History of the Relationship between Ethnic Literatures in Southern China (Volume 1, 2, and 3)

Author: Liu Yahu, Deng Minwen, Luo Houtian
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Publishing Date: 2001-09-01
Features: This book is divided into three volumes (Upper, Middle, and Lower) and is a major project of the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences under the "Nineth Five-Year Plan." The authors spent several years deeply researching ethnic minority areas, collecting a wealth of precious primary materials and conducting in-depth discussions and research. It reveals the relationships and developmental evolution patterns among the literatures of various ethnic groups in southern China, demonstrating that the history of Chinese literature is a history of mutual exchange, mutual learning, mutual influence, mutual advancement, and continuous development and change among the literatures of all ethnic groups in China. The Han ethnic group cannot be separated from the ethnic minorities, and the ethnic minorities cannot be separated from the Han ethnic group. The publication of this book fills a gap in this academic field and also holds significant practical importance for strengthening ethnic unity and maintaining national unity.