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Glory of Victory: Zhijiang Surrenders

Li Song

101K01

This book uses more than 200 photos as its basis and the oral narratives of American officer Joseph De and Chinese soldiers and civilians as its weft. It comprehensively, multi-perspectively and meticulously displays the military activities and daily life of the Sino-US Allied Forces in Zhijiang, Hunan during the Anti-Japanese War. The content includes the historical scenes of the Japanese surrender in Zhijiang, the U. S. Military's communication work in Zhijiang, Zhijiang's customs and more. It not only has the seriousness and solemnity of major historical events, but also has the interest and life-oriented personal perspective. From the macro to the micro, it comprehensively displays all aspects of Zhijiang's anti-war culture.

Ancient City Memory: Oral History of Lijiang Ancient City

Editor-in-chief Yang Guoqing

355K0

This is an ancient city that still survives today, and many Naxi residents still live in it. Many historical and cultural relics, intangible cultural heritage and folk culture are preserved in the ancient city. Entering the ancient city, in addition to seeing the well-preserved material cultural heritage such as stone roads, residential buildings, ancient bridges, ancient temples, three-eye wells, ancient streets, ancient lanes, shops, water systems, rivers, mountains, gardens, and handicraft workshops, you can also feel the intangible cultural heritage such as Dongba scriptures, pictographs, ancient rock paintings, murals, white sand music, cave music, ethnic dances, ethnic festivals, ethnic costumes, folk customs, etc. Here, people can also experience the excellent cultural spirit of the Naxi people, such as the harmonious thinking, harmonious attitudes, harmonious behaviors, and harmonious ways that the Naxi people have always adhered to, which fully embody the harmonious cultural spirit of mutual tolerance, coexistence, and co-prosperity between man and nature, man and society, various ethnic groups, and multiple religions.

Oral History of Working Women in Shanghai: Groups Employed Before 1949

Cheng Yu Zhu Yian

285K0

In traditional societies, women have become a voiceless group, and oral history research is one of the new methods that has emerged in recent years. The author of this book conducted interviews with 19 Shanghai professional women who had work experience before and after liberation, recorded their personal careers and marriage and family life, understood the changes that took place in them in the two eras, and explored the relationship between the times, society and individuals. The interviews included in the book have representative occupations, including old revolutionaries who have worked underground and ordinary workers; teachers, nurses and accountants, as well as small traders and domestic workers. Shanghai was once a big textile city, and female textile workers accounted for a large proportion. They were both foster workers and child workers, workers in private factories and foreign-owned enterprises, and also included famous labor models after liberation. Their narratives cover all aspects of society, not only providing historical materials for women's history, but also providing precious circumstantial evidence for Shanghai's industrial history and Shanghai's social history.

Letters of Revolutionary Martyrs

Bo Sanzheng

62K0

This book contains a large number of letters from revolutionary martyrs. There is a passage in which Gao Junyu and Shi Pingmei met in 1921. After a period of interaction, they went from knowing each other to falling in love, and their relationship was very deep. During their relationship, they often wrote letters to express their ideals and pursuits in life. This letter is a reply written by Gao Junyu to Shi Pingmei. With the ambition to change the world and a positive outlook on life, the author encourages his girlfriends and young people to bravely pursue the light. In addition to this "Letter to Shi Pingmei", the book also includes a total of 73 letters, such as "Letter to Pei Qingxian's nephew-in-law and beloved brother", "Letter to Ming Shi (1927)", "Letter to Xiong Zhusheng before his death".

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Lu Shuchun Gou Junli

123K01

A book of power can reflect the rise and fall of the past life, and examine the gains and losses of power strategies. Put it down on your pillow, you can understand the misguided path, and put it on your desk, you can understand the rules of advance and retreat. This book collects a large amount of historical materials and quotes from others to summarize the major journeys of historical figures seeking power. It not only reveals the ugly faces of traitors and traitors, but also shows the good intentions of loyal ministers and righteous men.

Another Look at the Three Kingdoms

Lin Chengxi Xu Rongsheng

148K0

This book covers political marriages during the Three Kingdoms period, what happened to "Three Concessions to Xuzhou", the story of Baidi City Tuogu, and the "empty city strategy". It studies many allusions in famous works from a novel and modern perspective.

Criticize the Ancients

Zhou Huawen

148K0

Mr. Bo Yang said that China has the longest history and the most history books, but the Chinese people are also the most ignorant about history! The "criticism" of the ancients is no longer about distant and vague ancients, but real and close to life in the modern language environment. The side of the ancients that is not taken seriously or the characteristics that cannot be ignored is our attempt to discover and reproduce the true experiences of the ancients, and it is also an entrance to explore history and life.

Storytelling: Dark Corners and Turning Points in Chinese History

Wu Qian

154K0

The reason why history has become the focus of everyone's attention is because it has left us with countless shining points, which reappear on the historical stage with striking similarities. These bright spots, big or small, are dark corners and turning points with different styles in history. They are still important topics for people to talk about after dinner. Vignetting is a quantitative change in historical development, while an inflection point is a qualitative change. If you look at history from a high perspective, you will find that the energy of quantitative change may be very small, but over time, qualitative change will occur. Therefore, turning points in history are always accompanied by great changes in the country, either development or destruction. The survival trajectories of the ancients all prove these truths, and they also use the dark corners and turning points of personal experience to warn future generations. In the long river of history, dynasties fall one after another and emperors rise from generation to generation. The dark corners and turning points of history are the most eye-catching and thought-provoking historical moments in the process of prosperity and decline.

Telling Stories About History: Strategies and Methods in Chinese History

Zhang Wei

164K0

What is history? History is like a multi-act interrelated drama that unfolds over thousands of years. Everyone can use historical materials and reprocess them. If historical events are considered in a specific time and space context, history will show various patterns like a kaleidoscope. The reason why history has become a sample for later generations to study is because it has left us many clues of wisdom. These clues are strategies and methods in history; these classic strategies and methods are still the source of wisdom for modern people. Strategy is the course of action, and method is the execution plan. They are all responses generated under specific thinking. In the same situation, different people often choose different coping methods precisely because they have different thinking. The ancients used their experiences to continuously verify these principles, and also used their strategies and methods to leave success or failure cases one after another.

Storytelling: Legends and Rumors in Chinese History

Meng Xiaohui Fan Mingji

156K0

"Telling History: Legends and Rumors in Chinese History" is a conversation by the fire; rumors are a whisper between the mouth and ears. Legends and rumors are vivid stories circulating in the streets. Just as life cannot be without freedom and passion, legends and rumors are two necessary condiments in life. They make our lives colorful and colorful. Legends and rumors have never been traditional themes in history, but as a way to experience and witness history, they more or less imprinted the major historical changes at that time. Don't underestimate the historical role of legends and rumors. Although it is difficult for us to distinguish between true and false, and although history cannot be reproduced, what is imprinted on legends and rumors is the most profound aspect of history. All historical figures and all historical events have been faithfully recorded in legends and rumors. These wonderful relics may be heroic, poignant, romantic, or sentimental.

Ten Lectures on the Three Kingdoms

Han Tang

192K06

Within the scope of discussion in popular culture, the "Three Kingdoms" is just a gathering place for a group of outstanding talents. Without those talents, there would be no Three Kingdoms in their eyes. The real Three Kingdoms are a period of time, a history, and a common destiny. This book not only contains the "Three Kingdoms" under people's habitual thinking, but also objectively explains the real Three Kingdoms era, so that the original fruits of history and the deduced juice drinks can remain in our memory!

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