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Chahar has a long history and a profound cultural heritage due to its unique geographical location. This book shows the changes in Chahar's industry, agriculture, animal husbandry, military, economic and cultural aspects by describing the resumes of the successive chief executives who presided over the Chahar government during the Republic of China and their main political achievements in Chahar.

"Taiwan History Research" is a professional academic journal on Taiwan history research sponsored by the Taiwan History Research Center of the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences and edited by the Taiwan History Research Office of the Institute of Modern History of the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences. It publishes original and outstanding academic results in the field of Taiwan history research from ancient times to the present. The content covers political history, economic history, social history, cultural history, intellectual history, military history, diplomatic history and historical figures. The genres include special research papers, historical reading notes, historical factual examination, historical material reviews, book reviews (research book reviews and introductory book reviews) and literary reviews, academic reviews, academic discussions, academic trends, etc. It also appropriately publishes rare materials and oral historical materials about Taiwan history research, with a view to building an academic exchange platform for Taiwan history research.

"Research on Huzhou Literature" is a masterpiece that systematically sorts out Huzhou's local literature. The book is divided into six chapters, starting from the Han and Wei Dynasties and ending in 1949. It is mainly based on the records of Huzhou's new records and old records of the past dynasties. Among them, the ancient parts are classified according to classics, history, local chronicles, zi, and ji. The historical narrative has a clear context. The literature of the Republic of China has a special chapter and is discussed by subject classification. This book is an important reference book for retrieving and consulting local literature in Huzhou.

In the form of a special topic, this book systematically and in-depth discusses the major events that occurred in Tibet during the historical period from the Tubo era to the peaceful liberation, as well as the policies and measures taken by the central government to deal with these events, and the role of representative officials in them. This book attaches great importance to the mutual support and complementation of various written materials such as Chinese and Tibetan. Through multi-perspective and wide-field in-depth analysis of issues, it focuses on the interaction between the central dynasty or the central government and local Tibet. It grasps the laws of local historical development in Tibet and summarizes the experience and lessons of Tibet governance in past dynasties. It has a reference role for contemporary Tibetan economic and social development and border governance.

This book uses the theories and methods of history, economics, sociology and ethnology, and uses archaeological excavations, documentary materials, field surveys, etc. To comprehensively and systematically describe the history of Guangxi's frontier development. It elaborates on the positive contributions made by various ethnic groups in Guangxi in developing and defending the southern frontier of the motherland, promoting the comprehensive development of social economy and culture, and maintaining national unity and frontier stability.

"General History of Shijiazhuang Culture" is divided into volumes of Pre-Qin, Qin and Han, Wei, Jin, Sui and Tang, Song, Jin and Yuan, Ming and Qing, and modern and contemporary volumes. The manuscript is the fifth volume of the five-volume "General History of Shijiazhuang Culture". This book is the research result of "Specialized History", a key construction discipline of Shijiazhuang University. From the perspective of regional history and culture, the cultural events in Shijiazhuang City in modern times are systematically sorted out. By introducing the historical process of Shijiazhuang's development from villages to towns to cities in modern times, it reveals the inherent changing trend of the cultural character of the region. In the entanglement of closedness-openness, conservatism-tolerance, new developments and interpretations of the traditional Yanzhao culture were made.

This book is a research project of the Shanghai Modern Shanghai Research Center, focusing on Shanghai in 1949. It vividly records and reflects the tremendous changes that took place before and after the liberation of Shanghai 70 years ago, and is rich in content. It contains diaries and memories written by more than 40 authors, recording the transition between the old and new regimes in Shanghai, profound changes in all aspects of society, etc. Some of the historical details in it are of important historical value, providing readers with a comprehensive and in-depth understanding of the great historical changes that took place in Shanghai seventy years ago, and providing a vivid and informative reading.

"Data on the Organizational History of Wugong County, Xianyang City, Shaanxi Province, China (Volume 4)" is a data book compiled by the Organization Department of the Wugong County Committee of the Communist Party of China under the guidance of the Organization Department of the Shaanxi Provincial Committee of the Communist Party of China and the Organization Department of the Xianyang Municipal Committee of the Communist Party of China, and under the leadership of the Wugong County Committee of the Communist Party of China. This book is compiled in a style of "organizing by organization, combining text descriptions with directories and charts, dividing each organization into sections, organizing levels, and term, establishing entries based on organizational structure, and integrating vertically and horizontally." Among them: the party organizations are the main data, and the five organizations of the political power, the military, the CPPCC, the mass organizations, and some enterprises and institutions are the appendices. They are appendix one, appendix two, appendix three, appendix four, and appendix five respectively, and the important events of the organizational work are used as supplementary materials.

The fourth volume of "Organizational History Materials of Wangyi District, Tongchuan City, Shaanxi Province, China" (1998.6-2007.5) Is an informative document compiled by the Organization Department of Wangyi District Committee, Tongchuan City, CPC under the leadership of the Tongchuan Municipal Committee of the Communist Party of China, in accordance with the unified requirements of the Organization Department of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China and the Organization Department of the Shaanxi Provincial Committee of the Communist Party of China. This book is based on the principles of respecting history, seeking truth while preserving truth, and the compilation work policy of "wide collection, approval, refinement, strict review, and timeliness". It is based on the local party organizations and government organizations, local military organizations, CPPCC organizations, and mass organizations in Wangyi District, Tongchuan City, Shaanxi Province from June 1998 to May 2007. As well as the organizational history, changes and leadership list of some enterprises and institutions, major events in the organizational work of Shaanxi Province of the Communist Party of China during the same period, and a summary of the party organization briefly reflects the main work and outstanding achievements of the Wangyi District Committee of Tongchuan City, Shaanxi Province in the performance of functions and responsibilities during the same period.

This book is organized and compiled by the Fengxian Local Chronicles Compilation Committee. It is divided into thirty-three chapters, covering administrative area organization, natural environment and protection, resources and management, population, agriculture, forestry, water conservancy, industry, third-line construction, construction and real estate industry, trade circulation, tourism, urban construction, transportation, postal communications, finance and taxation, comprehensive economy and management, institutional reform, people's organizations, government affairs, review In the fields of procuratorial work, military affairs, education, science and technology, culture, health and sports, etc., The comprehensive use of descriptions, narratives, annals, biographies, diagrams, tables, records and other genres is used to describe the property resources, customs, celebrities and historic sites in the jurisdiction with detailed data. It scientifically reflects the historical evolution, economic development, and social transformation process. Appropriate details and fair descriptions can enable people to understand and study Fengxian County in more detail.

"Shanghai History International Series" is sponsored by the Shanghai History International Research Center of Fudan University. It is a comprehensive academic journal with Shanghai history as the research object. It especially focuses on publishing research results with an international perspective, introducing academic trends at home and abroad, and publishing cherished foreign historical materials.

Over the past hundreds of years, countless things have happened here in politics, economy, military, culture, folk customs and other aspects. As history has developed to this day, "Fengtian" has left people's memories, including politics and economy, culture, education and sports, people in the market, customs and habits, historical relics, and celebrity anecdotes. There are many things to write about. As long as you pay a little attention, you will be dazzled.

In June 1940, the Ministry of Education of the National Government established the Northwest Art and Cultural Relics Inspection Group, with Wang Ziyun as the leader and a staff of 12 people. Most of the members were students who graduated from the National Hangzhou Art College. Ms. He Zhenghuang, who had just returned from the Higher Art Major in Tokyo, Japan, also joined the group. The task is to conduct an inspection of art and cultural relics in northwest Shaanxi, Gansu, Qinghai and other provinces, focusing on Dunhuang, to lay a solid foundation for protection. This is the first Dunhuang inspection conducted by the government in the history of our country. It is also the first time to use modern scientific methods and technical means to comprehensively investigate and clean up the Mogao Grottoes in Dunhuang. It has made an indelible contribution to the protection of Dunhuang in the future. Ms. He Zhenghuang's diary recreates this history.

This book is a collection of academic papers written by members of the Youth Committee of the Chaoshan Historical and Cultural Research Center, an academic group under the guidance of Professor Rao Tsung-i, an internationally renowned master of Chinese studies. The title of the journal was inscribed by Professor Jao Tsung-i. The book is divided into nine major sections: "Dialect Ballads and Riddles", "Teochew Opera Art", "Regional History", "Overseas Chinese Remittances", "Cultural Heritage", "Historical Documents", "Teochew Sages", "Education" and "Religious Religions". It contains a total of 50 academic papers, covering all aspects of the history and culture of the Chaoshan area. It is an excellent work that comprehensively reflects the academic level of young scholars in the Chaoshan area and will help promote the in-depth research on Chaoshan Studies.

This collection of papers is selected from 33 selected papers from the second academic symposium of the Yearbook Work Professional Committee of the China Association of Local Chronicles (now renamed as the Yearbook Work Professional Committee of the China Association of Local Chronicles), and is organized into a book according to the topics of basic research on yearbooks, research on yearbook compilation, and research on yearbook work management. The papers collected in this collection of papers sort out, summarize, analyze, and comment on my country's yearbook research results since the early 20th century, especially since the 1980s, especially important academic viewpoints. They are of great significance to clarify the current status of yearbook research, clarify the history of academic development, enhance the foresight, planning and pertinence of future research, promote the further in-depth yearbook research, promote the construction of yearbook science, improve the quality of yearbook compilation, and maintain the continued prosperity of the yearbook industry.

"The Organizational History Materials of Bin County, Shaanxi Province of the Communist Party of China" (Volume 4) is compiled in accordance with the unified arrangement of the Organization Department of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China on the continued compilation of the organizational history materials of the Communist Party of China. Based on the principles of respecting history, seeking truth while preserving truth, and the compilation work policy of "wide collection, approval, refinement, strict review, and timeliness", this book is based on the local party organizations and government organizations, local military organizations, CPPCC organizations, and mass organizations in Bin County, Yijun County, Shaanxi Province from June 1998 to May 2007. As well as the evolution of some enterprises and institutions and the list of leaders, major events in the organizational work of Bin County, Shaanxi Province, the Communist Party of China during the same period, and a summary of the party organization briefly reflects the main work and outstanding achievements of the Bin County Committee of the Communist Party of China, Shaanxi Province, in performing its functions and responsibilities during the same period.

Mian County is located in the southern part of Shaanxi Province, at the western end of the Hanzhong Basin, bordered by the Qinling Mountains to the north and the Bashan Mountains to the south, at the strategic intersection of Sichuan, Shaanxi and Gansu. The county governs 19 towns and 242 administrative villages, with a total area of ​​2,406 square kilometers. Mian County is rich in resources, unique biological resources, and has a warm and humid climate. The Han River, the largest tributary of the Yangtze River, runs across the entire territory. There are many basins in the territory, and the forest coverage rate reaches 58%. Mian County has large reserves of mineral resources and high grade. It is located in the "Mianluoning" golden triangle and is known as the "Urals" of Asia by geologist Li Siguang. It is an important metallurgical industry base and chemical industry base in Hanzhong City, Shaanxi Province. This chronicle is a continuation of the "Mian County Chronicle", with the upper limit beginning in 1987 and ending at the end of 2007. This journal takes the end of 2007 as the boundary, and all valuable things in natural and social development that occurred during the intermittent period will be recorded.

"Hainan Island Biography: The Past and Present Life of an Island" is the only work in the "Silk Road Biography of Hundred Cities" series that uses the entire island (province) as a geographical unit. The natural charm of Hainan Island has been appreciated by countless eyes. However, as a special scene of human life, everything that was once turbulent and heartbreaking has disappeared into the depths and coldness of history. This book narrates the secret and legendary life of this island in the words of essays, salvages people and things that are as mottled as sunken ships, and resurrects and interprets them, extracting rich and surprising meanings and flavors from them - this is precisely the most fascinating thing about Hainan Island.

"Capital Scenery" selects four famous works related to the famous capital cities of Chang'an, Luoyang, Kaifeng and Hangzhou in ancient China: Luo Tianxiang's "Leibian Chang'an Chronicles", which records Chang'an monuments from the Western Zhou Dynasty, Han and Tang Dynasties to the Song and Yuan Dynasties, and related historical events; Yang Xuanzhi's "Luoyang Jialan Chronicles" records Luoyang's urban structure and Buddhist temple architecture in the Northern Wei Dynasty, as well as related politics, culture, customs, characters, Arts, literature, Chinese and foreign exchanges, etc.; Meng Yuanlao's "Tokyo Menghua Lu" of the Northern Song Dynasty records the imperial city architecture of Kaifeng in the Northern Song Dynasty, the various buildings in the city, the people's diet and daily life, and seasonal events, including the life of Bianjing. In all aspects: Zhou Mi's "Old Martial Arts" of the Southern Song Dynasty recalls the urban style of Lin'an, the capital of the Southern Song Dynasty, and details the court ceremonies, landscape customs, shop management, four seasonal objects, Jiaofang clubs, etc.

The Yellow River is the mother river of the Chinese nation. Since ancient times, the tranquility of the Yellow River has been the guarantee and symbol of the people's peaceful and contented life and the country's prosperity. So, why is the Yellow River said to be the mother river? What is its relationship with the Chinese nation, how did it give birth to a glorious civilization, how did it form its unique look, and how should it be governed? Ge Jianxiong, a senior professor at Fudan University and a librarian of the Central Museum of Literature and History, wrote the book "The Yellow River and Chinese Civilization" to answer these questions. Professor Ge Jianxiong was the former director of the Institute of Historical Geography at Fudan University and is a first-class expert in the field of historical geography. He studied under Mr. Tan Qixiang and has been paying attention to the field of river culture for many years. The "Introduction" section at the beginning of the book explains the relationship between rivers and human civilization from a high level, providing sufficient evidence for Yellow River management and the importance of the Yellow River from a theoretical perspective. The following eight chapters will first sort out the overall geography of the Yellow River, and then narrate the historical evolution and geographical changes of the Yellow River from various aspects such as how the Yellow River gave birth to Chinese civilization, ancient people's investigation and understanding of the Yellow River, why the Yellow River is turbid and prone to flooding, and how Chinese people have managed the Yellow River since ancient times, showing the close connection between the Yellow River and Chinese civilization. It contains both detailed data and theoretical heights, as well as professional geographical mapping and many magnificent aerial photographs.

"Capital Scenery" selects four famous works related to the famous capital cities of Chang'an, Luoyang, Kaifeng and Hangzhou in ancient China: Luo Tianxiang's "Leibian Chang'an Chronicles", which records Chang'an monuments from the Western Zhou Dynasty, Han and Tang Dynasties to the Song and Yuan Dynasties, and related historical events; Yang Xuanzhi's "Luoyang Jialan Chronicles" records Luoyang's urban structure and Buddhist temple architecture in the Northern Wei Dynasty, as well as related politics, culture, customs, characters, Arts, literature, Chinese and foreign exchanges, etc.; Meng Yuanlao's "Tokyo Menghua Lu" of the Northern Song Dynasty records the imperial city architecture of Kaifeng in the Northern Song Dynasty, the various buildings in the city, the people's diet and daily life, and seasonal events, including the life of Bianjing. In all aspects: Zhou Mi's "Old Martial Arts" of the Southern Song Dynasty recalls the urban style of Lin'an, the capital of the Southern Song Dynasty, and details the court ceremonies, landscape customs, shop management, four seasonal objects, Jiaofang clubs, etc.

"Capital Scenery" selects four famous works related to the famous capital cities of Chang'an, Luoyang, Kaifeng and Hangzhou in ancient China: Luo Tianxiang's "Leibian Chang'an Chronicles", which records Chang'an monuments from the Western Zhou Dynasty, Han and Tang Dynasties to the Song and Yuan Dynasties, and related historical events; Yang Xuanzhi's "Luoyang Jialan Chronicles" records Luoyang's urban structure and Buddhist temple architecture in the Northern Wei Dynasty, as well as related politics, culture, customs, characters, Arts, literature, Chinese and foreign exchanges, etc.; Meng Yuanlao's "Tokyo Menghua Lu" of the Northern Song Dynasty records the imperial city architecture of Kaifeng in the Northern Song Dynasty, the various buildings in the city, the people's diet and daily life, and seasonal events, including the life of Bianjing. In all aspects: Zhou Mi's "Old Martial Arts" of the Southern Song Dynasty recalls the urban style of Lin'an, the capital of the Southern Song Dynasty, and details the court ceremonies, landscape customs, shop management, four seasonal objects, Jiaofang clubs, etc.

"Capital Scenery" selects four famous works related to the famous capital cities of Chang'an, Luoyang, Kaifeng and Hangzhou in ancient China: Luo Tianxiang's "Leibian Chang'an Chronicles", which records Chang'an monuments from the Western Zhou Dynasty, Han and Tang Dynasties to the Song and Yuan Dynasties, and related historical events; Yang Xuanzhi's "Luoyang Jialan Chronicles" records Luoyang's urban structure and Buddhist temple architecture in the Northern Wei Dynasty, as well as related politics, culture, customs, characters, Arts, literature, Chinese and foreign exchanges, etc.; Meng Yuanlao's "Tokyo Menghua Lu" of the Northern Song Dynasty records the imperial city architecture of Kaifeng in the Northern Song Dynasty, the various buildings in the city, the people's diet and daily life, and seasonal events, including the life of Bianjing. In all aspects: Zhou Mi's "Old Martial Arts" of the Southern Song Dynasty recalls the urban style of Lin'an, the capital of the Southern Song Dynasty, and details the court ceremonies, landscape customs, shop management, four seasonal objects, Jiaofang clubs, etc.

"Capital Scenery" selects four famous works related to the famous capital cities of Chang'an, Luoyang, Kaifeng and Hangzhou in ancient China: Luo Tianxiang's "Leibian Chang'an Chronicles", which records Chang'an monuments from the Western Zhou Dynasty, Han and Tang Dynasties to the Song and Yuan Dynasties, and related historical events; Yang Xuanzhi's "Luoyang Jialan Chronicles" records Luoyang's urban structure and Buddhist temple architecture in the Northern Wei Dynasty, as well as related politics, culture, customs, characters, Arts, literature, Chinese and foreign exchanges, etc.; Meng Yuanlao's "Tokyo Menghua Lu" of the Northern Song Dynasty records the imperial city architecture of Kaifeng in the Northern Song Dynasty, the various buildings in the city, the people's diet and daily life, and seasonal events, including the life of Bianjing. In all aspects: Zhou Mi's "Old Martial Arts" of the Southern Song Dynasty recalls the urban style of Lin'an, the capital of the Southern Song Dynasty, and details the court ceremonies, landscape customs, shop management, four seasonal objects, Jiaofang clubs, etc.

"Weiyang Yearbook 2016" is a comprehensive local yearbook sponsored by the People's Government of Weiyang District, Xi'an City. It comprehensively and systematically records the basic development situation of Weiyang District's politics, economy, culture, people's livelihood and other industries in the previous year. It is the basic information material for all walks of life to understand and study Weiyang District, and it is also an annual historical material for the renewal of local chronicles. The main chapters of the book include: special articles, Weiyang overview, mass organizations, urban and rural construction, environmental protection, land and resources development and management, energy and chemical base construction, industry, agriculture, rural economic news and publishing, culture and art, health, sports, overview of surrounding areas, people, major events, statistical information, etc.

Guyuan is the southern gate of Ningxia and half of its rivers and mountains. "Guyuan Yearbook 2017" is compiled by the Office of the Guyuan Local Chronicles Compilation Committee. It has a total of 30 volumes, 282 pictures, and about 700,000 words. This book comprehensively, systematically and detailedly records the achievements of Guyuan City's administrative district in the fields of politics, economy, culture, social ecology and other fields in 2017. The style is scientific and appropriate, the content is detailed and refined, and the format is novel and exquisite. The chronicles will fully play their role in "advising government, preserving history, and educating people" and become an important carrier for building a solid foundation for culture. The major, happy, difficult and urgent events in Guyuan in 2017 are reflected through categories such as special editions, memorabilia and appendices, making it an important window for understanding Guyuan.

October 19, 2017 is the 80th anniversary of the establishment of the Shaanxi-Gansu-Ningxia Border Region Government. The Yan'an Spirit and Party Building Research Institute of Northwest University, the School of Marxism of Northwest University, and the Research Center of Theoretical System of Socialism with Chinese Characteristics of Northwest University jointly hosted a national academic seminar. A total of more than 150 experts and scholars from the Party History System, University System, and Academy of Social Sciences System in Beijing, Hubei, Fujian, Gansu, Ningxia, and Shaanxi participated in the academic seminar. This seminar received a total of more than 80 papers, which mainly focused on understanding research, effect research, case studies, and empirical research on the development and construction of the Shaanxi-Gansu-Ningxia Border Region. This book collects and publishes these papers.

In order to objectively record the major events and achievements that Shaanxi has experienced in the process of reform and opening up, scientifically summarize the historical experience of Shaanxi's reform and opening up, and provide reference for the provincial party committee and provincial government's decision-making, starting in 2013, the Party History Research Office of the Shaanxi Provincial Party Committee organized the party history departments of various cities and counties to jointly carry out the research and compilation of the "Records of Shaanxi's Reform and Opening Up". The research on "Records of Shaanxi's Reform and Opening Up" takes the form of a special topic. Party history departments in various localities mainly determine topics around distinctive major events and major achievements since the reform and opening up. Each topic is based on detailed historical materials, realistically reflects the ins and outs of the subject in question, and makes a scientific analysis of relevant experiences and lessons. The research results of the "Records of Shaanxi Reform and Opening Up" project are released in the form of a series of books. It is planned to publish five books, which will be completed by 2021, the 100th anniversary of the founding of the Communist Party of China. What is published this time is the first volume of "Records of Shaanxi Reform and Opening Up".

"Suide Cultural Chronicle" is a comprehensive and systematic record of Suide's rich historical culture, folk culture, red culture, and ecological culture. The historical record is the upper limit and the end of December 2015 is the lower limit. It has a total of more than 700,000 words, nearly a hundred charts, and more than 140 photos. It is a book based on The historical book, with both pictures and texts, is a cultural book with a comprehensive view of the overall situation and abundant text. It is also a cultural document of northern Shaanxi. It has great practical value in studying and understanding Suide's yesterday and today, and looking forward to tomorrow. It also has academic value in discovering, researching, inheriting, promoting and passing on the culture and art of northern Shaanxi.

This book is one of the "Macau Oral History Series" and is mainly compiled from interviews with eleven Macau store owners. Their emotional narrations show the rise, prosperity, and then gradual decline of "stores" as a carrier that facilitates community residents and connects neighbors. These stalls have brought many good memories to community residents, witnessed the neighborhood relations and friendship between Macao neighborhoods for decades, and also reflected the historical changes and economic development of Macao in recent decades.

The zodiac, also known as the zodiac sign, is a set of cultural codes used by the Chinese to represent a person's birth year by matching twelve animals with the twelve earthly branches. The time and space ordinal symbol system and its application customs formed by the twelve zodiac signs condensed from the farming civilization are a cultural heritage with Chinese characteristics. This book cites a large number of historical documents to introduce the origin of the twelve zodiac signs, relevant folk customs, allusions and legends, etc., Showing the long-standing zodiac culture in many aspects. This book is rich in illustrations, text and narration. It is both informative and interesting. It is a national reading book on the knowledge of the twelve zodiac signs.

This book aims to narrate the history and development of an ancient village. Yuanxin Village was originally under the jurisdiction of Jiande County, Hangzhou City. It has a history of more than 600 years and is now submerged by Zhiyan Reservoir. It has been more than thirty years since the village has all been relocated. The book provides a historical review of the village's history, culture, origins, and the origin of its residents. The book is divided into two volumes with a total of 10 chapters. The first volume connects ancient history with genealogical information; the second volume gives a detailed description of the development of the entire village. There are summaries of historical surnames, research on village surnames, historical anecdotes, villagers' achievements, mountains, forests and fields, etc., As well as records of village office research, historical contributions, villagers' changes, customs and other aspects. The book has about 150,000 words and is currently a relatively complete village history.

At the beginning of the 20th century, Shijiazhuang was a small village under the jurisdiction of Huolu County. From 1902 to 1907, the Beijing-Hankou Railway and the Zhengtai Railway passed through it. Shijiazhuang "prospered because of the road" and became a "city brought by trains." Its development has gone through the process of starting from scratch and growing from small to large, and is a typical case of rural urbanization in modern China. The urbanization process of Shijiazhuang in modern times started late and had a low starting point. The urban development centered on the railway hub and gradually spread to the surrounding areas. After the traditional city's political and military functions, two new urban functions emerged - trade distribution and industrial manufacturing and processing. Industrial and commercial enterprises started at the same time, giving Shijiazhuang's economy a characteristic of "heavy commerce and light industry".

The content mainly consists of three parts: First, it is an overall study of the historical and cultural development of Huai'an, focusing on the changes and development of Huai'an's past history, focusing on Huai'an's reality and future development, and focusing on the improvement of Huai'an's cultural spirit, which has the characteristics of a macro "theory". 2. The cultural celebrities in Huai'an from ancient times to the present are studied. From the perspective of Chinese cultural history, the historical and cultural celebrities in Huai'an are studied and evaluated, which has the characteristics of "historical commentary". The third is the study of important cultural events in the history of Huai'an, such as the study of Hongze Lake, the only artificial lake among the five major freshwater lakes in China.

"Guangzhou Biography" uses rich and detailed historical materials and popular and lively language to narrate the ups and downs of the city of Guangzhou from the Neolithic Age to 1949, from a "foreign place" to a major foreign trade town, and then regained prosperity after being destroyed several times. The whole book is divided into dynasties, and four clues are interspersed with writing. One is the changes in urban form, such as how the city of Guangzhou came into being from scratch, and how its cities, buildings, and streets were built. The second is the lifestyle, especially changes in clothing, food, housing, transportation, and play, as well as various folk customs and festivals. The third is the change in economic form: What did Guangzhou rely on to develop? Not by industry or agriculture, but by commerce, especially foreign trade. Guangzhou is one of the starting points of the Maritime Silk Road and occupies an important position in the history of foreign trade across the country and around the world. The fourth is the change of cultural forms, including Guangzhou's culture, education, religion, folk art and crafts, etc.

Zhongshan Torch High-tech Industrial Development Zone (Zhongshan Torch Zone) is located in the east of the original Xiangshan County, so it is called "East Town". This manuscript is a study of local local history and culture, and the scope of the description covers all existing administrative divisions of Zhongshan Torch District. The book is divided into 6 chapters, with a total of 96 articles. It is written in chapter-turn style. It describes the historical stories, legends, folk customs, traditional culture, etc. Of Dongzhen with a broad vision and vivid writing style. It is more readable than local chronicles. This book is of great significance in the organization, promotion and utilization of local materials, helping readers, especially the younger generation, to better understand and understand their hometowns.

"Lianhu Yearbook" is a comprehensive yearbook compiled by Lianhu District. It will systematically describe the natural, political, economic, cultural, social and other aspects of Lianhu District. It will provide comprehensive, systematic and reliable information for people from all walks of life inside and outside the district to understand Lianhu, study Lianhu and build Lianhu. It is an important window to display and promote Lianhu District.

This book is one of the Hanzhong Culture Series. Literary works related to Hanzhong are sorted out from the vast Chinese literary classics of past dynasties, and annotated and interpreted. It is hoped that through the compilation of this book, the literary achievements of literary creation related to the Hanzhong region can be demonstrated to a certain extent, and readers can further understand the development process of literary creation in Hanzhong and fully appreciate the close relationship between literary creation and the natural and social environment of the Hanzhong region.

"Chengcheng Yearbook" is a local comprehensive yearbook sponsored by the Chengcheng County People's Government and organized and compiled by the Chengcheng County Chronicle Compilation Office. The purpose is to comprehensively and systematically record the basic economic, political, cultural and social conditions of Chengcheng, and to provide basic information for all walks of life and overseas people to understand and study Chengcheng. "Chengcheng Yearbook" is published in one volume every year. The book has special chapters for Chengcheng County Committee of the Communist Party of China, Commission for Discipline Inspection of the Communist Party of China, Chengcheng County People's Congress, Chengcheng County People's Government, Chengcheng County Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference, people's organizations, military, political It is composed of law, agriculture and rural economy, industry, transportation, postal communications, trade circulation, urban and rural construction and environmental protection, finance and taxation, finance and insurance, comprehensive economic management, education, culture, sports and health, social services, towns and villages, advanced models, important documents, etc., With approximately 500,000 words.

The book "China Shaanxi 2018" was organized and compiled by the Information Office of the Shaanxi Provincial People's Government. The book is divided into five parts to introduce Shaanxi's achievements in various aspects in 2017. 1. "Beautiful Chapter". Including: natural environment, history and humanity, and tourism resources; 2. "Vitality". Including abundant resources, innovation power, scientific and technological education and human resources. 3. "Happiness". Including: development overview, people's livelihood projects, city tour. 4. "Open Chapter". Including: foreign exchanges and economic and trade cooperation, development zone construction, and a new starting point for building the Silk Road Economic Belt. 5. "Appendix". Including: key planning, Shaanxi essence tourism strategy, Shaanxi snacks, and Shaanxi specialties.

This book truly restores the remaining Beijing city walls and gates in the 1920s. Through field visits and investigations, the author was impressed by the magnificence of these magnificent monuments, and also sighed at their current state of decline. In addition to investing the romance and feelings of an art historian in his descriptions, Xi Renlong also adheres to rigorous research methods: digging out the complicated records of city walls and gates in Chinese historical documents, surveying and measuring the dimensions of each section of the city wall and each tower, and observing and recording The current status of the city walls, city gates and surrounding streets and countryside, real-life photos of the city walls and gates, and detailed architectural details of the city gates from various angles make this investigation note reach a very high level in terms of literature, science, and history.

"The Legend of Longyan: Two Rivers and Two Folk Lines" is one of the large-scale book series "The Legend of Hundred Cities on the Silk Road". Longyan is essentially an immigrant city, where the descendants of immigrants from the Central Plains live and multiply, where the ancestors of overseas immigrants set off on long voyages, where the two ethnic lines of the Han ethnic group collide and blend, and where diverse cultures mix and mingle. The book starts from the pre-medieval civilization of western Fujian, details the origins and changes of folk customs, and the deeds of famous figures in the history of the Maritime Silk Road, and ends with half of the Central Soviet Area, which has become a key area for the Chinese nation to explore ways to revitalize the country in the past century... In elegant language, the author presents the creation and development of two rivers, two ethnic groups and two states (Tingjiang, Hakka, Tingzhoufu, Jiulongjiang, Heluolang, Longyanzhou) in the long history, and composes a symphonic poem of mountains and sea for his hometown of Longyan.

The "Shaanxi Health and Family Planning Yearbook" is edited by the Shaanxi Provincial Health and Family Planning Commission, with the participation of various commission offices, municipal health and family planning bureaus, units directly under the commission and relevant academic (mass) teams. It is a large-scale authoritative information tool that aims to comprehensively, systematically and accurately record the status, progress and achievements of all aspects of health and family planning in Shaanxi Province. This volume is the 2017 volume and has been compiled up to the end of 2016. It comprehensively describes the basic situation, policies, regulations, and main experiences of the reform and development of health and family planning in Shaanxi Province in 2016, as well as major and important events that occurred during the year. It focuses on hot issues in the fields of medical health and family planning, as well as health and family planning issues of concern to the people. This volume adopts a classification editing method, with the chapter as the outline, with columns under the chapter, and items under the columns. The items are the main information carriers and are always enclosed by []. It consists of a front page picture album, important meeting reports, statistical data and appendices. Each work progress is divided into the province's health and family planning work overview, disease control, patriotic health, health emergency, health supervision, grassroots health, grassroots family planning guidance, medical and health system reform, new rural cooperative medical care, maternal and child health services, medical administration and drug policy There are 24 sub-heads related to the basic medicine system, traditional Chinese medicine management, cadre health care, personnel work, policies and regulations, disciplinary inspection and supervision, floating population family planning service management, family planning family development, retired personnel service and management, external exchanges and cooperation, party building and spiritual civilization construction.

This book mainly studies the customs of commemorating Genghis Khan, shows the current status of commemoration, explores the reasons for historical changes, and reveals the internal change mechanism; at the same time, it draws on the latest research results of religious anthropology to interpret the mysterious symbols and cultural connotations of Genghis Khan's commemoration. The author of this book conducted a large number of anthropological participant observations and in-depth interviews, and used a variety of written materials such as Mongolian, Chinese, and Japanese.

The report is based on the grand background of Chinese social development and takes the life and phenomena arising from the development of contemporary folk culture as the object of investigation. On the one hand, as an observer of the development process of Chinese folk culture, it presents the details and context of contemporary Chinese folk custom phenomena. On the other hand, it provides a pulse on the development of contemporary Chinese folk customs, pays attention to the world background and realistic focus of the development of Chinese folk culture, and reveals the deep-seated drastic changes caused by folk custom changes in contemporary Chinese society. The report content is divided into a general report and several sub-reports and special reports. The sub-reports give a three-dimensional display of the development of folk culture from the perspectives of fieldwork, academic research and relevant national policies. The special report focuses on the focus and analyzes the hot spots, including traditional festivals, intellectual property protection of folk literature and art, folk beliefs, folk tourism, Internet rumors, etc. Using a large amount of fresh first-hand field survey data, conducting in-depth and detailed research, and making suggestions based on this, it is of great significance for the national government to better use folk culture to improve people's livelihood and get closer to the people's hearts in the next step.

This paper takes the Beijing intellectual community in the 1920s as the object of investigation, and attempts to pay attention to the public opinion environment and literati groups built around fan magazines and institutions of higher learning during this period from the multiple perspectives of newspaper history, education history, literary history, and intellectual history. From this perspective, although the topic discussed in the paper is not small: the literary group and public opinion atmosphere in a historical stage, the entry point of the discussion is not large. Therefore, the writing method of this paper will consciously start from the most subtle "investigation", trying to gradually present the clearest and most complete image of that era through in-depth discussion of specific issues. Therefore, this paper will not focus on sorting out the publications volume by volume, but rather focus on related issues and phenomena.

A Sichuan cricket, far away from its hometown, has been singing songs for nearly 30 years "in the hearts of those who are nostalgic"; decades of hard work builds a charming microscopic world, and the century-old history of Sichuan tells the story of "another China"; it includes new unpublished interviews and dozens of precious illustrations, making it the first collection of mahjong research published; it has been revised five times by the author, and it took three years to complete the book, which is carefully selected and compiled. "Chengdu Under the Microscope" is the quintessence of 30 years of work by Professor Wang Di, a famous historian and representative figure in Chinese micro-history research. The book takes four special historical\u002F cultural phenomena in Sichuan: streets, teahouses, paoge, and mahjong as specific cases, focusing on hawkers, tea patrons, waiters, urn makers, Through various materials such as archives, oral histories, local chronicles, novels, surveys, news reports, pictures, etc., Ordinary citizens and other small figures are used to restore the memories of daily life in Sichuan, especially in Chengdu, and to draw a vivid picture of public life in the hinterland of China in detail. Through this kind of affectionate narrative history, people can truly penetrate into the "other China" that is different from coastal, central and other cities, and discover the vibrant life world of ordinary people and their tenacious cultural continuity.

At present, the only place names in my country included in the "intangible cultural heritage" project are "Old Place Names of Nanjing" and "Old Place Names of Jiangning". The basic content of this book includes 50 explanations of Jiangning's intangible cultural heritage place names, related poetry, folklore and other link texts, old and old maps, new and old photos, books and shadows, cultural relics, products and other pictures. The book has about 80,000 words and 200 pictures.

Classical civilization is the source and cradle of modern Western civilization, so it is also an indispensable and important part of the history of Mediterranean civilization. The Imperial Age of the Mediterranean can be described as a period of "integration" of civilization. It was the most glorious era of early human civilization in the Mediterranean region. This book mainly introduces the ancient civilizations that emerged along the Mediterranean coast during the long historical period from the 4000 BC to the demise of the Western Roman Empire in 476 AD, including ancient Mesopotamia civilization, ancient Egyptian civilization, ancient Syrian civilization, ancient Anatolian civilization, ancient Greek and ancient Roman civilization, etc., Uncovering the ancient and mysterious civilization of the Mediterranean layer by layer, and exploring the history of early human civilization.

This year marks the 70th anniversary of the founding of New China and the People's Political Consultative Conference, and this book has been specially compiled to commemorate it. In recent years, the Tianjin Heping District CPPCC has collected and published a number of literature and history books in line with the policy of "preserving history, assisting government, uniting and educating people". This book is a compilation of these books published from 2007 to 2019. This book contains a total of 69 articles, divided into 10 columns, covering Tianjin's famous places such as Zizhulin, Haiguang Temple, Xiaobailou, Tianjin's time-honored brands, old banks, old schools, old restaurants, Tianjin's century-old shipping, cultural celebrities, anti-Japanese war history, etc. It aims to tell the story of Tianjin well, inherit history and culture, and promote the development of cultural tourism.