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In accordance with the requirements of the leaders of the Zigong Municipal Party Committee, this book deeply explores Zigong's characteristic party history resources, inherits the fine traditions and styles of the older generation of soldiers, and provides spiritual motivation for the revitalization and development of old industrial cities. The author's unit interviewed 24 veterans of the former Southwest Service Corps of the People's Liberation Army. Through their memories, it shows the true picture of these veterans joining the army for training, marching eight thousand miles into the southwest, participating in the construction of the New China People's Power, suppressing bandits, land reform, socialist construction, and reform and opening up and making new contributions. This book vividly reflects from one aspect the establishment and consolidation of the new people's power in the Zigong region at the beginning of the founding of the Republic and the subsequent development of socialist construction, reform and opening up in the past 70 years. The compilation and publication of this book not only adds new content to the study of the history of the Southwest Service Corps, but also provides extremely valuable living materials that use history to inspire and educate people for the further development of party history work in the Zigong region. It has important historical value.

The Chengnan area, located on the southern edge of Jiaxing, has transformed from the early rural wilderness of Jiangnan into a modern new urban area and has become an important part of the main urban area of ​​Jiaxing. In this process, from form to pattern, from function to structure, the evolution of Chengnan has been clear, showing the characteristics of diversity and completeness. This book was compiled by a Chinese urban history research team led by Professor Ma Xueqiang. With the theme of "Jiaxing South", it enriches and expands the content of Jiaxing urban history research through a long-term, multi-perspective investigation of the south area. Looking at the entire Yangtze River Delta region, we can provide samples for the "Chengnan phenomenon" and "Chengnan development type" in Jiangnan. In a deeper sense, combined with the research on the local practice of Chinese-style modernization, on the bank of Nanhu, one of the birthplaces of the Communist Party of China, whether it is the Nanhu People's Commune in the era of collective economy, or the Chengnan Street that integrates modern urban areas, the discussion on the path of socialist construction, from developing agriculture to pursuing industrialization and urbanization, some of the practices and experiences are worth summarizing and can provide useful reference for the modernization construction of some places. This also highlights the practical significance and social value of this manuscript.

Peiping from 1927 to 1937 was the "golden age" of Beijing in the Republic of China, with a concentration of famous schools and a gathering of literati. As a cultural capital, it was full of charm. Deng Yunxiang grew up and lived in Peiping during this period. He revisited this peaceful and peaceful cultural ancient city in his memories, restoring the cultural atmosphere of the time. Like "Along the River During the Qingming Festival", it outlines the history of cultural life in the ancient city in a three-dimensional way, which makes people think endlessly.

Sino-British Street is not only a microcosm of China's century-old modern history, but also a historical witness of China's reform and opening up, Hong Kong's return to the motherland, and the Chinese people's hard work. "The Past on Chung Ying Street: The "Special Zone" in the Special Administrative Region" will lead readers to recall this period of history, in order to be prepared for danger in times of peace, learn from history, remember lessons, and face the future. The whole book accompanies readers into this small street that is 250 meters long and three to four meters wide. Relive the vicissitudes of the small street, experience the Hakka customs, listen to the late fishermen's songs, recall the "shopping paradise", and understand the story of the honor and disgrace of China's famous historical and cultural street - Zhongying Street and the feelings of family and country.

This gentle state on the coast of the East China Sea is written with magnificent literary imagination, perfectly presenting its urban characteristics of "the blending of mountains and seas, and the wisdom of traveling around the world". "Wenzhou Biography: Different Worlds" is one of the important reading books in the "Silk Road Biography of Hundred Cities" series. Wenzhou has rich and colorful humanistic characteristics, including regional culture nurtured by its unique geographical environment, long-standing traditional culture, rich and colorful local customs, and a distinctive business spirit. These humanistic features together constitute Wenzhou's unique urban charm and provide a steady stream of impetus for its development. The book is divided into ten chapters in chronological order and has a total of fifty-two small topics. It uses character stories, major historical facts, important relics and landscapes as carriers, and uses magnificent literary imagination to write about this gentle state on the coast of the East China Sea. It shows its urban highlights, cultural heritage and long history, presents its urban characteristics of "a blend of mountains and seas, and intelligent travel around the world", and highlights its role in the Maritime Silk Road. This book is the first urban biography of Wenzhou, with the full support and full supervision of the Wenzhou Municipal Party Committee and Government.

Under the guidance of the school motto of "serious innovation and pursuit of excellence", China Europe International Business School adheres to the strategic positioning of "China's depth and global breadth". During the past 30 years of rapid development, it has promoted the management progress of Chinese enterprises through knowledge creation and knowledge dissemination, made positive contributions to China's economic globalization, and built a solid bridge for economic and cultural exchanges and cooperation between China, Europe and the world. "Excellence is boundless at the age of thirty." I hope this book will become a witness to CEIBS's glorious development over the past 30 years, and also provide valuable experience and reference for CEIBS to move forward in the future. I hope that all teachers, students, staff and alumni will work hand in hand with people from all walks of life who are concerned about the development of CEIBS, continue to maintain the passion and belief in innovation and entrepreneurship, and create new brilliance and miracles with the spirit of daring to pioneer and pursue excellence.

There is a saying: China will look to Shanghai in 100 years, Shenzhen will look to China in 40 years, and Hefei will look to China in the future. Why Hefei? News media reported that from magnetic confinement nuclear fusion to quantum technology, to iron-based superconductivity and brain-inspired science, a number of Hefei's world-leading achievements from "0" to "1" have emerged, setting records repeatedly. Mr. Li Yunsheng, who has been deeply involved in the history, geography, culture and folk customs of Hefei for many years, conducted on-the-spot inspections, read historical materials, and compiled "Hefei Biography" with many years of hard work. Using a historian's perspective, wise thinking, and literary style, he presents to readers that Hefei is not only a world leader in technological innovation, but also a lively and flesh-and-blood fireworks city. The author repeatedly revised, planned the layout of the article, and conveyed the meaning of the text, all to convey his many years of aesthetic pursuit and philosophical thinking, and also made unique detailed research and practical annotations on "Why Hefei". "The Biography of Hefei: The Scenery of the Famous Lake City" is an important reading in the "Biography of One Hundred Cities on the Silk Road" series. Hefei is a unique city with a long history. It is known as "the first county of Jianghuai and the strategic center of Wu and Chu". Its history can be traced back to the Luzi Kingdom, which was entrusted by King Wu of Zhou Dynasty. It is famous in "Historical Records" and originated from Liangfei, which spans more than three thousand years. This book presents the history and current situation of Hefei from multiple angles in ten chapters, starting with the changes in place names, celebrity stories, food anecdotes, intangible cultural heritage and folk customs, etc., To reflect its infinite charm in history, culture, transportation, science and technology, education, ecology and other aspects. The market scroll of "Nine Lions Bridge", the hustle and bustle of "Gongchen Street", the various charms of "Baihua Well"... The author personally searched for his hometown and explored the sea of ​​history. He told the stories of folk customs and figures that embody the historical splendor, and witnessed the long-lasting memories of the city in Hefei's various historical development stages.

Xu Zhuoyun, a great historian, uses his grand historian's vision and emotional language to describe for us the historical context and the ups and downs of Taiwan over the past four hundred years: Starting from the Age of Discovery in the 16th century, Taiwan experienced Dutch colonization, the Zheng Group, the Qing government, Japanese colonization and the rule of the Kuomintang regime, and has never been free from the entanglement of local, mainland and world factors. He analyzed the advantages and disadvantages of Taiwan's development from the aspects of geographical environment, political economy, humanities and society, and cross-strait relations, and expressed the concerns and expectations of a generation of scholars for the future of both sides of the Taiwan Strait. "This book is not an information book, but a book about the spirit and predicament of Taiwanese people today." Unlike Xu Zhuoyun's other historical writings, what he states in this book is not others, but himself. This book can be described as a "passionate work" written by a 94-year-old man to compatriots on both sides of the Taiwan Strait.

During the reign of Xianfeng and Tongzhi, the large-scale armed fight between Guangdong natives and guests was a major historical event that has been forgotten or ignored by people. The scale of this armed battle, the number of casualties, and the profound impact were unprecedented in Chinese history. Because it was regarded as a "private civil war" by the then government and later scholars and ignored. Coupled with historical events such as the Taiping Army, Hongbing Army, and the Second Opium War, this armed struggle became a blind spot in people's memory. This book uses a large number of archives, official documents, local chronicles and other materials to give a detailed description and commentary of this large-scale armed fight between natives and foreigners that took place during the reign of Xianfeng and Tongzhi. The book is divided into three parts and ten chapters. The first part describes the remote and proximate causes of the conflict; the middle part outlines the basic situation of the conflict; the second part mainly describes the countermeasures taken by the Qing government to deal with the conflict and the basic quelling of the conflict. This book not only tells a forgotten historical event, but also involves the origin of the distribution of Hakkas in modern times, so it is of great significance to fill the gaps in the study of history and Hakka studies. This book was published by The Commercial Press in 2003 and is reprinted this time.

Xinjiang's first chronological urban biography! "The Biography of Urumqi", a modern and contemporary history of Xinjiang! "The Biography of Urumqi: The Shining Pearl along the Belt and Road" is one of the important readers in the "Biography of One Hundred Cities on the Silk Road" series. As a city that gradually developed and grew from a post station on the ancient Silk Road grasslands, Urumqi has a tortuous and legendary history. The original jurisdiction of Urumqi included today's Hami area, Turpan area, the entire Changji Prefecture, Shawan, Kuitun, Wusu, Jinghe and other areas. With the changes in administrative divisions, it became the city it is today. "The Biography of Urumqi" is written strictly in accordance with the historical facts and context of historical development. A history of Urumqi's founding and changes is also a history of Xinjiang's governance. This book is divided into ten chapters, written along several main lines: First, the changes in urban form. This city came into being from scratch, including the city, forts, buildings, streets and other forms and processes of destruction and construction. The second is the changes in lifestyle, food, clothing, housing, transportation and entertainment. Including various folk customs and festivals, as well as leisure and entertainment, and various delicacies. The third is the change of economic form. By tracing Urumqi's business, especially the trajectories of merchants, the rise and fall of business names, and the ups and downs of business, it reflects Urumqi's position and role in the Overland Silk Road. The fourth is the change of cultural form. Including changes in Urumqi's cultural and educational inheritance, folk crafts and other aspects. The most important thread that runs throughout is the changes in urban history.

The author uses literary and poetic words to vividly and accurately depict the natural geography of Hohhot, vividly reproducing the history and culture of this area, including the grassland civilization, the Grassland Silk Road, the Tea Road and other human civilization achievements. "The Biography of Hohhot: The Past and Present of a Prairie City" is one of the important books in the "Biography of One Hundred Cities on the Silk Road" series. Hohhot is the capital of the Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region, a national historical and cultural city and one of the birthplaces of Chinese civilization. The book is divided into nine chapters. With the perspective of a historian, the feelings of a scholar, and the poetic language, the author vividly and accurately depicts the natural geography of Hohhot, explains the remains and current situation of the ancient civilization, analyzes and foresees its development trend, and vividly reproduces the history and culture of this area - from the Warring States Period of Zhao Dynasty Yunzhong City during the Wuhou period, from Chilechuan to Tumochuan, from Meidaizhao to Kukuhetun, from Guihua Suiyuan to Hohhot - this prairie city that traveled all the way through time, emerged from the desolation, including the prairie civilization, the Prairie Silk Road, the Tea Road and other human civilization achievements.

Only when you have faith in your heart can you go far; when you have learned and understood, then you can practice it faithfully. This book is based on the column "Veteran Cadres Lecture Party Classes", with the major historical events as the background, the emerging figures of the times as the main line, and Qingdao's precious urban resources as teaching materials. It opens a red chapter of a century of turmoil and encourages party members and cadres to draw wisdom and strength from the party's century-old struggle and show greater responsibility and achievements in forging ahead on a new journey and building a new era.

As an academic research result commemorating the May 4th Movement, this book combines the historical background and relevant historical facts of China from 1897 to 1922 to systematically sort out the ins and outs of the Qingdao issue. The series of secret diplomatic activities to seize Qingdao's interests after the First World War, China's negotiations on the Qingdao issue at the Paris Peace Conference, and the history that triggered the May Fourth Movement were deeply studied and explained, revealing the aggressive nature of imperialism and the great spirit of the Chinese people's patriotic struggle.

"Jiaqing Zhenyuan County Chronicles (edited version)" is a documentary chronicle book. It is compiled by the Zhenyuan County Local Chronicles Office and edited by experts and scholars such as Bao Zhenggang and Guo Zhibin. The original book was written in the seventh year of Jiaqing in the Qing Dynasty (1802). It is divided into ten volumes, including starry fields, geography, construction, temples, official affairs, officials, elections, characters, art and literature, and chronicles. It records the important events of the country, development, good deeds of ordinary people, official elections, etc., Promotes cleanliness and preserves historical records. In order to facilitate readers' reading, the Zhenyuan County Local Chronicles Office has collated and sorted this chronicle. The text uses simplified characters, punctuation uses new punctuation, and the collation adopts a fixed version. It comprehensively corrects errors, omissions, and omissions in the text of the book. It also examines errors in historical facts and irregular quotations in the description based on documents and sites, and also issues notes to explain them.

"Shenmu City Poverty Alleviation Chronicles" was compiled by the Shenmu City History Compilation and Research Office. It will truly record the poverty alleviation process of Shenmu City, objectively reflect the effectiveness of assistance work, summarize good experiences and practices, and play the role of historical record and administration. The book consists of chapters such as overview, major events, chapters, characters, appendices, etc., Including the municipal party committee and municipal government's series of arrangements and development plans; implementation of key poverty alleviation measures, poverty alleviation process, achievements, and accumulated experience; deeds of advanced figures; outstanding theoretical articles, research reports, media publicity, etc. The whole book has about 250,000 words. There are about 20 color photos arranged at the beginning of the article, which mainly reflect the changes in the old appearance of the new city and the advanced poverty alleviation deeds.

This book is a chronological record of the urban development of Shenzhen, panoramicly showing the historical process of Shenzhen from its original pioneering to its development into an international metropolis. The book takes the past as the prelude and the urban history of more than 40 years as the core. It also captures the major events or popular social words of the year and makes use of relevant historical materials to unfold a panoramic history of Shenzhen's development. The book is divided into nine chapters. The prologue begins with pre-history, starting with the ancient ancestors and the Xiantouling site, and then introduces the historical traces of Shenzhen from the Qin and Han Dynasties to the Ming and Qing Dynasties. The core writing part is a historical review of Shenzhen after the reform and opening up in 1978, focusing on the rise and development of Shenzhen, emphasizing the overview, origin, and characteristics, and placing it in the long history and grand background of human development to trace the origins. It writes about the details of human geography, historical evolution, special zone construction, economic development, technological progress, cultural construction, and biological environment, overlooking the whole picture from multiple perspectives, and recording the development of the city and the times. What is recorded in the book is not only the story of the city of Shenzhen, but also the story of our times.

In the modern history of Tianjin, there have been 9 special concessions including British, French, Japanese, German and Italian. The number of countries designated and the large area of ​​​​the concessions are unique in the country. The concession had a significant impact on China's modern history and is an important topic in historical research. The Tianjin Municipal Archives has a systematic and rich collection of complete archives of the concession. This project has been included in the 2016 National Social Science Fund project. It is planned to publish 5 volumes in the form of proofreading and compilation, with each volume containing 1 million words, totaling 5 million words. This project is extremely valuable first-hand information for studying the history of Tianjin, the history of the concessions, and the history of modern China. The British Concession in Tianjin was one of the earliest and latest concessions to be established among the nine-nation concessions. In 1902, Britain and the United States made a private agreement to include the American Concession in Tianjin into the British Concession as the "Southern Expansion". Therefore, combining the British and American Concession files into one volume is consistent with historical facts. This volume supplements the missing content of previous archives and books on the British and American concessions through systematic archival mining, and the content is very precious.

"Caojing Village Chronicles" is the first historical chronicle within the Caojing Village area of ​​Gaoqiao Street, Tongxiang City, Zhejiang Province. It takes the current Caojing Administrative Village as the description object. It adopts a chapter style, horizontally arranged categories, and describes historical facts in a longitudinal manner. The upper limit is the Eastern Zhou Dynasty (Spring and Autumn Period and Warring States) period, and the lower limit is December 2021 AD. Quanzhi comprehensively takes stock of the geographical location, natural environment, historical evolution, organizations and associations, economic production, culture, education and health, village construction, population life, civil affairs charity, customs and habits, dialects, people and folks, poems and selections, etc. It has the functions of preserving history, assisting with government, and educating people, and has special historical, cultural and academic value.

"Guangzhou Dadian" is the "root and soul" of Guangzhou, carrying the thousand-year cultural heritage of Guangzhou. The "Guangzhou Dadian Research" collection relies on the published documents of the first issue of "Guangzhou Dadian" and the second issue of the Republic of China that is being compiled. It mainly publishes academic articles on the collection and arrangement of historical documents of Guangzhou and even Guangdong, and research on Lingnan history and culture, involving politics, economy, culture, society, education, philosophy, literature, history, literature and other academic fields. It also includes reading notes of related academic works, critical articles and reviews of related academic conferences. We hope to use this collection to promote the collection, compilation, and publication of Lingnan historical documents, and to deeply explore the intrinsic value of Lingnan culture, so as to contribute to the inheritance and innovation of Lingnan culture.

This book takes the urban construction of modern Guangzhou as the starting point, and explores the emergence of land property rights in modern Guangzhou and its inclusion in government administration based on extensive use of local chronicles, government publications, archives, newspapers, journals, records, travel notes, travel guides, anthologies, memoirs, customs reports and other materials. The management process attempts to show the landscape changes and construction process of Guangzhou from "provincial city" to "city" in the context of the historical development from the late Qing Dynasty to the Republic of China from the perspective of regional society, in order to deepen the understanding and understanding of the formation and development of modern Chinese cities and rethink the transformation of Chinese cities.

This book is a collection of papers from the 2016 "First International Academic Symposium on Guangzhou Bay History and Culture". The history of Guangzhou Bay seems to have not been systematically and in-depth studied. This academic seminar is precisely to make a comprehensive summary of the historical and cultural research on Guangzhou Bay. There are two series in total. The main content of the first series is the research overview and academic review of the history and culture of Guangzhou Bay. The main content of the second series includes the research on the ancient history of Guangzhou Bay and the research on the utilization of historical heritage resources of Guangzhou Bay.

This book sorts out in chronological order the major events that have occurred in Tianjin in the political, economic, cultural and other fields since the Tianjin Municipal People's Government was established on January 15, 1949, as well as the specific work done and the achievements made. It clearly shows Tianjin's development over the past 70 years since the founding of New China. The development trend of urban construction reflects the spirit of the Tianjin people, under the leadership of the Party Central Committee, working together with one heart and one mind, and the enterprising spirit of the Tianjin Municipal Party Committee and Municipal Government, as well as the close unity around the Party Central Committee, the active change of thinking, the courage to explore, continuous innovation, and down-to-earth work style. The information collected in this book is comprehensive and accurate, and has reference, reference and retention significance for the deployment of Tianjin's next work.

The most exciting chapter in the story of the Qingshui River, the main tributary of the upper reaches of the Yuanshui River in southeastern Guizhou Province, is the hustle and bustle brought by the drifting timber in the river since the Qing Dynasty. Sporadic documentary records and stories that have been passed down to this day reveal a regional social and historical picture surrounding the flow of wood. This book gradually unfolds around the story behind the flow of timber, placing the lower reaches of the Qingshui River in the political and economic development context of the dynasty. By describing the regional history centered on timber planting, harvesting and transportation activities, it explores the interaction between traditional state power and local society relying on the development of regional market networks, thereby providing a regional understanding and historical explanation of the interaction of multiple factors and the integration of multiple relationships in regional social changes.

This book uses historical time as a clue to examine the background, sect distribution, theological thoughts and social services of Jiangsu Christianity (Protestantism) in different periods. At the same time, it also discusses historical figures who have an important influence on the development of Christianity in Jiangsu and even the whole country. For the study of the history of Christianity in Jiangsu, on the one hand, it is necessary to grasp the ins and outs, gains and losses of Christianity in Jiangsu from a vertical perspective, and on the other hand, it is necessary to understand the complex relationship between Jiangsu Christianity and local society and culture from a horizontal perspective.

The art museum of the Eastern world opens a new window and provides a new perspective for the study of Dunhuang. Gao Ping, former member of the National Committee of the Chinese Writers Association and former chairman of the Gansu Provincial Writers Association, wrote a preface and recommended it, and Secretary of the Jiuquan Municipal Committee of the Communist Party of China wrote a preface and recommended it. "Dunhuang Biography: The Place where Four Civilizations Meet" is one of the important reading books in the "Silk Road Biography of Hundred Cities" series. Although Dunhuang is not big, it has been a place where Chinese and Western cultures have gathered for thousands of years. The four major ancient cultures in the world have gathered and spread here, creating the "Dunhuang Culture" that has attracted worldwide attention. In the overview, the author comprehensively sorted out and refined the human geography and history of Dunhuang, and then systematically presented the spiritual and material appearance of Dunhuang in each development period in chronological order. Its unique Dunhuang Grottoes are more like a historical monument, engraved with the complicated history of the evolution of human society, the ups and downs, and the vicissitudes of events, occupying a glorious chapter in the vast annals of Chinese history.

Since 2011, the Provincial Archives has recorded the current status, changes and development trajectories of Zhejiang society every year with a sense of mission and responsibility in actively preserving history. It has been compiling the "Memory of Zhejiang" series for 11 years and has completed 11 volumes. This series of books uses concise and concise text and the form of interactive pictures and texts to sort out and compile the major events, important events, and innovations that have occurred in Zhejiang Province over the past year. From an archival perspective and a historical writing style, it originally, objectively and truly records the development achievements that Zhejiang Province has made every year in various aspects such as economy, politics, culture, society, ecology, and party building.

Since 2011, the Provincial Archives has recorded the current status, changes and development trajectories of Zhejiang society every year with a sense of mission and responsibility in actively preserving history. It has been compiling the "Memory of Zhejiang" series for 11 years and has completed 11 volumes. This series of books uses concise and concise text and the form of interactive pictures and texts to sort out and compile the major events, important events, and innovations that have occurred in Zhejiang Province over the past year. From an archival perspective and a historical writing style, it originally, objectively and truly records the development achievements that Zhejiang Province has made every year in various aspects such as economy, politics, culture, society, ecology, and party building.

This book describes the historical changes of Xiaoguo's cities over the past two thousand and seven hundred years. In modern times, Xiaocheng has been attacked by external forces, experienced warlord melees, and foreign invasions. After the founding of New China, Xiaocheng rose from the ashes and finally embarked on the road to new life, gradually unfolding the colorful picture of a garden city.

This book is an important reading in the "Silk Road Biography of Hundred Cities" series. This book uses four major chapters, "Liangzhou", "Minqin", "Gulang" and "Tianzhu", and more than 40 chapters divided into special topics to comprehensively describe the history of Wuwei, an important city on the Silk Road, from ancient times to the present, its tolerance and openness, as well as the hardships this city has experienced and the humanistic spirit it has forged. From the moment it got its name, Wuwei officially entered the forefront of history and became an important fortress on the Silk Road. Wuwei is involved in all the stories about the Hexi Corridor, either directly involved or indirectly influenced. Daliang Prefecture has built a monument in Wuwei that people can look up to. It is unique and ancient in its vicissitudes of life. After "The Biography of Zhangye", Chen Yufu, who was born and raised in Wuwei, teamed up with Wuwei writer Cheng Xie to erect a monument and biography for their common hometown, and wrote a tough and masculine city that is inclusive, a frontier city that alternates glory and loneliness, destruction and rebirth, and a prosperous city.

The city of Suzhou has a long and vast history, a magnificent destiny, rich scenery, and ups and downs of stories... This book is an "archaeology" of the city in the literal sense, and also a "test" of contemporary life. The so-called "loving the ancients without sacrificing today's people" is the right heart, the right faith, and the right path. It is a related observation and analysis of a city's historical secrets and reality. "Examination" naturally evolves into looking into the future... Reading this book, you can understand the past and present of Suzhou, understand Suzhou's beautiful mountain scenery, splendid historical civilization, understand the romance of Suzhou and its stories, and thus love Suzhou even more.

This book includes articles such as "The posthumous manuscripts of Liu Chengfan, a fellow governor of Shaozhou Prefecture, recording the historical truth of Matteo Ricci's departure from Zhao for Shao", "An examination of Li Cai, the founder of Duanxi Academy in the Ming Dynasty", "An examination of the location of Matteo Ricci's first church in the mainland", "The "Ghost House" is Matteo Ricci's Xianhua Temple", "The present location of Matteo Ricci's Xianhua Temple" and other articles.

The coordinates of the book "Image-History-City" are Shenzhen, showing Shenzhen's past century-old history through image recording and artistic imagination. It is obviously different from the narrative method of modern history from the perspective of "old photos" that is usually aimed at the public. This book places Shenzhen in the ever-changing scenes and networks of China and the world. It develops a multi-dimensional understanding of Shenzhen's history from multiple perspectives such as history, images, political economy and humanistic activities, and thus opens up a more imaginative space of possibilities for Shenzhen's future.

In 1952, Beijing's Hepingli area underwent large-scale construction and was named. It has been 70 years since then. Born in an era when the theme of peace was high, the region has developed and prospered over the past 70 years, reflecting the glorious construction achievements of New China. It is the first large-scale construction community in Beijing. It is also a concentrated area for state agencies, institutions, schools, hospitals, cinemas, parks, and stadiums. It has developed transportation, beautiful environment and rich humanities and history. At the same time, it is a model area for ethnic unity and harmonious coexistence. It is home to many units and family areas affiliated to the State Ethnic Affairs Commission, as well as Ditan Park, Yonghe Temple, Imperial College, Confucius Temple, and the ancient city wall of the Yuan Dynasty. Together with Beijing's thousand-year history of multi-ethnic integration, it has formed a unique geographical and cultural model that reflects the ancient and modern times and is full of atmosphere. The author was born and works here and has a deep understanding of the area. He tells the story of Hepingli with emotional writing and hundreds of vivid and precious pictures, which extends to the theme of New China's prosperity and commitment to peace. It is highly readable and historical.

"General History of Taiwan" is the masterpiece of Mr. Lien Chan's grandfather, the famous Taiwanese historian Lien Heng. The author has spent decades collecting Chinese and foreign documents, archives, and rumors about Taiwan, and imitated the style of Sima Qian's "Historical Records" to write this book. The book begins in the Sui Dynasty and ends with Japan's occupation of Taiwan in the late Qing Dynasty. All Taiwan's politics, military, economy, products, customs, and people are discussed in this book. Special attention was given to the mainland people's expansion of Taiwan and the Taiwanese people's fight against the aggressive wars of the Dutch, British, French, Japanese and other imperialists. Reading through the whole book, it is not difficult to see Mr. Lian Heng's patriotic sincerity.

"Hangzhou Biography: Living in Paradise" is an important book in the "Silk Road Biography of One Hundred Cities" series. In order of time, the author systematically combs the formation and development of Hangzhou from the ancient Yue people who carved jade into swords to contemporary Hangzhou: from a large bay and a swamp, through the huge changes in the natural environment and the various efforts of residents of past generations, the sea has turned into a mulberry field. Today, it has become a livable paradise on earth that people yearn for. It not only has a beautiful environment and pleasant scenery, but also has its own masters in many fields such as history, Chinese studies, literature, art, fine arts, gardens, religion, big data, etc., And is famous all over the world. The author uses a historian's pen to dwell on the city's past, and also uses a poetic pen to focus on the characters in it. He not only writes about the imprint of the pain of his family and country on this city, but also writes about the encouragement and encouragement of the country's revitalization to this city. This book is a rare humanistic masterpiece that provides a comprehensive understanding of Hangzhou.

"Yue Jue Shu" is a miscellaneous history recording the local history of Wu and Yue in ancient times, also known as "Yue Jue Ji". The book is based on the historical facts of Wu and Yue's struggle for hegemony from the late Spring and Autumn Period to the early Warring States Period. It traces back to Xia Yu, down to the Han Dynasty, and other princes and states. It touches on the politics, economy, military, astronomy, geography, calendar, language, etc. Of the Wu and Yue region during this historical period. It is known as the "originator of local chronicles." This book is worth reading for readers who are interested in humanities and history. "Yue Jueshu" preserves many historical materials from the Wu and Yue areas before the Eastern Han Dynasty, paying special attention to the diplomatic and military activities of Wu Zixu, Zigong, Fan Li, Wen Zhong, Ji Ran (Ji Ni) and others; some of them were adopted by "Historical Records", such as Gou Jian's practice of Ji Ni and Fan Li's skills in Fumigui Valley. These historical materials can mutually corroborate and supplement the shortcomings of "Zuo Zhuan", "Guoyu" and "Historical Records". "Yue Jueshu" is not only the earliest local chronicle in Zhejiang, but also the oldest existing local chronicle in China. This book also preserves many precious ideological and historical materials from the pre-Qin period.

"Katyusha in Qingdao" contains information on many important moments in Qingdao's history. It not only preserves the memory of Russian expatriates' history, but is also of great significance to strengthening the friendly relations between China and Russia.

Starting from the prehistoric origins of Taiwan Island and the history of the 17th century, eighty stories are used to draw out a chain that runs through Taiwan's ancient and modern times. The story is basically divided into three parts: 1. The history of Taiwan, including the history of the ancestors, the occupation by the Dutch and Spanish, Zheng Chenggong's recovery of Taiwan and the end of the Zheng family's rule in the Qing Dynasty, and Japan's colonization of Taiwan after the Sino-French War and the Sino-Japanese War. The book is equipped with precious historical photos, presenting Taiwan's history, products, social life, economic development, the times in different periods, living customs, cultural and artistic activities, etc. In a multi-faceted manner.

In this book, the author guides readers through the elegant and dimly lit historical corridors to the depths of the Dutch capital on the North Sea to explore the past of this famous city. The people here have experienced both the glorious peak created by the "Sea Coachmen" in the 17th century and the dark trough of enduring humiliation during World War II. This book connects the glory and sorrow of Amsterdam over the past thousands of years through flashbacks of historical fragments. The author delicately describes the sorrows and joys of various characters who once lived here, and uses trivial things to outline the impact of historical trends on this city. Medieval shoes found in the mud of the canal, the Dutch War of Independence in a priest's diary, the tragedy of a maid and the painter Rembrandt's foreign land, the fatal impact of the Little Ice Age in the 18th century, the Jews sent to Auschwitz by "special trains"... This book will reveal to readers the mystery covering the face of this city.

From the colonial town of Londinium established by the ancient Romans, to Lundiwick, which was fought over by the Saxons and the Danes, to today's London, the capital of this island nation has experienced the darkness and barbarism of the Middle Ages, tasted the rise and glory of the colonial era, and also experienced the cruelty and decline of the two world wars. It has grown step by step from an unfamiliar commercial town to a world-renowned financial center. Time continues to shape its face - a medieval labyrinth of alleys and courtyards, Georgian squares and mansions that came with the industrial age, Victorian townhouses with an imperial look, and the towering skyline of the new millennium; history continues to shape its character - fires, plagues, and bombings have never destroyed this city, but instead it has refined its unique temperament, which is eccentric, casual, and changeable. People seem to have long forgotten its true appearance, but when the mist disperses, it is unfazed and stands there, with its unique elegance and extraordinary, quietly watching the flowing Thames River. The authors of this book bring together key events, figures and trends in London's history to create an unparalleled portrait of the city. Based on his own life and work experience, he cleverly combines the architectural trends that determine the appearance of London to show readers how the conflict between money and power has made London what it is today for more than two thousand years.

Chang'an is one of the 32 towns under the jurisdiction of Dongguan City, Guangdong Province, China. Chang'an, a thousand-year-old ancient town, a vibrant city and a famous cultural town. Before the reform and opening up, it was poor and backward. Now the annual GDP exceeds 10 billion, and today it exceeds 40 billion. The total industrial output value reaches more than 130 billion. It ranks third in the "National Top 1000 Small Towns Comprehensive Development Level", a national civilized village, a national ecological township, and a red flag grassroots party organization in Guangdong Province. It has won more than 60 national honors and more than 60 provincial honors. "The Road to Chang'an: The Oral History of a Southern Town" is based on the development process of Chang'an Town since the reform and opening up. By interviewing nearly a hundred people in different fields in Chang'an Town, it reflects the political, economic, social, cultural and other changes in Chang'an Town since the reform and opening up, and then traces the historical changes in rural life in towns and villages since the founding of New China. The book took three years to complete, with more than 200 hours of interview recordings. It contains oral narratives from 52 interviewees and nearly a hundred old photos. There are many grand narratives about reform and opening up and its gains and losses, but more of it is a detailed picture of the lives of ordinary Chang'an people. Among the interviewees, there are both current and former leading cadres and the general public; there are both local entrepreneurs and foreign business representatives; there are both old and young people; there are both local cadres and the masses, as well as migrant workers. It is these Chang'an people who use their courage, wisdom, mind and talent to write the history of themselves and the town, and write the miracles on the journey to realize the Chinese Dream.

"Connecting the River to the Sea: Nantong" vividly presents Nantong, a city connected to the river and the sea, with detailed text and rich pictures. Since the 18th National Congress of the Communist Party of China, guided by Xi Jinping Thought on Socialism with Chinese Characteristics for a New Era, Nantong has adhered to the path of characteristic development, constantly innovated in various fields, kept pace with the times, and depicted Nantong's glorious journey of building a moderately prosperous society in an all-round way.

"Connecting the River to the Sea: Nantong" vividly presents Nantong, a city connected to the river and the sea, with detailed text and rich pictures. Since the 18th National Congress of the Communist Party of China, guided by Xi Jinping Thought on Socialism with Chinese Characteristics for a New Era, Nantong has adhered to the path of characteristic development, constantly innovated in various fields, kept pace with the times, and depicted Nantong's glorious journey of building a moderately prosperous society in an all-round way.

"The Biography of Zhangye: Eight Sounds of Ganzhou on the Thousand-Year Silk Road" is an important book in the "Biography of One Hundred Cities on the Silk Road" series. Zhangye is the most famous Silk Road ancient city in the Hexi Corridor. Since Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty focused his attention on the northwest and conquered the Hexi Corridor, this land that was once regarded as a barbarian land has a resounding name "Zhangye" - the arm of Zhangye to connect the Western Regions. Since then, the blueprint for the westward expansion of the Central Plains civilization has been opened, and a new scene of the integration of Chinese and Western cultures has also ushered in. "The Biography of Zhangye" takes this as an entry point and traces the past and future of this city through time. The hundreds of thousands of words contain unique cultural characteristics and the 8,000-year history of Chinese civilization: the sound of camel bells made Bowang Hou pass here when he left Yangguan in the west; exquisite silk floated all the way from Chang'an; the luxurious chariot of Emperor Yang of the Sui Dynasty came here specially, and the world's first universal expo stopped here; Journey to the West The monks who went east lingered and chanted the Stepping Lotus; the iron hooves of Genghis Khan's war horse crushed the century-old dream of prosperity in the Western Xia Dynasty; King Su's vassal house ushered in a new nation later called Yugu in the Oala horn; the willow shade planted by Zuo Gong himself grew up with the stiff but not rotten Populus euphratica; the rays of the morning star shone on the cap badge of the West Route Army... This city bloomed in the dust of history and has been fragrant for a long time.

As an ancient capital with a history of more than 800 years, Beijing is full of historic sites. These monuments are closely related to imperial power, especially the royal politics of the Ming and Qing dynasties, and became the location of many major historical events at that time. In a sense, exploring the history of these monuments is to recreate the different historical aspects of the feudal dynasty during that period. This book selects nearly twenty of the most important monuments in Beijing, including the Forbidden City, Jingshan, Summer Palace, Old Summer Palace, and Temple of Heaven, and narrates the past and present of these monuments and the political events that took place here, allowing readers to return to the historical scene and appreciate the profound historical and cultural connotations of the monuments. The author once studied Qing history at the Institute of Qing History at Renmin University of China. This professional background enabled him to clear away the fog of history, eliminate the elements of joking, and present the original appearance of history.

The readability of "A Brief History of Beijing" lies in its conciseness, simplicity and clarity, simplicity and clarity, and simplicity and clarity. It is divided into eleven chapters according to the topic "vertical cut". It started from Ji and Yan and ended in 1928 when "the Party Army went on the Northern Expedition and changed the capital (Beijing) to Peking Special City." The book is consistent, detailed in content, clear in point of view, and well organized. At the same time, the book is embellished with a large number of photographic and color pictures, which can be read by "knowledgeable people" who love Beijing and want to know more about Beijing. This book can be used as a reference for "knowledgeable people" who want to explore Beijing.

"Tideology Research" is an academic journal co-sponsored by the International Tideology Research Association and the Tideology Research Institute of Hanshan Normal University. Its main research areas are Chaoshan history and culture, overseas Chinese society, etc. It aims to strengthen academic exchanges among colleagues at home and abroad and promote the continuous development of tideology research. This volume is the first in 2020 (the 23rd issue in total). It has 5 columns: "Monograph", "Regional History", "Overseas Chinese", "Chaoshan Dialect" and "Country Literature", and contains a total of 15 articles by domestic and foreign authors.

It has been 40 years since the establishment of the Shenzhen Special Economic Zone, and the story of Shenzhen is no longer simple. The history of Shenzhen is dug deeper and deeper, and the society of Shenzhen is becoming more and more complex. To describe it without branches and leaves can make a lot of work, but to simplify the narrative, the magic is to pan for gold in the sand. This "Shenzhen Biography" by Lao Heng of the Internet Tiger Think Tank has a unique research perspective and a grassroots narrative paradigm. It uses more than a dozen selected points to cover the grand narrative of Shenzhen: Where did Shenzhen come from? What is reform? What does openness gain? How can the economy prosper? Why does technology lead? How can culture be innovative? Why is the future worth looking forward to? They all use typical examples to analyze and explain in detail. The length is not very long, but it is as detailed as possible; the historical materials are extremely rich, and the writing is also expressive. In terms of content and writing style, the book breaks away from the traditional formal history writing methods of chronicle, chronicle and biography, and uses prose style to write biography. It captures the core elements and key details of Shenzhen's 40-year history, pays attention to the folk, dissects cases, switches perspectives, refines characteristics, and explores feelings. To commemorate the special economic zones and reform and opening up, we need such a sentimental, meaningful and insightful work.

This book is a sub-volume of the "Ningxia Local History Series" planned and compiled by the Ningxia Hui Autonomous Region Local Records Office. This book is based on historical facts and uses a large number of interesting narrative stories to tell the history of Shahu, presenting the beautiful scenery and cultural heritage of Shahu to readers. The text is well illustrated and has strong readability.

"The Second Volume of the History of the Communist Party of China in Liquan, Shaanxi Province (1949-1978)" is organized and compiled by the Party History Research Office of the Liquan County Committee of the Communist Party of China. It aims to reflect the 30 years from 1949 to 1978 in Liquan when the Communist Party of China led the people, organized political power, restored and developed production, carried out socialist transformation, and experienced setbacks such as the "Great Leap Forward" and the "Cultural Revolution" until it corrected chaos and reorganized the national economy. The manuscript of this book has been revised eight times and reviewed by experts and higher-level party history departments. It conforms to relevant standards, is objective and fair, and better reflects the history of Liquan of the Communist Party of China. It has a high political role in the political, economic and cultural construction of Liquan, fills a gap in the study of party history, and has certain publication value. It is recommended to be included in our publishing plan.