Mystery of the Republic of China

Author: Wang Xiaohua
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Publish Date: 2005-09-01
Features: This is a narrative history of the Republican era's political, economic, cultural, and governmental history written in a storytelling style. Behind historical events such as the "Zhongshan Ship Incident," the "Burning of Zhaojialou," the Kunming Massacre, the Gold Rush, the Yingteng Plane Crash, and Kong Xiangxi's (devouring of U.S. Treasury bonds), what secrets lie hidden? This book reveals them all. This series consists of nine volumes, totaling millions of words, including The Mystery of the Tang Dynasty, The Mystery of the Song Dynasty, The Mystery of the Qing Dynasty, The Mystery of the Republic of China, The Mystery of the Chinese Court, The Mystery of the National Treasures of China, The Mystery of the Chinese Tombs, and The Mystery of the Emperors and Empresses of China. The authors are history teachers and professional researchers from Shanghai universities. The series respects historical facts while catering to different readers' needs; it maintains academic rigor while presenting history in a lively and engaging manner. The writing is concise, illustrated, and accessible to both scholars and general readers, making it highly popular. This is a narrative history of the Republican era's political, economic, cultural, and governmental history written in a storytelling style. Behind historical events such as the "Zhongshan Ship Incident," the "Burning of Zhaojialou," the Kunming Massacre, the Gold Rush, the Yingteng Plane Crash, and Kong Xiangxi's (devouring of U.S. Treasury bonds), what secrets lie hidden? This book reveals them all.