign trade in the 19th century, but were essentially a rescue operation based on hometown friendship. Li Hongzhang called it "started by the mutual aid of relatives and friends of each family, and expanded to the same province and the same flag. The "universal aid of officials and people" brought to the surface the previously hidden awareness of "provincial citizenship" and became the prelude to the rise of "provincial boundary" awareness during the New Deal period in the late Qing Dynasty. It was the "provincial boundary" awareness that profoundly affected the social and political situation during the New Deal period, and ultimately changed history.

The significance of the construction of middle-range theory to the study of Chinese history can be seen in at least two aspects: First, it can help us get rid of the entanglement of grand narratives as much as possible. At present, many historical works are always grand but not detailed in their narratives. General judgments abound, and essentialist judgments are hastily formed. Only traces of people in daily life cannot be seen in them. People have become cold symbolic representations of trends and laws. The second is to discuss how to change the craftsman-style way of conducting history in the field of history, which only pulls the cart without looking at the road. The author's new publication has a long preface, which includes his reflections over the past ten years, tending towards a more integrated historical narrative.

This manuscript is a phased research result of the National Social Science Fund general project "The Construction Process and Significance of (Historical Records) Literary Classics". "Historical Records" is a collection of pre-Qin literature, recording a history of more than 3,000 years from the legendary Huangdi era to the first year of Yuanshou, Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty. There is a lot of mysterious culture involved. This manuscript will use this as the research content and conduct in-depth exploration in three chapters. The first chapter is the study of the mysterious culture of life and burial sacrifices in "Historical Records", the second chapter is the study of the mysterious rituals in "Historical Records", and the third chapter is the study of other mysterious phenomena in "Historical Records". The mysterious culture was inherited from the previous year, and the ancient customs are still preserved among the people. The core of the study of mysterious culture is the study of people. The author's research will demonstrate human beings' knowledge and understanding of the world in ancient times and reflect the worldview and values ​​of people at that time.

"The Classic of Mountains and Seas" is a geographical work rich in mythology. The symbols of "gods" presented in the world of this text form the basis of its mythological quality. Therefore, exploring the categories of gods in "The Classic of Mountains and Seas" and their formation process, as well as the cultural and literary characteristics behind this god-making activity, is undoubtedly the only way to reveal the cultural and literary value of the book. Our research is mainly divided into three parts: the first is the "god" in "Shan Hai Jing" and its creation process. The second is the different mentality and methods of creating "gods" among the "gods" in "The Classic of Mountains and Seas". The third is the aesthetic pursuit of creating "gods" in "The Classic of Mountains and Seas". Analyze the formation process of the "god" symbol in "The Classic of Mountains and Seas", restore the living conditions of the ancestors, and put yourself in their shoes to reveal the formation process of the "god" symbol and the complicated reasons behind it. Discussing the god-making mentality of the author of "The Classic of Mountains and Seas" and the commonly used literary techniques for creating gods and the author's aesthetic pursuit from a literary perspective is not only the starting point of this book's research, but also reveals the potential and inherent value of "The Classic of Mountains and Seas" itself.

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

The Peking University History Forum, hosted by the Department of History of Peking University and hosted by the Graduate Student Association and Student Union of the Department of History of Peking University, is an important platform for the history majors of Peking University and its sister universities to display the latest research results and exchange academic experiences. Since its establishment in 2003, it has formed a certain influence and appeal in the academic community. On March 30, 2013, the 9th Peking University History Forum was held in Yanyuan, with the theme of "Educating the Past to Debate the Present and Ming Dynasty, Tracing the Origin and Seeking Truth to Discuss the Spring and Autumn Period." This volume of "History of Yanyuan" is a collection of the best 16 papers selected from this forum.

In this incisive, concise work, popular American history writer Barbara W. Tuchman explores the historian's craft and many historical events. It contains Tuchman's thoughtful reflections on the role of the historian, astonishing insights into America's past and present, and her penetrating observations of international events - Tuchman always looks at history in a unique way and draws lessons from what she sees. The articles in this book span more than forty years, and Tuchman touches on a series of eclectic topics: Israel, China, Roosevelt's campaign train, the Freudian interpretation of Woodrow Wilson... These talented articles condense and present the "historical skills" that he has spent his entire life pondering. Should historians be artists? The conscious use of artistic techniques should certainly be one of his tools. Macaulay described himself as half poet, half philosopher. I don't expect to reach his level in either aspect. I consider myself a storyteller, a narrator, but what I tell is true, not fiction. --Barbara W. Tuchman

"Research Series on Interaction and Symbiosis of Multiple Civilizations in the Process of World History: Research on Global History Theory and Interaction of Civilizations" mainly talks about, what is "global history"? What is its relationship with "world history"? How to study and write "global history"? How to explore the interaction of civilizations from the perspective of global history? These issues constitute the research themes of the "Research Series on Interaction and Symbiosis of Multiple Civilizations in the Process of World History: Research on Global History Theory and Interaction of Civilizations". Global history emerged in the United States in the second half of the 20th century under the historical traditions of Western universal history and civilization history. It explores transnational and interactive phenomena in world history from a holistic and connected perspective. Therefore, the interaction between different civilizations, countries or societies has become a main line in global history research. The grand theme of civilizational interaction covers the interconnectedness and mutual influence of different civilizations in various fields such as politics, economy, culture, concepts, and ecology. However, the "Research Series on Interaction and Symbiosis of Multiple Civilizations in the Process of World History: Research on Global History Theory and Interaction of Civilizations" mainly explores the formation, development and spread of the concept of "civilization" in Europe and China, as well as issues such as the spread of diseases from a global perspective.

This book attempts to take book publishing as the focus and version dissemination as the line to partially reveal the overview of the publishing and dissemination of ancient Chinese documents. The author strives to start from the discipline rules of edition, target specific issues, judge right and wrong, solve problems, and systematically examine "Compilation of Zishu in the Warring States Period", "Bianliang Engraved Calligraphy in the Northern Song Dynasty and its Historical Contribution", "Inheritance and Variation of Tang European Calligraphy in Song and Zhejiang Engraved Editions", "Yuan Dynasty Political "Government's Management of the Book Publishing Industry", "Research on the Publishing of Popular Novels in Bookshops in the Ming Dynasty", "Management and Protection of Classical Editions of the Jinling Bureau", "Study on Zhejiang Official Bookstore", "Origin of Editions of Wen Tingjun's Poetry Collection", "Research on the Exchange of Chinese Books between China and Japan in the Tang Dynasty" and other special edition topics.

This book collects more than 10 academic papers published by the author. It discusses the process and historical significance of the administrative establishment of Jifu prefectures and native chieftains in the border ethnic areas in western China by the feudal dynasties since the Tang and Song Dynasties. It also examines the historical and geographical documents of border ethnic groups and the origin and migration process of some ethnic minorities. From one aspect, it provides some empirical evidence for the "circle structure" theory of historical and political geography proposed by the author.