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This book is a phased result of the National Social Science Foundation's major project "Compilation and Research of the Multi-Volume Chronicle of Modern and Contemporary Chinese Old Style Poetry and Database Construction" (18ZDA263). This book explores the basic issues in the creation and research of modern Chinese old-style poetry in the past century from the perspective of the old-new debate. Although it is directly related to the dispute between the old and the new in the cultural sense, returning to the literary and stylistic sense to explore the dispute between the old and the new is the starting point of this book. In the academic order of century-old Chinese literature centered on New Literature, national traditional old-style literature, including old-style poetry, has long been ignored or devalued. However, in fact, although the century-old Chinese traditional poetry has gone through many battles between the old and the new, such as the May Fourth period, the Anti-Japanese War, etc., It still tenaciously continues the modern lifeline of the long Chinese classical poetry tradition. Compared with the century-old Chinese new poetry creation, the century-old Chinese old-style poetry creation has not only achieved comparable historical achievements as a whole, but in specific historical periods, it may be slightly less popular, or keep pace with it, or even be even more popular. The stylistic destiny of century-old Chinese poetry is related to the current literary education system and media communication methods. There is a voluminous collection of modern Chinese old-style poetry documents. With the large-scale excavation and compilation of century-old old-style documents in the new century, the other side of modern Chinese literary history is increasingly revealed like an iceberg under the sea. Only by breaking through the existing academic mindset of binary opposition between old and new can we objectively explore the creative achievements of old-style poetry by different groups of poets in specific historical periods in the past century, thereby vigorously promoting the canonization process of modern Chinese old-style poetry and welcoming the stylistic renaissance of Chinese poetry tradition in the new century.

"Qing History Series" is sponsored by the Qing History Research Office of the Institute of History, Chinese Academy of Social Sciences. It is a collection of academic papers on Qing history research at home and abroad. It was founded in 1979. This collection has wide influence at home and abroad, and is highly valued by the academic community. Its important features are concentrated research, rigorous academic style, and grasp of academic frontiers. The articles included in the book include both research articles on the critical history of the Qing Dynasty and research articles on the academic history of the Qing Dynasty. It includes both erudite Hongci research on the traditional culture of the Qing Dynasty and articles on the exchange of local Chinese and Western cultures in the Qing Dynasty.

"Chang'an Academic" is a comprehensive journal on Chinese language and literature research, serving the construction and development of Chinese language and literature disciplines. The content included in the collection involves the content of secondary disciplines under the first-level discipline of Chinese language and literature, including language studies, literary studies (ancient literature, modern and contemporary literature, literary theory and foreign literature, etc.), Philology, etc., In addition to book reviews and other content. The book mainly publishes the latest research results in various disciplines such as Chinese language and literature, aiming to strengthen academic exchanges, display cutting-edge results, and promote the development of Chinese language and literature research. This book is the 17th volume and is divided into five columns: "Ancient Literature", "Modern and Contemporary Literature", "Cultural Communication", "Translations" and "Book Reviews".

"Arab Studies Series" is a collection of Arab studies sponsored by the Arab Studies Center of Beijing International Studies University, the regional and national research base of the Ministry of Education. The content focuses on the politics, economy, society, culture and diplomacy of Arab countries. Based on the Arab Studies Forum, this journal selects academic papers published by scholars at the forum and compiles them into a volume to benefit the accumulation of domestic Arab studies. This book is the 13th issue and is divided into four columns: "Special Articles", "Country and Regional Focus - Middle Eastern Parties and Politics from a Diverse Perspective", "Country and Regional Focus - "One Belt and One Road" and China-Middle East Relations" and "Arabic Language and Literature".

"Nankai History" was founded by the History Department of Nankai University. It focuses on ancient Chinese history, modern Chinese history, and world history, supplemented by archaeology and cultural relics research. It mainly publishes original and cutting-edge papers, as well as book reviews and historical notes. This journal emphasizes "Nankai history" as its main feature, highlights the research style of "practical learning", and uses a research method that combines social history and intellectual history to drive changes in research fields and topics, which has distinctive Nankai characteristics. This book is the 33rd issue in total and has five columns: historical research trends, ancient Chinese history research, modern Chinese history research, American history research, and cultural and museum research.

"Qing History Series" is sponsored by the Qing History Research Office of the Institute of History, Chinese Academy of Social Sciences. It is a collection of academic papers on Qing history research at home and abroad. It was founded in 1979. This collection has wide influence at home and abroad, and is highly valued by the academic community. Its important features are concentrated research, rigorous academic style, and grasp of academic frontiers. The articles included in the book include both research articles on the critical history of the Qing Dynasty and research articles on the academic history of the Qing Dynasty. It includes both erudite Hongci research on the traditional culture of the Qing Dynasty and articles on the exchange of local Chinese and Western cultures in the Qing Dynasty.

"Nankai History" was founded by the History Department of Nankai University. It focuses on ancient Chinese history, modern Chinese history, and world history, supplemented by archaeology and cultural relics research. It mainly publishes original and cutting-edge papers, as well as book reviews and historical notes. This journal emphasizes "Nankai history" as its main feature, highlights the research style of "practical learning", and uses a research method that combines social history and intellectual history to drive changes in research fields and topics, which has distinctive Nankai characteristics. This book is the 32nd issue in total and has five columns: special articles by famous writers, research on ancient Chinese history, research on modern Chinese history, research on world history, and research on cultural heritage.

"Chinese Poetry Research" is an academic journal sponsored by the Chinese Poetry Research Center of Capital Normal University, covering the study of poetry at home and abroad in ancient and modern times. The columns include research on ancient Chinese poetry, research on modern and contemporary Chinese poetry, research on Chinese poetry theory, research on Chinese ethnic minority poetry, research on contemporary overseas Chinese poetry, research on Chinese and Western comparative poetry, research on the history of poetics and poetic literature, and youth forums. It has a good reputation in academic circles at home and abroad and is an important reference book for poetry lovers and teachers and students.

This book mainly discusses the interactions between Mr. Chen Yuan and Mr. Gu Jiegang, their contribution and influence on modern Chinese history, and their training of students. Among the great modern historians, Chen Yuan and Gu Jiegang both valued historical materials, documents, and textual research. However, their research fields were different and their academic methods were very different. Therefore, they were rarely mentioned together, and researchers in the past did not pay much attention to the exchanges and interactions between them. By carefully combing through the "Complete Works of Gu Jiegang" and "The Complete Works of Chen Yuan", we can find that Chen Yuan and Gu Jiegang had close contacts, and their academic research also formed a synergy to a certain extent. They jointly made an indelible contribution to the establishment of a scientific, modern, historical material-led Chinese history discipline, and at the same time cultivated the next generation of mainstays in the field of history.

Zhaibao is a defensive settlement built by ancient ancestors to resist foreign invasion. It has the characteristics of thick walls and circular fortification. From the perspective of historical geography, this book is based on official history, local chronicles, anthologies, memorials and other materials, attaches great importance to the use of cultural relic census, inscriptions and other materials, and supplements it with a large number of field surveys. It conducts an in-depth analysis of the historical background of the creation of the village forts, the laws of spatiotemporal distribution, site selection characteristics, types, management models and other aspects. It also conducts a comparative study of Sichuan village forts and Shaanxi village forts, with a view to deepening thinking on the response of rural areas during the war.

The Wuxi and Baoding rural surveys were very important surveys in China's modern history. They were conducted four times in 1929-1930, 1958, 1987, and 1998. The four series of surveys, especially the last three, mainly conducted in-depth surveys of 22 villages, and accumulated household economic data of thousands of farmers in the north and south for about 70 years. This book is composed of articles written by many scholars using the data of these four "Wuxi and Baoding Rural Surveys". It is a multi-perspective and all-round compilation of Wuxi and Baoding rural survey research results. The book contains a total of fifteen articles by nine scholars, all of which use the "Wuxi and Baoding Rural Survey" data as a starting point to conduct research or introduce the history and existing data overview of the "Wuxi and Baoding Rural Survey".

"Republic of China Studies" is a professional academic journal sponsored by the Research Center for the History of the Republic of China at Nanjing University, a key research base in the humanities and social sciences of the Ministry of Education. After the Research Center for the History of the Republic of China at Nanjing University was formally established in 1994, it invited dozens of experts at home and abroad to form an editorial board, with Professor Zhang Xianwen, a well-known expert on the history of the Republic of China, as the chief editorial board member. "Republic of China Studies" is a collection of CSSCI source journals, which mainly publishes research papers on relevant historical facts and theories during the Republic of China period (1912-1949). This is the 40th edition and contains a total of 18 articles. The columns include "Politics and Military", "Economy and Society", "Education and Culture", "Research and Conference Review", etc.

This book is a collection of essays commemorating the 90th anniversary of the September 18th Incident. The September 18th Incident was a landmark historical event in the Japanese imperialist war of aggression against China. A comprehensive and in-depth study from the perspective of the history of Japan's invasion of China still has important academic and practical significance. The articles included in this book start from first-hand Japanese archives and discuss Japan's organization and actions in modern times, the war of aggression against China before and after the September 18th Incident, and the launch of the all-out war of aggression against China, as well as the many aspects of the impact of the war of aggression against China on politics, military, economy, society, culture and education.

"Peking University History" is an academic journal sponsored by the Department of History of Peking University. This book is the 22nd volume and is a "Special Issue on Maritime History and Maritime Silk Road Research". It contains 14 articles. Each article focuses on the study of maritime history and the history of countries on the Maritime Silk Road, including Japan, the Philippines, India, East Africa and other countries and regions. The authors include both authoritative scholars in their professional fields and outstanding young scholars who have initially been tested by the academic community.

This book is divided into two parts. The first two chapters sort out the edition situation of Zeng Gong's poetry collections, and analyze the collection and circulation process of Zeng Gong's poetry collections in the Song, Yuan, Ming and Qing dynasties, as well as the edition situations of "Mr. Zeng Nanfeng's Essence of Literature", "Mr. Nanfeng Zeng Zigu's Collection" and "Yuanfeng's Class Drafts"; the next four chapters examine the more important issues in the study of Zeng Gong's literature. The third chapter examines the formation of Zeng Gong's literary thoughts from the perspective of his more important friendships; the fourth chapter explores the specific manifestation of "Tao" as the core category of Zeng Gong's literature; the fifth chapter analyzes Zeng Gong's articles on how to accumulate knowledge and talents, and learn from the classics and examples; the sixth chapter focuses on Zeng Gong's poetry, and explores his scholar's mentality by interpreting the propositions of "Poor People's Words" and temple-themed poems.

"Research on Taiping Rebellion and Late Qing Society" is an academic special issue sponsored by the China Taiping Rebellion History Research Association, a national first-level society approved by the Ministry of Civil Affairs. This journal mainly publishes research articles on relevant historical facts and theories about the Taiping Heavenly Kingdom and the late Qing Dynasty (1840-1911). Its purpose is to maintain a rigorous and solid academic style and expand the breadth and depth of research on the Taiping Heavenly Kingdom and the late Qing history with objective and rational research concepts. This book is the seventh volume in total and contains a total of 15 articles. It is divided into four parts: "Research on the History of the Taiping Heavenly Kingdom and the Late Qing Dynasty", "Archival Compilation and Research", "Commemorating the 170th Anniversary of the Taiping Rebellion" and "Summary and Book Review".

This volume is the last volume in the four-volume "General History of the West" written by the German historian Winkler. Since the end of the Cold War, the world has become neither simpler nor more peaceful. Terrorist attacks, territorial disputes, global financial turmoil, financial and people's livelihood issues, the struggle between nation-state interests and supranational communities, the refugee crisis, and the Ebola epidemic have had a profound impact on all mankind. They have once again challenged what the "West" is and how the "West" will stand. This short period of contemporary history is full of crises and changes. It is not a final conclusion to the entire long history of the West, but an open discussion that faces current world issues head-on. As a responsible intellectual, historian Winkler did not shy away from talking about these issues because of the unforeseeable outcome and insufficient research documents. He admitted that all conclusions on contemporary history are inevitably tentative and subjective, and believed that to escape from real difficulties, international scholars need to be determined to be realistic, otherwise they will not be able to raise illuminating questions and substantive answers. It is this point that allows readers to see once again that "the West" is not a static "conclusion", but a dynamic development "process". It is the product of continuous shaping of ideology and political practice, and it is also a manifestation of continuous mistakes and self-regulation on the way to pursue values ​​such as freedom and democracy. Winkler also firmly believes that the ideological legacy of 1776 and 1789 is still far from exhausted.

The Silk Road is a road of great significance that promotes the progress of human civilization. It is first of all the result of "human" activities, and human activities are bound to be reflected in literature. Literature is the image reflection and emotional projection of human social life. The development and changes of literature are a barometer of social and historical development and changes. Literature is the aesthetic expression of human social history. When human society had the Silk Road, it also had literature reflecting the Silk Road. This road of economic trade, cultural exchange, and mutual learning among civilizations has long been the object of literary expression. Poetry, prose, novels, and other literary styles in the Han and Tang Dynasties all have rich Silk Road connotations, reflecting the Silk Road's transportation conditions, natural features, historical changes, and Sino-foreign exchanges. The economic and trade activities of the Silk Road and the achievements of foreign civilizations have become literary images, inspiring people's interest and inspiration in creation, and injecting fresh blood and powerful power into literature.

This book is the first major project in history to systematically collect and organize information on the development of traditional opera in the Macao Special Administrative Region. The content of this book mainly includes an overview, a chronology of major events, the repertoire of Cantonese opera, roles, skills, techniques, procedures, pomp, stage design, troupes, performance venues, performance customs, relevant cultural relics, newspapers and periodicals, anecdotes, biographies and appendices, etc. It comprehensively displays various cultural, economic and social phenomena related to opera in Macao. This book is an important basic material for understanding and studying Macao society and the development and evolution of Cantonese opera in Macao.

The literati class during the Six Dynasties participated in cultural inheritance in a unique and mosaic way and produced exponentially growing cultural wealth. Tian Ling, a professor of Chinese literature at Rutgers University in the United States, used the theory of intertextuality in Western literary theory to examine allusions and citations. He carefully read the poems and poems of Ji Kang, Sun Chuo, Tao Yuanming, Xie Lingyun, and Lanting poets, and explored their complex connections with traditional cultural classics such as Laozi, Zhuangzi, Zhouyi, and even the Book of Songs, Songs of Chu, and the Analects of Confucius. The poets wrote poems between philosophy and literature, creatively used heterogeneous, diverse and ever-changing texts and cultural resources, and demonstrated their colorful creative talents, ideas and inner worlds.

This book aims to start from the perspective of stylistics, widely absorb the results of stylistics research at home and abroad in ancient and modern times, and conduct a research on the parallel prose of the Six Dynasties that combines historical description and theoretical discussion. It strives to carefully examine the specific parallelization process and artistic gains and losses of various literary styles in the Six Dynasties period from a macro perspective of overall grasp. And an overall investigation of literary criticism and cultural thought; it draws on and absorbs the research results of linguistics and phonology, and combines the knowledge of famous parallel prose masters in the Six Dynasties with the study of the stylistic characteristics of parallel prose, in order to provide a new perspective for a deep understanding of the internal laws of the development of parallel prose in the Six Dynasties and its stylistic functions.

"Qing History Series" is sponsored by the Qing History Research Office of the Institute of History, Chinese Academy of Social Sciences. It is a collection of academic papers on Qing history research at home and abroad. It was founded in 1979. This collection has wide influence at home and abroad, and is highly valued by the academic community. Its important features are concentrated research, rigorous academic style, and grasp of academic frontiers. The articles included in the book include both research articles on the critical history of the Qing Dynasty and research articles on the academic history of the Qing Dynasty. It includes both erudite Hongci research on the traditional culture of the Qing Dynasty and articles on the exchange of local Chinese and Western cultures in the Qing Dynasty.

"Arab Studies Series" is a collection of Arab studies sponsored by the Arab Studies Center of Beijing International Studies University. It mainly focuses on research on the politics, economy, society, culture and diplomacy of Arab countries. This issue is the 14th in total and is divided into two columns: regional and country studies and Arabic language and literature.

"Chinese Poetry Research" is an academic journal sponsored by the Chinese Poetry Research Center of Capital Normal University, covering the study of poetry at home and abroad in ancient and modern times. The columns include research on ancient Chinese poetry, research on modern and contemporary Chinese poetry, research on Chinese poetry theory, research on Chinese ethnic minority poetry, research on contemporary overseas Chinese poetry, research on Chinese and Western comparative poetry, research on the history of poetics and poetic literature, and youth forums. It has a good reputation in academic circles at home and abroad and is an important reference book for poetry lovers and teachers and students.

This book conducts in-depth discussions on key issues such as boundary delineation, spatial structure layout, site display, management and operation of the archaeological site park. Based on the actual situation of the Tongwancheng site, it focuses on the planning strategies of the archaeological site park's flexible response to development uncertainty, landscape safety pattern construction, spatial narrative site display, and scenic village coordination. The book uses multi-disciplinary research ideas from archeology, history, urban and rural planning, and cultural heritage to achieve a combination of document collection and on-site investigation, and a combination of qualitative and quantitative methods. In the form of a combination of pictures and texts, the book systematically explores the planning strategy of the national archaeological site park in ecologically fragile areas. It also systematically sorts out the research progress of the archaeological site park, which has certain significance in promoting the current research and practice of the archaeological site park.

"Research on Tang Dynasty Literature" is the journal of the Chinese Tang Dynasty Literature Society, a national first-level society, and is co-sponsored by the China Tang Dynasty Literature Society and the School of Literature of Northwest University. This journal mainly publishes academic papers on the study of literature in the Tang Dynasty, covering the study of literary creation and writers in the Tang Dynasty (in addition to the overall comprehensive study, including research on various types of literature and writers such as poems, poems, poems, prose, parallel prose, novels, and popular literature), research on literary documents and historical materials of the Tang Dynasty, research on literary theory and criticism of the Tang Dynasty, interdisciplinary research between Tang Dynasty literature and other disciplines, research on the reception and dissemination history of Tang Dynasty literature, research on Tang Dynasty literature and documents outside the country, etc.

Fantasy literature is a popular literature that emerged in Europe and the United States in the 19th and 20th centuries. It entered China with the tide of informatization and networking at the beginning of the 21st century, and has gradually become a core resource supporting content production in the fields of online novels, animations and games in my country. This book provides an in-depth analysis of classic cases of European and American fantasy literature such as the "Lord of the Rings" series, the "Dragonlance" series and the "Baldur's Gate" series, and creatively proposes an interdisciplinary analytical framework for the study of fantasy literature's chronotope. It explores the multiple meanings of the story world in content creation and cultural production, and the production mechanism of fantasy literature's worldview, multiple discourses, genres and text systems, providing reference for the creation, production and management of Chinese fantasy literature, online literature and content industries.

"Peking University History" is an academic journal sponsored by the Department of History of Peking University. This book is the 23rd volume, with the theme of "East Asian Thought and Cultural History", and contains 16 special research papers. Most of the authors are mature scholars, such as Sun Ge, Tang Xiaofeng, Tang Yongliang, Luo Min, etc., As well as outstanding doctoral students in the Department of History of Peking University. The research content includes Japanese archeology, ideological culture, Confucian thought, etc.; In addition, it also contains one article each in conference minutes, academic reviews, and academic communication columns.

"Chinese Poetry Research" is a large-scale academic series founded by the Chinese Poetry Research Center of Capital Normal University. The content covers the study of poetry at home and abroad in ancient and modern times. Since the first issue, it has successively set up columns such as research on ancient Chinese poetry, research on modern and contemporary Chinese poetry, research on Chinese poetry theory, research on Chinese ethnic minority poetry, research on contemporary overseas Chinese poetry, research on Chinese and Western comparative poetry, research on the history of poetry and poetic literature, and youth forums. Among them, the history of poetry, research on poetic literature, and youth forum are featured columns. The former focuses on the summary and organization of academic history and poetics documents, including genealogical results that are extremely valuable but difficult to include in other publications. The latter mainly focuses on the important research results of young scholars and actively supports the growth of the industry. It has a good reputation in academic circles at home and abroad.

"East Asian Civilizations" is an academic journal sponsored by the Department of Cultural Relics and Museum Studies, School of Social Development, Nanjing Normal University. This book is the third volume and is divided into eight parts: Pre-Qin archeology, archaeological research on cultural relics in historical periods, regional history and culture, foreign heritage, scientific and technological archeology, archaeological history, museum and cultural heritage protection, and field archaeological reports. The content covers Shang and Zhou bronze decorations, the northern expansion of Liangzhu culture, and silk The origin of the cocoon-shaped pot against the background of the road, the ceramic art and literati culture of the Ming Dynasty, the comparison between the Mayan civilization and the Chinese civilization, new methods in zooarchaeology, the protection of immovable cultural relics, as well as a batch of important field reports disclosed for the first time, reflect the new achievements of the archaeological and cultural profession in recent years.

"Republic of China Studies" is an academic special issue sponsored by the Research Center for the History of the Republic of China at Nanjing University, a key research base in the humanities and social sciences of the Ministry of Education. It mainly publishes research articles on relevant historical facts and theories about the Republic of China period (1912-1949). It is now a CSSCI source publication. This book is the 39th volume and contains a total of 17 articles. The columns include "Politics of the Republic of China", "Economy of the Republic of China", "Education of the Republic of China", "Academic Review" and "Book Reviews". The content covers many aspects such as politics, economy and education during the Republic of China.

"Marine History Research" is an academic publication funded by the Chinese Academy of History sponsored by the Maritime History Research Center of the Guangdong Academy of Social Sciences. This book is the 20th volume. It mainly discusses maritime trade in ancient and modern seas, navigation activities in various countries around the world, navigation technology exchanges and nautical chart research, the formation of seaport cities in Southeast Asia and China routes, customs history, etc. The book is divided into two special topics: monographs and academic reviews. The monograph section focuses on maritime history issues in Vietnam, and there are also articles on the ancient Mediterranean international system, Russia's Northern Sea Route, and Malacca Sea Law. The academic reviews are two reviews of maritime history works.

This book contains nine original essays written by cultural historians, classical writers, art historians, and music historians. They used literature as a path to discover the sights, sounds and smells of the Southern Song Dynasty from 1127 to 1279 and its capital in Hangzhou (then called Lin'an). They tell readers the importance of music and dance in the lives of scholars in the Southern Song Dynasty, where the sense of uneasiness came from in the "metropolis" of the 12th century, and how when people walk through the streets in the countryside, they will hear the symphony of chirping birds, the ringing of temple bells and labor trumpets. The author of this book does not intend to explore general trends of the times such as urban architecture and commercial development, but only focuses on a text, a writer or a literary style, so as to restore the specific and historical relationship between the text and the city, and between the act of writing and urban experience. "City of the Senses" proposes a new approach to the study of Chinese cities; it also contributes to the study of the general history of urban senses.

"Journal of Modern History" is a professional academic journal sponsored by the Institute of Modern History of China at Central China Normal University, a key research base for humanities and social sciences of the Ministry of Education. It publishes the latest research results and information in the field of modern Chinese history from 1840 to 1949. This book is the 28th volume and is divided into six columns: "Political History Research", "Social History Research", "Ideological and Cultural History Research", "Economic History Research" and "Book Reviews". The living conditions of workers, the re-election of the Shanghai Lawyers Association in the early Republic of China, the revision of the Kong family genealogy in the mid-to-late Qing Dynasty, Liang Qichao's "rule of law" thought, the 1910 relocation of Japanese merchants to Hangzhou, the modern "Chongqing trip" and the development of commerce in the Yangtze River Basin, private loans in the anti-Japanese base area in northern Shanxi, and other issues.

"Journal of Modern History" is a professional academic journal sponsored by the Institute of Modern History of China at Central China Normal University, a key research base for the humanities and social sciences of the Ministry of Education. It publishes the latest research results and information in the field of modern Chinese history from 1840 to 1949, including special discussions, research papers, research reviews, book reviews, historical factual examinations, scholars' letters, academic information, etc. This book is the 27th series and is divided into seven columns. Among them, the "Contemporary Handicraft History Column" comprehensively presents the picture of China's contemporary handicraft history from different angles; "Economic History Research", "Political History Research", "Ideological History Research", "Zhang Kaiyuan and Modern Chinese History Research", "Academic Review" and "Book Review" carry out research on modern Chinese history from different aspects.

This book reflects the status and development trends of Chinese history research in 2020 by taking advantage of the advantages of the Chinese Academy of History and the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences Evaluation in historical research, documentation, subject evaluation, academic journals, etc. This book is not only a comprehensive analysis of Chinese history research in 2020, but also a quantitative analysis of the annual Chinese history research results using big data. At the same time, through expert recommendations and selections within and outside the industry, we can understand the understanding, similarities and differences of hot topics and trends in historical research both inside and outside the profession, and contribute to accelerating the construction of the discipline system, academic system, and discourse system of history with Chinese characteristics.

"Journal of Modern History" is a professional academic journal sponsored by the Institute of Modern History of China at Central China Normal University, a key research base for the humanities and social sciences of the Ministry of Education. It publishes the latest research results and information in the field of modern Chinese history from 1840 to 1949, including special discussions, research papers, research reviews, book reviews, historical factual examinations, scholars' letters, academic information, etc. This book is the 26th volume and is divided into four columns: "Forum on Guangxuan Dilemma and the Revolution of 1911", "Special Research", "Historical Notes" and "Research Review". The "Forum" discusses the political reform, group changes, personal experiences and other issues in the late Qing Dynasty; the "Special Research" covers local families and naval policies in the Qing Dynasty, as well as the modern Guangdong Industrial Experimental Institute, women's property inheritance rights, etc.

This book is divided into two categories: leisure reading and professional reading. It tells the story of my seventy-year reading career. The book is divided into "Reading Chapter", "Book Searching Chapter", "Writing Chapter" and "Book Giving Chapter", and also has a "Reminiscence Chapter" to commemorate the fourteen teachers and friends who have passed away, including the author's mentors and teachers, close friends and partners in academic cooperation, and two college classmates who were close friends. They were both mentors and collaborators of the author's academic career. This book is a completely personalized academic recollection, but the author is not an alternative intellectual isolated from society after all. Whether consciously or unconsciously, actively or passively, the author's memories of searching for dreams in a sea of ​​books can reflect the changes of the seventy-year era from one side, as well as the direct or indirect impact of the changes in the author's personal life experience on his reading career. The author's memories and thoughts about his reading career, in which he narrates his experiences and discusses his insights, are not only a review of his own life, but also a reference for those who are interested!

The trivial matters surrounding the daily life of the protagonist Qi Zhicheng include love, family, and local customs.

"Chinese Literature Research Papers" is a collection of papers sponsored by the School of Chinese Language and Literature of Southwest University for Nationalities. It covers ancient Chinese literature, modern and contemporary Chinese literature, philology, literature and art, comparative literature and other disciplines. It contains a total of 23 papers. It advocates adhering to scientific and constructive principles and encouraging academic innovation under the guidance of Marxist ideas.

The content of this book includes three sections: briefings on archaeological surveys and excavations, special research papers, and briefings on foreign archaeological excavations. The archaeological survey and excavation briefing covers the Warring States Period M8 tomb in Yuyao Cemetery in Linzi City, Shandong Province, the Wei, Jin, Sui, Tang, Song and Yuan Dynasty tombs in the east of Dasikong Village in Anyang City, Henan Province, and the Tang Dynasty kiln sites along the coast of Beibu Gulf, Guangxi; the special research mainly focuses on Sichuan's Neolithic Age pottery technology and the funeral system of Tao Temple Culture , the identity of the owner of the tomb of Marquis Ancheng of the Western Han Dynasty in Jiangxi Province, the nature of the "chicken entry and exit book" on the hanging spring slips in Dunhuang, the "mirror dance" portrait stone of the Han Dynasty, the brick inscriptions of the Han and Jin Dynasties on the Yunnan-Guizhou Plateau, the image of the "pot-grown lotus platform" in the Southern Dynasties; the foreign archaeological excavation briefing is the archaeological investigation briefing of the Naderi Mound in Iran.

This book is divided into five parts, covering: archaeological investigation, exploration and excavation data of salt industry sites in the Pre-Qin period, city sites in the Warring States, Qin and Han Dynasties, and tombs from the Eastern Han Dynasty to the Song Dynasty; the phenomenon of "destruction of soldiers" in the tombs of the Shang Dynasty, rock paintings in the Tongtian River Basin, original porcelain of the Warring States period in the Jiangnan area, and Yunnan stone Research on the Zhaishan Culture, Dongshan Culture in Vietnam and the Upper Han Civilization in archeology; analysis of the standard drawing methods of cross-sections and sections in archaeological drawings; research on the transformation of cave houses into Pueblo architecture, and re-study of the Southern Han and Northern Song Dynasty inscriptions unearthed in Bodhgaya, India.

"Tang and Song History Review" is a professional historical journal sponsored by the School of History of Renmin University of China, focusing on the study of Tang and Song history. It features special research and commentary on the history of the Tang and Song Dynasties. It mainly publishes problem-oriented research papers on the history of the Tang and Song Dynasties, as well as special reviews and book reviews with the purpose of sorting out the academic history of Tang and Song studies. Article categories include essays, book reviews, prefaces and postscripts, historical reading notes, etc.

This book aims to analyze and discuss the content of Tanaka Shozo's "true civilization" thought, its formation and development process, as well as the uniqueness of his ideas, and at the same time examine the position of Tanaka Shozo's "true civilization" thought in the genealogy of Japanese civilization theory. The book first analyzes and discusses the content, formation, development and uniqueness of Tanaka Shozo's thoughts, and then reflects the impact of democratic thoughts on Japan's modern history by analyzing and discussing Tanaka's thoughts, as well as the relationship between democratic thoughts, environmental protection thoughts, and peace thoughts in "true civilization" thoughts.

This book takes the literary translation thoughts of Australian sinologist Professor Du Boni as its main research object. Du Boni is an internationally renowned researcher, translator and translation theorist of modern and contemporary Chinese literature. Her research covers the entire modern and contemporary Chinese literature, integrating research, translation and teaching. She has made important contributions to the spread of Chinese literature and culture overseas, and has contributed greatly to the improvement of the international influence of Chinese literature and the improvement of cultural soft power. By sorting out, summarizing, theoretically elucidating and practicing verifying Du Boni's literary translation thoughts, the book builds Du Boni's complete translation thought system, presents the full picture of Du Boni's translation thoughts, and further enriches the existing translation research on Du Boni.

This book is based on history, fully draws on relevant knowledge and theories from medicine, sociology, statistics, cultural communication and other disciplines, focuses on empirical analysis, combines cross-cutting, macro research and case analysis, examines the construction of the medical and health system in different historical periods and stages, and attempts to comprehensively present Hebei's modern medical and health undertakings. The three-dimensional spatial picture of development and changes reveals the roles and functions of different subjects such as the government and civil society, medical education institutions, and doctors in the development process of Hebei's medical and health services. Finally, a summary of Hebei's modern medical and health services is made, which not only affirms the achievements, but also points out the shortcomings, and provides experience and lessons that can be used as a reference for today's society. In the use of historical materials, original newspapers, periodicals, archives, etc. Are mainly used, supplemented by other related materials such as anthologies, diaries, local chronicles, and memoirs.

"History of Yanyuan" is a collection of selected papers from the Peking University History Forum sponsored 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. The Peking University History Forum brings together history majors from well-known universities across the country and is an important platform for history majors to showcase their fledgling academic achievements and exchange academic experiences. This book selects 10 excellent works from the 17th Peking University History Forum in 2021, covering Chinese history and world history, ancient and modern times, history and archaeology. The content includes the official system issues of the Northern Wei Dynasty, the Buddhist temple policy during the Wu Zetian period of the Tang Dynasty, the political and ethical thoughts of Wang Anshi in the Song Dynasty, Tianyu's statement and the British and American reactions, the history of Nagasaki study tours in the Edo period of Japan, political issues in the early days of the founding of Mexico in the 19th century, the British 1918 influenza pandemic, the Iranian hostage crisis, etc.

Yin Bo, a top flight attendant graduate, refused to accept the high-paying offer and insisted on joining Wuhan Happy Valley. Even if he is rejected in every possible way by the cold female boss, he will never look back. Just when he thought he was about to leave in despair, a mysterious tycoon named "Emperor Yongle" appeared. Not only did he spend a lot of money to promote his paintings, but he also domineeringly shouted to the female boss: "I will protect this man!" From a reserve soldier at an altitude of 10,000 meters to a top painter at an amusement park, Yin Bo's life no longer follows a script.

Why does Chinese historiography attach great importance to narrative? How does Chinese historiography influence Chinese narrative tradition? This book is based on the formulation and application of the terms, concepts, and propositions of "narrative" in Chinese historiography. It takes four interconnected historical masterpieces - "Hanshu", "Hanji", "Houhanji" and "Houhanshu" - as the object of analysis. It starts from ancient China. The narrative experience of dynasty history, which is the backbone of historiography, explores the prominent style of narrative in ancient Chinese history books that emphasizes "things", focuses on "people", seeks "beauty", and uses "meaning", and reveals the path and mainstream of theoretical reflection on narratives in ancient Chinese history books.