Sea People: Marine Fishery Economy and Fishermen's Society

Author: Ouyang Zongshu
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Publish Date: 1999-01-01
Features: This book discusses the development conditions, fisheries policies, and management of China's marine fisheries, as well as the modernization process and historical significance of marine fisheries, showcasing from one perspective the trajectory of China's marine socio-economic development. In the history of marine development in China, fishermen have always been the main body of marine development, and fisheries have long been one of the most important industries at sea. Yesterday, [Marine Families] and how a single small boat navigates through turbulent waves, cultivates marine fishing grounds? Today, how do modern fishermen ride the waves and forge the glory of the marine fisheries economy? Tomorrow, what attitude will new-era fishermen adopt to drive China's fisheries [aircraft carrier] and pull the marine economy toward the shining shore of the 21st century—the Marine Century? This is both a worthwhile academic topic with the significance of filling a gap and a glorious historical mission bestowed upon us by the marine era, which is the direction of this book. The book focuses on the important historical period of the formation and development of China's marine socio-economy—the Ming and Qing dynasties—as the research priority, tracing back to the early stages of fisheries development and exploring the modern trajectory of fisheries. It conducts a comprehensive, multi-dimensional, in-depth, and scientific study of China's marine fisheries economy and fisherfolk society.