Author: Li Dongfang
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Publish Date: 1997-12-01
Features: The history of the Republic of China is complex and ever-changing. The author upholds the essence of Sima Qian and Thucydides' historiography, vividly yet as objectively as possible, narrating this extraordinary period of history. This book is part of the "A Detailed Account of Chinese History" series, written by the renowned American-based historian, Li Dongfang. It recounts important events and key figures from the founding of the Xingzhong Society by Sun Yat-sen to the establishment of the Republic of China in 1912. The author presents the history in the form of storytelling, making it both popular and engaging, covering events such as Sun Yat-sen's seven uprisings, the Suzhou Incident, the Railway Protection Movement, and the Wuchang Uprising, as well as historical figures like Sun Yat-sen, Huang Xing, Chen Tianhua, and Qiu Jin. The book combines vivid stories with authentic history, along with insightful commentary. The "Detailed Account" style adopted in this series is neither as arduous and dry as official histories nor as fanciful as unofficial histories, making it a unique and distinctive work of historiography.
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