Author: Gu Jiegang
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Publish Date: 2002-08-01
Features: This book is the lecture notes of Mr. Gu Jiegang from the 1930s when he taught the course "Ancient Chinese History" at Peking University. The author cites extensively, providing a detailed examination of the ancient legends of the Three Sovereigns and Five Emperors from the pre-Qin and Han dynasties, classifying them into seven categories. He rigorously investigates the evolution and historical context of these legends, overturning their factual claims while restoring their status as myths. By clarifying the non-historical elements in the ancient historical system, he lays the foundation for his unique theory of the "Layered Construction of Ancient Chinese History," creating a relatively complete and credible historical framework. The book is both accessible and engaging, with vivid and entertaining language, making it highly captivating. Whether for the study of ancient history or classical literature, this book holds significant academic value.
Lectures on the Study of Ancient Chinese History
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