Great Wall Lectures on Chinese History: Stories of the Warring States Period

Author: Xie Ziqi, Peng Bangjiong
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Publish Date: 2007-01-01
Features: As the only one among the four ancient civilizations that has never interrupted its developmental lineage, our history is a heritage that should be cherished. Chinese history is vast and profound, with ancient literature, documents, and archives as extensive as the boundless sea. Where should one begin to tell the story of Chinese history? To meet the needs of readers, we have invited and organized a group of renowned senior historians in the field of history to meticulously compile this series of "Great Lectures on Chinese History." With a sense of responsibility to the readers, they have written concise yet substantial articles in each volume, providing detailed introductions to major historical events, economic development, ethnic relations, Sino-foreign exchanges, social life, philosophical thought, literary arts, and technological advancements. The series combines professional depth with wit and humor, featuring clear, fluent, and accessible writing. We hope this series will help overseas Chinese understand the history of the Chinese nation.