From Wenweng Stone Room to Zunjing College -- A Series Introducing Bashu Culture to Households

Author: Li Dianyuan
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Publish Date: 2004-08-01
Features: "From Wenweng Stone Room to Zujing College" is a small book that cannot provide a detailed description of all aspects of Sichuan's educational history, nor can it encompass all the individuals who have contributed to the development of Sichuan's education. It focuses on several significant events that took place in Sichuan and had a major impact on the national economy, society, and cultural education (referred to as "four waves" in the book), outlining the development of Sichuan's education. It is a concise history of Sichuan's education, but it is more than just an educational history—it is an important part of Bashu culture. Reflecting on the past, let us work even harder to advance the cause of education today and promote the more rapid development of Sichuan's economy and society. The natural scenery of Bashan and Shu is picturesque, and the history and culture are brilliant. As one of the birthplaces of Chinese civilization, the Bashu region has, after thousands of years of wind and rain and the hardships faced by generations of Bashu and Shu people, formed a mysterious, profound, and diverse Bashu culture, which has become an important part of Chinese culture. This is a cultural treasure trove of great value not only for Sichuan but also for China. This book is one of the series "Bashu Culture Enters Every Household" and mainly introduces the turmoil during the late Eastern Han Dynasty, the establishment, development, and eventual unification of the Shu-Han regime during the Three Kingdoms period of Wei, Shu, and Wu. The book takes Liu Bei, the founder of the Shu-Han regime, as the main thread and Zhuge Liang, the prime minister of Shu, as the central axis to review and evaluate. It covers various aspects of Liu Bei's and his son's rise and fall in the Shu-Han regime, administrative achievements and failures, military and diplomatic relations, ethnic relations, legal measures, personnel selection, and agricultural production, among others.