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[Name] General History of China
【 Author 】 Lv Simian
Jilin University Press
【 Open 】 16 open
[Page Count]
【 Size and Weight 】 0.7
[ISBN Number] 9785767712058
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introduction
Chapter 1 Marriage
Chapter 2 Clan System
Chapter 3 Political System
Chapter 4: Class
Chapter 5 Property
Chapter 6 Official System
Chapter 7 Election
Chapter 8 Taxation
Chapter 9 Military System
Chapter 10 Criminal Law
Chapter 11 Industry
Chapter 12 Currency
Chapter 13: Clothing and Food
Chapter 14: Housing and Transportation
Chapter 15 Education
Chapter 16: Chinese Language
Chapter 17 Academic
Chapter 18 Religion
Chapter 19: The Origin of the Chinese Nation
Chapter 20: Chronology of Chinese History
Chapter 21: Ancient Civilization
Chapter 22: The Deeds of Xia, Yin, and Western Zhou
Chapter 23: Competition during the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period, and the Unification of the State of Qin
Chapter 24: Ancient Assimilation of Foreigners
Chapter 25 Overview of Ancient Society
Chapter 26: The Qin Dynasty's Policy of Governing the World
Chapter 27: The Reactionary Feudal Regime during the Qin and Han Dynasties
Chapter 28: The Internal and Foreign Affairs of Emperor Wu of Han
Chapter 29: The Decline and Fall of the Former Han Dynasty
Chapter 30: The Rise and Fall of the New Chamber
Chapter 31: The Rise and Fall of Later Han
Chapter 32: The Division of Later Han and the Three Kingdoms
Chapter 33: The Situation in the Early Jin Dynasty
Chapter 34: The Wuhu Rebellion (Part 1)
Chapter 35: The Wuhu Rebellion (Part 2)
Chapter 36: The Beginning and End of the Northern and Southern Dynasties
Chapter 37: The Situation Outside the Great Wall during the Northern and Southern Dynasties, Sui and Tang Dynasties
Chapter 38: The Prosperous Times of the Sui and Tang Dynasties
Chapter 39: The Decline of the Tang Dynasty
Chapter 40: The Decline of the Tang Dynasty and the Invasion of Shatuo
Chapter 41: The Rise and Fall of the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms and the Invasion of the Khitan
Chapter 42: The Transformation of Chinese Culture in the Tang and Song Dynasties
Chapter 43: The Accumulated Weakness of the Northern Song Dynasty
Chapter 44: The Unsuccessful Restoration of the Southern Song Dynasty
Chapter 45: The Rise and Fall of the Mongol Empire
Chapter 46: The Restoration of the Han Ethnic Group
Chapter 47: The Rise and Fall of the Ming Dynasty
Chapter 48: The Rise and Fall of the Ming and Qing Dynasties
Chapter 49: The Rise and Fall of the Qing Dynasty
Chapter 50: Negotiations between China and the West in the Early Period
Chapter 51: The Han Restoration Movement
Chapter 52: The Decline and Chaos of the Qing Dynasty
Chapter 53: The Collapse of the Qing Dynasty
Chapter 54: China on the Road to Revolution
The General History of China "is a classic historical reading material written by the renowned historian Mr. Lv Simian. It is the first Chinese general history written in vernacular Chinese and was published by the Commercial Press in 1923. It has long been used as a university textbook and a" self-study "reading material for young people. The work is constantly reprinted and republished after publication. Only reprinted four times in the three years of 1933-1935, it had a wide influence on the Chinese history circle from the 1920s to the 1940s and was the most widely circulated and popular general history of China in the 20th century. Prior to this, Liu Yizheng's "A Brief History of the Past Dynasties" was published in 1902, but it was adapted from the work of Japanese author Nakamichi. There were also Xia Zengyou's "Latest Chinese History Textbook" and Liu Shipei's "Chinese History Textbook" published in 1904, but Xia's work was completed during the Sui Dynasty and Liu's work was completed during the Western Weekend, both of which were not completed. Therefore, since ancient times and the Republic of China, Lu Shi's book is the first complete "General History of China" and is widely recognized as the most influential general history of China since the Republic of China. The General History of China starts from ancient times and ends in the year of the author's writing (1922). The book is divided into several parts: ancient history, medieval history, modern history, contemporary history, and modern history, covering various eras such as the Three Sovereigns and Five Emperors, Xia, Shang, and Zhou dynasties. The content involves specialized knowledge in history, geography, linguistics, exegesis, and discernment, covering various fields such as politics, economy, culture, system, and ethnicity. Through various eras and fields. In addition, the reference reading list in this book provides direction for further learning and discussion of history and other disciplines. Lv Simian is a unique and independent historian. He is knowledgeable and knowledgeable, with a broad academic scale and broad vision, and pays special attention to the explanation of social conditions. This book is infused with the spirit of Lv Simian's use of new methods and new ideas to organize old national stories. Its commentary on historical events and analysis of historical causal relationships are also mostly straightforward and thought-provoking, making it a recognized authoritative version for studying Chinese history. With a book in hand, one knows all about Chinese history.
