Author: Ge Binggen, Editor-in-Chief
Publisher:
Publishing Date: 2003-10-01
Features: Changshu is one of the birthplaces of Wu culture and the only national historical and cultural city among counties and cities in Jiangsu Province. The blessings of nature and history have left us profound traditional heritage and rich cultural resources. These valuable legacies bear witness to Changshu's long-standing and glorious historical development, shaping its enduring urban civilization that carries forward traditions and shines through the ages. They have also fostered Changshu's spirit of benevolence and resilience. This dictionary primarily introduces the history and culture of Changshu, highlighting the characteristics of the city, and also includes a section on the current state of urban development. The entire work comprises 2,165 entries and over 738,000 words, divided into 10 parts: "Natural Environment," "Administrative Changes," "Historical Figures," "Cultural Relics and Scenic Spots," "Literature and Arts," "Education," "Book Collections," "Customs and Traditions," and "New Image of the Ancient City." The dictionary is rich in information, comprehensive in scope, illustrated, and accessible to both scholars and the general public. It is a reference work that integrates thoughtfulness, contemporaneity, scientific rigor, factual accuracy, and local characteristics.
Changshu, a National Historical and Cultural City Dictionary
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