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The goodness of Xiongan is in the blood of every Xiongan person from ancient times to the present. From the ancient Yellow River civilization of Dayu who controlled water and diverted floodwaters into the sea, to the Baiyangdian culture of cultivating fields, fishing, hunting, and settling down for business; from the scholar Liu Yin of the Yuan Dynasty who lived in seclusion to teach apprentices, to the inheritance of family tradition of filial piety and love for relatives by the famous minister Yang Jisheng of the Ming Dynasty; from the ancient folk music that shows the simplicity and kindness of the people, to the Baiyangdian poetry group that cultivates the soul and expresses freedom; from the heroic The anti-Japanese Yanling team who killed the enemy has become the current moral model of "doing nothing for small things"... In the hot land of Xiong'an, whether they do small kindnesses to help the weak and the poor, or they do big kindnesses and sacrifice themselves to serve the country, good deeds and righteous deeds are deeply rooted here, like towering trees, watching over the hard-working and kind-hearted people in this land, generation after generation...

This book uses the history of the Silk Road as a clue to connect the historical sites of the Silk Road that are still left in series to form a tourist route with the characteristics of the Silk Road. While introducing history, we should also display the ancient monuments from that time that can still be seen and touched by us now, giving people the opportunity to visit and experience it in person, and create the concept of "seeing the Silk Road with your own eyes" and "experience the Silk Road with your own eyes". Then it evolved into a series of travel routes that take readers to explore the ancient ruins of the Silk Road. It should not only introduce history and culture, but also introduce detailed information about tourist attractions (including transportation, accommodation, scenery, etc.) With pictures and texts that are easy to understand.

Panjin is rich in natural products and has outstanding people. It has both beautiful natural landscapes and cultural landscapes with profound cultural connotations. Close to the river and the sea, it is quiet and leisurely, with four distinct seasons and comfortable living. The natural reed sea, the wonders of the Red Sea, the blue sea and blue sky, cranes flying over white clouds, rice fields glowing with gold, fish and shrimps climbing over, oil wells spewing, and pipelines densely woven together make it a prosperous coastal pearl city with people living and working in peace and contentment, picturesque scenery, harmony and peace, and rapid economic and social development. Panjin residents are proud of it, and outsiders yearn for it after hearing about it.

This book is divided into three parts: the first is the study of historical geography, including the textual research on some historical facts of Emperors Yan and Huang, the founders of the Chinese nation, the research on "The Biography of Emperor Mu" and Emperor Mu's Western Expeditions, the textual research on the construction of Zhou City in the early Western Zhou Dynasty and the research on the changes in the city site of Luoyang, the research on the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period to the Zhongshan Kingdom in the Han Dynasty, and the research on the Zhongshan Kingdom in the early Han Dynasty. The historical impact of Zhao Tuo's occupation of the ancient city of Longchuan and the research on the Grand Canal; the second is the research on place names, mainly including "Talking about Toponymy and Historical Research", as well as the research on the naming of counties in my country, and the research on many issues related to the textual research of place names; the third is the memory articles of Master Tan Qixiang and some related historical works.

This book first examines the process of Western environmental history, which began in ancient times and developed into a specialized field of study in the 20th century. Environmental history originated from two schools of thought: the French Annales School and the American Frontier School. The former focuses on long-term research and the constraints that nature has on human society, while the latter emphasizes the continuous transformation of nature by modern capitalism. Chapter 2 accordingly introduces the gradual rise of Chinese environmental history from the imperial period to modern times. Chapter 3 considers the different scales used in analyzing the development of human-land relationships and how they relate to each other through notions of local, regional and global scales. Chapter 4 sorts out many innovative ideas for linking environmental history with scientific research.

"Three Days and Two Nights Guide", take this practical short-distance "escape" list to travel to interesting places around the world. With 16 in-depth destinations, 3 days, and 52 weekends, this book covers your weekends and short vacations throughout the year. This is an authentic, literary, and practical local short-distance travel guide. It is also a travel guide brand full of creativity, design, and exquisite labels. It provides the most authentic lifestyle and travel guide for short-term travelers, helping you escape from your busy work. In just three days, two nights, and a short weekend, you can escape to various parts of the world and enjoy a wonderful vacation. "Three Days and Two Nights Guide: Traveling with TA" is the first edition of this magazine. It selects 16 popular domestic and foreign cities and plans a unique and extremely practical way to explore the city over a three-day period. The content includes the most unique but niche creative neighborhoods, independent bookstores, museums, local restaurants and boutique hotels in the area. Different from travel guides in the general sense, Haorui and Xiaodao are the main creators and highlights of this book. With their experience as senior travel editors in travel media such as "Lonely Planet", "New Vision", "36 Hours" and Mafengwo, they use a few words in the book to give personalized comments on each recommended location. As you read, you will find the cuteness of the two people - Haorui is calm and Xiaodao is lively. Two young people full of energy and enthusiasm. In every word, they show to the extreme the characteristics of the post-90s generation who are more casual and willing to share.

In December 2017, Che Jun, Secretary of the Zhejiang Provincial Party Committee, gave instructions on the deeds of veteran Yiwu cadre Xie Gaohua: We must vigorously select a group of cadres like Comrade Xie Gaohua who dare to take on responsibilities and take active actions. This book uses facts and historical materials as the main line, coupled with a large number of precious pictures, and presents it from multiple perspectives to interpret the process of Comrade Xie Gaohua's tenure as the county party committee secretary in Yiwu. He led the people of Yiwu to emancipate their minds, seek truth from facts, pioneer and innovate, dare to be the first, and created a path from poverty to wealth. It laid a solid foundation for Yiwu to create a business legend for thousands of years and be the best in the world, and restore the true nature of history.

Baoshan, located at the intersection of the Huangpu River and the Yangtze River, is the first gateway to the Yangtze River, the first line of Pujiang scenery, and the "waterway gateway" to Shanghai. Baoshan has a long history and profound cultural heritage. In the Ming Dynasty, Baoshan witnessed the prosperity of China's shipping due to its commercial origins. The opening of Wusong as a port in the Qing Dynasty and the Republic of China kicked off the modern industrial development of Shanghai and established Baoshan's position as the forefront of opening up to the outside world. It also left Baoshan with the reputation of "a century of port opening, a century of industry, a century of municipal administration, a century of military affairs, and a century of education". The development of the steel industry in the new era has led to a leap forward in Baoshan's comprehensive strength and urban appearance. "Songbin Ramblings" tells the story of the increasingly distant past in this land...

Minimalist Geography is geography for you. Geography is all-encompassing, it is all around us, and it is an essential and ever-changing part of our daily lives. From volcanic eruptions to ecotourism, from climate change to population growth models, it's all geography! Geography provides a holistic perspective to connect diverse new discoveries. This book introduces the basics of geography in detail. The book is divided into two major themes: nature and society. The natural part includes branches such as rivers, coasts, tectonic plates, climate and weather, while the social part explores topics such as population, cities, industry, and economy. You'll understand how weather and climate are formed; you'll recognize the impacts of urbanization; and you'll learn to untangle the threads surrounding complex problems. There is not only knowledge here, but also a unique and valuable way of thinking. Even if you've already studied how landscapes change over time, or the economic implications of population growth, you'll be inspired by this book. If you just memorize the length of the Yangtze River and the height of Mount Everest, this book will open up a whole new world for you.

The author refers to a large number of Chinese literature materials, combined with relevant Western information and development experience, focusing on the details of the major events of the past dynasties, economic conditions, the development of science and technology, culture and art, changes in military and political systems, etc. That drive urban construction and urbanization. He also focuses on China's unique urban outlook and the characteristics of urban evolution. There are many incisive discussions that are very different from Western perspectives, as well as new ideas and methods for looking at history and civilization evolution from the city.

Amsterdam is a crazy place where all kinds of ethnic groups, cultures and ideas come together. The unique geographical environment has created a free society that is completely different from Europe's tradition. Here, the world's first stock exchange was born, Spinoza's philosophy defined the politics and ethics of the modern world, and Rembrandt's paintings recorded the local people's civic consciousness and inner spirit. This belief in freedom was transported around the world as the fleets of the United East India Company and the Dutch West India Company swept global markets. Therefore, this book not only tells the history of Amsterdam's glory and decline, but also the process of the formation, development, and dissemination of ideas that are generally recognized by modern humans. At the same time, it also makes people think about where the creed of freedom should go in the face of the new era.

This book is sponsored by the Shanghai History International Research Center of Fudan University. It is a comprehensive academic journal focusing on the history of Shanghai. It especially focuses on publishing research results with an international perspective, introducing academic trends at home and abroad, and publishing rare historical materials in foreign languages. The content includes four parts: politics and economy, society and culture, translation and introduction of historical materials, and interviews with scholars.

This book is a research monograph on Shanxi's rural social geography in the past three hundred years. Starting from the perspective of geography, the author comprehensively uses historical and sociological methods, combined with the personal experience of fieldwork, to conduct a comprehensive and in-depth investigation of a series of issues such as the composition of Shanxi rural farmers and agricultural production space, grassroots management and spatial order, the spatial scope of marriage circles, commercial activities and villagers' travel distance, the spatial expression of rural sacrifices, water conservancy management and social organization, thus presenting the basic aspects of modern Shanxi rural social geography and the historical trajectory of villagers' life development. The author puts forward a core conclusion: "Ten Miles and Eight Villages" is the inter-village communication space that is related to each other in modern Shanxi villages, and the general scope of villagers' cognition and geographical space of knowledge. It is further believed that the scope of social interaction formed through market transactions laid the foundation for various other social activities such as marriage and sacrifice.

This set contains three books: "Minimalist History of Humanity", "Minimalist History of Science" and "Minimalist History of Marine Civilization". It is a "little book for everyone" recommended by "People's Daily" and Yu Minhong to the public readers, especially the teenagers of the Internet generation. The Internet has completely changed the way we acquire knowledge. Facing the young people who love wisdom and seek truth and are free and sunny, well-known scholars use concise and elegant language to comprehensively and concisely explain the topics that each of us modern people really deserve to pay attention to - human beings, China, science, marine civilization... Interesting, informative, and exciting, this is a set of introductory books that set off a phenomenon-level trend of "minimalist reading": "Minimalist Human History" satisfies our curiosity about macro issues such as life, the earth, and the universe, and helps us better understand the development trajectory of this amazing species, human beings (modern Homo sapiens), over the past 100,000 years. "A Minimalist History of Science" allows us to understand mankind's 2,500 years of scientific exploration, understand what science is, and why science will dominate our future in the 21st century. "A Minimalist History of Marine Civilization" allows us to realize that navigation activities are as old as human history, and how navigation affected the course of world history after 1492 and established the power structure of "the West dominates the world."

This book is based on the search and study of China's original cultural and natural heritage, taking the "Silk Road (South Road), Maritime Silk Road and Ten Thousand Miles of Tea Road" thousands of years ago and today's "One Belt, One Road" as the main line, and focuses on the most important historical and cultural heritage that has been precipitated and condensed. Focusing on the "cultural symbols" of Chinese elements, with the core of exploring and enhancing the humanistic spirit and broad mind of the Chinese nation, 100 points were selected and compiled into this book from thousands of cultural and natural heritage sites with the most Chinese humanistic spirit and aesthetic value.

Best-selling author Eric Weiner is not a genius, and it is impossible to become someone with Einstein's IQ, but his daughter may still have a chance. Therefore, he traveled to 7 famous cultural cities around the world to study the time and place where creative geniuses emerged in history, and then thought about how to create a cultural atmosphere conducive to innovation at home. Combining travel notes, biographies, historical and sociological reflections, there are many discoveries along the way: why a chaotic environment is conducive to the emergence of genius (Beethoven was a complete slacker), why walking is conducive to thinking (even on a treadmill), why oysters were crucial to the Enlightenment, and why the Renaissance might not have happened without the outbreak of plague. Genius is not just a matter of genes or hard work. The key to nurturing genius lies in culture. This is not a personal behavior, but a public responsibility, as stated in "The Geography of Genius" "Villages raise children, cities cultivate geniuses."

"A Minimalist History of Marine Civilization: Navigation and 5,000 Years of World History" is a minimalist history of civilization from a marine perspective. It tells the story of how the ocean has influenced the process of civilization and shaped the modern world over the past 5,000 years according to the five themes of navigation, trade, empire, religion, food and health. The ocean has long been considered the fringe of civilization. Those who live near the sea are convinced that wealth and glory are hidden in the ocean, while those who live far inland dismiss the ocean as "meaningless waste, a desert of water." In fact, the ocean has had a profound impact on the history of human civilization. It made early human migration and exploration possible, provided people with the food they needed to live, and created new ways of making a living. Navigation promoted the development of new technologies such as shipbuilding, nautical charts, and compasses, and weaved a network of trade, religious dissemination, and cultural exchanges. Famous empires in history, such as Carthage, ancient Rome, ancient China and the Ottomans, all established navigation networks in their respective seas. In the Age of Discovery, small European countries emerged as global maritime empires, profoundly influencing and even shaping the modern world. The ocean has shaped our world, and "A Minimalist History of Marine Civilization" provides a minimalist introductory guide for us to re-understand the world. The book is divided into five themes - navigation technology, trade network, rise and fall of empires, spread of religion, disease and diet, from the Mediterranean Sea, the Indian Ocean, and ancient China to Portugal, Spain, and the British Empire, from the maritime nation Carthage and Zheng He's voyages to Magellan's voyage around the world, and comprehensively tells a 5,000-year "history of maritime civilization." For readers who want to understand how the ocean has reshaped the history of the world, or even want to re-view the "One Belt, One Road" from an ocean perspective, "A Minimalist History of Marine Civilization" is a choice not to be missed.

Beijing's historical and human geography is an integral part of China's regional historical and human geography research. The "Beijing Historical and Human Geography Outline" aims to sort out the development of the discipline, examine relevant historical facts, and promote the construction of the discipline. It reviews and summarizes contemporary academic progress and refers to existing research results. Under the premise, the basic theories and general methods of historical geography are used, combined with the gains in regional history, urban history, specialized history and other related fields, to successively explore the rise and fall of ethnic groups in Beijing from the pre-Qin period to recent times and their activity spaces, the evolution of the administrative division system, and the changes in the city site of Beijing. Issues such as migration and the growth of surrounding settlements, the increase, decrease, migration and distribution of urban and rural populations, the establishment and transformation of water and land transportation systems, the spatiotemporal process of economic activities such as agriculture, commerce, and handicrafts, the geographical support of ancient military activities, and the historical and geographical characteristics of regional cultural phenomena; from the perspective of man-land relations Starting from this, we analyze the close relationship and interaction between the geographical environment and the spatial distribution of historical and humanistic phenomena, the changes of the times and their regional differences, thereby briefly outlining the disciplinary framework of Beijing's historical and humanistic geography, laying a preliminary foundation for continuing to enrich research content and expand academic fields.

"The Travels of Xu Xiake" is a famous Chinese geographical work in diary style written by Xu Xiake, a great traveler, geographer, historian and writer in the Ming Dynasty. Xu Xiake recorded more than 600,000 words of travel notes during his 34 years of travel, which was compiled into "Xu Xiake's Travel Notes" by others after his death. This book is not only a geographical encyclopedia, but also a historical work of factual nature. It is also a literary masterpiece and a shining treasure in the treasure house of ancient Chinese culture.

Read literary works that are widely circulated around the world, and collect world classics that are worth cherishing. "Hillier Talks about World Geography (2nd Revised Complete Translation)" is carefully written by dozens of senior translators, and it profoundly and uniquely displays the new century humanistic flavor of classic literature.

The capital of the ancient Central Asian country Bactria (called Bactria in ancient Chinese books) is located near Mazar-i-Sharif in northern Afghanistan. The legendary founder of Zoroastrianism, Zarathustra, was born here. Historically, the Macedonian king Alexander the Great stayed here for two years after conquering the Persian Empire, making this place one of the representatives of "Hellenistic civilization". However, for the past eighty years, archaeologists have been diligently searching for the ruins of the ancient city in northern Afghanistan, but they have not found any results. It wasn't until a French archaeologist accidentally discovered the ruins of those ancient times when he accidentally visited a local farmer's house. Content Introduction If it is just the fog of history, people will always have to wait until the clouds clear to see the true face. But even if the smoke of war disappears one day, it will leave many irreparable wounds. This book tells the mystery of the lost ancient city in Central Asia, the lost mystery of the Mauryan Empire, the lost mystery of the ancient Egyptian city, the lost mystery of the Maya, the lost mystery of the ancient city in Central America, the lost mystery of the Inca Empire, etc.

Pingluo County is an ancient county with a history of more than 2,000 years and has a long history and cultural heritage. This book connects the historical context of a region in the form of stories, and brings together cultural and historical materials on customs, historical allusions, life experiences, and spiritual outlook. It allows readers to understand history, appreciate life, and increase knowledge through education and entertainment.

"Prehistoric Society in China's Northern Frontier Region" edited by Israel Gidi uses methods such as geographic information systems, statistics, visual and spatial analysis, and draws on theories and concepts from Western sociology and anthropology to conduct an in-depth analysis of archaeological materials from the late 2nd millennium BC to the early 1st millennium BC in China's northern frontier region, including the Northeastern region. It then depicts the social, political and economic development trajectories of the northern region, and provides a new perspective for us to re-examine and understand the social development process of the northern region.

In the early 1980s, when I started researching the history of Mongolia and Inner Mongolia, I developed a strong interest in the history of Alxa. I collected information, compiled the "Alxa Historical Data Collection" earlier, wrote articles about the ancient Juyan and Heicheng ruins, and visited the Bayanhot and Heicheng ruins many times.

Understanding the history of Ningxia, understanding the current situation of Ningxia, and grasping the future of Ningxia are the sincere wishes of every Ningxia person and friends who care about the development of Ningxia. It is also a necessary knowledge quality for leading cadres and civil servants at all levels in Ningxia. In order to facilitate everyone to understand the basic data of Ningxia's regional conditions and national conditions, the Party School of the Ningxia Hui Autonomous Region Committee of the Communist Party of China and the Ningxia Hui Autonomous Region Statistics Bureau jointly edited and published the "Ningxia Regional Situation Data Manual 2008-2009".

"China by the Great Wall" takes Chinese society by the Great Wall as the subject of observation. This is a very realistic topic because it is related to the social development process in the new era, to social harmony and progress, and to social fairness and justice. In this region far away from modern industry, commerce and modern logistics, in this region that was once war-torn and over-cultivated, people still use frugal farming or animal husbandry as an important means of continuing group and family life. This society beside the Great Wall, this group of people that people living in big cities would never think of, is another sample of real China.

This book focuses on the history of Chongming Island, so that the characteristics of Chongming Island, including the geographical environment in which it was formed, the magic of large waves crashing and gathering sand into islands, the spirit of reclamation and expansion of sandbanks, and the continuous education and cultural heritage can be highlighted.

A work describing the local and ethnic history of Yunnan in the Tang Dynasty of China. Also known as "Yunnan Chronicles", "Yunnan Chronicles", "Nanyi Chronicles", and "Yunnan Historical Records". Written by Tang Fanchuo. The book has 10 volumes, recording the physical geography, cities and towns, transportation, mileage, and products of Yunnan, and especially providing a systematic exposition of the history, politics, economy, military, and living customs of various ethnic groups in Yunnan. It is a monograph on Yunnan in the Tang Dynasty and the most important work for studying the history of the southwest ethnic groups in the Tang Dynasty.

This book introduces everything from the site selection and construction of the Ming Tombs to the historical origins of the architectural style. It is a rare and good book for understanding the Ming Tombs.

Cities are a piece of precipitated history and a witness to economic prosperity in the history of human social development. Cities are often the political, economic, and cultural centers of surrounding areas, embodying the achievements of the development of human civilization. The character of a city is like a person's personality. A city with distinctive characteristics is like a person with distinctive personality. Full of unique charm.

"Shui Jing Zhu" was written by Li Daoyuan of the Northern Wei Dynasty during the Southern and Northern Dynasties. Judging from the title of the book, this book is a "commentary" on another book called "Shui Jing". This is indeed the case. An unknown author during the Three Kingdoms period wrote a book called "Shui Jing". The content is very simple, with only more than 10,000 words. Every river written in this book is formulaic: its origin, simple flow, entering the sea, or where it joins another big river.