Just finished the postgraduate examination, the undergraduate administration applied to the Historical Geography Research Center of Fudan University. I almost didn't pass the exam, and I'm going to try again this year. The bibliography given by my school at that time was:

Introduction to Historical Geography of China Zou Yilin Fujian People's Publishing House

Introduction to Historical Geography of China Wang Yumin People's Education Publishing House

Outline of China History: Jane Bozan People's Publishing House

Physical Geography of China edited by Evonne Higher Education Press.

Wang edited Ancient Chinese and Bookstore.

Historical geography is an interdisciplinary subject of history and geography. There is no special major in this subject, and the master's degree is basically the same starting point, but if it is an interdisciplinary subject, undergraduate geography is more popular. The above recommended bibliographies are basically used in the second interview. Just try the 3 13 history course for the first time. There is a book 1 1 online, and the textbook I used at that time:

A brief history of ancient China, Zhang Chuanxi. Modern history of China, Li Kan. Modern History of Wang Huilin and China (I)

Wu Yuyao's History of the World (Six Books)

Because it is a unified examination. Look at these. I wonder if there is discrimination in Sichuan University. Anyway, Fudan University ranks first in history and geography in China, and it seems that only 30% of them are exempt from the test. There is no discrimination.