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"Selected Collection of Tianjin Literary and Historical Materials (Volume 126): Selected Elegies of Sun Yat-sen" is mainly divided into two parts: domestic and personal. "Selected Collection of Tianjin Literary and Historical Materials (Volume 126): Selected Elegy Couplets of Sun Yat-sen" is a selection of elegiac couplets for Mr. Sun Yat-sen.

Overseas Chinese all over the world are all descendants of the Yan and Huang Dynasties, and they are all contributing to the construction and development of the motherland. Many of these overseas Chinese are Tianjin Chinese who grew up drinking the water of the Haihe River. Their deep nostalgia closely connects them thousands of miles away to their hometown in Tianjin. The stories behind them are shown in the book, allowing more people to understand the real stories of overseas Chinese who miss their hometown and dedicate themselves to their hometown. Most of the authors of this book are overseas Chinese. It is real and touching and has important historical value.

This book is a collection of information jointly organized and compiled by the Cultural and Historical Materials Committee of the Tianjin Municipal Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference and the Tianjin Federation of Returned Overseas Chinese. The book contains nearly forty articles in total. These articles were written in the "three relatives" style, describing the touching deeds of a large number of patriotic overseas Chinese who returned to China to participate in construction after the reform and opening up. At the same time, they also affirmed their outstanding contributions to Tianjin's science and technology, education, economy, culture, medical and other fields. This book has important reference value for studying the history of overseas Chinese in Tianjin.

This book is one of the "Duanzhou History and Culture" series. The manuscript mainly describes the history and customs of Jinlin Village from three aspects: "local customs", "humanistic historical stories" and "auspicious humor". It "resurrects" the village's ancient objects, trees and ancient customs in the form of legends and stories, which has a certain appeal to readers; the collection of couplets is interesting and philosophical; the records of the Xie family in the book can be used as reference materials for family origin exploration. The book has a comprehensive overview, rich content, diverse forms, pictures and texts, is lively and interesting, and has certain historical value.

Henan University is located in Kaifeng, the ancient capital of seven dynasties. The study of ancient Chinese history has a long and fine tradition, which started in 1925 together with the history major. The strong teaching staff has long formed an academic tradition that emphasizes not only historical knowledge but also historical general knowledge, and enjoys a high reputation in the university. Famous scholars such as Fan Wenlan, Ji Wenfu, Meng Wentong, Gao Heng, Jiang Liangfu, Guo Shaoyu, Ma Feibai, Zhu Fangpu, Sun Haibo, Sun Zuoyun, Zhu Shaohou, etc. Have taught here successively. Yin Da, Shi Zhangru, Bai Shouyi, Han Rulin, etc. Who have studied here have also become well-known historians and archaeologists at home and abroad. The strong academic atmosphere has nurtured generations of historical talents. This book selects the new and representative works of the above-mentioned authors, conducts in-depth research on 25 ancient Chinese history topics, uses a large number of historical materials to demonstrate them, and puts forward new and reasonable insights. In particular, remarkable achievements have been made in the three fields of pre-Qin, Qin and Han, Song history, and Ming and Qing history.

The Bashu History Research Association (later renamed the Bashu Culture Research Association) was established in 1979. Mr. Zhang Xiushu was the first president and Mr. Yang Xizong was the second president. In 2001, Mr. Li Youming, who was actually responsible for the specific work, advocated a younger generation, and Luo Zhitian, a professor at Sichuan University, succeeded him as president. In 2018, there was another change of office, and Xu Lianggong, a professor at Sichuan University, took over as president. Shortly after the establishment of the research association, the "Bashu History Research Series" was edited and published in 1981, focusing on the cultural, political, economic, ethnic and other issues of the Bashu region before the unification of Qin. Professor Xu Lianggong thought that the book needed to be reprinted urgently, and Sichuan People's Publishing House was happy to help, so the new edition was created.

The Bashu History Research Association (later renamed the Bashu Culture Research Association) was established in 1979. Mr. Zhang Xiushu was the first president and Mr. Yang Xizong was the second president. In 2001, Mr. Li Youming, who was actually responsible for the specific work, advocated a younger generation, and Luo Zhitian, a professor at Sichuan University, succeeded him as president. In 2018, there was another change of office, and Xu Lianggong, a professor at Sichuan University, took over as president. Shortly after the establishment of the research association, the "Bashu History Research Series" was edited and published in 1981, focusing on the cultural, political, economic, ethnic and other issues of the Bashu region before the unification of Qin. Professor Xu Lianggong thought that the book needed to be reprinted urgently, and Sichuan People's Publishing House was happy to help, so the new edition was created.

"Dictionary of Cultural Celebrities of Bashu Dynasties (Ancient Volume)" compiles about 1,500 historical and cultural celebrities of Bashu. It is a reference book that introduces the cultural celebrities of Bashu in all dynasties in a comprehensive, systematic and detailed manner. The manuscript integrates academic, intellectual and readability, and comprehensively and systematically introduces the lives, cultural activities and major achievements of Bashu cultural celebrities in the past dynasties. It has important reference value for popularizing Bashu cultural knowledge and studying Bashu cultural phenomena.

The Bashu History Research Association (later renamed the Bashu Culture Research Association) was established in 1979. Mr. Zhang Xiushu was the first president and Mr. Yang Xizong was the second president. In 2001, Mr. Li Youming, who was actually responsible for the specific work, advocated a younger generation, and Luo Zhitian, a professor at Sichuan University, succeeded him as president. In 2018, there was another change of office, and Xu Lianggong, a professor at Sichuan University, took over as president. Shortly after the establishment of the research association, the "Bashu History Research Series" was edited and published in 1981, focusing on the cultural, political, economic, ethnic and other issues of the Bashu region before the unification of Qin. Professor Xu Lianggong thought that the book needed to be reprinted urgently, and Sichuan People's Publishing House was happy to help, so the new edition was created.

Cai Xuecun, formerly known as Cai Zhende, was from Chengguan, Shenmu County, Shaanxi Province. He joined the Communist Party of China in 1924 when he was studying at Nankai Middle School in Tianjin, and later studied in the Soviet Union. After returning to China in 1926, he worked in the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China in Shanghai. He served as the Propaganda Minister of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China and the Secretary of the Jiangsu Provincial Committee of the Communist Party of China. In order to commemorate this outstanding revolutionary in Shenmu County, the Shenmu County Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference compiled Cai Xuecun's works and the research results of some scholars on Cai Xuecun into a book. Cai Xuecun's research results mainly analyzed and summarized the laws of Chinese peasant wars and their impact on productivity by sorting out several large-scale peasant wars in Chinese history, using the Marxist philosophical principle that the economic base determines the superstructure. It was praised as a very important historical work at the time.

"Research on Rural Social and Cultural Changes in the Shaanxi-Gansu-Ningxia Border Region during the Yan'an Period" is a research work by Yue Guofang of Northwest University of Political Science and Law. The author believes that the rural social culture of the Shaanxi-Gansu-Ningxia Border Region is deeply influenced by the dual influence of traditional culture and the modern culture brought by the Chinese Communist Party. Its social and cultural change process shows the characteristics of the integration of tradition and modernity, the penetration of national culture and democratic culture, and the interaction between intellectual elites and the peasant masses. Studying the social and cultural changes in the rural areas of the Shaanxi-Gansu-Ningxia Border Region during the Yan'an period can not only further enrich the research on China's rural social and cultural changes in the first half of the twentieth century, enrich the research on the society of the Shaanxi-Gansu-Ningxia Border Region from the perspective of social and cultural changes, but also provide certain reference for the construction of Chinese rural culture during the social transformation period.

Dang's Manor is located in Suide County, Shaanxi Province. It was built by the fourth generation of the Dang family. After six generations of continuous expansion, it has formed a cluster village composed of several courtyard houses with cave dwellings as the main body. It not only has a typical cave dwelling style, but is also a wonder in the field of architecture. It is permeated with rich northern Shaanxi customs and is the epitome of the traditional architectural culture of northern dwellings on the Loess Plateau. It is the pure and authentic "Impression of Northern Shaanxi" and "Character of Northern Shaanxi". "Dang's Manor in Northern Shaanxi - A Village That Never Gone Far" was photographed by Qin Ling, a member of the China Photographers Association and a famous photographer. The book uses pictures and text to fully display the style of this residential treasure.

"The History of the Communist Party of China in Lianhu (1925-1978)" is divided into five chapters: the establishment and activities of the party organization during the new democratic revolution, the establishment of people's power and the realization of the transition to socialism, and the comprehensive development and tortuous development of the socialist construction cause. It mainly records the establishment and development of the party organization in the Lianhu area from October 1925 to December 1978. It is a basic work that records and reflects the history of the party in Lianhu area during the new democratic revolution period and the socialist construction period.

"Weiyuan Yearbook (2018)" records the basic situation and important information of various industries in Weiyuan County in 2017. In accordance with the principles of comprehensiveness, systematicness and accuracy, this volume of yearbook refers to the "Compilation of Documents and Catalogs of National Chronicles for the Second Round of National Chronicle Revision" and the "National Economic Industry Classification". It contains special sections, major events, overview of county conditions, party and government agencies, democratic parties and federations of industry and commerce, social groups, military There are 21 categories in total, about 350,000 words, including politics and law, economy, trade and circulation, finance, taxation and finance, transportation and tourism, postal communications, economic management, urban and rural construction and environmental protection, social undertakings, social people's livelihood, township overview, national economic and social development information, annual figures, and appendices. There is also a color picture album of major events and development achievements in the county.

"Longxi Yearbook (2018)" records the basic situation and important information of various industries in Longxi County in 2017. In accordance with the principles of comprehensiveness, systematicness and accuracy, this yearbook refers to the "Compilation of National Second Round of Work Documents and Chronicles Chapters" and the "National Economic Industry Classification", and draws on other yearbook catalogues. It plans to include special sections, special records, major events, county overview, party and government agencies, democratic parties and the Federation of Industry and Commerce, social groups, military politics and law, economy, trade circulation, finance, taxation and finance, transportation There are 21 categories in total including tourism, postal communications, economic management, urban and rural construction and environmental protection, social undertakings, social livelihood, township profiles, national economic and social development information, annual figures, and appendices. The content focuses on poverty alleviation, ecological construction, transformation and upgrading of advantageous and characteristic industries, and development of strategic emerging industries, etc. That reflect the economic and social development of the county.

This magazine uses the viewpoints of dialectical materialism and historical materialism to realistically reflect the historical facts of Yulin City's development and reform, and strives to achieve the unity of ideological, data and scientific nature. The upper limit is when the People's Republic of China was founded in 1949, and the lower limit is to the end of 2015. Major events and individual chapters involve 2016. This journal focuses on recording the development and reform of Yulin after the reform and opening up in December 1978. It is divided into major events. It mainly records important meetings, major events, key projects, major leadership changes, organizational changes and other events that can be used for reference. It is described in a colloquial style. The language strives to be concise, crisp, rigorous, and simple. It is mainly about ambition, including records, biographies, records, pictures, tables, etc., And strives to include both pictures and text. There are six chapters with nearly 400,000 words.

The compilation committee of "Wushen Banner Forestry Chronicles" is under the leadership of the General Branch Committee of the Wushen Banner Forestry Bureau of the Communist Party of China and the Wushen Banner Forestry Bureau. It takes Marxism-Leninism, Mao Zedong Thought, Deng Xiaoping Theory, the important thought of "Three Represents", the Scientific Outlook on Development and Xi Jinping Thought on Socialism with Chinese Characteristics for a New Era as its guiding ideology, and applies dialectical materialism and historical materialism. The book "Wushen Banner Forestry Chronicles" was objectively, fairly and accurately compiled based on the characteristics of the forestry industry and the layout of the internal division of work, reflecting the history and current situation of the development of Wushen Banner's forestry undertakings, and striving to highlight the characteristics of the times and regional characteristics of Wushen Banner's forestry work. This book adopts 7 genres, including narrative, record, chronicle, biography, diagram, table and record, with the main focus being ambition. In addition to the overview, major events, characters, etc., "Wushen Banner Forestry Chronicles" is written in principle at the level of chapters, sections, headings, and items. , Desertification control and afforestation, key forestry projects, forest resources, forest protection, forestry science and technology, forestry reform, forest sand industry, forestry funds, management agencies, introduction to the state-owned forest farm desertification control station nursery, characters, etc. 15 Parts of the description.

"Coqin Yearbook 2018" is an informative document that systematically describes the natural, political, economic, cultural, social and other aspects of Coqin County. The content mainly records the basic situation, latest achievements, major events, development trends, etc. Of Coqin County in 2017. The publication of this yearbook will provide comprehensive and detailed information for all walks of life to understand, build, develop and research Cuoqin County. The author of the book is the Party History Collection Office of Tibet's Coqin County. Its main function is to rescue Party history resources in a timely, scientific and efficient manner based on the county's economic and social development status and the completion of the Party history work plan, and to collect, compile and organize local CCP materials.

Reform and opening up is a key decision that determines the destiny of contemporary China; it is the only way to develop socialism with Chinese characteristics and realize the great rejuvenation of the Chinese nation; it is the road to making our country strong. On the occasion of the 40th anniversary of reform and opening up, the "Shaanxi Reform and Opening Up Major Events" compiled by the Party History Research Office of the Shaanxi Provincial Committee of the Communist Party of China is a gift to commemorate the 40th anniversary of reform and opening up. The book mainly reflects the major decisions and arrangements, important meetings, major events, major work and important activities of the Shaanxi Provincial Committee of the Communist Party of China and the provincial government since the reform and opening up in the form of chronological entries. This chronicle of major events presents the great achievements that Shaanxi has made since its reform and opening up, and has very important research value and historical material value.

The book "China Shaanxi 2019" 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.

"De Yao San Qin" was compiled by the Shaanxi Provincial Spiritual Civilization Construction Steering Committee Office. It aims to publicize the advanced deeds of "Shaanxi good people", carry forward the core socialist values, and form a good social moral trend in which everyone learns from others and is a good person. This book collects the touching deeds of He Jun, Lu Xiaoping, Fan Wenlai, Liu Biao, Fang Yuguang, He Zhuoyuan, Li Keyi, Ren Lixin, Zhang Xiaoxia, Wang Yangzhou, Wang Manqiang, Ren Fengxiang, Wang Yingbao, Wu Shuqiang, Ma Caifeng, Hu Xin, Cao Peng, Zhang Dan, Gong Qifu, Wang Wei, Wu Jianfa and many other advanced figures who won the title of the Fourth Moral Model of Shaanxi Province. Adhering to the good wishes of inheriting advanced culture, spreading social civilization and improving the quality of all people. Record good people and good deeds and share them with readers.

"Green Memory" is a book compiled by the Yuyang District Committee of the Communist Party of China and the Yuyang District People's Government in order to further explore the history of desertification control and afforestation of the people of Yuyang District, carry forward the spirit of Yuyang's desertification control, draw lessons from history and spread the positive energy of Yuyang. Through the reminiscences of more than 80 people and a large number of historical pictures, this book focuses on the major events, figures and advanced examples in various historical periods after the founding of the People's Republic of China, in which Yuyang's successive party committees and governments led the masses to control desertification in the north, control soil in the south, and control floods in the middle. The narrators include experts and scholars who have personally experienced desertification control in Yuyang, leading cadres who have made decisions about desertification control, technicians and working people who have been working silently. With vivid and touching personal experiences, they have witnessed the arduous journey of desertification control in Yuyang from different perspectives, and have remembered Yuyang's brilliant achievements in desertification control that have attracted worldwide attention.

"Hanzhong City Hantai District Chronicles (1990-2010)" is compiled by the Hanzhong City Hantai District Local Chronicles Compilation Committee. This chronicle is not only a continuation of the "Hanzhong City Chronicles", but also the first chronicle since the establishment of Hantai District. This chronicle covers various fields and chronicles historical facts. It took five years to compile. It covers many fields such as nature, economy, politics, military, culture, and society in Hantai District, Hanzhong City. It records the social development and changes of Hantai District, Hanzhong City in more detail in the two decades from 1990 to 2010. It aims to witness history, draw lessons from history, and enlighten future generations. It is a relatively comprehensive and informative scientific chronicle.

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

"Tongwei Yearbook (2018)" is a comprehensive local yearbook organized and compiled by the Tongwei County Chronicle Office. This yearbook records the basic natural, social, economic, political, and cultural conditions in Tongwei County in 2017. This volume of the yearbook adopts the classification editing method, with four levels of categories, sub-categories, sub-categories, and entries. It has a total of 19 categories: special articles, special records, major events, Tongwei overview, party and government, democratic parties' federation of industry and commerce, social groups, military politics and law, economy, economic management, transportation and tourism, postal communications, urban and rural construction and environmental protection, social undertakings, social people's livelihood, county overview, national economy and social development data statistical summary, figures and advanced collectives, and appendices.

"Weibin District Chronicles (1991-2010)" is compiled by the Weibin District Chronicles Compilation Committee of Baoji City. It is the continuation of the first round of "Weibin District Chronicles" after the founding of New China. The upper limit is connected with the previous record, which is January 1, 1991; the lower limit is set at December 31, 2010. The annals are generally organized into sections, chapters, sections, and catalogues. Chronicles, biographies, records, tables, diagrams, and records are used together. Various undertakings are used as longitudes and chronological order is used as latitudes. Categories are arranged horizontally to provide a longitudinal overview of the 20-year development and changes of the natural, social, political, economic, and cultural aspects of Weibin District. The whole journal consists of 35 parts: preface, general examples, table of contents, summary, major events and special journals, followed by appendices and the beginning and end of the journal. The 35 special titles are administrative construction, ecological environment, population, land, urban construction, agriculture and livestock industry, forestry and water conservancy, construction and real estate, transportation, industry, commerce and trade, finance, taxation and finance, economic management, local organizations of the Communist Party of China, People's Congress, People's Congress, etc. Civilian government, People's Political Consultative Conference, political parties and mass organizations, public security and justice, trial and prosecution, people's armed air defense, civil affairs petitions, personnel, labor and social security, education, science and technology, health, sports, culture, cultural relics and tourism, Emperor Yan, bronzes, stone drum inscriptions, society, dialects, characters. There are color photos in the front of the journal, photos and tables in the special journal, and appendices at the end of the book, including the beginning and end of the journal.

"Foping County Chronicle (1990~2010)" is divided into twenty-six volumes. There is an overview; major events; the first section is administrative establishment; the second section is physical geography; the third section is the Four Treasures of the Qinling Mountains; the fourth section is Chinese medicinal materials; the fifth section is population; the sixth section is agriculture, forestry, water and animal husbandry; the seventh section is industry; the eighth section is commerce and trade; the ninth section is tourism; the tenth section is urban and rural construction and environmental protection; the eleventh section is transportation and telecommunications; the 12th section is finance and taxation; the 13th section is comprehensive economic management; the 14th section is the local organization of the Communist Party of China; Section 15: Local People's Congress; Section 16: Local People's Government; Section 17: Local Political Consultative Conference; Section 18: Mass Organizations; Section 19: Trial and Procuratorial; Section 20: Military; Section 21: Comprehensive Government Affairs; Section 22: Education, Sports and Science and Technology; Section 23: Medical and Health; Section 24: Cultural Relics, Radio and Television; Section 25: Society; Section 26: People.

"Yan'an City Chronicles 1997-2010" is carried out in accordance with the unified deployment and arrangement of national local chronicles. It aims to record the new developments and changes in Yan'an City's natural, economic, political, cultural, social and other aspects from 1997 to 2010. It also records the historical process of Yan'an City's transformation from agriculture to a new industrialized city under the guidance of the important thought of "Three Represents" and the Scientific Outlook on Development. The manuscript is divided into forty chapters, which comprehensively and systematically records the history and current situation of the development of Yan'an City from aspects such as administrative establishment, natural environment, population, urban and rural construction, industry, agriculture, forestry, water conservancy, commerce and trade, finance, people's government, political and legal affairs, military, education, culture, religion, and people.

This book is divided into upper and lower parts. The previous part uses philological theory to conduct literature research on the Kuizhou Prefecture Chronicles of the Ming and Qing Dynasties and analyze the development and changes of the Kuizhou Prefecture Chronicles of the Ming and Qing Dynasties. All human activities are carried out in a certain natural environment. The following part studies the regional social and cultural history of Kuizhou area in the Ming and Qing Dynasties from the perspective of ecological environment.

This book selects more than 300 articles about Qingdao published in important sections of the People's Daily, covering various aspects such as economy and society, history and humanities, science and technology, sports education, etc. The manuscript is divided into 8 series with a total of 400,000 words, covering the development from the liberation of Qingdao to the new era, showing the social and historical picture of Qingdao's development.

This book takes the historical stories and development changes of Buji during the reform and opening up as the main line, recording the industrial development, scientific and technological talents, infrastructure construction, Nanling Village development, Dafen Village cultural and creative rise, and business that occurred in Buji from 1978 to 2005. A series of content with distinctive marks of the times, such as the development of the trade and service industry and the memory of time-honored brands, connect the "miracles and glory" created by the Bugi people from different aspects, demonstrate the entrepreneurial spirit and wisdom of the Bugi people, and embody the courage and responsibility of the Bugi people. As a representative of grassroots towns and streets at the forefront of Shenzhen's reform and opening up, Buji's development and changes are also the epitome of China's grassroots reform and opening up.

The first village history of Banbidian Village was compiled at the beginning of this century. It provides reference materials for the villagers to learn about the past and present, trace their roots and ancestors, and understand the general situation of the village, folk customs, production and life, etc. It is a major and happy event for the whole village. Banbidian Village has a history of more than 600 years. According to the Records of Daxing County written by Emperor Kangxi of the Qing Dynasty, Banbidian Village was established in the early Ming Dynasty by immigrants from Shanxi. There are still ruins of a large temple with a history of more than 200 years in the village, and there is also an acacia tree about 200 years old, which can serve as a historical witness. Currently, there are about 30 living villagers over the age of 75, of which about 10 are over 80 years old, and the oldest is 96 years old. They have all seen the tombs of the Zhang family who founded the village, as well as the ancestral tombs of the Huang family, the Lu family, and the Fu family. However, none of the families with the same surnames have handed down older genealogies, and there are few written records of the village's conditions. Past events mainly rely on oral transmission from generation to generation. The elderly people who are currently alive have not only heard their predecessors tell about their own experiences and the social conditions they saw and heard in the late Qing Dynasty, but they have also personally experienced the major events and tremendous economic and social changes that have occurred since the Revolution of 1911, especially the War of Resistance Against Japan and the War of Liberation, as well as the early days of the founding of the People's Republic of China. Therefore, some contents of this book are mainly based on documentary records, such as the historical evolution of administrative divisions, the time of major events in the Ming and Qing Dynasties, historical wars and disasters, the grain output of Daxing County over the years after 1949, etc.; Some contents are compiled based on oral legends and narrations, such as the production and living conditions and folk customs of Banbidian Village since the late Qing Dynasty.

This article studies the urban form of Qingdao from the perspective of morphological evolution rules. Generally speaking, it is divided into three parts: 1. Theoretical research on the evolution of urban morphology; 2. Empirical analysis of the evolution of Qingdao's urban morphology; 3. The laws of Qingdao's urban morphology evolution. The first part is the principles and basis; the second part is not only case analysis, but also the application and testing of theoretical research in the Qingdao case; the last part is the conclusion.

"Inner Mongolia in Microcosm" is one of the "China in Microcosm" series of external publicity books curated by the Commercial Press. The "Micro China" series pioneered the "Weibo style" writing method, emphasizing observation and experience from details, using 140 words to independently present a fact or convey an emotion. On the occasion of the "70th Anniversary of the Founding of the Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region", the Commercial Press has planned a publishing project with the theme of "Micro Inner Mongolia", aiming to present a true and vivid Inner Mongolia with both natural and humanistic beauty to Chinese and foreign readers as a gift to the 70th anniversary of the founding of the Autonomous Region.

This book uses more than 420 Weibo texts and more than 190 pictures to tell the history and culture, economic development, social life and humanistic spirit of Hangzhou from different aspects. The book is divided into ten sections: City·Lokhas, Anecdotal History·Gou Shen, Region·Products, West Lake·Impression, Internet·Innovation, Ancient City·Tracing, Tip of the Tongue·Memory, Wuyue·Bao Rong, Buddhist Country·Poetry and Fashion·Tide. Each piece of content is presented in short and exquisite text, either writing about Hangzhou's characteristic themes, or telling Hangzhou's human stories, or describing Hangzhou's beautiful scenery. It combines pictures and text, and compares Chinese and English to tell a delicate, real, and ever-changing Hangzhou. While showing its exquisite, harmonious, grand and open international urban characteristics, it also explores the city's profound historical and cultural connotations and rich feelings about humanistic life.

Xuzhou is located at the crossroads between the north and the south. It has had an important strategic position since ancient times. Xuzhou's history is magnificent, and its economy and culture have undergone tremendous changes. "A Brief History of Xuzhou" provides a concise and comprehensive introduction to the history of Xuzhou from the Neolithic Age to the present in terms of politics, economy, culture and other different historical periods. It is easy to understand. It is a concise reader for understanding the history of Xuzhou and an important material for local education in Xuzhou.

"Muai Tangbian" is a historical record of Zhao Jishi's five years of governance in Jiaocheng during the Qing Dynasty. "Muai Tangbian" contains a wealth of social history documents and a very rich legal history document. It is a true portrayal of Zhao Jishi's official life as a grassroots local official in Shanxi. The article not only records Zhao's achievements in local governance, trial cases, extermination of mountain bandits, construction of water conservancy projects, etc., But also includes Zhao's poems and correspondence with officials at all levels and local gentry during his tenure as county magistrate.

This book discusses the water resources in the Guanzhong area during the Ming and Qing Dynasties as the central issue, and based on this, explains the behavior of farmers, the operation of rural social organizations, especially institutional factors and relevant government policies. Its main purpose is to study how to correctly handle the relationship between people and water resources, and how to reasonably understand and treat the status of people in water resources utilization. Studying the rural water conservancy society in historical periods, especially summarizing some of the experiences and lessons learned by the ancients in the process of utilizing agricultural water resources, can provide useful thinking and reference for correctly handling the relationship between water resources environment and social development today.

This book is a compilation of data on the Hami and Turpan areas in the Ming Dynasty from the 14th to the 17th century. It reflects the political and economic conditions, customs, and geographical overview of the time. It also reflects the close political, economic, and military relationships established between the central government and the local governments of Hami and Turpan at that time. This book is a revised and reprinted version. In addition to correcting errors, the author has added a batch of new information based on the original work. At the same time, he has included the article "Several Issues About Turpan in the Ming Dynasty" as an appendix, which provides a more in-depth analysis of Turpan's general profile, lineage of rulers and its relationship with the Ming Dynasty.

This book adopts a chronicle style and describes a series of major historical events that occurred in Shanxi during the Chinese Anti-Japanese War that affected North China and even the whole country from eight aspects: politics, military, society, economy, literature and art, literature, education, and ecology. There are eight chapters in the book, and each chapter has its own purpose. Some of the chapters have many events, or one event has many points. They are not only the reproduction of history, but also the inspiration of the present and the thinking of the future.

This book interprets the ancient city of Yangzhou from a unique perspective of urban comparison. In the 2,500-year history of urban development, Yangzhou has had close ties with many cities across the country, including politics, economy, culture, etc. The author combs these relationships with a large number of vivid and interesting historical facts, and thus touches on the texture and trend of Yangzhou city.

The content of this book is divided into three major chapters: 1. Introduction (where to start - the storm of Taoyedu); 2. Stone Mountain and Stone City (Menxi, Mendong, Neiqiao, Beimen Bridge, Xuanwu Lake, Bailuzhou, Mochou Lake, Confucius Temple, Shiba Street, Grand View Garden, Longjiang Pass); 3. Ending ("Capital Plan" and others).

Divided into upper and lower parts. The first part mainly traces the growth and changes of the ancient Nanjing city. The description of the content that has been concluded is kept simple; where different materials or different opinions are presented, we strive to be rigorous. The following part focuses on the issue of how people reconstructed the famous cultural city created by history in the one hundred years after the emergence of modern planning.

This book mainly studies Yuyao, Xiangshan and Cixi to record the establishment of rural civilization demonstration lines in Ningbo. In the rural construction centered on the "three beauties" (beauty of the soul, the beauty of life, and the beauty of rural customs) and the "three modernizations" (cleansing, beautification, and industrialization), it records typical people and typical cases in Yuyao, Xiangshan, and Cixi through news.

"Research on Geography of Qing Dynasty" is a collection of papers based on the scientific research results of the academic team of "Geography of Qing Dynasty" and "Atlas of Qing History". It contains 15 papers, mainly about the research, experience and reflections in the compilation process of "Qing History Geography", and some preliminary understandings in the compilation of "Qing History Atlas", which are both academic and logical. Corresponding collation, interpretation, and analysis were done with the geographical classics about the Qing Dynasty. Some recalled participating in the compilation process of the "Historical Atlas of China", some were quite skilled in geographical research, and some analyzes were based on in-depth research based on field trips.

Mount Emei has a long history and culture and rich tourism resources. "Translation of Emei" written by Hu Shi'an is the earliest extant "mountain chronicle" work on the history of Mount Emei. However, the original printed copies of its paper books can no longer be found, and the previous in-house printed version also has less circulation, and the quality of the collection is worrying. In view of this, we re-collated and annotated the book based on the film collected by the National Library, solving problems such as omitted chapters, incorrect abbreviations, errors in historical facts, and errors in the use of references in the original book. We also made more in-depth annotations with reference to other classics. This book is written in vertical traditional Chinese.

This book is divided into two parts, summarizing the development process and main features of Changzhou culture in each period in chronological order. The following ten chapters are devoted to the characteristics and highlights of Changzhou culture from the aspects of education, clan, religion, academics, literature, language, art, gardens, folk customs, and foreign exchanges. A chronology of major events and references are attached to provide clues and help for further understanding of Changzhou culture.

This book provides a comprehensive and detailed overview of the local cultural history of Suzhou, from the environment in which Suzhou culture was generated and its historical stages (including the prehistoric period, the Wu period, the Qin, Han, Wei, Jin, Southern and Northern Dynasties, the Sui, Tang, Song and Yuan dynasties, the Ming and early Qing dynasties, the late Qing to the Republic of China) to the characteristics of Suzhou culture (including science and technology, education and imperial examinations, literature and language, academics, religion, calligraphy, painting and sculpture, opera and folk arts, arts and crafts, gardens and architecture, folk customs, and charity culture).

The manuscript records the urban life of Panzhihua citizens from the 1960s to the present, covering people's food, housing, transportation, entertainment, and their understanding and feelings of daily life. Through this book, the new folk customs and new trends of Panzhihua City since the founding of New China are displayed and preserved, and it reflects the achievements of Panzhihua City in people's living standards, history, culture, and urban construction. This book is a volume in the Bashu Folk Customs Series, among which "Chengdu Market Chats" (Part 1 and 2) and "Meishan Market Chats" have been published by our publisher.

The author selected fourteen speeches from the research results on Xinjiang that discussed the history and current situation of Xinjiang in China at a macro level, narrating the historical development process of Xinjiang from ancient times to the present, as well as discussions on Xinjiang inspections.