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As the scope of "art" becomes wider and wider, ancient Chinese "craftsmen" and the "cultural relics" they once produced for different purposes with various functions have attracted more and more attention from different academic fields related to art. The reason for this is that the large amount of information it reveals not only confirms the records of the documents and makes up for the shortcomings of the documents, but to a greater extent, it even exists directly as a cultural relic, making us feel that it is sometimes almost more real than words. Regardless of the purpose of the "craftsmen" and whether the products they produced were considered "art" at the time, just from the perspective of craftsmanship or aesthetics, we can still be keenly aware and feel that there are a large number of rich artistic and modeling issues, and even the emotional expression of the maker. It is precisely for this reason that they have been included in the category of "art" one after another and in different categories. In fact, there are already a large number and variety of "craftsman" works handed down from generation to generation, and with the continued archaeological activities, a large number of "cultural relics" are still being unearthed. The new archaeological discoveries also give us a new understanding and perspective on the history of "craftsmen" and their works. This book explores and researches those producers and works.

"Luyuan History" is a local literature and history book written by Mr. Dong Guozhu, the former director of Gaoling County Cultural Center and an expert in literature, history and local documents. It is popular, informative and interesting. This book consists of eight hundred miles of Qinchuan land spirit chapter, ancient city spring and autumn chapter, scenic spots and scenic spots, Han Dynasty Mingjun Jingdi chapter, Gao Xian Tuanshi chapter, Chongqiao Chongwen chapter, famous villages and ancient towns chapter, historical sea survey chapter, folk customs and other chapters. It takes as the main line the numerous historical events that happened in Gaoling, the capital of the Zhou, Qin, Han, Tang and other dynasties, which was founded more than 2300 years ago. In the volume The numerous relevant historical records, narratives, inscriptions, and biographies, with extensive quotations and historical references, tell the story of the ups and downs of Gaoling, an ancient city with a long history, and the simple, elegant, and rich historical and cultural atmosphere. It reproduces the dignity and splendor of Gaoling's history and culture, thereby inspiring people to understand history, advocate culture, cherish the hometown, and love the motherland.

When we look back at the past, trying to understand those ups and downs, and visiting the deeds and voices of our ancestors, we often feel at a loss because history is too vast and vast. Facing five thousand years of Chinese history, how should we interpret it? In fact, most of the ups and downs in history stem from a series of characters and events. These characters and events either opened a new era, reversed the direction of history, or paved the way for the development of history... They are connected bit by bit to form a huge system of history. After reading "Five Thousand Years of China: Xia, Shang and Zhou", and understanding these characters and events, you will be able to see the leopard and find the key to opening the door to history.

"Modern History of China" is known as the pioneering work in the study of modern Chinese history. The book starts from the Opium War and continues to the ongoing Anti-Japanese War. Nearly a century of historical events are condensed into just over 50,000 words. It has a clear theme and historical theory. It reflects Mr. Jiang Tingfu's overall thinking on modern Chinese history for more than ten years and is also inspiring to today's readers. For more than seventy years, this book has been popular on both sides of the Taiwan Strait and is worthy of being a classic of an era. Mr. Shen Weibin said: "This book, which he calls a 'preliminary report', is small in length, but has high academic content... The historical events of the past century are written in a simple and easy-to-understand manner, making it easy to read and read." In this reprint, the text has been fully revised, and nine relevant texts by the author have been collected and supplemented. The content is greatly enriched and improved; at the same time, 16 color historical pictures are included to help readers understand the historical situation.

Wu Zetian is the only female emperor in Chinese history and one of the most influential and controversial figures in Chinese history. Since the mid-Tang Dynasty, people have made various comments on Wu Zetian. Since modern times, its research has received more and more attention, and academic treatises and popular readings have continued to appear. "The Great Biography of Wu Zetian" is the result of Mr. Luo Yuanzhen's lifelong research on Wu Zetian. He is the first person to use new perspectives to re-evaluate Wu Zetian since the founding of New China. It is believed that Wu Zetian was a famous politician in ancient Chinese history. She not only made remarkable achievements in literature, calligraphy, writings, etc., But also attached great importance to the development of culture and art. It played an important role in the historical development of the Tang Dynasty from the rule of Zhenguan to the prosperous age of Kaiyuan. The reason why Wu Zetian was able to become the only female emperor in Chinese history was, first, because she experienced a long-term process of exercising power, gradually eradicating political opposition forces, and thereby gradually establishing a solid political foundation; second, she had outstanding political achievements during her auxiliary period, and her 50 years in power was a relatively prosperous and developed period in the history of the Tang Dynasty. The society was stable, the population increased significantly, the economy was relatively developed, culture was prosperous, ethnic relations were normal and stable, and the border situation was basically stable. All these are preparing sufficient conditions for the arrival of the prosperous Kaiyuan era.

The Western Expeditionary Army of the Taiping Rebellion and the Lan Dashun Uprising Army marched into southern Shaanxi and captured cities and counties. This was an extremely important event in Shaanxi, especially in Hanzhong in modern times. It has been going on for 150 years, and people still often talk about "running for long hair", which shows the deep imprint it left on this place. The deaths of hundreds of thousands of Hanzhong people have and should become part of the memory of Hanzhong. The famous scholar Mr. Ji Xianlin said: "What a nation needs most is people who create and spread culture." As a local chronicler who records the history of Hanzhong, I have long felt that I have the responsibility to explore this history clearly and pass it on to future generations. Therefore, when I was majoring in "Hanzhong Regional Chronicles" and after quitting the workplace, I still paid attention to historical records, collected local chronicles, and conducted field investigations. Every time I learned something, I was overjoyed. These collected historical materials were not dared to be kept privately, so with the support of the Hanshui Culture Research Center of Shaanxi Institute of Technology, they were made public and dedicated to readers today and in future generations, with a view to not forgetting history and passing it on.

This is a practical reference book and an interesting history book. The book is divided into two parts: "Historical Chronology" and "Narrative of Historical Events". It uses time as the longitude and events as the latitude to tell the history of China from prehistory to the Republic of China. Each chapter has a summary and is accompanied by exquisite illustrations.

The book "Modern History of China in the Map of Luda" follows historical facts, emphasizes research, inherits the context, is down-to-earth, has sufficient historical data, and is highly readable. The book is novel and unique in perspective, rich in pictures and texts in form, diverse in content, widely cited in argument, eloquent in narrative, systematic in its approach, and true in its subtleties. It embodies a rigorous, solid, and truth-seeking style of study. It is a document with high comprehensive value in terms of historical preservation, political assistance, and education.

In Chinese history, the Ming Dynasty was one of the dynasties that implemented the most thorough centralization of power. The position of the prime minister was abolished, and the power was divided into six departments, under unified control by the emperor. He developed the royal guards, appointed eunuchs to serve on ceremonies, and later established the East-West Factory. Eventually, Tiqi appeared everywhere and the world was in turmoil... Why did the emperor of the Ming Dynasty trust the spies so much? How much power does Jin Yiti's rider hold? Why is the Supervisor of Ceremonies called the "True Prime Minister"? Within the palace walls and outside the surrounding areas, how do spies, big and small, get their hands on them? What kind of entanglements are there between agents and agents, agents and the emperor? What role did these spies play in the fall of the Zhu Ming Dynasty? This book gathers the history of the Ming Dynasty to comprehensively present the situation of the Ming Dynasty's spies taking advantage of the situation and taking power, leading you to explore the whole picture of the political oppression of the people by the ruling class headed by the emperor, and trace the truth of the collapse of the Ming Dynasty in detail.

"A History of China So Interesting That You Can't Sleep" is written by the up-and-coming historical writer Shi Shijun. Through relaxed and humorous writing, he writes the truth of many events in Chinese history and the little-known historical stories of a large number of historical figures. Its language style is very personal and interesting, and its content respects historical facts. Most of the stories written in the article are based on historical documents, and some contents derived from unofficial history and legends are also explained and analyzed in the article. Be careful with research and tell history hilariously! This book selects historical figures in Chinese history that can arouse people's curiosity. It throws away the constraints of the timeline and details each story. In the book, we discover the laws of human nature hidden deep in history and unearth the survival wisdom of the Chinese people for thousands of years!

The author Feng Huijuan has specially tailored the seven books in the "Five Thousand Years of China" series for readers who love Chinese history. From the Xia and Shang Dynasties to the Ming and Qing Dynasties, she selects important figures and important events in various historical periods of China. She uses concise and clear language and exquisite and vivid pictures to tell historical stories. She strives to help readers systematically understand the overall structure of Chinese history and explore the underlying reasons for the ups and downs of honor and disgrace. The author believes that these books will definitely bring some useful enlightenment to the readers.

One book covers three hundred years of history in the two Song dynasties! Super three-dimensional, super vivid, super-expanding knowledge! "Super Cute Sai Lei", which is watched by 10,000,000 people, lasted for two years. The fourth volume of the carefully drawn Chinese history comic series is now hilarious! The fourth volume of "Chinese History of Sai Lei's Three-Minute Comics" mainly tells the history of the Northern Song Dynasty and the Southern Song Dynasty over three hundred years. Its most outstanding feature is that it uses the humorous style of Sai Lei's comics to tell Chinese history according to chronological clues, allowing readers to understand the development of Chinese history while laughing. This is a comic book about Chinese history that you will want to recommend to people around you after reading it.

Editor-in-chief Mengman, a master's work, an authoritative reference book for children, and a bridge book for elementary school students' basic reading. Papermaking, printing, gunpowder, and the compass are the four great inventions that changed the world. Because of them, culture developed rapidly and became popular, the world political landscape was changed by war, and new continents were discovered and developed. This book starts from the birth of the four great inventions, and sequentially tells the process of their origin, development, overseas expansion, and their profound impact on the world.

If we look at the complete chronology, 1950 is undoubtedly the first year of New China. China's greatest woman of the 20th century, Soong Ching Ling, known as the "National Treasure", was the Vice Chairman of the Central People's Government at the time. She called 1950 "the first year of New China". This year, our republic is filled with a new and prosperous atmosphere. New society, new government, new life, new world... From the relationship between the country to the daily life of the people, people can truly feel the duality of the old and new society, and feel the great changes in China's history. Of course, this is just the beginning, and more spectacular changes are yet to come. In the history of the Republic, the reason why 1950 is a milestone is that it was "the beginning of the one yuan and everything was renewed."

When Mao Zedong came to Beijing from Yan'an, he ordered his subordinates to bring him a set of books, and this was it! It can be said that this set of books is Mao Zedong's introduction to Chinese history. With more than 2,000 years of history from the Qin Dynasty to the Republic of China, Cai Dongfan used official history as the classic and anecdotes as the weft, and used the language of "The Romance of the Three Kingdoms", which is not very profound in writing and not very vulgar in language, to write this most complete set of historical novels in China. From the creation of "Popular Romance of Qing History" in 1915 to the publication of "Popular Romance of Later Han Dynasty" in 1926, the entire set of "Popular Romance of Historical Dynasties" took ten years to complete. In addition to being very story-telling and interesting, this set of novels also attaches great importance to the authenticity of historical materials. Not only can it be used as a general leisure reading, but it can also be used as a reference book for history lovers.

When Mao Zedong came to Beijing from Yan'an, he ordered his subordinates to bring him a set of books, and this was it! It can be said that this set of books is Mao Zedong's introduction to Chinese history. With more than 2,000 years of history from the Qin Dynasty to the Republic of China, Cai Dongfan used official history as the classic and anecdotes as the weft, and used the language of "The Romance of the Three Kingdoms", which is not very profound in writing and not very vulgar in language, to write this most complete set of historical novels in China. From the creation of "Popular Romance of Qing History" in 1915 to the publication of "Popular Romance of Later Han Dynasty" in 1926, the entire set of "Popular Romance of Historical Dynasties" took ten years to complete. In addition to being very story-telling and interesting, this set of novels also attaches great importance to the authenticity of historical materials. Not only can it be used as a general leisure reading, but it can also be used as a reference book for history lovers.

This is the author's fifth collection of essays, which includes 13 articles on Song and Xixia history published in the past five years, as well as 8 articles commemorating and recalling his predecessors in history. Also included are 15 reviews on the domestic economic history research status of Liao, Song, Xixia, Jin and Yuan from 1999 to 2014.

"Journal of Modern History" is an academic journal in the field of modern Chinese history sponsored by the Institute of Modern Chinese History of Central China Normal University. This book is the 14th series of "Journal of Modern History". The book is divided into seven sections: "Research on Economic and Social History", "Research on Political History", "Research on Ideological and Cultural History", "Modern Universities and Society", "Notes", "Review" and "Book Review". The authors are divided into Don't start with areas you are familiar with. The topics involve politics, economy, society, culture and other aspects of the late Qing Dynasty and the Republic of China. There are both re-discussions of previous research and new explorations based on historical materials, including many innovations and breakthroughs.

"Journal of Modern History" is an academic journal in the field of modern Chinese history sponsored by the Institute of Modern Chinese History of Central China Normal University. This book is the 15th volume of the Journal of Modern History. It is divided into six sections: "Written Talk: Issues, Methods and Vision of Research on Industrial Economic History", "Special Column", "Special Research: Research on Overseas Chinese Businessmen", "Research on Economic and Social History", "Research on Education and Ideological History" and "Academic Review". The content covers various aspects of politics, economy, society and culture in the late Qing Dynasty and the Republic of China. It includes re-discussions of previous studies and new explorations based on historical materials, including many innovations and breakthroughs.

This book strives to analyze the cultural origins and deep meaning of ancient Chinese bells from the perspective of cultural communication. Chinese ancient bells have gone through a development process from being mainly musical instruments to being mainly ritual vessels, and the cultural characteristics of ancient bells are also changing. In order to elucidate the complex process of the spread of bell culture, the book takes the different communication contexts of bell culture as the entry point and conducts in-depth analysis of the palace bell culture, temple bell culture and folk bell tower culture.

This book is a collection of papers from the "Third International Academic Symposium on the Social and Cultural History of Modern China". Chinese and foreign scholars at this conference exchanged and discussed new concepts and methods in the study of modern Chinese social and cultural history, as well as academic issues in marriage, gender, sexual ethics, folklore, medical treatment, health, education, justice and other fields. It displayed the latest research results of Chinese modern social and cultural history, highlighted the cutting-edge trends of academic research, and will further promote the attention and in-depth discussion of Chinese modern social and cultural history by Chinese and foreign academic circles.

This book discusses relevant practical and theoretical issues related to the formation and development of the Southwest Territory, and conducts comparative research on the characteristics, status, role, and contribution of the Yunnan Frontier in the formation and development of China's Territory, as well as its similarities and differences with other border areas. It not only enriches the construction of the theory of the formation and development of the ancient Chinese Territory, but also helps to deeply understand the actual Southwest Frontier issues.

"Journal of Modern History" is an academic journal in the field of modern Chinese history sponsored by the Institute of Modern Chinese History of Central China Normal University. This book is the 13th volume of "Journal of Modern History". The book is divided into seven sections: "Publishing Essays of Zhang Kaiyuan's Collected Works", "Cultural Exchanges between East and West", "Research on the History of the Revolution of 1911", "Research on Hubei Local History", "Research on Economic and Social History", "Research on Ideological and Cultural History" and "Book Reviews".

This book is a new monograph written by the author based on the published works "Critical Biography of Shi Lang", "Shi Lang Chronicle", "Biography of General Shi Lang" and many related papers, combined with new research results. The book conducts a detailed study on the acquisition methods and amounts of various types of land including Shi Lang's land in Taiwan, explains the relationship between Shi Lang's political opinions on Taiwan and the industries he owns in Taiwan, analyzes the complex reasons for Shi Langshu's request to stay in Taiwan, and evaluates Shi Lang's contribution to running Guanzhuang in Taiwan.

The political thoughts of the Sima family and the etiquette scholars of the Wei and Jin Dynasties had a profound influence on the official Confucianism of the Wei and Jin Dynasties, but few people paid attention to it in the study of ancient Chinese intellectual history. This book systematically analyzes the political thoughts of this interest group from three levels: ideological concepts, system construction, and political struggles. It points out that Confucianism, which is a mixture of Taoism and Legalism, dominates their ideological characteristics in political practice, thereby more comprehensively revealing the theoretical characteristics, evolution process, and historical significance of official Confucianism in this period.

"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. The columns of this issue (the 27th) include "Features of the Journal", "Persons of the Republic of China", "Border Affairs of the Republic of China" and "Monographs", etc. The relevant papers can be used as reference for academic circles, and other articles are also of considerable academic value.

The author of this book spent more than a year and traveled more than 100,000 miles to search for the inscriptions, cliffs, temples, and ruins that have survived to this day in the Northern Song Dynasty. He visited the places where major historical events and famous battles took place, and used this as a context to form a narrative of Song history from another perspective. This book not only records the current situation of cultural relics and sites, but also pays attention to the fireworks of modern life. The comparison of the two creates a deep emotion about the vicissitudes of life. During the search and investigation, we discovered details obscured by traditional historical narratives and explored the possibility of reconstructing the narrative context of Song history.

In order to meet the needs of readers for concise and popular historical readings, Professor Fan Shuzhi has carefully polished and presented a history book suitable for easy reading and increasing knowledge in the form of pictures and text, based on his lifelong research and two best-selling general history books - "A Summary of National History" and "Sixteen Lectures on National History". Under the structure of the dynasty system, this book selects a number of topics to focus on in each period, trying to express the most content with the least words, and strives to explain the profound things in simple terms. This book is indeed concise but not superficial, and professional but not boring. The pictures and words in the book are equally important, complementing each other and complementing each other. Professor Fan Shuzhi said: History gives people the insight into everything and the wisdom beyond time and space to examine the past, present and future without being confused by the small space in front of them. Don't forget that Kunming Pond is shallow and better for watching fish than Fuchun River.

1. This book combines "chronology of major events" and "narration of historical events", taking into account both instrumentality and interest. It can be queried and read. 2. The book begins with the Opium War in 1840 and ends with the founding ceremony of the People's Republic of China on October 1, 1949. It is divided into eleven chapters in chronological order, with a general introduction before each chapter. 3. The two columns on the left and right of the page present the development of modern Chinese history in a chronological manner. A chronology is used throughout the book to indicate the AD, dynasties, emperors' reigns and the Republic of China. The subsequent "Events" column contains an overview of the rise and fall of dynasties, regime changes, reforms, political disputes, Sino-foreign exchanges, wars, battles, peace talks, cultural achievements, important figures, etc. As the main content. 4. The two columns in the middle of the page introduce the important historical facts of modern China in the form of a chronicle, and give a complete description of the development of events and the life contributions of the characters. The title is eye-catching, the narrative is clear, and it can echo the chronology. 5. Major events in modern world history are compared with Chinese history in the chronology. 6. The table of contents details the titles of historical events in chronological order. 7. The whole book uses time as the longitude and events and characters as the latitude, showing the grandeur of modern Chinese history. It is a reference book on modern Chinese history that is convenient for inquiry and suitable for students and the general public to read.

This book is a collection of expert papers and some award-winning essays from the international academic symposium "Chinese Civilization and Common Values ​​of Mankind" jointly sponsored by the Chinese Culture Institute, the Confucius Foundation, Shandong University, and Shandong Chinese Cultural Institute. It aims to use Chinese wisdom to explain the common values ​​of mankind. Focusing on the theme of "Chinese civilization and common values ​​of mankind", the articles included in this book focus on the contribution of Chinese civilization to the construction of common values ​​of mankind, the sinicization of Chinese civilization and Marxism, and the exchanges and mutual learning between Chinese civilization and world civilizations.

For several dawns in the recent period, as soon as I woke up, a scene would appear in front of me, a bit like an over-worn shadow puppet. In places where light should not leak, details of the dream that should not be shown always leaked out, causing those dream characters to prematurely reveal their heroic spirit and bravery. , And the beauty with flaming red lips opened up the white bones under her plump breasts... These are some details that should be completely forgotten. The problem is that they can never be forgotten. They grow arrogantly, ragged and strong, and talk to themselves in front of me, becoming my opponent to laugh at. Fortunately, they could not hold on for long. In broad daylight, they faded and faded, returning to the depths of dreams to hibernate, and continued to interpret chapters of their stories the next day. We are mediocre, but even so, for those who have great responsibilities from heaven, the power of divine revelation in dreams is simply incomparable.

This is an era of heroes and endless wars. If you are born at the wrong time, even if you are an emperor, you will be helpless. Some people live in a corner and just want to survive; some people have the world in mind and are bent on seeking hegemony; some people waste their lives without a moment of peace; some people are arrogant and arrogant, but inevitably end in a bleak way. When times are bad, even heroes cannot escape the tragic end. Is it pity that a good general rarely meets a hero, or is it pity that a hero dies in a palace wall? Is it sad to have great ambitions but not realize your grand plans, or to be patient until your demise? This is the Southern and Northern Dynasties, starting from the chaos of the Wei and Jin Dynasties, and starting from the prosperous age of the Sui and Tang Dynasties. The years have washed away the tears of heroes, and the wars have brought the blood of the powerful. When the country is unified, each one has become the soul of the game. This is the Southern and Northern Dynasties. When they came, they were in troubled times and disputes. When they returned, the dust came to rest for a while. But it was worth looking back to a desolate place with a broken country.

In order to deeply implement the spirit of the central and provincial urban work conference and comprehensively reflect the construction of new urbanization in Shaanxi Province, the Shaanxi Provincial New Urbanization and Human Settlements Environment Research Institute evaluated the implementation of the "Shaanxi Provincial New Urbanization Plan (2014-2020)" and formed the "Shaanxi Provincial New Urbanization Development Report (2016)" on this basis. The "Report" aligns with the relevant requirements of the new urbanization planning of the country and the province, builds a comprehensive indicator system for the development of new urbanization in Shaanxi Province, evaluates the new urbanization construction of the province and 10 cities and one district, strives to summarize patterns, identify problems, and provide forward-looking and targeted suggestions for government decision-making, laying a solid foundation for our province to accelerate the development of new urbanization and build a prosperous, harmonious and beautiful Shaanxi.

History is continuous. During the dynasty changes from the Ming to the Qing, the basic structure of the power structure has always maintained a strong inertia. Corruption is the entrance to analyzing this power structure. This book focuses on the Ming and Qing Dynasties, and uses clear logic and vivid details to completely tell the whole story of Zhu Yuanzhang, Hongli and others' anti-corruption efforts. By elaborating on their background, process, outcome and impact, it focuses on the various difficulties that caused the Ming and Qing dynasties to be trapped in the quagmire of corruption. Taking "bad regulations", a phenomenon of corruption that ran through the Ming and Qing dynasties, as an entry point, it reproduces the imperial institutional structure and officialdom ecology at that time, deeply explores the root causes of the decline of the Ming and Qing dynasties, and puts forward reflections that transcend the times.

This book contains five latest research articles that discuss the revolutionary basis of the history of the Communist Party of China. The time spans the three periods of the Agrarian Revolution, the Anti-Japanese War, and the War of Liberation. However, the issues of the five seemingly unrelated articles are fundamentally the same. They are all at critical junctures when the enemy is strong and we are weak, and even the strength of the two sides is disparate. They are all faced with a series of new problems that have never been encountered before. It examines how revolutionary forces, especially important revolutionary base areas, developed or were consolidated from small to large in different environments. This book also includes two historical papers directly related to the issue of revolutionary base areas. Since they do not focus on how to create and develop revolutionary base areas, they are included as appendices to this book. The book starts from newly discovered first-hand historical materials, and has a different explanation and new historical perspective than previous articles discussing the CCP's revolutionary base areas. In addition, this is the latest work of a ninety-year-old man who has been writing non-stop. It is published for the first time, which has a different meaning.

The whole book uses less than 30,000 words, concisely and concisely summarizing the main deeds in the life of Wu Zetian, the famous Empress of the Tang Dynasty in Chinese history, as well as her political actions, social outlook, main political and economic systems and major historical events during her reign, as well as involving ethnic relations, important cultural achievements, etc. The point of view is clear, the content is specific, and the writing is easy to understand. For the convenience of reading, the content of the book is divided into several parts, chapters, sections, headings, sub-headings, etc., With titles for each, making it clear at a glance.

This book introduces and evaluates Yuan Chonghuan, a historical figure in the late Ming Dynasty of China. Combining Yuan Chonghuan's way of doing things for others, the author summarizes Yuan Chonghuan's spirit into four dimensions: benevolence, wisdom, courage and integrity. Among them, benevolence refers to his benevolence and closeness to the people, pointing out his patriotism and love for the people; wisdom refers to his pursuit of wisdom and innovation, pointing out his characteristics of seeking wisdom and innovation; courage refers to his bravery and struggle, pointing out his character characteristics of being diligent, brave and fearless in the face of danger; integrity refers to his integrity and honesty, pointing out his non-corruption and upright spirit in serving as an official.

At the end of 1947, Mr. Pu Jiangqing and Mr. Zhu Ziqing participated in the signature campaign of "A Letter to the Students and the Government for the Anti-Civil War Movement" organized by Qian Duansheng and others. After Mr. Zhu died of illness, he led all the teachers and students of the Chinese Department to usher in the peaceful liberation of Beijing, and actively participated in revolutionary movements such as land reform and the War to Resist U. S. Aggression and Aid Korea. The article "Qu Yuan" he wrote was included in "Twelve Poets of the Motherland" compiled by Tsinghua University teachers and students, and all the proceeds were donated to the Chinese People's Volunteers.

The book uses less than 40,000 words to succinctly summarize the main deeds of the famous Qin Shihuang in Chinese history, as well as his political actions, social appearance, main political and economic systems and major historical events during his reign. The point of view is clear, the content is specific, and the writing is easy to understand. For the convenience of reading, the content of the book is divided into several parts, chapters, sections, headings, sub-headings, etc., With titles for each, making it clear at a glance.

The War to Aid Korea and Anti-Japanese War during the Wanli Period of the Ming Dynasty was an international war that had a profound impact on the political and military structure of East Asia. This book details the reasons, process, results, and impact of aiding Korea to fight against the Japanese. This war exposed many institutional flaws of the Ming Dynasty. This book has an objective point of view, detailed information, and vivid descriptions. It fully shows the panoramic view of the war and has great reference value for future generations to study the history of the Ming Dynasty.

This article discusses Yu Qian's life course, and there are four realms: being struck out of the mountains with thousands of hammers, being burned by fire as if it were nothing, not afraid of being shattered into pieces, and wanting to leave his innocence in the world. Before he stepped onto the stage of history, Yu Qian was tempered by thousands of blows and entered his official career; when he stepped onto the stage of history, he was tempered by the burning fire and became iron-clad; before he stepped onto the top of the stage of history, he endured the torture of being broken into pieces and became a hero; after exiting the stage of history, he finally left his innocence in the world and will be remembered in history forever. The four realms of Yu Qian's life are the spiritual wealth he left to future generations and have universal social significance.

This book starts with the historical evaluation of Emperor Kangxi, and proposes that Emperor Kangxi is an emperor in the history of Chinese dynasties for a thousand years in terms of his historical achievements and personal character. It also introduces Emperor Kangxi's historical contributions from political, economic, cultural, social and other aspects. In addition, this book also focuses on the influence of Emperor Kangxi's diligent study and emphasis on the education of his descendants, and introduces Kangxi's way of reading from the perspectives of four stages, four realms, and four points of experience. Finally, the author also summarizes several reasons for the emergence of the Kangxi era.

Hai Rui (1514-1587), also known as Ruxian and Gangfeng, was a native of Qiongshan, Hainan (now Haikou City). A famous upright official in the Ming Dynasty. Hai Rui experienced the four dynasties of Zhengde, Jiajing, Longqing and Wanli in his life. In 1549 (the 28th year of the Jiajing reign), Hai Rui passed the provincial examination and was first appointed as the Jiaoyu of Nanping, Fujian Province. Later, he was promoted to the magistrate of Chun'an, Zhejiang and Xingguo County, Jiangxi. He promoted clearing the heads and leveling taxes, repeatedly redressed unjust, false and wrong cases, and cracked down on corrupt officials, winning the hearts of the people. After being promoted, he successively held the positions of prefectural judge, head of the Ministry of Household Affairs, head of the Ministry of War, Shang Baocheng, general administrator of the two capitals, and censor of Youqiandu. He cracked down on tyrants, dredged rivers, built water conservancy projects, advocated severe punishment of corrupt officials, prohibited taking bribes for personal gain, and implemented a whip law to force corrupt officials to return their fields to the people, thus earning him the reputation of "Haiqingtian". In 1587 (the fifteenth year of Wanli), Hai Rui died of illness in his official residence in Nanjing. As a gift to the crown prince and Taibao, he was given the posthumous title Zhongjie. After Hai Rui's death, legends about him were widely circulated among the people.

This book is a biography of Liang Qichao written by Zheng Zhenduo. Liang Qichao (February 23, 1873 - January 19, 1929), also known as Zhuoru, Renfu, Rengong, also known as the master of Yinbingshi, Yinbingzi, Ai Shike, a new citizen of China, and the master of Free Zhai. During the Guangxu period of the Qing Dynasty, he was a thinker, politician, educator, historian and writer in modern China. One of the leaders of the Reform Movement of 1898 (Hundred Days Reform), a representative figure of modern Chinese reformists and neo-Legalists.

The Beiyang Navy, formally established in 1888, is a modern naval fleet established by China. It is also the strongest and largest of the four modern navies established by the Qing Dynasty. This book narrates historical facts such as shipbuilding and purchase, the establishment of the Beiyang Navy, the Yellow Sea War, the fall of Lushunkou and Weihaiwei, and the destruction of the Beiyang Navy. The views are objective and fair, and the descriptions are vivid and exciting. It shows the epic growth and combat experience of the Chinese Navy in the late Qing Dynasty, and has great reference and reference significance.

The Huangchao Uprising, also known as the Huangchao Rebellion, refers to the civil uprising led by Huang Chao from the fifth year of Qianfu (878 AD) to the fourth year of Zhonghe (884 AD). It is the follow-up to Wang Xianzhi's uprising. It was also the longest-lasting, most widespread, and most far-reaching peasant uprising among the civil uprisings in the late Tang Dynasty. However, due to long-term mobile operations, no stable rear, lack of economic guarantee and mass base, it was difficult to last for a long time, which led to the final failure of the rebel army. This book introduces in detail the ins and outs of the Huangchao Uprising and its impact on later generations.

The whole book uses less than 40,000 words and concisely summarizes the basic laws of the development of ancient Chinese society in the Spring and Autumn and Warring States periods and the basic features of society in the past dynasties, as well as the main political and economic systems, major historical events, major historical figures, ethnic relations, important cultural achievements, etc. Due to the appropriate weight, it is suitable for teaching and learning, the content is systematic and the key points are prominent; the viewpoint is novel and does not follow the old theory; it is easy to understand and highly readable. In addition, this book also makes the necessary absorption of some new research results and new archaeological discoveries in the academic world.

This book concisely introduces the education situation in China from ancient times to the present, discusses the changes in educational ideas, changes in education forms, changes in educated people, changes in teaching content over more than two thousand years, etc., And tells the impact of Chinese education on politics, culture, society and other aspects from ancient times to the present. This book combs the development history of education in my country for the first time, actively advocates the importance of education, and discusses the future development direction of education in China, new forms of education and other issues.

This book systematically introduces Gu Kaizhi, a famous painter in ancient my country, and introduces Gu Kaizhi's life, Gu Kaizhi's "Three Wonders", Gu Kaizhi's mural creation in his youth, Gu Kaizhi's theory on figure painting, and several of his important existing works, such as "Luo Shen Fu Tu" and "Nv Shi Proverbs". It analyzes specific works to better introduce the important value of the paintings, and finally introduces Gu Kaizhi's important contribution to landscape painting.

Based on historical materialism, this book outlines the basic laws of historical development from primitive society to the Western Zhou Dynasty, the basic social situation of the main dynasties or historical stages, the main political and economic systems, major events and main figures, national history and national relations, important cultural achievements and cultural exchanges between China and foreign countries, etc. It can provide readers with basic knowledge about ancient Chinese history. The point of view is clear, the content is specific, and the writing is easy to understand. For the convenience of reading, the content of the book is divided into several parts, chapters, sections, headings, sub-headings, etc., With titles for each, making it clear at a glance.