System Theory: China's Archival Affairs System

Author: Liu Guoneng
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Features: The book is divided into an introduction and eight chapters, discussing the formation, components, and relationships of China's archival system with various aspects of society, as well as its development trends and reform considerations. It provides readers with a practical, relatively complete, and systematic concept of China's national archival system with Chinese characteristics, allowing them to experience its growth from small to large, from imperfect to perfect, and the developmental pace of its system formation. Readers can also feel the development of China's archival, which is closely linked to all national undertakings yet stands independently as an irreplaceable and important position. They can also sense the hard-won honor and pride of China, from being a latecomer to the International Council on Archives to engaging in extensive friendly exchanges with archival professionals worldwide, successfully hosting international archival conferences, and becoming the chair of the International Council on Archives. From this, readers gain knowledge and are inspired to continue striving and dedicating themselves to the archival cause and those who support it.