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In 1921, the first licensed big pai dong was born. It has been almost a century since the first licensed dai pai dong was born. It has survived many waves of "killing stalls" and seen it almost wiped out, but it was lucky enough to be invited to station at the police station. It is full of bizarre twists and turns. Perhaps this is the true meaning of history. With the help of the development of Dai Pai Dong, the author will take you to savor the small scenery of Hong Kong's big city and taste the fermented and precipitated history, instead of crowding into Dai Pai Dong to eat noodles as a souvenir.

This book uses historical documents, such as historical archives, newspapers and periodicals from the Japanese colonial period, oral history interviews, autobiographical notes, and other relevant materials to conduct an in-depth study of Hong Kong's sports activities, food culture, erotic undertakings, cultural activities, and related laws and regulations during the Japanese colonial period. The light and shadow of the world, the carvings of memory, perhaps all the above can present the true image of the occupied period in front of readers in a more three-dimensional way, filling in the gaps in the history of Hong Kong's occupied period.

The book contains about 200 selected old photos, vividly showing the Hong Kong collected by Zheng Baohong. Following the footsteps of Hong Kong people, he repeatedly and rigorously researches the images and documents. The author of this book, Zheng Baohong, uses personal experience as an introduction to lead readers to savor the old times from aspects such as people's livelihood, street vendors and trade, "red and white" ceremonies, entertainment and recreation, transportation, etc. Local food stalls, local chicken on the main road, OL lunch delivered by someone, bicycles and trams passing by...

Chatham Road, Nathan Road, Canton Road, all the avenues run through Kowloon, but as long as you deviate slightly from the main road, you will find a hidden gem, which is the backstreet culture full of folk customs... Every photo is so precious and real, and every detail tells the past of our city, her story, and her legend.

This book uses precious stamps as a guide to lead readers into the historical scenes worth savoring since the opening of Hong Kong. From more than 400 commemorative stamps, old letters, postmarks, old photos, maps, etc., They can experience the relevant historical events, landforms and folk life. It also introduces the brief history of Hong Kong postal development, the replacement of post offices and post boxes.

Compradors are intermediaries who specialize in serving foreigners; through consumption, they introduce Western things and bring new thinking. This book collects the latest research results of eleven relevant scholars from the Mainland, Hong Kong and Macao, focusing on the rise, transformation, dilemma, decline of the comprador family and its contribution and impact on modern Chinese politics, economy, society and culture.

Cultural relic collector Dr. Tong Zhuomin selected more than 300 precious cultural relics from the Japanese occupation period from the rich collection, including postcards, photos, train tickets, military tickets, certificates, various bills, etc., Supplemented by text explanations, retelling the history of Hong Kong from pre-war to fall, occupation by the Japanese army, and after the victory of the Anti-Japanese War, and presented a three-dimensional reality of the difficult people's livelihood. This book hopes to make up for the lack of historical data during the Japanese occupation period and also allow the younger generation to understand the significance of the seventy years since the victory of the Anti-Japanese War.

This book focuses on the formation, mechanisms, events, works and figures of post-war Hong Kong architecture. It introduces the difficulties of post-war reconstruction and the boom in the 1980s, covering both public buildings, public housing estate construction and private development projects. It also records the growth and works of architects who pioneered Hong Kong in the 1950s and local representative figures who grew up after the war. Through this book, you can learn about Hong Kong's modern history and explore the evolution of Hong Kong's architectural design.

This book is the result of the author's many years of research on the history of Kowloon Walled City. It introduces in concise words the evolution of Kowloon Walled City, the historical sites, cultural relics, and ancient temples inside and outside the Walled City. In addition, it also shows readers four forgotten villages near the Walled City: Nga Tsin Wai Village, Po Kong Village, Chuk Yuen Village and Tai Hom Village, providing a brief discussion of the history and monuments of the Kowloon Walled City.

This book uses hundreds of precious cultural relics to demonstrate the Chinese people's efforts to curb the scourge of drugs since the middle of the Qing Dynasty. There are announcements of various anti-drug laws and regulations from different eras and governments, as well as various documents and artifacts related to the opium trade, as well as reports on the two Opium Wars that year, and even medals received by the invaders. Using the words and images left by the predecessors, the century-old anti-drug movement and the intricate related history are vividly presented to readers.

This book starts with Hong Kong's status in domestic and foreign transportation and maritime undertakings, and details the visits of celebrities to Hong Kong and their cultural and educational activities in modern times. It demonstrates that Hong Kong pioneered modern Asian trends and connected regional networks in the fields of books and periodicals, translation, language, news, and political activities. Divided into three volumes, the book explains Hong Kong's unique role in modern China and Asia from the perspective of "people and things".

After the rapid development and population growth in the 1950s, Hong Kong's economic and social development entered a golden stage of rugged but rapid growth since the 1960s. Although the developing Hong Kong occasionally encountered adversity, such as the turmoil in 1966 and 1967, and the concerns caused by the Sino-British negotiations on Hong Kong's future in 1984, there were also good times, such as the substantial economic growth due to industrial development, the gradual improvement of people's lives, and the gradual completion of infrastructure.

In 1911, Frederick Winslow Taylor published the book "Principles of Scientific Management", which concentrated on his management thoughts and research results and attracted widespread attention in the American business community and management circles at that time. The scientific management system advocated by Taylor was called the "Taylor System", which aroused people's enthusiasm for research and development of scientific management methods at that time. Many people became Taylor's followers and made great contributions to the improvement and development of scientific management theory. In the long history of the development of management theory, this book is recognized as a very important milestone. It marked the advent of a new management era, set off a revolution in corporate management, and made the early factory management practices in the West at the end of the 19th century and the beginning of the 20th century a big step towards scientific management. It also inspired and inspired countless managers in the following hundred years. To this day, Taylor's "Principles of Scientific Management" has been regarded as a must-know classic for managers.

Mr. Cai Dongfan's "Popular Romance of Chinese Dynasties" was written from the Qin and Han dynasties to the Republic of China. It has more than 1,000 chapters and more than 5 million words, covering nearly 2,200 years of history. After this book was published, it has been widely welcomed and praised. In the mid-1930s, I called Li Kenong to purchase two copies of this book to meet the needs of Yan'an cadres in learning Chinese history. This book always stands beside the bed in the bedroom. The famous historian Zide Geng believes that although this book has shortcomings as a piece of historical knowledge, the content is rich enough and the narrative is systematic. The famous novelist Yue Erhe believes that this book can only be said to be a medium-sized work in terms of literature, but reading this book can help you gain an introduction to national history, and it is unique to this book and has no other branches. "The Romance of Song History" is the Song History part. "The Romance of Song History" was compiled by Cai Dongfan.

Mr. Cai Dongfan's "Popular Romance of Chinese Dynasties" was written from the Qin and Han dynasties to the Republic of China. It has more than 1,000 chapters and more than 5 million words, covering nearly 2,200 years of history. After this book was published, it has been widely welcomed and praised. In the mid-1930s, I called Li Kenong to purchase two copies of this book to meet the needs of Yan'an cadres in learning Chinese history. This book always stands beside the bed in the bedroom. The famous historian Zide Geng believes that although this book has shortcomings as a piece of historical knowledge, the content is rich enough and the narrative is systematic. The famous novelist Yue Erhe believes that this book can only be said to be a medium-sized work in terms of literature, but reading this book can help you gain an introduction to national history, and it is unique to this book and has no other branches. "The Romance of Song History" is the Song History part. "The Romance of Song History" was compiled by Cai Dongfan.

? With the Han dynasty, historians divide it into two groups, called the Early Han and the Later Han, also known as the Eastern and Western Han. This is because during the 400 years of the Han Dynasty, Wang Mang usurped the country and actually usurped the throne for 18 years. Therefore, before Wang Mang, it was called the Former Han, and after Wang Mang, it was called the Later Han. Moreover, the former Han Dynasty established its capital in Shaanxi, so it was known as the Western Han Dynasty, and the later Han Dynasty established its capital in Luoyang, so it was known as the Eastern Han Dynasty. "The Romance of the Former Han Dynasty" has hundreds of chapters, starting from the beginning of Qin Shihuang and ending with Wang Mang's usurpation of the country. This part is connected with the previous part, starting with Wang Mang and ending with the Three Kingdoms. "The Romance of the Former Han Dynasty" is attached to the Qin Dynasty, and the "Romance of the Later Han Dynasty" is attached to the Three Kingdoms, but they are also unique creations. If we want to talk about the rise and fall of the Later Han Dynasty, it is more complicated than that of the Early Han Dynasty: Wang Mang usurped the country, and the disaster was caused by the Yuan Dynasty. Foreign relatives were harmed. As for this, Guangwu Zhongxing paid close attention to past mistakes and took over the power personally to prevent foreign influence from interfering with the government. Emperor Ming was particularly paternal, and Emperor Zhang was very impressive in his early administration. After Emperor He was emperor, the country's affairs deteriorated day by day. Foreign relatives and eunuchs fought, and eventually they all died together. The power of the country fell into the hands of Zhou Mu, and the heroes fought for hegemony. The weak and the strong preyed on each other, and there were three kingdoms. In total, from Guangwu to Emperor Zhang, it was the era of the dictatorship of kings. From Emperor He to Emperor Huan, it was the era of relatives and eunuchs changing their powers. If Emperor Xian's dynasty was full of changes, it was an era of chaos and conflict at first, then an era of disputes in Fangzhen, and finally an era of competition among the Three Kingdoms... "The Romance of the Later Han" was compiled by Cai Dongfan.

Mr. Cai Dongfan's "Popular Romance of Chinese Dynasties" was written from the Qin and Han dynasties to the Republic of China. It has more than 1,000 chapters and more than 5 million words, covering nearly 2,200 years of history. After this book was published, it has been widely welcomed and praised. In the mid-1930s, I called Li Kenong to purchase two copies of this book to meet the needs of Yan'an cadres in learning Chinese history. This book always stands beside the bed in the bedroom. The famous historian Zide Geng believes that although this book has shortcomings as a piece of historical knowledge, the content is rich enough and the narrative is systematic. The famous novelist Yue Erhe believes that this book can only be said to be a medium-sized work in terms of literature, but reading this book can help you gain an introduction to national history, and it is unique to this book and has no other branches. "Popular Romance of Chinese Dynasties·Romance of the Two Jin Dynasties" is the history part of the Two Jin Dynasty.

Mr. Cai Dongfan's "Popular Romance of Chinese Dynasties" was written from the Qin and Han dynasties to the Republic of China. It has more than 1,000 chapters and more than 5 million words, covering nearly 2,200 years of history. After this book was published, it has been widely welcomed and praised. In the mid-1930s, I called Li Kenong to purchase two copies of this book to meet the needs of Yan'an cadres in learning Chinese history. This book always stands beside the bed in the bedroom. The famous historian Zide Geng believes that although this book has shortcomings as a piece of historical knowledge, the content is rich enough and the narrative is systematic. The famous novelist Yue Erhe believes that this book can only be said to be a medium-sized work in terms of literature, but reading this book can help you gain an introduction to national history, and it is unique to this book and has no other branches. "Popular Romance of Chinese Dynasties: Romance of Northern and Southern History" is the part of Northern and Southern History.

Mr. Cai Dongfan's "Popular Romance of Chinese Dynasties" was written from the Qin and Han dynasties to the Republic of China. It has more than 1,000 chapters and more than 5 million words, covering nearly 2,200 years of history. After this book was published, it has been widely welcomed and praised. In the mid-1930s, I called Li Kenong to purchase two copies of this book to meet the needs of Yan'an cadres in learning Chinese history. This book always stands beside the bed in the bedroom. The famous historian Zide Geng believes that although this book has shortcomings as a piece of historical knowledge, the content is rich enough and the narrative is systematic. The famous novelist Yue Erhe believes that this book can only be said to be a medium-sized work in terms of literature, but reading this book can help you gain an introduction to national history, and it is unique to this book and has no other branches. "The Romance of the Republic of China" is the history of the Ming Dynasty. "The Romance of the Republic of China" was compiled by Cai Dongfan.

Mr. Cai Dongfan's "Popular Romance of Chinese Dynasties" was written from the Qin and Han dynasties to the Republic of China. It has more than 1,000 chapters and more than 5 million words, covering nearly 2,200 years of history. After this book was published, it has been widely welcomed and praised. In the mid-1930s, I called Li Kenong to purchase two copies of this book to meet the needs of Yan'an cadres in learning Chinese history. This book always stands beside the bed in the bedroom. The famous historian Zide Geng believes that although this book has shortcomings as a piece of historical knowledge, the content is rich enough and the narrative is systematic. The famous novelist Yue Erhe believes that this book can only be said to be a medium-sized work in terms of literature, but reading this book can help you gain an introduction to national history, and it is unique to this book and has no other branches. "The Romance of the Republic of China" is the history of the Ming Dynasty. "The Romance of the Republic of China" was compiled by Cai Dongfan.

Mr. Cai Dongfan's "Popular Romance of Chinese Dynasties" was written from the Qin and Han dynasties to the Republic of China. It has more than 1,000 chapters and more than 5 million words, covering nearly 2,200 years of history. After this book was published, it has been widely welcomed and praised. In the mid-1930s, I called Li Kenong to purchase two copies of this book to meet the needs of Yan'an cadres in learning Chinese history. This book always stands beside the bed in the bedroom. The famous historian Zide Geng believes that although this book has shortcomings as a piece of historical knowledge, the content is rich enough and the narrative is systematic. The famous novelist Yue Erhe believes that this book can only be said to be a medium-sized work in terms of literature, but reading this book can help you gain an introduction to national history, and it is unique to this book and has no other branches. "Popular Romance of Chinese Dynasties: Romance of Northern and Southern History" is the Northern and Southern History part.

"The Romance of the Tang Dynasty" compiled by Cai Dongfan is one of the popular romances in the history of China. "The Romance of the Tang Dynasty" narrates the historical facts of the Tang Dynasty from prosperity to decline in 290 years, and experienced the disasters of women, eunuchs, and feudal lords. It has plain views, rich content, legal exposition, elegant language, self-evaluation and self-annotation, and has both reason and interest. It is a classic of popular history.

"Popular Romance of Chinese History" dates from the Qin and Han dynasties to the Republic of China. Two thousand years of Chinese history are vividly displayed in front of us. It is the only popular novel so far that comprehensively narrates Chinese history. When writing, the author adheres to the concept of "mainly trusting the history and relying on unconventional history". He draws materials carefully, has a plain viewpoint, is rich in content, has a methodical narrative, elegant language, self-evaluation and annotation, and has both reason and interest. It is regarded as a classic of popular history. This book is "The Romance of Qing History (Part 2)", one of the series of "Popular Romance of Chinese Dynasties". This book tells the history from "the 51st chapter of Lin Zhijun's generous judgment on Shi Qi Zhongtang's mediocrity and harming the country" to "the 100th chapter of the election of President Sun Wen to take office and abdicate the throne and end with Qing Zuo." After the heyday of Kangxi and Qianlong, the Qing Dynasty began to decline again. The foreign ships in the West had strong guns and guns, and repeatedly invaded the country. The great powers ceded territory today and paid indemnity tomorrow. The domestic Taiping Rebellion, Boxer Rebellion, etc. Tired the Qing Dynasty monarchs and ministers to focus on one thing and the other, and the country's power gradually declined. Until Wuchang launched an attack, all provinces responded, and the Qing Dynasty was overthrown...

"Popular Romance of Chinese History" dates from the Qin and Han dynasties to the Republic of China. Two thousand years of Chinese history are vividly displayed in front of us. It is the only popular novel so far that comprehensively narrates Chinese history. When writing, the author adheres to the concept of "mainly trusting the history and relying on unconventional history". He draws materials carefully, has a plain viewpoint, is rich in content, has a methodical narrative, elegant language, self-evaluation and annotation, and has both reason and interest. It is regarded as a classic of popular history. This book is "The Romance of Qing History (Part 2)", one of the series of "Popular Romance of Chinese Dynasties". This book tells the history from "the 51st chapter of Lin Zhijun's generous judgment on Shi Qi Zhongtang's mediocrity and harming the country" to "the 100th chapter of the election of President Sun Wen to take office and abdicate the throne and end with Qing Zuo." After the heyday of Kangxi and Qianlong, the Qing Dynasty began to decline again. The foreign ships in the West had strong guns and guns, and repeatedly invaded the country. The great powers ceded territory today and paid indemnity tomorrow. The domestic Taiping Rebellion, Boxer Rebellion, etc. Tired the Qing Dynasty monarchs and ministers to focus on one thing and the other, and the country's power gradually declined. Until Wuchang launched an attack, all provinces responded, and the Qing Dynasty was overthrown...

During the Han Dynasty, historians divided it into two groups, called the Early Han and the Later Han, also known as the Eastern and Western Han. This is because during the four hundred years of the Han Dynasty, Wang Mang usurped the country and actually usurped the throne for eighteen years. Therefore, before Wang Mang, it was called the Former Han, and after Wang Mang, it was called the Later Han. Moreover, the former Han Dynasty established its capital in Shaanxi, so it was known as the Western Han Dynasty, and the later Han Dynasty established its capital in Luoyang, so it was known as the Eastern Han Dynasty. "The Romance of the Former Han Dynasty" has hundreds of chapters, starting from the beginning of Qin Shihuang and ending with Wang Mang's usurpation of the country. This part is connected with the previous part, starting with Wang Mang and ending with the Three Kingdoms. "The Romance of the Former Han Dynasty" is attached to the Qin Dynasty, and the "Romance of the Later Han Dynasty" is attached to the Three Kingdoms, but they are also unique creations. If we want to talk about the rise and fall of the Later Han Dynasty, it is more complicated than that of the Early Han Dynasty: Wang Mang usurped the country, and the disaster was caused by the Yuan Dynasty. Foreign relatives were harmed. As for this, Guangwu Zhongxing paid close attention to past mistakes and took over the power personally to prevent foreign influence from interfering with the government. Emperor Ming was particularly paternal, and Emperor Zhang was very impressive in his early administration. After Emperor He was emperor, the country's affairs deteriorated day by day. Foreign relatives and eunuchs fought, and eventually they all died together. The power of the country fell into the hands of Zhou Mu, and the heroes fought for hegemony. The weak and the strong preyed on each other, and there were three kingdoms. In total, from Guangwu to Emperor Zhang, it was the era of the dictatorship of kings. From Emperor He to Emperor Huan, it was the era of relatives and eunuchs changing their powers. If Emperor Xian's dynasty was full of changes, it was an era of chaos and conflict at first, then an era of disputes in Fangzhen, and finally an era of competition among the Three Kingdoms... "The Romance of the Later Han" was compiled by Cai Dongfan.

Mr. Cai Dongfan's "Popular Romance of Chinese Dynasties" was written from the Qin and Han dynasties to the Republic of China. It has more than 1,000 chapters and more than 5 million words, covering nearly 2,200 years of history. After this book was published, it has been widely welcomed and praised. In the mid-1930s, I called Li Kenong to purchase two copies of this book to meet the needs of Yan'an cadres in learning Chinese history. This book always stands beside the bed in the bedroom. The famous historian Zide Geng believes that although this book has shortcomings as a piece of historical knowledge, the content is rich enough and the narrative is systematic. The famous novelist Yue Erhe believes that this book can only be said to be a medium-sized work in terms of literature, but reading this book can help you gain an introduction to national history, and it is unique to this book and has no other branches. "The Romance of Song History" is the Song History part. "The Romance of Song History" was compiled by Cai Dongfan.

"Masters Speak of Traditional Culture Series: Research Methods of Chinese History? Supplement to Research Methods of Chinese History" is the first work in modern times to systematically expound historical theory. It consists of three parts: "Research Methods of Chinese History", "Several Important Issues in Researching Cultural History" and "Supplement to Research Methods of Chinese History". "Chinese History Research Method" discusses the definition, significance and scope of history; reviews and evaluates China's old historiography; and puts forward proposals for the establishment of new historiography. "Several Important Issues in the Study of Cultural History" is a repair and revision of the "Chinese History Research Method". "Supplement to Chinese Historical Research Methods" focuses on how to do professional history.

Mr. Cai Dongfan's "Popular Romance of Chinese Dynasties" was written from the Qin and Han dynasties to the Republic of China. It has more than 1,000 chapters and more than 5 million words, covering nearly 2,200 years of history. After this book was published, it has been widely welcomed and praised. In the mid-1930s, Mao Zedong called Li Kenong to purchase two copies of this book to meet the needs of Yan'an cadres to learn Chinese history. This book always stands beside the bed in the bedroom. The famous historian Zide Geng believes that although this book has shortcomings as a piece of historical knowledge, the content is rich enough and the narrative is systematic. The famous novelist Yue Erhe believes that this book can only be said to be a medium-sized work in terms of literature, but reading this book can help you gain an introduction to national history, and it is unique to this book and has no other branches. "The Romance of the Pre-Han Dynasty" is a set of popular historical masterpieces in which the history of the Pre-Han Dynasty is popular at home and abroad. The official history of Cai Dongfan, a great historian, is the classic and the anecdotes are the weft. Ten years of hard work, true love story spanning five thousand years, chapter structure, popular writing style, and witty comments; it truly represents the magnificent process of the historical evolution of Chinese civilization. Describe the Qin Emperor, Han Dynasty, Tang Zong and Song Zu, the folk customs and people's livelihood under the changing dynasties, and understand the bloody battles on the battlefield, palace intrigues, and the survival wisdom in the rise and fall of the ages.

This book recreates the war between the Ming and Qing Dynasties from 1644 to 1662, tells the little-known historical details, and reveals the truth of the war that has been deliberately hidden. In 1644, with the sacrifice of the governor Sun Chuanting, the Ming army could no longer stop the peasant army from attacking Beijing, and Emperor Chongzhen committed suicide and died for his country. But this does not mean the end of the Ming Dynasty. The real battle has just begun. The opening drama is the Battle of Shanhaiguan. The Qing troops entered the Pass and defeated the peasant army and took control of Beijing. The peasant armies, mainly the Dashun Army and the Daxi Army, were defeated one after another under the pursuit of the Qing army. The war still raged between the Ming and Qing armies. The Ming Dynasty after the migration to the south was historically called the Southern Ming Dynasty. The Hongguang regime in Nanjing, established by the warlords of the four towns in Jiangbei, quickly collapsed under the attack of the Qing army. The subsequent Longwu court in Fujian was established by warlords. With Zheng Zhilong's surrender to the Qing Dynasty, the Longwu regime was also destroyed by the war. Soon, the Yongli court was established in Zhaoqing, Guangdong. Li Dingguo successively won great victories in Guilin and Hengyang. At the same time, the army led by Zheng Chenggong rose rapidly along the coasts of Fujian and Zhejiang. In the Southern Ming Dynasty, two major anti-Qing forces were formed in the southwest and southeast, with Li Dingguo and Zheng Chenggong as the main forces. However, Nanming's biggest failure lies in its inability to unite as one and face the outside world in unison. Li Dingguo became a famous king in two factions, Zhang Mingzhen entered the Yangtze River three times, and Zheng Chenggong resisted the Qing Dynasty in the southeast for more than ten years. In order to save the danger, they tried their best, but due to various reasons, they were unable to form a joint force and always fought independently. In 1662, Nanming ended with a sigh, but left a lot to think about for future generations. Between the decline and the rise, what are the unknown secrets? History is not that simple.

Reform is a consensus, the biggest benefit cake of the late Qing Dynasty, and it is also a duel ground for factional politics. Whether it is the Empress Dowager Cixi, the royalists, the Manchu dignitaries, or the pro-Western forces and the Boxer Rebellion, everyone is involved in it and takes turns to appear. In the end, the Eight-Power Allied Forces came to Beijing under the guise of protecting the embassy. The turbulent and chaotic situation of the Qing Dynasty was finally reshuffled, with some people being eliminated and others taking over. When the reform finally had to be pushed onto the fast track, the Manchu royal family and the powerful Yuan Shikai launched a desperate struggle for the leadership of the reform. With a gunshot in Wuchang City, the revolutionaries shouted exciting slogans and stepped into the center of power. A new round of intricate overt and covert struggles between Yuan Shikai, Song Jiaoren and Sun Yat-sen kicked off... Behind the seemingly absurd and strange historical events, there is an extremely clear choice of interests and power game.

This book focuses on the "Chinese stories" in contemporary Chinese art works and explores the cultural and political implications contained in them. The telling of "Chinese stories" in various contemporary art works is not only based on the formal characteristics and communication characteristics of each art, but also a concentrated display of the current Chinese cultural psychology. Different forms of "Chinese stories" construct a diverse and rich "image" of China through the mutual integration of six elements. These "images" echo the tension and reconciliation between traditional China and modern China, and also reveal the struggle and compromise between local characteristics and global trends in contemporary culture.

Liang Qichao's pamphlet adopted the then-new chapter style, and introduced ideas and research methods such as exploring causes and cultural geography to write academic history; ideologically, it deliberately highlighted the two main lines of advocating academic freedom and praising cultural integration. The book covers the entire history and is divided into chapters and sections. It has a clear outline and mutual support of historical theories. It is divided but not scattered, combined but not chaotic. It is full of new ideas and fascinating.

This book collects some of Lu Xun's essays, prefaces and postscripts, and translation explanatory notes that, although not in the form of academic articles, actually contain profound theoretical insights and indeed played an important role in reality. The author of the introduction sorted out its theoretical framework and refined its essential meanings. He also focused on revealing his academic origins, historical and cultural background, and Lu Xun's specific situation and mentality at the time, to help readers accurately understand the original work.

Compared with previous general history-style clothing books that describe the clothing of the Song Dynasty in detail, Mr. Fu Boxing's "History of Costumes of the Song Dynasty", as Mr. Zheng Chao, consultant of the Zhejiang Provincial Literary Critics Association, commented in the preface to this book, can be described as "a chronological history of clothing narrated by a painter." After reading a large number of records of the Song Dynasty, the author of this book collected image data for more than thirty years, starting from art, using the skill of a painter to enter history with paintings, and telling history with pictures. He used a large number of detailed and image art data to conduct a unique graphic research on the history of clothing in the history of Song Dynasty.

This book is mainly a selection of articles by Zhang Taiyan and Liu Shipei, and the content revolves around the academic history of the past three hundred years. There is an introduction by Luo Zhitian at the front of the book, and three articles by Deng Shi and Fan Shaoquan at the end of the book. Liang Qichao and Qian Mu each have monographs on the topic of "Academic History in the Past Three Hundred Years". The two books have always been authoritative reference books on the academic history of the Qing Dynasty. In fact, the two of them have obvious tendencies, and their discussion may not be fair. The publication of this book can help researchers examine this academic history from different perspectives.

The Western Zhou Dynasty refers to the period of about 280 years from the end of the 11th century BC, when King Wu of Zhou conquered the Shang Dynasty, established the Zhou Dynasty, and established its capital in Hao, until King Zhou You was killed in 771 BC and King Ping moved the capital to Luoyi. The Western Zhou Dynasty was a dynasty established after the Xia and Shang dynasties. The political culture of the Western Zhou Dynasty developed brilliantly on the basis of the two generations, and had a profound impact on the development of the entire Chinese history and culture. This book is a comprehensive introduction to the history of the Western Zhou Dynasty by the famous historian Yang Kuan. It is the most important work for understanding and studying the history of the Western Zhou Dynasty. "History of the Western Zhou Dynasty" is one of Mr. Yang Kuan's masterpieces. It began to be written in the 1950s and lasted for more than 40 years. The book is divided into seven parts, which respectively discuss the founding of the Western Zhou Dynasty, the land system, agricultural production and handicraft production in the Western Zhou Dynasty, the political institutions, social structures and important systems of the Western Zhou Dynasty, the military and political events of the Western Zhou Dynasty, the Chu and Zeng States in the Western Zhou Dynasty, the cultural education and etiquette of the Western Zhou Dynasty, and the decline and eastward migration of the Western Zhou Dynasty. The book is rich in information, with mutual corroboration of epigraphic inscriptions and documentary records, precise research and detailed and reliable conclusions, and has very high academic value.

Zhou Liangxiao's "History of the Yuan Dynasty" is one of the series of books "Chinese Dating History Series". "History of the Yuan Dynasty" not only traces the development history of the Mongolian people and comprehensively displays the history of the Yuan Dynasty and the development history of the Mongolian people before the Yuan Dynasty, but also provides a comprehensive and detailed discussion of the Yuan Dynasty through the reform of various systems in the Yuan Dynasty, the political history of the mid-Yuan Dynasty, the various ethnic groups in the border areas, as well as the economy, military, culture, and ethnicity. It is a must-have book for professional workers and literature and history enthusiasts.

"History of the Yin and Shang Dynasties" fully embodies the research results of Mr. Hu Houxuan, a famous expert in oracle bones and paleography, and provides a systematic, detailed and in-depth examination and explanation of the social, political, economic and cultural life of the Yin and Shang era in ancient Chinese history. In 1995, Mr. Hu unfortunately passed away. His son, Mr. Hu Zhenyu, inherited his father's business. After several years of continuous improvement, he finally completed Mr. Hu's unfinished work.

"Ancient Chinese History" begins with the prologue of Chinese history and continues to the end of the Western Zhou Dynasty. It discusses in detail the evolution and development process of ancient Chinese history from prehistoric civilization to primitive society to slave society and then to feudal society. It especially has unique insights into issues such as the origin, location, lineage, patriarchal system, inheritance system, political power form, social economy and social nature of the Xia, Shang and Zhou dynasties. It is still a classic in this field.

"History of the Spring and Autumn Period" combs through literary and archaeological materials. By analyzing a large number of historical materials and cutting out the redundant, it comprehensively and systematically discusses the political, military, economic, ideological, cultural, social class and other conditions of the Spring and Autumn Period. Through the analysis of this seemingly chaotic history, it clearly reflects the profound impact of changes in all aspects of society in the Spring and Autumn Period on the development of Chinese history.

"History of Qin and Han" brings together the academic essence of Lin Jianming's life, and discusses in detail the formation and development of social, political, economic, cultural and other systems in the Qin and Han dynasties in the early development stage of China's cover society, the development of science and technology, and the situation of major exchanges between China and foreign countries. It contains many of the author's unique insights. It is an important achievement in the study of Qin and Han history and has extremely high academic value. It is one of the "Chinese Dynasty History Series" of Shanghai People's Publishing House.

"Stories of the Wisdom of Emperors Through the Ages" is not only a legendary history of stories of resourcefulness, but also a history of the activities of resourceful characters. Opening the vast and profound historical books, we feel as if we are on a huge and glorious stage, communicating face-to-face with emperors, generals, ministers, and people of all dynasties. Here it is "the chaos, you sing and I will appear on the stage", and there is "the bloody loser becomes the victor, the king". Every time the dynasty changes, there is always a strategy that makes great achievements, which makes people admire and admire; every time the era changes, there is always wisdom that shines in it, which is amazing. When the world is in chaos and the heroes are quarreling, there will always be wise kings and wise emperors who follow the destiny and aspire to the throne; and when society is in turmoil and internal and external changes occur, there will always be wise advisers who rise to the occasion and turn the tide.

Every Chinese should know the history of their country! It includes "This is how it turned out to be in the Xia, Shang and Zhou dynasties", "This is how it turned out in the Spring and Autumn Period", "It turned out to be like this in the Qin Dynasty", "It turned out to be like this in the Han Dynasty", "It turned out to be like this in the Three Kingdoms", "This is how it turned out in the Wei, Jin, Southern and Northern Dynasties" , "The Tang Dynasty was like this", "The Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms were like this", "The Song Dynasty was like this", "The Late Qing Dynasty was like this"... Every Chinese should know the history of their own country! Every Chinese should be proud of being Chinese! Whether a nation can be respected by other nations in the world depends to a certain extent on the overall level of cultural accomplishment of the nation. Among them, it is particularly important to expand the knowledge of the whole people, especially the understanding and understanding of the history of their own nation. Knowledge is power. Knowledge strengthens a country and culture rejuvenates the country. Reading historical knowledge can broaden horizons, cultivate national self-esteem, national pride and patriotic enthusiasm, and increase the driving force for this generation to better participate in international competition and cooperation.

The Xia, Shang and Zhou dynasties laid the foundation of Chinese civilization. However, the history of the three dynasties is complicated and confusing. The historical materials are originally limited. In addition, the Qin Dynasty burned books, which only makes future generations sigh at the sight of flowers in the fog. This book strives to dig out the truth of that glorious historical era from limited clues with a rigorous and realistic attitude. By comparing "Historical Records", "The Year of the Bamboo Secretary", "Shangshu", and the documents of pre-Qin scholars, it eliminates falsehoods and retains true ones, and questions many traditional conclusions in history. For example, how can Shaokang and ZTE avenge the country's thieves? Are Xia Jie and Shang Zhou really the most tyrannical monarchs in history? Is the Machiavellian master Yi Yin a virtuous prime minister or a traitor? This book integrates stories scattered in various historical materials into a relatively complete story, with clear chronological order, coherent historical events, and orderly context. It combines knowledge and storytelling, and is highly readable, which shows the author's hard work.

"War Wisdom Stories of Past Dynasties" is one of the series of "A Collection of Wisdom Stories in Chinese History": "A Collection of Wisdom Stories in Chinese History" includes twenty volumes, namely, the story of the wisdom of emperors in past dynasties (Part 1 and Part 2), the story of wisdom of powerful officials in past dynasties (Part 1 and part 2), the story of counselors in past dynasties (Part 1 and part 2), the story of traitorous officials in past dynasties (Part 1 and part 2), the story of wisdom of princes of past dynasties (Part 1 and part 2), etc.

This book tells the story of the troubled times of more than three hundred years in the Spring and Autumn Period from multiple dimensions: politics, military, geography, economy, and culture. It overturns the explanations of some major historical events and reinterprets the historical truth. The first volume tells the story of the early Spring and Autumn Period. The story clues are mainly based on the Five Hegemons of the Spring and Autumn Period. The time span starts from 771 BC when the Dog Rong attacked Haojing, the capital of the Western Zhou Dynasty, and ends with the death of King Chuzhuang in 591 BC.

"Stories of the Wisdom of Emperors Through the Ages" is not only a legendary history of stories of resourcefulness, but also a history of the activities of resourceful characters. Opening the vast and profound historical books, we feel as if we are on a huge and glorious stage, communicating face-to-face with emperors, generals, ministers, and people of all dynasties. Here it is "the chaos, you sing and I will appear on the stage", and there is "the bloody loser becomes the victor, the king". Every time the dynasty changes, there is always a strategy that makes great achievements, which makes people admire and admire; every time the era changes, there is always wisdom that shines in it, which is amazing. When the world is in chaos and the heroes are quarreling, there will always be wise kings and wise emperors who follow the destiny and aspire to the throne; and when society is in turmoil and internal and external changes occur, there will always be wise advisers who rise to the occasion and turn the tide.

"Strategy Stories of Military Strategists of Past Dynasties" is one of the series of "A Collection of Stratagem Stories in Chinese History": "A Collection of Stratagem Stories in Chinese History" includes twenty volumes, namely, Strategies of Emperors of Past Dynasties (Part 1 and Part 2), Stories of Strategies of Powerful Ministers of Past Dynasties (Part 1 and Part 2), Stories of Counselors of Past Dynasties (Part 1 and Volume 2), Stories of Traitors of Past Dynasties (Part 1 and Part 2), Stories of Strategies of Princes of Past Dynasties (Part 1 and Part 2), etc.

Looking through the vast and profound historical books, the five thousand years of Chinese history is not only a legendary history of resourceful stories, but also a history of the activities of resourceful characters. Here it is "In chaos, you sing and I will appear on stage", and there is "The bloody loser becomes the victor, the king is the victor".

"The Strategy Stories of Princes in Past Dynasties" is one of the series of "The Collection of Strategy Stories in Chinese History": "The Collection of Strategy Stories in Chinese History" includes twenty volumes, namely, the story of the strategy of emperors in history, Part 1 and Part 2, the story of strategy of powerful ministers in history, Part 1 and part , the story of counselors in history, Part 1 and part , the story of traitorous ministers in history, Part 1 and part , the story of strategy of princes in history, Part 1 and part , etc.