Republic of China travel map

Author: Peng Ruiqin
Publisher:
Publish Date: 2005-09-01
Features: Explore the traces of the Republic of China, step into the historical tunnel. This is a vividly illustrated cultural and tourism book with a strong historical flavor. The book follows the trajectory of the Republic of China government since its establishment in 1912, starting from the capital Nanjing and "passing through" several capitals or political centers of different periods such as Beijing, Guangzhou, Wuhan, and Chongqing. It revolves around the activities of key figures, comprehensively "reconstructing" the historical landscape of that time from multiple aspects including politics, military, economy, culture, and foreign affairs. As visitors trace the path of the Republic of China government and approach the surviving remnants of that era, the knowledge introduced in this book will be brought to life by the vivid architecture and historical artifacts before them, allowing visitors to truly experience the ups and downs of the Republic of China's historical drama. To provide a comprehensive understanding of the social, economic, and cultural life during the Republic of China period, the book also selects some "secondary" regions for introduction. The term "secondary" simply refers to those not in the center of the historical stage. In fact, places like Shanghai, Tianjin, and Qingdao introduced in the book held extremely important positions during the Republic of China era. Additionally, the book is equipped with practical travel guides tailored to actual needs.