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This book uses simple and vivid language to comprehensively and briefly introduce the history of Beijing. The author first starts with the "Beijing people" in the Paleolithic Age, pointing out the long history of Beijing, and then introduces in historical order the history of Jicheng, the capital of Yan, an important northern town from the Qin and Han Dynasties to the Sui and Tang Dynasties, Nanjing, the companion capital of the Liao Dynasty, Zhongdu of the Jin Dynasty, the capital of the Yuan Dynasty, the city of Beijing in the Ming and Qing Dynasties, Peking in the Republic of China, and even the history of Beijing after the founding of New China. This book not only introduces the historical development context, but also introduces Beijing's important historical monuments, beautiful gardens, famous historical figures and splendid cultural heritage.

This book uses a combination of historical documents and on-the-spot investigation to comprehensively sort out and introduce the history of the Beijing-Hangzhou Grand Canal based on the author's academic research results over the years. The book also runs through the techniques, important events, successes and failures of the ancients in building the Grand Canal, providing reference for today's protection and development.

"Chinese History Speech" was created during the Anti-Japanese War. It aims to carry forward the national spirit through the discussion of Chinese history and provide historical basis for the unity of all ethnic groups in the Anti-Japanese War. The first part of this book, "Ethnic Inference," attempts to prove that the five ethnic groups, Han, Manchu, Mongolian, Hui, and Tibetan, have the same origin. Although it is not very scientific, it fully reflects the author's sense of worry and national sentiment. The second part, "Discussions on the Compilation of the General History of China," was written to clean up the general history of China. The points that should be paid attention to when writing history and the views on Neo-Confucianism of the Song and Ming Dynasties all reveal the author's national outlook, historical outlook and academic historical outlook.

This book is a brief history of women's life in ancient China written by Tian Jiaying. It tells about women's issues in ancient Chinese society from the aspects of society, system and culture, such as the social status of women in ancient China, daily life of women in ancient China, material culture related to women in ancient China, etc., And outlines the social picture and family life of women in ancient China.

This book mainly revolves around the mysteries and secrets of the Forbidden City in the Qing Dynasty. For example, the origin of the surname Aixinjueluo of the ruler of the Qing Dynasty, the battle for the throne of Emperor Taizong Huang Taiji of the Qing Dynasty, Emperor Kangxi's establishment of a prince, the assassination of the Forbidden City during the reign of Emperor Jiaqing, the cause of death of Emperor Guangxu, the education of the princes of the Qing Dynasty, etc. From a time point of view, these mysterious cases run through the entire Qing Dynasty; from a geographical point of view, they involve Xingjing Hetuala, Shengjing, Shenyang and Beijing. In terms of content scope, it involves national affairs and the emperor's family affairs. The secrets of these mysterious cases are either to avoid being kept secret by the venerable, or due to unclear historical records, there are many explanations, and it is difficult for outsiders to know the details. In addition, there are different opinions in unofficial historical novels, so it is even more confusing. Based on the perspective of official history, the author uses first-hand historical materials and the latest archaeological research and scientific research results to conduct detailed analysis and detailed research to explore the clues of history and discover the truth behind it. This book is equipped with more than 200 high-definition and exquisite pictures, with solid and rich content.

"Persistence and Breakthrough: Li Hongzhang and the Qing Empire" reviews the history of Li Hongzhang from his time as a disciple of Zeng Guofan to his death in his twilight years. It analyzes Li Hongzhang's gains and losses, merits and demerits, sins and regrets as a minister in power, and affirms Li Hongzhang's objective image as a reformer in the late Qing Dynasty. He was idle in his early years and served as Zeng Guofan's staff but had no ambitions. Later, he founded the Huai Army, made extraordinary achievements in suppressing the Taiping Army, and became a feudal official. The Westernization Movement brought his reputation to its peak, but the Sino-Japanese War shattered his dream of becoming a powerful country, and he quickly declined from prosperity. He could only deal with the diplomatic arena of the great powers, and "repair" the Qing government with a heart that endured humiliation and heavy burdens until his death. Li Hongzhang is regarded as a famous official of the ZTE who "re-created Xuanhuang" and was the "paper" and "searchlight" of the Qing Empire. His life is not only a portrayal of the decades of the late Qing Dynasty, but also a microcosm of China's modern history. His failure was the failure of the late Qing government. It was the inevitable outcome of the late Qing government's failure to understand the general trend of the world and the development of history. The whole book clearly shows the fate and struggle of individuals in the political situation under the great history. It is tragic, vivid, ups and downs, and fascinating.

The Qing Dynasty was a controversial dynasty. It had both the glorious scene of the "Kangxi and Qianlong Dynasties" and the tragic record of the "Opium War"; it had the glory of recovering Taiwan and expelling Tsarist Russia, but also the humiliation of ceding land and indemnity, and the destruction of mountains and rivers; it had the founder of the country, the emperor of the world, the mediocre king, and even the fallen emperor. It inherited the feudal monarchy that lasted for thousands of years, and initiated the torrent of democratic republic.

"New History of the Yuan Dynasty" was written by Ke Shaobin at the end of the Qing Dynasty and the beginning of the Republic of China. It was based on the "History of the Yuan Dynasty" and was compiled again after considering the profits and losses. It took thirty years to complete. There are 257 volumes in total, including 26 volumes of chronicles, 7 volumes of tables, 70 volumes of chronicles, and 154 volumes of biographies. It is a huge chronological history in modern times.

The book "Selected Historical Records" incorporates Mr. Wang Boxiang's lifelong efforts in studying "Records of the Historian". So far, this "Selected Historical Records" is still the highest academic level among the anthologies of "Records of the Historian" published at home and abroad. The "Preface" at the beginning of this book systematically discusses Sima Qian's life, the great historical and literary achievements, far-reaching influence and version knowledge of "Historical Records". It is a unique insightful discussion of "Historical Records" and an enlightening research guide to "Historical Records". This book has been reprinted in the 1980s, 1990s and the beginning of this century. This time it is planned to be reprinted as one of the excellent brand series "Chinese Classical Literature Reader Series Collection".

This book is a collection of many academic papers by the famous scholar Lei Haizong. The author Lei Haizong comprehensively discusses his research results on the Chinese military system and Chinese culture. This is a book that comprehensively understands the Chinese military system and the culture of "soldiers", that is, the history of "martial ethics". There are many traditional books on the military system, but Lei Haizong introduced the analytical methods of Western social sciences into the study, and conducted an in-depth and comprehensive analysis of the spirit of soldiers in Chinese culture. Starting from this, he explored many noteworthy characteristics of the entire Chinese culture, and keenly foresaw the renaissance of the Chinese army. His views are refreshing.

Textbooks written by Long Yusheng, a master of Ci poetry in the Republic of China, including macro history of Ci, rules of Ci, appreciation and identification, etc.

Famous contemporary historians and educators introduce Western history, combine it with Chinese tradition, and rethink history.

This book starts from the perspective of architecture (including the Great Wall, the Forbidden City, the Pagoda of Baoen Temple, Marco Polo Bridge, and archways), people (including emperors, officials, soldiers, artists, and philosophers), animals (including cormorants, musk deer, turtles, and phoenixes), and plants (ginseng, rhubarb, etc.) , Tea, fruit trees), customs (including celebrations, funerals, punishments), transportation (including cars, boats, sedan chairs) and Chinese characters, it analyzes the visual image of China and its cultural exchanges in European documents from the 15th to the 18th century with pictures and texts.

This book collects the works of the famous historian Yang Junru on the Nine-Rank Zhongzheng System, and includes 4 appendices. Among them, "Nine Ranks of Zhongzheng and the Families of the Six Dynasties" makes a preliminary exploration of the reasons, contents, pros and cons of the emergence of the Nine Ranks of Zhongzheng system and its relationship with the clan system. It is the pioneer work of modern Chinese scholars studying the Nine Ranks of Zhongzheng system. In the first half of the 20th century, as Western learning spread eastward, Chinese scholars' understanding of the Tu people in the Six Dynasties began to go beyond the Qing's superficial summary of "the Jiangzuo gentry had no meritorious officials" and began to sort out relevant historical materials from aspects such as institutions and marriages. The appendix contains the chronology of Yang Junru's deeds by the late Confucian classics master He Guangfeng, which can give readers a clearer understanding of Mr. Yang Junru.

This book was first published in 1979 as one of the "Chinese History Series" of Zhonghua Book Company, and has not been reprinted since. This time it is included in the "New History Series", and the author himself will appropriately supplement historical materials and make substantive fine-tuning to some parts of the original content. The author concisely introduces the history of changes in newspapers and periodicals in my country over 1,300 years from five parts: early newspapers, foreign newspaper activities in my country, forums advocating reform, trumpets for democratic revolution, and newspapers after the Revolution of 1911.

China's ancient pagodas are one of the carriers of China's five thousand-year civilization history. Ancient pagodas add luster to the cities, mountains and forests of the motherland. The ancient pagodas standing in the north and south of the Yangtze River are known as the outstanding high-rise buildings in ancient China. Mr. Luo Zhewen introduced the origin, spread, shape, regional distribution and other issues of ancient Chinese pagodas in the form of a combination of pictures and texts. All the pictures in this book were taken by Mr. Luo Zhewen himself during his inspection, and the textual research on the construction age of the ancient pagoda in the book is particularly valuable.

Genghis Khan was an outstanding statesman and military strategist in the history of our country, with outstanding achievements in his life. The book briefly describes Genghis Khan's historical achievements, from the initial unification of all Mongolian tribes, to the conquest of Xixia and the Jin Kingdom, and the westward expedition, until he died of illness during the journey. It introduces Genghis Khan's contribution to the advancement of history to inspire readers' national pride.

Zhuangzi (approximately 369 BC - 286 BC), a philosopher in the mid-Warring States Period, was a great thinker, philosopher, and writer in the pre-Qin period of my country, and the main founder of Taoism. Zhuangzi and Laozi, the founder of Taoism, are both known as "Laozi and Zhuangzi", and their philosophical system of thought is respected as "Laozi and Zhuangzi philosophy" by the academic circle of thought. By combing historical materials and integrating personal research experience, the author introduces Zhuangzi's life and thoughts in a short space of time. The discussion is dense and rigorous, the writing is concise, and the writing is lucid. It is both academic and informative and very suitable for reading.

Han Xin (approximately 231 BC - 196 BC), Han nationality, native of Huaiyin (formerly Huaiyin County, Jiangsu Province, now Huaiyin District), was a founding hero of the Western Han Dynasty, an outstanding military strategist in Chinese history, and one of the Three Heroes of the Early Han Dynasty along with Xiao He and Zhang Liang. Li Guang (-119 BC), Han nationality, was born in Chengji, Longxi (now Qin'an County, Tianshui, Gansu Province). He was a famous general in China's Western Han Dynasty. When he was appointed as the prefect of Youbeiping County (Zhipinggang County, southwest of today's Ningcheng, Inner Mongolia), the Huns were afraid of him and called him a flying general. They did not dare to invade for several years. This book is a collection of Han Xin's biographies and Li Guang's biographies.

This book is an overview of Qing history by Mr. Dai Yi, a well-known expert on Qing and modern history in my country. It tells the development of the Qing Dynasty over three hundred years in chronological order. It has a rigorous structure and careful argumentation, closely follows the development of the times, pays attention to major issues in the process of China's modern history, and provides useful experience and reference for China's modernization path to be more convenient, smooth, and reasonable. This book has clear viewpoints, substantial content, rich historical materials, vivid writing, and a perfect unity of ideological and academic aspects.

Mr. Li Jingci had the habit of keeping a diary, and the preserved diary began in October 1949. These diaries record the editing and publishing work in the process from the private public bookstore to the public-private joint venture Beijing Public Bookstore Publishing House to the state-owned Beijing Publishing House, which is very helpful for future generations to study the development history of Beijing Publishing House. The diary records the situation of social and cultural life at that time, pays attention to social and cultural hot spots, and records the details of all aspects of clothing, food, housing and transportation, depicting a vivid scroll of life, which is of high value for future generations to study and understand the social life of that era.

In our memory, all memories of history are ultimately wars. All the rise and fall, accidents, motives, strategies, economies, and natural disasters were all prepared to direct the wars that changed history. It was also these wars that condensed all our views, impressions, ridicules, and imaginations about history. Through these descriptions, the author connects the thread of ancient Chinese history. "The History of China I Can't Want to Read: Qin Unifies the World" takes the rise and fall of the three families from the Jin Dynasty to the unification of the world in the Qin Dynasty as the outline, and tells history through twelve famous battles. After reading to the end, we found that there are too many last resorts in history. The kings who subjugate their country are not necessarily bastards. The traitors and sycophants in power are not necessarily so hateful. Loyal ministers and filial sons must also be looked at separately. When they were making choices, when they were doing things that determined the rise and fall of their country and the people's lives, they had many options, and no major choice was easy. After reading to the end, we will inevitably put ourselves in your shoes and think about what you would choose if you faced this kind of situation in the future, and what the outcome will be after the choice is made.

Mao Zedong and Soong Ching Ling: "Dear eldest sister, how are you? Did you sleep well?" Mao Zedong and Yang Kaihui: "We are your best friends in the world." Mao Zedong and Ding Ling: "Yesterday Miss Wen is today General Wu." Mao Zedong said: "Times have changed, and men and women are the same." Mao Zedong also said: "Women can hold up half the sky." This is what Mao Zedong said and what he did. This book uses a large number of authoritative documents, precious historical photos and personal experiences of the parties involved, and uses documentary techniques and detailed and vivid language to record the interaction between Mao Zedong and more than a dozen women, including Song Qingling, Yang Kaihui, Zhu Zhongli, Zeng Zhi, Liu Ying, Zhang Wenqiu, Liu Siqi, Mao Zejian, Zhang Hanzhi, Hou Bo, etc. It reproduces the unique personality charm and unparalleled interpersonal art of a generation of great men. During it, there are otherworldly love, soul-stirring family affection, overwhelming pride, and heart-to-heart friendship... Full of legendary color, tear-jerking and breathtaking.

This book is a monograph on the military diplomacy of the Tang Dynasty by Professor Wang Zhenping, a famous scholar of Tang history. This book cites numerous sources and narrates the complex and ever-changing relationship of "mutual benefit" and "interdependence" between the Tang Dynasty and neighboring regimes such as the Turks, Uighurs, Korea, Nanzhao, and Tubo in "multipolar" Asia. It also provides an incisive and original analysis of the central and local dual management system of the Tang Dynasty's foreign relations, as well as the role of "morality" and "righteousness" in foreign policy thinking.

After the first two editions of the book were successfully published, the author compiled and improved the latest scientific research results based on the collection of new historical materials. It took five years to re-compile the book and provide it to college teachers and students as a "21st century course material." The author of this book adopts a Marxist historical perspective to narrate and analyze the history from the establishment of the Republic of China and the rule of the Beiyang Government, the Northern Expedition and the National Revolutionary Movement, the rule of the Nanjing National Government, the rise of the Chinese Soviet Movement, the development and growth of the Chinese Workers' and Peasants' Red Army, the Anti-Japanese War, the full-scale outbreak of the Chinese Civil War, the People's Liberation Army's shift to strategic offensive, the collapse of the Kuomintang's mainland rule, the collapse of the Nanjing National Government on the mainland, and the founding of the People's Republic of China. The internal use involves politics, economy, culture, and military. This book has been selected by many universities as a "21st century course textbook" for undergraduates, junior college students, and graduate students.

The Liao, Jin, and Yuan dynasties, as dynasties governed by ethnic minorities in Chinese history, are a part of history that cannot be ignored. Therefore, the historical stories of the Liao, Jin, and Yuan dynasties compiled in this book not only restore the splendor of history, but are also of great significance to the further exploration of history.

This book takes the analysis of China's reform and opening up as the starting point, makes a special review of China's great achievements in political, economic, diplomatic and social development since the reform and opening up, and discusses China's development path and the road to rejuvenation as a great power. The discussion is specific and profound, the analysis is rational and comprehensive, closely follows the Chinese model, Chinese experience, Chinese path and Chinese values ​​in the practice of reform and opening up, puts forward in-depth theoretical thinking and academic viewpoints, and makes new theoretical contributions to further deepening reform, expanding opening up, actively promoting the development of my country's modernization cause, and comprehensively realizing the governance of a major country.

"A Brief History of China" is an introductory book on Chinese history written by Lu Simian. It tells the 5,000-year history of China in simple and concise language. The content of the book is easy to understand and well organized, and is highly praised by famous writers. Once published, it was warmly welcomed by readers, and the first edition was reprinted nearly 200 times.

"The Archives and Documents of the Lytton Investigation" is the first collection of precious historical materials in China that systematically and comprehensively collects and organizes a large number of domestic and foreign archives, investigation reports, submissions, newspapers, etc. Surrounding the September 18th Incident and the Lytton Investigation. The author team went to the League of Nations and the United Nations Archives in Geneva, Switzerland, to sort out the translation series of archives. It is of extremely high historical value for studying the history of Sino-Japanese relations and the history of the 14-year Anti-Japanese War.

This book focuses on four documents of the Tang Dynasty, as well as other related records of the Tang Dynasty. Focusing on the major topic of "Tang Dynasty and Central Asia", this book explores the changes in the Silk Road in the Tang Dynasty, the location and route of the cities in Central Asia, and the political development of the Central Asian barbarians in the 7th and 8th centuries. Development, the evolution of the political relationship between the Central Asian barbarians and the Tang Dynasty, the political relationship between the Central Asian barbarians, the Tang Dynasty and Dashi, the role of the Tang Dynasty in supporting the barbarians in Central Asia in their struggle against the Dashi, the extent to which the Tang people understood the Central Asian barbarians, and the credibility of the Chinese records. In terms of research methods, we strive to compare Arab-Islamic geographical documents, Central Asian archaeological data and Tang Dynasty documentary records, and analyze the results of previous research.

This book is a study of the status, role and influence of Chengdu in the Chinese Air Force's operations against Japan. As an important base in the rear area of ​​the Anti-Japanese War, Chengdu played a special and key role in all aspects of the Chinese Air Force's operations against Japan. Completing this manuscript on the 70th anniversary of the victory of the Anti-Japanese War has important practical significance, academic value and social benefits. This project is the research result of researcher Wang Ping of the Chengdu Academy of Social Sciences and her team. It has a solid research foundation, clear research ideas, standardized research design, rich research materials, scientific research methods, and rich research content.

Feitian is a decorative art image that appears in Buddhist art in the form of paintings, sculptures, etc. It is also the most distinctive decorative painting in Dunhuang murals. This book borrows the three categories of "image", "word" and "meaning" from ancient Chinese aesthetics to structure the full text. After tracing the origin of the concept of Feitian, it examines Feitian from three aspects: the image of Feitian in murals, the myth of Chang'e flying to the moon in literature, and the intrinsic connection between Feitian and Chinese culture. It explores the Chinese cultural genes of Feitian and explores the deep reasons why Feitian is a Chinese cultural symbol.

This book combines the essence of the classics and history of China's excellent traditional culture and covers the classics that criminals need to know in their rehabilitation. It is divided into 16 chapters, including shame, self-examination, reform, advocating the law, cultivating morality, upholding integrity, cultivating ethics, remembering kindness, patriotism, benevolence, filial piety, integrity, friendship, frugality, responsibility, and harmony. It also has columns for appreciation, inspiration, and extended reading. These columns analyze famous Chinese classics from different angles and levels, extract the gist of the famous sentences, tell the stories behind the classics, interpret and comment on the rigorous and obscure traditional culture in a popular and realistic way, and provide exquisite pictures that fit the meaning of the text, showing the classic style in a three-dimensional image.

This book serves as a textbook for graduate students at Sichuan University. The main content is: After the Opium War in 1840, faced with the great social changes brought about by modern industrial culture that have not been seen in thousands of years, generations of advanced groups of the Chinese nation made choices about contemporary history in their respective eras. The Westernizationists chose pure economic reform, the reform leaders chose political reform and constitutional monarchy, the revolutionaries chose democracy and republic, and the advanced intellectuals of the New Culture Movement chose the comprehensive absorption of Western culture and the comprehensive criticism of local culture. Since the May 4th New Culture Movement, the comprehensive embrace of Western social theories has broken the previous basic choice pattern, and a situation has emerged in which various social ideals coexist. After the May 4th Movement, after a certain period of differentiation and reorganization, many ideological schools were formed. However, among them, there are both theoretical systems and ideal social plans. It seems that only five major schools have expressed their intention to choose the future society. Namely (1) Nationalist faction. It advocates building a powerful nation-state based on the bourgeois nationalist theoretical system that gives up personal freedom and practices the morality of nation supremacy and state supremacy. (2) Rural social revivalists. It advocates the comprehensive revival of China's inherent agricultural civilization and the emergence of a new type of country from the high development of agricultural civilization. (3) Liberals. It advocates following the example of Western democracies and building a modern industrialized China based on individualistic social relations. (4) Cultural conciliationist faction (the Kuomintang in the Chiang Kai-shek era). It advocates the establishment of a modern country characterized by industrialization on the basis of traditional concept culture. (5) New Democracy. It advocates building China's modern industrialized society on the basis of Marxist theory and moving towards an ideal communist society. History ultimately chose the New Democratic Thought of the Communist Party of China and founded the People's Republic of China along this ideological system. This book provides a comprehensive analysis and exposition of the thoughts of each of the above periods. Finally, we came to the conclusion that without the Communist Party, there would be no new China, and only socialism can save China. This book has great publishing value.

The concept of "the spread of Western learning to the East" often used by academic circles in the past is too broad, because the ideological and cultural resources of each country are different. In particular, German thought, which is different from the "British and American tradition" and "Soviet resources", has distinctive characteristics. Similarly, in the process of "the spread of Western learning to the East", the differences in the recipients often determine the major differences in the taste and value orientation of the recipients. When examining the entry of German ideological resources into modern China, the role of scholars studying in Germany plays a crucial role. It is based on the above thinking that this paper chooses modern scholars studying in Germany as the research object. In the specific writing, Ma Junwu, Zong Baihua, Chen Quan and Feng Zhi in the first half of the 20th century are taken as key cases; when appropriate, it will also examine the influential scholars studying in Germany in the same period.

"Culture and Politics in an Era of Radical Changes: From the New Culture Movement to the Northern Expedition" discusses the culture and politics in the era of radical changes from the New Culture Movement to the Northern Expedition, from the connection between scholars' mentality and politics on the eve of the May Fourth Movement, to the competition between various ideological concepts, behavioral orientations, and political forces after the May Fourth Movement, as well as the interaction of these factors in the competition.

"Cao Cao's Art of War by Sun Tzu" is a work by the best-selling author Nanmen Taishou. "Art of War by Sun Tzu" is a sacred text of military science and is regarded as the "first of martial arts" or "Bing Jing". Sun Wu is also revered as the "Sage of War" by later generations. "Sun Tzu's Art of War" is the highest achievement of ancient Chinese military theory and a world-renowned holy book of oriental military science. This book selects a complete manuscript, retains the original appearance of the ancient text, and punctuates it in accordance with today's prevailing standards. Use classic battles or cases that Cao Cao personally participated in or commanded to explain the secrets and essence of "The Art of War". Each chapter of this book is composed of five parts: the original text, annotations, translations, classic wars, and analysis of the art of war. The text is contrasted and the annotations are detailed, making it easy to read. The text is translated word for word and corresponds to the original text and annotations, so you can quickly understand the meaning of the original text.

It took nine months to conquer the world; three months to unify the country; more than ten years to achieve great domestic rule. Only Yang Jian, Emperor Wen of the Sui Dynasty, achieved such an achievement in Chinese history! How did he do it? As an emperor, what we read in Yang Jian is not only the birth vision of the real dragon emperor such as the room filled with red light and the five pillars reaching the ceiling, nor the legend of the fateful meeting of the heroic lord and capable ministers, but also the calm mind, strong will, precise foresight, impeccable strategic planning, and team building of experts like an entrepreneur as an entrepreneur. Therefore, Yang Jian achieved achievements that were difficult for previous emperors to achieve. He made his dynasty the most innovative era. Various institutional initiatives and reform measures established the basic structure of China's feudal regime; under his rule, China ushered in the peak period of agricultural civilization in human history. When this book was serialized in the Tianya community, it was highly praised by countless fans and was hailed as "one of the best histories of the Southern and Northern Dynasties"!

It is the cultural and historical information about Humen since the founding of New China. The content covers Humen's red past, literary and artistic activities, militia building, educational reform, urban construction, military-civilian joint construction, etc. This book fills the gaps in the history of Humen since the founding of New China, and helps to further understand and understand the history of Humen in this historical period.

Xuanzang, the prototype of Tang Monk in "Journey to the West", was a model for later generations of monks who traveled thousands of miles to India to seek Dharma. This book is based on ancient books such as "Records of the Western Regions of the Tang Dynasty" and "The Biography of Master Tripitaka of the Great Ci'en Temple of the Tang Dynasty". It conducts field research on the Ta'er Temple ruins, Yulin Grottoes, Moheyan Moraine, Gaochang Ancient City, Subashi Buddhist Temple ruins, Kizil Grottoes, Suiye City ruins, and Ta'an along Xuanzang's westward journey. The investigation of Ross City, the Bamiyan Buddha, the ruins of Nalanda Temple, the Ajanta Caves and other places touched the ancient ruins in the form of a combination of contemporary investigation and historical materials. It showed the human history along the way with pictures and texts, and provided an intuitive, vivid and unique perspective for related research.

Why did the Song Dynasty, on the one hand, suffer from the ridicule of poverty and weakness of previous dynasties, but on the other hand, it achieved unprecedented achievements in spiritual temperament, ideology and culture? Well-known scholars of Song history, Bao Weimin and Wu Zhengqiang, looked back at the ups and downs of the Song Dynasty over the past 300 years to gain a glimpse into the historical texture and trace the code of its rise and fall. Looking back at the ups and downs of the dynasty over the past 300 years, the Song Dynasty succeeded the turbulent times of the late Tang Dynasty and established the country, but it never fully recovered the vast territory of the Han and Tang Dynasties. It suffered the "Jingkang Disgrace" and was robbed of half of its rivers and mountains, and settled south of the Qinling Mountains and the Huaihe River. Politically, it valued culture over military affairs, and strategically defended itself internally and externally. The Song Dynasty was surrounded by powerful enemies all day long, until it perished due to the rise of the Mongolian cavalry. But it was the same Song Dynasty that was considered to have opened up a "new situation" in the historical evolution of China's imperial dynasty, whether it was the political maturity of scholar-bureaucrats, the strengthening of the refined and restrained characteristics of agricultural civilization, the significant development of the commodity economy and handicraft industry, the numerous inventions in the technical field, and the epoch-making innovations in the ideological field. How is it that the same Song Dynasty, on the one hand, was ridiculed by poverty and weakness in previous dynasties, but on the other hand, it achieved unprecedented achievements in spiritual temperament, ideology and culture? To answer this question, we need to peer into the fabric of history and trace the codes of rise and fall.

Looking at history through economics, I accidentally saw through the laws of historical development! Duke Huan of Qi relied on trade war to achieve hegemony? Did Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty rely solely on robbing businessmen for their jobs? There are no boring theories and difficult terminology. In the midst of laughter, the historical laws behind China's changing dynasties are revealed from an economic perspective! "Half-hour Comic History of China: Economic Chapter" is a new work by Chen Lei (Brother Huan), the pioneer of comic-style science popularization with 13 million fans, and his half-hour comic team! Open this book and look at history through economics, and the development patterns of two thousand years of history will be instantly clear! The half-hour comic team led by Chen Lei (pseudonym: Erhunzi), through only hand-drawn comics and jokes, allows readers to understand the complex ancient Chinese economic terms: well field system, initial tax acres, industrial and commercial food officials, salt and iron franchise... There are no boring theories and difficult to understand terminology. In the midst of laughter, the historical laws behind China's change of dynasties are revealed from an economic perspective.

This set includes "The First Half of My Life" and "The Forbidden City Gone Away". By introducing the rise and fall of the descendants of the last royal family of the late Qing Dynasty, it shows their life experiences and corresponding social changes. It also uses humanistic depth and philosophical thinking to provide the audience with practical ways to deal with family problems.

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At the end of the 19th century and the first half of the 20th century, European and American churches established universities, primary and secondary schools, and various vocational schools in China. They not only established China's earliest academic research system, such as agriculture, chemistry, psychology, etc., But also bridged cultural exchanges between China and the West, laying the foundation for China's educational modernization and scientific and technological modernization. In addition, the Western education system and ideas have also cultivated students' sense of patriotism and freedom, leading to the "June 3rd School Leaving Incident" such as the separation from missionary schools, from which we can get a glimpse of the campus situation in the first half of the 20th century.

Mr. Tang Yijie said: "What exactly is the humanistic spirit of our nation? Confucius said: 'If you don't cultivate virtue, if you don't learn it, if you don't learn it, you can't move after hearing it, and if you don't change it, that's what worries me.' We must be moral and knowledgeable, make our behavior consistent with morality, and have the courage to correct our mistakes. This is the humanistic spirit. In a word, we learn to 'be a human being'." The topic of "Erudition" carefully selects nine topics that have had a profound impact on China for thousands of years and are still of great concern today (understanding of heaven and earth, understanding of people, relationship between heaven and man, ecological concepts, historical sentiments, enterprising spirit, invention and innovation, ancient festivals, ancient art), and are presented to readers in the form of "classic original texts + interpretations". The original texts come from important Chinese cultural classics, such as "Zuo Zhuan", "Laozi", "The Analects of Confucius", "Mencius", "Book of Rites", "Historical Records", etc. These famous sentences that carry the core values ​​of the nation are profound in meaning and catchy, allowing children to be edified while reading them. In order to make it easier for readers to understand, each topic is also explained with many vivid short stories, reflecting the time-honored value of ancient thoughts and their inspiration to people today. The first edition of this book was selected into the 100 excellent books recommended by the General Administration of Press and Publication to teenagers across the country. It was highlighted by CCTV News Network and was jointly recommended by the Propaganda Department of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China, the Ministry of Education, and the Central Committee of the Communist Youth League. The copyright of traditional Chinese characters is exported to Hong Kong.

Mr. Tang Yijie said: "What is the humanistic spirit of our nation? Confucius said: 'If you don't cultivate virtue, if you don't learn it, if you don't learn it, you can't move after hearing it, and if you don't change it, that's my worry.' We must be moral and knowledgeable, make our actions moral, and have the courage to correct our mistakes. This is the humanistic spirit. In a word, learn to 'be a human being' '. "This book focuses on the topic of "self-cultivation" and carefully selects nine themes that have had a profound impact on China for thousands of years and are still of great concern today (benevolence, determination, filial piety and respect for teachers, modesty and prudence, awareness of shame, distinction between justice and benefit, integrity, integrity and frugality, and cherishing time), and are presented to readers in the form of "classic original text + interpretation". The original texts come from important Chinese cultural classics, such as "Zuo Zhuan", "Laozi", "The Analects of Confucius", "Mencius", "Book of Rites", "Historical Records", etc. These famous sentences that carry the core values ​​of the nation are profound in meaning and catchy, allowing children to be edified while reading them. In order to make it easier for readers to understand, each topic is also explained with many vivid short stories, reflecting the time-honored value of ancient thoughts and their inspiration to people today. The first edition of this book was selected into the 100 excellent books recommended by the General Administration of Press and Publication to teenagers across the country. It was highlighted by CCTV News Network and was jointly recommended by the Propaganda Department of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China, the Ministry of Education, and the Central Committee of the Communist Youth League. The copyright of traditional Chinese characters is exported to Hong Kong.

Mr. Tang Yijie said: "What exactly is the humanistic spirit of our nation? Confucius said: 'If you do not cultivate virtue, you will not learn it, you will not be able to move after hearing the righteousness, and you will not be able to change your bad deeds. This is my worry.' We must be moral and knowledgeable, make our actions moral, and have the courage to correct our mistakes. This is the humanistic spirit. In a word, learning Know how to 'be a human being.'" This book focuses on the topic of "being in the world" and carefully selects nine themes (loving the people, trustworthiness, harmony, etiquette, gratitude, friendship, farewell, homesickness, and patriotism) that have had a profound impact on China for thousands of years and are still of great concern today, and present them to readers in the form of "classic original texts + interpretations." The original texts come from important Chinese cultural classics, such as "Zuo Zhuan", "Laozi", "The Analects of Confucius", "Mencius", "Book of Rites", "Historical Records", etc. These famous sentences that carry the core values ​​of the nation are profound in meaning and catchy, allowing children to be edified while reading them. In order to make it easier for readers to understand, each topic is also explained with many vivid short stories, reflecting the time-honored value of ancient thoughts and their inspiration to people today. The first edition of this book was selected into the 100 excellent books recommended by the General Administration of Press and Publication to teenagers across the country. It was highlighted by CCTV News Network and was jointly recommended by the Propaganda Department of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China, the Ministry of Education, and the Central Committee of the Communist Youth League. The copyright of traditional Chinese characters is exported to Hong Kong.

"A General History of China by Lu" has a broad vision and is a model work that tells the history of China with insight and knowledge. The style of this book is quite innovative: the first volume focuses on cultural history, systematically introducing the development of social and economic systems, political systems, and cultural academics in 18 categories; the second volume focuses on political history, telling the political events of the past dynasties in chronological order, and sorting out the rise and fall. It not only makes the social economy and culture a general history, but also makes the politics and military a general history, helping readers to have a bird's-eye view of Chinese history from both horizontal and vertical aspects. It is a rare general history monograph for studying Chinese history.

"The Burning Ocean: 1941-1942, from the Assault on Pearl Harbor to the Battle of Midway": In the early morning of December 7, 1941, the residents of Honolulu, who were used to military exercises, woke up to the noisy sound of artillery fire as usual. They did not realize that a magnificent symphony that staked the fate of the country had already been played... The arrogant Japan declared an undeclared war on the United States. The two giant ships of Pearl Harbor soared into flames, and the unsinkable legend disappeared into the towering black smoke. The battle situation in these six months not only determined the direction of the Pacific War, but also affected the entire situation of World War II. If the balance of history moves even a little bit, the world we know will be completely different. "The Burning Ocean" writes about the gripping initial stage of the Pacific War. From it, we can not only appreciate the strategizing behind Roosevelt and Churchill's chatting and laughing, Yamamoto Isoroku's arrogant gamble, but also the despair of the pilots who narrowly escaped death when faced with the relics of their fallen comrades, and the despair of the fleet commander when he received unfavorable information just after issuing an order. Along with the ups and downs of the characters in the book, history is no longer out of reach. "The Fury of Conquest: 1942-1944, from the Battle of Guadalcanal to the Battle of the Philippine Sea": In early June 1942, the Japanese army, eager to win, suffered heavy losses in the Battle of Midway. The desire for a quick victory was completely shattered. The Pacific War has since turned into a protracted war of attrition. After the Allied forces sounded the clarion call for counterattack, the beautiful Pacific islands, from the Solomon Islands, the Gilbert Islands to the Marshall Islands, all turned into blood-filled Shura fields.