Write anciently? Straight

Author: Xiao Yuansheng
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Publish Date: 2002-09-01
Features: This book observes the transformation of ancient towns within a broader cultural and historical context, encompassing intricate comparisons and interweavings, as well as various factors such as humanistic, geographical, and economic influences, overlapping or ambiguous value judgments—all of which have impacted the past. China is vast and rich in resources, with ancient towns dating back to the Han and Tang dynasties, and still existing in the Song and Yuan periods, flourishing in the Ming and Qing dynasties. Studying the value of these ancient towns and developing their tourism potential to better serve modern living is an urgent task. Ancient towns form a unique and rare cultural circle, independent and inclusive of the effects, influences, and consequences of historical events, wars, and disasters. People are beginning to value the protection of these ancient towns that have survived through trials, as evidenced by the emergence of the UNESCO World Heritage theme. This book is part of the "Chinese Ancient Towns" series, offering readers a vivid glimpse into the original appearance of the ancient town of Lujiazui through illustrations and descriptions.