Author: Cao Jiaqi
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Publish Date: 2000-03-01
Features: Those who have passed are like flowing water, never to return. Both individual lives and nations are cast into the tunnel of time. While life and nations rise and fall, the essence of national culture never perishes. This book, as a study of the 20th-century Chinese history in the midst of transformation, is divided into eight chapters, including "The Emergence of Transformation," "Breaking Through Traditional Barriers," "A New Era: A Major Turning Point in Chinese Historiography," and "Spreading Like Wildfire: The Formation and Development of Marxist Historiography." The arguments are insightful, and the language is fluent, making it a valuable reference for all academic enthusiasts.
Rhythm and Transformation: 20th Century Chinese Historiography: 20th Century Chinese Historiography
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