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? Extraction code: a43r Title: China History for Everyone 06
Author: Yang Zhao
Douban score: 8.4
Press: CITIC Publishing Group, Look at the polis.
Publication year: 20 19-3
Pages: 400
Content introduction:
The series "Everyone Takes a fancy to Chinese History" is a brand-new general history of China. Instead of introducing dry historical events and knowledge points to readers, we should explore the deep logic behind China's history and provide a brand-new cognitive method for understanding China's history. This series consists of four volumes 13, which shows China's unique and tenacious life evolution.
The sixth volume "The Great Divided Era" closely focuses on the "cultural vitality of the classified era" to help everyone re-understand the so-called "Wei, Jin, Southern and Northern Dynasties" in this divided period, and you will see:
In fact, the theory of "five disorderly flowers" widely circulated in the history of China cannot stand scrutiny;
These two wonderful books, The Tales of People and A New Story of the World, brilliantly presented the atmosphere of judging people in the Six Dynasties.
Literature in the Southern and Northern Dynasties has made outstanding achievements in poetry innovation and phonological structure, paving the way for Tang poetry.
The Northern Wei Dynasty was the key to connect Qin and Han Dynasties with Sui and Tang Dynasties. To understand the Sui and Tang Dynasties, we must first understand the institutional innovation of the Northern Wei Dynasty.
In order to compete with the family manor, Liang Wudi tried to win the power of the temple, but failed to do so. ...
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The series "Looking at the History of China for Everyone" was launched by CITIC Publishing Group and Knowledge City-State on 2018-2019.
The first episode: Origin and Stereotype: From Co-owner to Monarch
China History 0 1: How did China come into being?
History of China 02: The Gene of Civilization
History of China 03: From Country to Empire
The scattered cultures in the Neolithic age gathered in the middle and lower reaches of the Yellow River, forming three powerful clan tribes in Xia, Shang and Wednesday. They coexisted and competed with each other, and successively became the co-owners of the Central Plains. Xia established the origin form of state power, and the Shang script and bronze ware showed the ruling strength. Zhou shaped all this with a mature system. Through the competition and expansion of countries in the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period, as well as the integration of Qin, China was extended to a wider area, and the imperial system was shaped from then on.
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The second series: growth and enterprising: peace under imperial rule
History of China 04: The Noble Spirit of the Empire
China History 05: Crisis and Test
History of China 06: The Great Divide Era
History of China 07: Experiments of the New Empire
Xiongnu and Han Dynasty, Turkic and Sui and Tang Dynasties, and Xianbei Empire as a transition in the middle, each implemented different imperial forms, and China began a new attempt of imperial model. Xiongnu is the primitive form of northern nomadic empire; Turkic is its growth form. The Western Han Dynasty was explosive, expanding the scope of China from the inside out. The Eastern Han Dynasty was introverted, and the emperors and nobles maintained the status quo of the empire by sharing power. The integration of Sui and Tang Dynasties successfully combined northern nomadism with southern farming, and became a typical unified China.
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The third series: maturity and peak: from mainland to ocean
History of China 08: the beginning of a new era
History of China 09: Division and Interaction
History of China 10: World Empire
The growing China is enterprising outward, and the mature China takes root downward. Liao, Jin, Xixia and Song each inherited the legacy of the previous generation and sought the original power in the game with each other. China's bureaucracy, science and technology, culture and art have reached a mature state here, and China's form has not only become a model for later generations, but also spread to the whole world through Mongolia, a cosmopolitan empire.
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The fourth series: crisis and change: the twilight of the imperial system
The History of China 1 1: An era in which light and darkness coexist.
History of China 12: The Millennium Changes of the Empire
History of China 13: An Era of Hope and Despair.
The pattern of the world has changed, and the ancient civilization centered on the Eurasian continent has been impacted by the wave of world integration and industrial revolution. In China, the confrontation between nomadism and farming turned into the confrontation between China and the world, and the coastline replaced the Great Wall as the main axis of China's history. China, which was gradually involved in the world system, experienced pain and struggle, and also ushered in hope and rebirth.
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Editor's recommendation
How did China's unique life form come into being, grow, progress, challenge and change? It brings together the rich achievements of history and archaeology in the past hundred years, applies the new knowledge and methods that have been shelved in the academic ivory tower, provides a brand-new reading method of China's general history, and thoroughly explains the deep logic of China's history.
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One of its characteristics: China is regarded as a living body.
China is a living body, with origin and stereotype, growth and maturity, peak and reversal. Suppose we forget everything about China's history, suppose we are an outsider observing China on Mars, and we are curious about why China is such a China and why China's history is such a history-this is the core content of this book.
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The second feature: Digging the deep logic of China history.
This set of "History of China" pays attention to the deep context of historical evolution and the logic behind historical operation, instead of telling what happened at a certain time, or making tedious textual research on a new historical knowledge, or highlighting the great achievements of emperors and generals and bloody infighting in the court. How did China evolve from numerous Neolithic tribes to a unified empire, and how did nomadic empire and farming empire collide with each other in history to shape today's China? This is the focus of this book.
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The third feature: literature looks at Jiang Xun and history looks at Yang Zhao.
This set of China history, which Mr. Yang Zhao has fully talked about twice in Taibei, has been used for five years respectively, affecting two generations of students and office workers; It took the author another five years to turn it into words, and new knowledge and new ideas were everywhere. This explanation is not so academic, but full of profound academic achievements; This commentary does not pursue jokes, but it is full of carefree and pleasant relaxed atmosphere.
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Feature 4: The history of China is far richer than we thought.
This set of "History of China" not only pays attention to "great history" such as dynasty change, war decisions, making friends and expeditionary forces, but also cares about the lives and rest of little people in history, the thoughts and feelings of people of different classes and the ways people of different times express themselves. These "mini-histories" show us that the profoundness of China and the profound connotation of China's history are far richer than we thought.
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The fifth feature: new materials, new ideas, new writing methods, brand-new general history of China.
This set of books is a brand-new general history of China and a history of China written by today's historians to China people from a new perspective. Too many books we are reading about the history of China are old books from 50 years ago, but the brand-new archaeological discoveries and academic achievements since 100 have been shelved, and we have no clue. This set of books provides new materials, new achievements and new writing methods, and tells the operating logic of China history to the fullest.
1, the use of new materials, let us know more about the pre-Qin than Sima Qian, and more about the Tang and Song Dynasties than Sima Guang.
Because we saw new materials that people in that era had never seen, such as Oracle Bone Inscriptions, Dunhuang documents, Han bamboo slips in Juyan and silk books of Mawangdui.
2, widely absorb new achievements, we found that the original academic things can still be so fun!
From the new historical revolution initiated by Liang Qichao, Wang Guowei and Chen Yinque a hundred years ago to the new achievements of sinologists in Chinese mainland, Taiwan Province, Japan and Europe and America today.
3. Adopt a new writing method, thinking strangely and approachable, and start from scratch and get to know again.
Tell from the beginning, start from the beginning, re-recognize, the heaviness of thinking, the sense of telling stories, and inclusiveness; Impartial, neither thin nor thick, neither deep nor shallow, with a sense of historical scene and ease in solving crimes, everything.
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Celebrity recommendation
Mr. Yang Zhao is a historian whom I admire. His profound knowledge and sensitivity to new archaeological and research discoveries are above that of ordinary historians.
-Xu Jilin (famous historian)
There are different ways to write the history of China. Yang Zhao's History of China does not pay attention to historical narration, but seeks the historical and cultural roots of China. This shows that among the ancient civilizations in the world, only Chinese civilization lasted for more than 3000 years. This kind of writing will make us gain more updated thinking in reading and benefit us immensely.
—— Liang (Professor, Beijing Technology and Business University)
Yang Zhao wandered in and out of academic circles, so his writing was vivid and meaningful.
—— Hong Xu (researcher, Institute of Archaeology, Chinese Academy of Social Sciences)
About the author:
Yang Zhao, historian, was born in 1964. Taiwan Province Provincial University graduated from the Department of History with a degree in archaeology in structural anthropology, and entered the Institute of East Asian Languages and Civilizations of Harvard University to pursue a doctorate. He studied under Mr. Zhang Guangzhi and Mr. Du Weiming, and his research expertise is the history of ancient China thoughts and anthropology. He worked in the Institute of History and Linguistics of Academia Sinica and served as a lecturer in several universities. Later, he focused on the popularization of historical scholarship and historical writing. Yang Zhao is currently a lecturer in Eslite Lecture Hall and Longmin Lecture Hall. He offers a series of courses on China history and China classical literature all the year round. His historical creation continued the research and teaching path of Lv Simian and Qian Mu, and conveyed profound and rich academic achievements to the public in a vivid and popular way.