907-1270A.D. - Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms to Song, Liao, Jin, and Western Xia - A Tale of Chinese Civilization (3 volumes)

Author: Li Mo
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Publish Date: 2006-01-01
Features: This book is the third volume of the series. The entire set of books presents the splendid history of the Chinese nation over 5,000 years in a picture-illustrated format, serving as a visual guide to the history of Chinese civilization and a comprehensive illustrated history of China. The series strives to observe the development of civilization from an intellectual perspective, emphasizing spiritual civilization concepts and clear historical threads, showcasing the rise and fall of ancient civilizations. This book holds great significance not only in promoting traditional Chinese culture, showcasing the contributions of the Chinese nation to human history, and enhancing our national confidence and pride. It is one of the "Talking About Chinese Civilization" series, which provides a panoramic and picture-illustrated record of Chinese civilization, closely linked to archaeology, tracing the brilliant light of Chinese civilization through the long river of history. It can be called a true "paper museum," where text and images are equally important, presenting the magnificent civilization created by humanity in Chinese history to readers. This book is a comprehensive and picture-illustrated guide to the history of Chinese civilization. The publisher devoted years of effort, gathering experts, scholars, editors, and academic advisors, to explore and uncover treasures in the vast historical archives, materials, and works, tracing the brilliant light of Chinese civilization through the long and winding river of history. Summarizing the past and looking to the future—this is the meaning and mission of this series. The author summarizes and reviews the entirety of Chinese civilization, creating a new landscape in both content and form. In terms of content structure, it offers both depth and breadth, combining rigorous and accurate academic value with lively and readable accessibility. Within its 2,000 pages, it encompasses all aspects of Chinese civilization, integrating the systematic rigor and thoroughness of large-scale academic works with the comprehensiveness and simplicity of popular publications. It can serve as both a comprehensive reference tool for researching the various components of Chinese civilization and as an accessible read for general browsing.