Historians' Tea House (Issue 4)

Author: Wang Zhaocheng, Editor-in-Chief
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Publish Date: 2006-06-01
Features: The fourth issue of "The Historian's Tea House" maintains its unique positioning of being relaxed, leisurely, and elegant while enriching its knowledge and information content. It further strives to be interesting, insightful, and useful. Articles such as Su Shuangbi's "Reconsidering Mao Zedong's Evaluation of Wu Han," Wang Qingjia's "The Korean Catalyst of the May Fourth Movement," Ge Jianxiong's "The 'Model' of the Past," Dong Chiping's "Love Has Always Been Hurtful—One Page of Intellectual Liberation in the 1980s Historiography," Yin Yun Gong's "From Journalist to Writer, Friend: Snow's Changing Role and Sino-US Relations," and Li Qiao's "Tattoo: The 'Water Margin Spirit' Carved into the Skin" are excellent examples that reflect the style of this publication.