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The more than 90-year history of the Communist Youth League of China is a precious asset of the Communist Youth League and young people. Reading the history of the Communist Youth League can help young members to further understand the basic laws of the Chinese youth movement, further understand the important position of youth work in various historical periods, and further understand the basic direction of the work of the Communist Youth League, so as to better grasp the present and win the future. "History of the Communist Youth League" records and reflects the more than 90 years of history of the Chinese Communist Youth League in the form of historical narratives. Through this book, we can understand in more detail the history of the Communist Youth League and the important and outstanding contributions it has made under the leadership of the party in various historical periods.

Daming Temple was built in the first year of Daming in the Liu Song Dynasty in the Southern Dynasty and was named after the "Da Ming" era. It has a history of more than 1,500 years. Walking into Daming Temple, we feel as if we are walking into thousands of years of history. In Panhuan Temple, people can explore ancient times, pray with incense and candles, remember the sages of the past, and wander around in their thoughts. Ancient Gaogang, ancient temples of the Southern Dynasty, Buddhist temples of the Sui Dynasty, eminent monks of the Tang Dynasty, famous halls of the Song Dynasty, old trees of the Ming Dynasty, imperial monuments of the Qing Dynasty, and contemporary Jade Buddha... There are rich historical relics, historical figures and historical stories here, and have profound Buddhist origins and cultural heritage. A Daming Temple, a rich historical treasure house.

This book narrates the historical facts of taxation in China for more than four thousand years in the form of an essay. Based on the principle of "taking time as the warp and events as the latitude; the warp continues the context of the times, and the latitude does not lack important tax matters", it covers the Xia, Shang, Western Zhou, Spring and Autumn and Warring States, Qin, Han, Three Kingdoms, Two Jins, Southern and Northern Dynasties, Sui, Tang, Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms, Song, Liao, Xixia, Jin, Yuan, The historical facts of taxation in various historical periods such as the Ming and Qing Dynasties, the Republic of China, and the People's Republic of China are divided into chapters and introduced one by one. The content is rich and the organization is clear. It highlights the characteristics of the taxation system in each period and the gains and losses of tax management in past dynasties. The language is vivid and interesting, and the chapter layout is self-contained. It is worth reading and remembering.

Shipping management is an extraordinary move, a historical product of three thousand years of great changes. In 1866, the Qing government established the "Prime Minister's Shipping Affairs Office" in Mawei, Fuzhou, which left a deep imprint on China's modern naval history, industrial history, education history, and ideological and cultural history. Shipbuilding is a model of the awakening of the Chinese nation and a pioneer in social transformation. Its historical status is indelible or replaceable. Shen Baozhen was the first Minister of Shipping. It is very meaningful to carefully study the life and deeds of this historical figure. This book selects and publishes part of the lecture notes of Shen Yan, an expert on shipbuilding research, on the shipbuilding series and Shen Baozhen's special topic, for the benefit of readers.

Swing is a folk sports activity with a long history. After thousands of years of development and evolution, swing as a sports activity is still deeply loved by people (especially women and children). Based on a large amount of historical data, this book is written with pictures and texts, and uses relatively popular text and lively language to roughly describe the development process of swing activities in my country from ancient times to the present. It also introduces various forms of swing activities in different historical periods and ethnic minorities. It helps to deepen readers' understanding and understanding of ancient swing activities in my country, and at the same time has important reference value for further research on Chinese swing culture.

The historical evolution of rural management thought in the late Qing Dynasty is a very complex academic issue, and specialized and systematic research on this historical phenomenon in the academic community is still relatively weak. The author first sorted out the development context, basic content and characteristics of my country's traditional rural management thought, and then briefly introduced its summary and development in the mid-Qing Dynasty; then, the author analyzed the origin and motivation, debate and convergence, stage and connotation, characteristics and reasons of its historical evolution layer by layer, trying to move towards ideological development. The author then explores the practice of the idea of township autonomy in the late Qing Dynasty and the relationship between the state and the countryside after its historical evolution. Finally, the author attempts to reveal the mentality and rationale of its historical evolution, and tentatively proposes a theoretical hypothesis on the "three-layer governance mechanism" for the construction of villagers' autonomy today. In short, starting from the study of the history of management thought, combined with the study of rural social history and cultural history, this book intends to conduct a comprehensive investigation and comprehensive study on the "historical evolution of rural management thought in the late Qing Dynasty", and then seek the academic basis for socialist villager autonomy, reveal its deep historical enlightenment, and predict and grasp its future trend.

Since the Opium War, the idea of ​​public ownership of land has flourished. After that, Sun Yat-sen and other revolutionaries launched a debate on land state ownership with Liang Qichao. After the debate, the anarchists continued to elaborate on the idea of ​​public land ownership; the revolutionaries' ideas of land state ownership diverged. In his later years, Sun Yat-sen finally proposed the idea of ​​"land to the tiller". The Kuomintang inherited Sun Yat-sen's idea of ​​state-owned land, and while inheriting it, the "third party" also proposed a plan to transition from "agricultural ownership" of land to state-owned land. In 1935, Yan Xishan proposed the idea of ​​village public ownership of land, which triggered a great discussion on the ideas of public ownership and private land ownership. The idea of ​​transitioning from agricultural ownership of land to eventually realizing state ownership of land also emerged. Before and after the outbreak of the Anti-Japanese War, the idea of ​​land ownership by farmers emerged; thereafter, experts and scholars on land issues from the Kuomintang also put forward the idea of ​​land ownership by farmers. These propositions not only emphasize the realization of agricultural ownership of land, but also include the connotation of carrying out cooperative operations on the basis of agricultural ownership of land or ultimately transitioning to state-owned land.

"Beishan Wine Classic" is a book about wine written in the Song Dynasty. "Beishan Wine Classic" is a masterpiece of wine literature in the Song Dynasty. The book is divided into three volumes: the first, middle and second volumes. The first volume is a general introduction, discussing the history of the development of wine; the middle volume discusses the making of koji; the second volume is about wine making. It is a comprehensive and complete discussion of wine related writings written by Jiaozhao in ancient China.

In order to help the descendants of Yan and Huang to trace their roots and find the origin of their surnames, this book is compiled from a large number of ancient and modern classics and genealogy materials, and introduces the origin, evolution, county titles, hall names, migration distribution, historical celebrities, etc. Of more than 500 surnames.

"Manuscripts on the History of Ancient Chinese Intelligence", this book "Manuscripts on the History of Ancient Chinese Intelligence" mainly includes the manuscripts written by Mr. Chu Daoli who engaged in relevant teaching and scientific research work. It not only studies ideological theories, but also pays attention to people and events. It is a complete and mature monograph on the history of intelligence.

"Secret History of the Ming Dynasty Palace" has a total of 120 chapters, telling readers about the political and emotional struggles within the palace in the form of a novel. The emperor's employment and work in managing the entire country are described. How the emperor dealt with his emotional problems in the palace, how the concubines competed for favors and profits, and what means the queen used to ensure her supreme position... "The Secret History of the Ming Dynasty Palace" written by Xu Xiaotian reveals for you the palace secrets that have been buried for hundreds of years.

The ups and downs of golden history, the intricate legend of wealth. The historical development of gold, interesting stories, gold mining and smelting processes and other anecdotes allow you to appreciate the charm of gold from many aspects of history, culture, religion, production and life, and understand the real golden age.

Since the Republic of China, the customs system of the Foreign Tax Department has remained weak. China's national gate is not guarded by the Chinese, but controlled by foreigners! From the late Qing government weakening customs power, to Sun Yat-sen's southern revolutionary regime challenging foreigners; from local warlords shaking the foundation of customs, to the Beiyang government and Nanjing National Government gradually reclaiming customs rights and interests, the foreign tax department system gradually declined, until it disappeared in the wind in the sound of the gun salute at the founding ceremony of the People's Republic of China in Tiananmen Square. However, the scenes of customs turmoil that once stirred up the historical sky will never be forgotten... This book uses the major customs incidents involving six influential figures of the Republic of China as an entry point. It not only presents a panoramic view of the difficult process of regaining customs sovereignty, but also reflects the colorful historical mirror image of the Republic of China from the perspective of the customs.

The Chinese nation is the oldest nation in the world, and the Chinese civilization is one of the oldest civilizations in the world. China has a written history of nearly 5,000 years. Starting from 841 BC, there has been no interruption in documented chronicles for nearly 3,000 years. This is unique in the long history of mankind. Among the four major ancient civilizations in the world, only China's history has always been passed down in an orderly manner and has never been interrupted.

The contents of this book include: natural disasters occurred in the Ming and Qing Dynasties and the late Qing Dynasty, a breakdown of natural disasters in the Qing Dynasty, a general introduction to natural disasters in the Qing Dynasty, disaster relief measures and practices in the Qing Dynasty, natural disasters and society in the Qing Dynasty, etc.

"Land Rights in a Great Country: China's Five Thousand Years of Land Reform" is a book that tells the story of China's land system changes from a farming society to the present. Based on the land issue, which is the most hotly debated issue in China today, it analyzes the changes in China's land system, such as the "feudal system" and "not owning a thousand acres" in the Zhou Dynasty, the "Taihe Reform" in the Northern Wei Dynasty, the one-whip method in the Ming Dynasty, the "dividing a small person into an acre" in the Qing Dynasty, and the changes in the land system of the Communist Party of China. Finally, based on the research results, it puts forward suggestions for future changes in China's land system.

Modern Chinese charity performances took place in the social environment of modern China, and continued to develop with the changes of the times. The forms of performances became increasingly rich, forming a beautiful urban scene. Based on the ontology of charity performances, this book explores its evolution trajectory and process, looks into the different forces behind it, excavates its main manifestation types, analyzes its evolutionary characteristics and social functions, so that people can understand the transformation and significance of charity in modern China, and enrich the complex aspects of modern Chinese society.