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History is not lonely, but an existence full of warmth. In "The History of China that I Can't Stop Reading at Once (Set of 2 Volumes)", we will meet those characters whose names have been passed down through the ages, but what we read is no longer the pursuit of novelties, or the empty laws divorced from human nature, but the inner driving force that lies deep under the words and is ready to come out. This book uses characters as its warp and era as its weft. It uses a delicate writing style to weave a web of historical facts to tell you a different Chinese history. Whether it is the darkness of history, the profound insight into human nature, or the reflection on reality, it can bring you the pleasure of reading. My Favorite Treasure cherishes every person, every thing, and every area narrated, and every step of the way is written with understanding and sympathy. Emperors and generals, literati, lone heroes, outcasts of the times, everyone is a mirror of the times. Reading history means reading people's hearts, reading the present, and reading the future.

This book includes Mr. Lu Simian's "Introduction to Chinese Studies", "An Explanation of Jingzi", "Introduction to Pre-Qin Academics", "Outline of Neo-Confucianism", "History of Chinese Culture", "Historical Research Methods", "History and Historical Books", and "How to Read Chinese Historical Books". It is the most comprehensive guide to teach introductory methods to Chinese studies so far.

Having lived in the United States for more than sixty years, Xu Zhuoyun, a great Chinese historian, shares his personal experiences. With a keen perspective that combines history and sociology, he vividly presents the people, events, places, and things that were deeply impressive and worth recalling during his stay in the United States. Before our eyes, and placed back into the cultural, institutional and social context to which they belong, we trace the historical background and historical origins behind these experiences, telling the development of the United States from the Mayflower to Trump, as well as the decline, conflicts and problems in recent years.

In May 1949, the remaining Kuomintang government fled to Guangzhou in an attempt to resist. On September 22, the People's Liberation Army flew with thunderous momentum over the Wuling Mountains in northern Guangdong, breaking through the "Guangdong, Hunan and Jiangxi Defense Line" boasted by the enemy. On the afternoon of October 14, the leading troops of the 15th Corps invaded Guangzhou city from the northern suburbs of Guangzhou. The main enemy force fleeing southwest from Guangzhou was completely wiped out by our army in Yangjiang. This book mainly tells the story and development process of the battle between the liberation of Guangzhou and the suppression of bandits in Guangdong.

The Battle of Hengbao, the Battle of Hainan Island and the Battle of Southwest are also known as the three major battles after the Chinese People's Liberation Army crossed the Yangtze River. It was the first major battle since the Chinese People's Liberation Army entered the central and southern regions. It lasted 34 days and annihilated more than 47,000 Kuomintang troops and liberated most of southern and western Hunan. "The History of the Republic·Victory in Sanxiang: The Battle of Hengbao and the Liberation of Hunan" mainly tells the battle story and development process of the Battle of Hengbao and the liberation of Hunan.

"The History of the Republic·Plateau Flying Pigeon: The Peaceful Liberation of Xikang" mainly tells the origin, process, ending, time, place, characters, etc. Of the People's Liberation Army's peaceful liberation of Xikang.

It mainly tells the story and development process of the People's Liberation Army's pursuit of the remaining enemies in Jiangxi and the suppression of bandits on the Jiangxi border. This book can be said to be a book that writes red memories. It is indispensable for understanding the history of the Republic, the wise leadership of the Communist Party of China, and the great practices of the Chinese people. At the same time, this book is also a popular reading, which is not only targeted at key reading groups, but also suitable for promotion among the whole people. It is believed that it will play a big role in the national reading activities carried out in our country and become a key choice for equipping primary and secondary school libraries, farmhouse bookstores, community bookstores, government agencies and enterprises and institutions employee libraries, company libraries, etc.

"Shangshu" was written more than 3,200 years ago. It is the earliest existing collection of historical classics and documents in ancient China. It records many important historical facts in the Yu, Xia, Shang, and Zhou dynasties, and truly reflects the astronomy, geography, philosophical thoughts, education, criminal law, and regulations of this historical period. This book is a comic version of "Shangshu". It not only provides literal translations of ancient famous sayings in "Shangshu", but also uses light and interesting comic stories to explain the philosophical thoughts behind the famous sayings. It is a high-quality reading for teenagers to understand and read Chinese classics.

"Common Sense of Chinese History" is a general history of China carefully written by Lu Simian in the 1930s. This is the first general history of China written in vernacular, and it is also an excellent introductory work that allows you to quickly understand Chinese history. It has been a best-seller for more than 80 years since its publication, and is praised by readers at home and abroad as "a book that allows you to understand five thousand years of Chinese history." A large number of themed illustrations are added throughout the book to intuitively experience the historical process. Carefully compiled and proofread, presented systematically, clearly organized and prioritized.

"The Falling Leaves Know the Autumn: Historical Events and Figures in the Late Qing Dynasty and the Early Republic of China" unearths new historical materials that have not been discovered and paid attention to by famous modern scholars such as Liang Qichao, Yan Fu, Chen Yinke, and Liu Shipei. "The Falling Leaves Know the Autumn: Historical Events and Figures in the Late Qing Dynasty and the Early Republic of China" mainly involves Hu Shi, Chen Yinke, Yan Fu, Liu Shipei, Liang Qichao and other academic "masters" in the late Qing Dynasty and the early Republic of China. The author Zhang Zhongmin dug deep into various newspapers, archives, diaries and later memoirs from the late Qing Dynasty and the Republic of China to verify some of the unknown actions or words of these famous figures, such as discussing some of Hu Shi's experiences and published words when he was studying in Shanghai in his early years, and whether Chen Yinke was a reformer. The graduates of Dan University, what Yan Fu did during his time at Fudan Public School, how Liu Shipei proclaimed himself emperor for Yuan Shikai, the relationship between Kang Youwei, Liang Qichao and Yuan Shikai, etc. Have greatly enriched our understanding of the history of the late Qing Dynasty and the early Republic of China and these important figures, and revealed another side of the past history.

Apocalypse of the demise of the Han Dynasty! The pillow book of ancient emperors, the reference book of today's leaders! Open this book, explore the root causes of the collapse of a century-old dynasty, and understand the detours that powerful organizations must avoid! "Zizhi Tongjian" is written from the Warring States Period to the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms, vividly showing the living people and stories in the 1362-year history of 16 dynasties. It can be said to be the "big data" and "super case collection" of China's political and cultural heritage. Explain thoroughly the wisdom in "Zi Zhi Tong Jian" that is really useful to ordinary people in the 21st century - people will know it after reading it once, and they will be able to use it after reading it. "Zi Zhi Tong Jian" suddenly became very easy to understand! The whole article is written in plain language, and you won't be able to put it down once you pick it up. The ancients were so wise that you might understand it as soon as you read it. Read "Zi Zhi Tong Jian" with gusto like a novel! Best-selling author Hua Shan's new masterpiece!

"Must-Read Classic Books Series of the Ministry's Edition" is a newly revised series of books in the "New Curriculum Standard Classics·Student Edition". Based on the original series, the varieties are selected, added or deleted based on the requirements of the latest Chinese textbooks compiled by the Ministry and early market feedback. This book is the first general history of ancient my country that Sima Qian devoted his whole life to creating. The book records the legends since the Yellow Emperor, the historical relics of the Shang and Zhou Dynasties, the turmoil of the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period, the rise and fall of the Qin, and the establishment and consolidation of the Han Dynasty. It spans more than three thousand years. It describes the political, economic, cultural and other development history of our country in this historical period in relatively detail. It is a great historical masterpiece.

Chinese culture has a long history and there are numerous historical works. For parents, how to select the best among many works so that their children can master knowledge in a relaxed and happy mood is a very important issue. Therefore, Hong En edited this book "Five Thousand Years of China". The whole book is arranged in chronological order, divided into historical dynasties, and succinctly tells the evolution of Chinese history in the form of stories. It carefully selects hundreds of pictures with a wide range of content and rich expressions, including unearthed cultural relics, historical relics, war diagrams, portraits of celebrities, etc., As well as cultural relics. The characters and contents complement and interpret each other, making children feel as if they are in a real three-dimensional history museum. The richness and splendor of Chinese history are presented in front of children more intuitively, truly and three-dimensionally, helping everyone to understand history more deeply, feel history, think about history, draw insights from history, and increase and expand life experience.

The book "Five Thousand Years of China" edited by Hong En is arranged in chronological order, divided into historical dynasties, and succinctly tells the evolution of Chinese history in the form of stories, including the basic context and development process of history, so that children can get the historical knowledge they want to know, need to know, and should know in the process of enjoyable reading.

In chronological order, this book selects major events, influential figures, brilliant achievements, splendid culture and other contents over the past five thousand years, striving to reach a new height in terms of authenticity, interest and enlightenment, and interprets Chinese history from multiple aspects, new perspectives and levels through scientific style and innovative format. The book is divided into six major chapters: the origin of China, the struggle for hegemony in the Central Plains, the unification of Kyushu, separation and integration, the changes of the universe, and the change of dynasties. It brilliantly and concisely describes the basic context of the evolution of Chinese history and the development process of civilization. It tells readers what they want to know, need to know, and should know about historical knowledge, helping readers to grasp Chinese history from a macro perspective, and then grasp the inherent laws of the development of human history.

This book is the nearly 200-year history of the Zhou family from the east, which has influenced the course of modern history in Tianjin and even China. From the first generation of Zhou Fu to the second generation of Zhou Xuexi and Zhou Xuehui, to the third generation of Zhou Shutao, Zhou Zhijun, and Zhou Zhongzheng, to the fourth generation of Liangzi generation, it has gone through nearly two hundred years of history. The author has compiled a lot of first-hand information, some of which were personally experienced by the author. Therefore, this book is extremely valuable in terms of information.

"Common Sense of Chinese Studies" is an introductory book on Chinese studies for general readers. With a simple and smooth writing style, the author first gives an overview of Chinese studies, and then introduces and comments on language, history, philosophy, literature, natural science, art and their representative figures, factions and academic views in chapters. Readers can not only understand the profound Chinese traditional culture and form a more comprehensive concept of Chinese studies; those who are interested in in-depth research can also explore the doorway to enter Chinese studies through "Common Sense of Chinese Studies".

Here, there are many historical facts that will subvert your cognition: If the capital had not been moved to Beijing, the history of the Ming Dynasty after Ming Yingzong would have ceased to exist? Zhu Wan, the anti-Japanese hero, discovered before his death that "no one in the imperial court knew anything about the Japanese"? The "eight governors" in Peking Opera are actually just the little "sesame officials" of the seventh rank? Here, you only need two hours to master the 300-year history of the Ming Dynasty: the founding of the capital in Nanjing, the move of the capital to Beijing, the resistance against the Mongols and the Japanese, the Donglin Party struggle, the founding of the Jurchens, Zheng He's expedition to the sea, and the emergence of capitalism: master the answers to the seven major questions, and you will have mastered the basic context of the entire 300 years of the Ming Dynasty! In just two hours, you can follow the master and step into the palace of Ming history research, saying goodbye to superficial curiosity!

In "Mirror of History", there are many historical facts that subvert your cognition: Emperor Ling of the Han Dynasty took the lead in selling a lawsuit with an empty price of five million and regretted too little; Di Qing, who had great military exploits, eventually died under the criticism of the court officials; in the Ming Dynasty, people talked about factory guards, but some people pretended to be factory guards and committed robbery... In "Mirror of History", you can learn the true method of reading history: How should history be read? Wu Han, a master of a generation, transformed the traditional "historical theory" style with a new historian's thinking, and revealed to you with a sharp pen: reading history is by no means a simple pursuit of novelties, but to explore the commonalities between history and reality under the layer of historical materials, and to find the direction that guides us!

This book belongs to the national "Eighth Five-Year Plan" planning project ("Central Asian History Research"). Starting from mastering basic foreign language historical materials, the author reveals the historical process of the rise, development and decline of the Samanid dynasty, reproduces the true appearance of the historical development of Central Asia from the 9th to the 10th century from various levels such as politics, economy, culture, and ethnicity, and explores the characteristics and laws of the development of oasis-type feudal society. This book creatively explores the historical stages, political systems and characteristics of the ruling system of the Samanid dynasty; it reproduces the social and economic life of Central Asia during the rule of the Samanid dynasty from aspects such as the development of the feudal land ownership system, the taxation system, the currency system, the development of agriculture and handicrafts, and the development of commerce and trade; the author also explores the Samanid dynasty and the Caliphate, the Bouyeh regime The relationship between the Samanid Dynasty, the Karakhanid Dynasty and the Ghaznavid Dynasty, and the exchanges between the Samanid Dynasty and China; discussed the splendid Islamic-Persian culture during the Samanid Dynasty, and the achievements of Arab-Islamic geology and history; deeply discussed the Islamicization process and Turkicization process in Central Asia, and conducted a detailed examination of the historical facts of the rise and fall of the Samanid Dynasty, and the status and role of the Turks in the Samanid Dynasty. This book fills the gap in domestic research on the history of Central Asia from the 9th to the 10th century.

This book introduces the stories of Jiang Shang, Guan Zhong, Wu Zixu, Shang Yang, Le Yi, Li Si, Zhang Liang, Guo Jia, Zhuge Liang, Sima Yi, Xie Zi, Wang Meng, Zhao Pu, Liu Ji and Zeng Guofan.

"Hermits in Ancient China" focuses on the cultural phenomenon of ancient hermits, comprehensively discusses the origin of hermits, types of hermits, the relationship between hermits and politics, hermits' material and spiritual lives, hermits and health preservation, etc., And reveals the deep historical and cultural reasons for the emergence of the cultural symbol of hermits.

The "Chinese History for Everyone" series examines China's historical trajectory for thousands of years from the Neolithic Age to the end of the Qing Dynasty. It makes full use of the fruitful achievements of history and archaeology in the past century, and uses a wide range of social structures, social ideological trends, literature and art, and people's lives as entry points to present to ordinary readers one by one new knowledge and new methods that have been shelved in the academic ivory tower. This series of content breaks away from the traditional view of historical cognition, uses new materials, new results, and new writing methods to find the neglected historical logic, clear away the layers of fog, and return to the common sense of Chinese history.

This book collects a series of speeches on the theme of Chinese history and development by Chinese-American historian Mr. Huang Renyu. It can be said to be the crystallization of Mr. Huang Renyu's academic thinking in his later years. Mr. Huang used his unique long-term and broad-scope view of history to examine China's historical process over the past century and explore China's path to modernization. This reflects the wisdom and conscience of a historian and is very inspiring.

The stone drum is a national treasure-level cultural relic in ancient my country. There have been hundreds of research papers (articles) on it, but there are still differences on many issues. This book is written in three parts. The first part is "Overview". This article briefly introduces the time and place of the discovery of the stone drum, its circulation, migration, and protection processes, as well as the main rubbings, engravings, and seals that have been circulated. It also analyzes issues such as the time when the original drum was damaged. The second part "Analysis" is the focus of this book. This paper mainly conducts an in-depth examination of the issue of the production date of Shigu inscriptions. From aspects such as the consistency between the content of Shigu inscriptions and the historical facts of Qin Wengong, the characteristics of the times of Shigu inscriptions, the relationship between Shigu poems and Qin Feng Xiaoya in the Book of Songs, etc., It is determined that Shigu was composed some time after the 19th year of Qin Wengong. The third part introduces the cultural value of Shiguwen. It mainly introduces calligraphers who have been nourished by Shiguwen and become famous writers. The purpose is to provide reference materials for the calligraphy community to learn Shiguwen. This book is of positive significance in promoting the research and study of Shiguwen and promoting Chinese traditional culture.

This book is a project funded by the National Publishing Fund. The book mainly focuses on the Silk Road in the narrow sense (the so-called "Desert Road" and "Prairie Road"), and also covers the Maritime Silk Road and the Southwest (Southern) Silk Road in the broad sense. A total of more than 12,000 "words" or "things" entries about the Silk Road were collected. According to its types, it is divided into fifteen parts: road traffic, geographical environment, political districts and towns, politics and military, economy and trade, culture and science and technology, ethnic religions, cultural relics and historic sites, dialects and customs, Silk Road figures, Maritime Silk Road, Southwest Silk Road, Silk Road documents, Silk Road research, Silk Road Today, etc. It absorbs the latest research results and archaeological discoveries about the Silk Road at home and abroad, and systematically integrates a large number of data. It is a comprehensive reference book that comprehensively reflects the research results of the Silk Road.

The Song Dynasty was powerful. The prosperity of urban culture, the dazzling Song poetry, the prosperity of scholar culture, and the surge of science and technology culture all added infinite grace to Chinese civilization. The Song Dynasty was also a "weak Song", with weak armaments, frequent wars, shrinking land area, and weak diplomacy. This book begins with the Emperor Taizu of the Song Dynasty wearing a yellow robe, to the beginning of the great chaos that ended the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms in the Song Dynasty, and then to the disgrace of Jingkang and the Southern Song Dynasty entered the stage of history, and finally lost its country. Among them are political intrigues, economic prosperity, cultural prosperity, and technological development. There are also changes of ownership of the country, the emperor's vassalage and tribute, and the displacement of the people. It comprehensively displays the development picture of the Song Dynasty for more than 300 years.

The research object of this book is local society and culture in modern China, taking the Song Dynasty and the Qing Dynasty as examples. The reasons for choosing the Song Dynasty and the Qing Dynasty are as follows. Many commentators regard the Song Dynasty as the beginning of modern China. The more influential one is Naito Honan's "Tang and Song Transformation Theory", which believes that the Song Dynasty began to transform from an aristocratic society into a civilian society, resulting in many changes that were very different from the previous generations. The Qing Dynasty can be regarded as the end of modern China. In terms of time, this book chooses the Song Dynasty and the Qing Dynasty, and in terms of space, it chooses parts of today's Sichuan and Fujian. The research content is the local activities of local gentry, family tombs, and family contracts.

This book mainly describes the situation of early female pilots at home and abroad. The book is divided into Chinese and foreign chapters. The Chinese chapter describes the first batch of domestically trained female pilots and a large number of patriotic female pilots. The foreign chapter describes the female flying pioneers in various countries and the role played by female pilots in aviation during World War II. The manuscript is highly historical and has reference significance for studying the historical development of female pilots.

Mr. Chen Qitai was taught by Mr. Liu Jie, a disciple of Chen Yinke, and Mr. Bai Shouyi, a master historian. He mainly worked in the fields of pre-Qin and Han history, Qing Dynasty and modern academic history, and 20th century Chinese history. "Chen Qitai Historiography" is the culmination of more than thirty years of diligent scholarship. "Chen Qitai's Collection of Historiography" has a total of nine volumes and about 3 million words, including "Meditations on Academic History", "History and Chinese Cultural Tradition", "History Compilation and National Spirit", "History and National Spirit", "General Theory of Gongyang Studies in the Spring and Autumn Period of Qing Dynasty", "The Course of Modern Chinese Historiography", "Rebuilding the Monument - Ban Gu and "Hanshu"", "Critical Biography of Liang Qichao" and "Critical Biography of Fan Wenlan's Academic Thoughts". The whole book has important academic value, and contains many insights and major innovations. "Collection of Chen Qitai's Historiography" is a response to the needs of the times. Mr. Chen Qitai's works increase our understanding of the rich connotations of China's excellent cultural traditions by more accurately evaluating the achievements of outstanding historians and historical works, and help us gain a deeper understanding of the centripetal force, cohesion and great creativity of Chinese culture. Mr. Chen Qitai is full of enthusiasm, and his pure heart for the nation and country can be seen in every line. This kind of family and country sentiment is the legacy of the traditional Chinese spirit of outstanding scholars.

The west mentioned in this book is geographically centered on the western region of China. Guoku means the country's inherent culture, indicating that the content described in this book focuses on excellent traditional culture. The geographical scope of the activities of the "national heritage" (Confucianism, Dunhuang documents and the Ancient Tea Horse Road during the period of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty) covered in the book: Han Chang'an, Dunhuang, and Southwest China, all belong to the western region. This book will be divided into four chapters to discuss the relationship between Confucianism and Confucianism during the period of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, the study of Dunhuang posthumous writings, the arrangement and cataloging of Dunhuang posthumous writings, and the spread of multiculturalism in the context of the "tea-horse trade".

This book mainly tells the stories of ancient Chinese poets who experienced the Western Regions, their reasons for going to the Western Regions, their experiences along the way, and their poetic works. Due to the scenery and environment of the westward journey, these poems have a simple style and have the power to travel through time and space and shock history.

In the troubled times of the Three Kingdoms, where the heroes are divided, how can the strong become bigger and bigger, and finally achieve unified hegemony with an overwhelming advantage? How can the weak avoid war and avoid the strong, and grow up in the cracks without being eliminated? What does the strength of the heroes of the Three Kingdoms depend on? This book takes a unique approach, using modern diplomatic theory to interpret the history of the Three Kingdoms, and attempts to reconstruct the magnificent history of the Three Kingdoms from the perspective of diplomatic strategy. In the author's opinion, the entire history of the Three Kingdoms is a history of evolution in an offensive and defensive battle of off-site strategies. Both Cao Cao and Liu Bei were at a disadvantage in the initial stage, but they eventually managed to divide the world into three parts with their excellent diplomatic strategies. The changes in the territory of the Three Kingdoms mainly rely on not force or battlefield strategy, but a grand diplomatic strategy with a more ambitious pattern.

The Arab historians collectively refer to the historical stage of the Arabs before the birth of Islam, that is, the era of the Prophet Muhammad before the Quran was revealed to the Arabs, as the "Age of Ignorance." The famous Arab historian Hiti divided the "age of ignorance" into two concepts: broad sense and narrow sense. The broad concept refers to the birth of the ancestor Adam to the time when Muhammad was "ordered" to be the prophet; the narrow concept refers to the 100 years before the rise of Islam.

China is a huge country with a splendid civilization history of five thousand years and full of vitality and vitality. The Chinese nation has long been standing in the east of the world, and has continued for hundreds of generations.

The Arab historians collectively refer to the historical stage of the Arabs before the birth of Islam, that is, the era of the Prophet Muhammad before the Quran was revealed to the Arabs, as the "Age of Ignorance." The famous Arab historian Hiti divided the "age of ignorance" into two concepts: broad sense and narrow sense. The broad concept refers to the birth of the ancestor Adam to the time when Muhammad was "ordered" to be the prophet; the narrow concept refers to the 100 years before the rise of Islam.

History is to humanity as a whole what memory is to each of us, explaining what we do now, why we do it, and how we did it in the past. Therefore whoever wants to understand the world must know its history.

History is to humanity as a whole what memory is to each of us, explaining what we do now, why we do it, and how we did it in the past. Therefore whoever wants to understand the world must know its history.

History is to humanity as a whole what memory is to each of us, explaining what we do now, why we do it, and how we did it in the past. Therefore whoever wants to understand the world must know its history.

History is to humanity as a whole what memory is to each of us, explaining what we do now, why we do it, and how we did it in the past. Therefore whoever wants to understand the world must know its history.

Where there is ancient civilization, there must be water, but it does not mean that where there is water, there must be ancient civilization. In the history of the development of human civilization, many ethnic groups located in areas with abundant rainfall and many rivers and lakes have often made mediocre contributions to human civilization.

History is to humanity as a whole what memory is to each of us, explaining what we do now, why we do it, and how we did it in the past. Therefore whoever wants to understand the world must know its history.

History is to humanity as a whole what memory is to each of us, explaining what we do now, why we do it, and how we did it in the past. Therefore whoever wants to understand the world must know its history.

History is to humanity as a whole what memory is to each of us, explaining what we do now, why we do it, and how we did it in the past. Therefore whoever wants to understand the world must know its history.

The geographical scope of ancient Greece included the Greek Peninsula, many islands in the Aegean Sea and the Ionian Sea, and the western coastal areas of the Asia Minor Peninsula. It was slightly larger than the area under the jurisdiction of the modern Greek Republic.

History is to humanity as a whole what memory is to each of us, explaining what we do now, why we do it, and how we did it in the past. Therefore whoever wants to understand the world must know its history.

History is to humanity as a whole what memory is to each of us, explaining what we do now, why we do it, and how we did it in the past. Therefore whoever wants to understand the world must know its history.

The uniqueness of Hebrew civilization and the uniqueness of the Hebrew nation are closely linked. In a general sense of national origin, the Hebrew nation is a member of the ethnic groups in the two river basins of the Mesopotamian plain. Abraham, the patriarch of the Hebrews, was born in this area.

History is to humanity as a whole what memory is to each of us, explaining what we do now, why we do it, and how we did it in the past. Therefore whoever wants to understand the world must know its history.

History is to humanity as a whole what memory is to each of us, explaining what we do now, why we do it, and how we did it in the past. Therefore whoever wants to understand the world must know its history.