Historians' Tea House, First Series

Author: Wang Zhaocheng
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Publish Date: 2005-05-01
Features: The Shandong People's Publishing House series Teazoom has nearly five years of history. At the 15th National Book Fair held in Tianjin, another variety was presented to readers, which is the newly launched Teazoom of Historians by Shandong People's Publishing House. In the preface of the , Executive Editor Xiao Li wrote, "Only by truly focusing on reality can one penetrate history with a deeper and broader perspective, becoming a historian with responsibility." From this starting point, "reality" and "courage" become the call this book issues to historians. As for topics and style, they are equally important. In this regard, Teazoom of Historians aims to uphold the "relaxed, elegant, and leisurely" Teazoom spirit, pursuing a writing style that is "tasty, interesting, and useful." Looking at the articles in the , whether it is Ge Zhaoguang's analysis of how the self-awareness of the Chinese people since the Han and Tang dynasties will bring about disastrous consequences under the name of "the state," or Di Yongjun's conclusion that scholars should have two forms of existence—"natural life and academic life"—through his contemplation of Chen Yinque's life trajectory, both reflect the shared pursuit of the editors and the authors.