Zhu Xizhu: Wencun: Zhonghua Xueshu Congshu

Author: Zhu Xizu, written by Zhu Xizu, selected and compiled by Zhou Wenjiu
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Publishing Date: 2006-12-01
Features: Mr. Zhu Xizu was an important historian in the early 20th century in China. His research fields were very broad, covering all disciplines of history; the time span of his research was also very large, from the pre-Qin period to modern history, with outstanding achievements. However, most of his writings were published and released before the founding of New China and are now extremely rare. This has led to a lack of understanding and research of him by modern scholars, which is highly inconsistent with his status as a master of history. In view of this, Mr. Zhou Wenjiu, an expert on Zhu Xizu, devoted himself to collecting his published and unpublished writings scattered in various newspapers, magazines, and the National Library, and compiled this book. The book is divided into several parts, including political essays, literature, history, the construction of historical disciplines, prefaces, postfaces, and letters, basically reflecting Zhu Xizu's academic thoughts, academic characteristics, and the scale and purpose of his scholarship. The book is both academic and readable, making it the first selected collection of Zhu Xizu's writings in China. At the end of the book, there is an index of Zhu Xizu's writings, which is convenient for everyone to find and understand his academic achievements.