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The Han Dynasty inherited the Qin system, and the imperial mode and monarchy mode established by the Qin Dynasty grew more prosperous through the operation of the Han Dynasty; In the first seventy years of the Han Dynasty, it was not much different from the Qin Dynasty, but was not so rigid in law enforcement; One of the characteristics of the period is self-confidence, which is reflected through gorgeous words and powerful actions.

Although both the Eastern Han and Western Han dynasties were "Han", the foundation of the Eastern Han regime was the co-governance of the emperor and the noble family; the trilateral forces of relatives, eunuchs, and noble clans repeatedly fought at the court, and eventually collapsed the Han Empire; To find the source in the Eastern Han Dynasty was the land policy of not restraining mergers; Cao Cao's rise was not because of "taking the emperor to make the princes", but because of the powerful power derived from the practice of farming; Wang Chong was a very special thinker, unintentionally China became a key figure in the transformation from Han Confucianism to Wei Jin metaphysics...

The literature of the Southern and Northern Dynasties has outstanding achievements in poetic innovation and phonological structure, which paved the way for Tang poetry; The Northern Wei Dynasty is the key to linking the two empires of the Qin and Han Dynasties and the Sui and Tang Dynasties. To understand the Sui and Tang Dynasties, we must first understand the institutional innovations of the Northern Wei Dynasty; Emperor Wu of Liang strived hard for it The power of the monastery in order to compete with Mendi Manor, but failed to do so...

The Huns and Han Dynasty, Turks and Sui and Tang Dynasties, as well as the Xianbei Empire as a transition in the middle, each practiced a different empire form, and China began a new attempt at the empire model. The Huns are the original form of the northern nomadic empire; Turks are its growth form. The Western Han Dynasty was explosive, expanding the scope of China from the inside out as never before; the Eastern Han Dynasty was introverted, and the emperor and aristocracy shared power to maintain the empire. The Sui and Tang dynasties were fusion-type, successfully combining northern nomadic and southern farming, and became a typical unified China.

In this book, the author believes that the widely accepted modernization theories in developing countries originate from the experience of Western society. Such theories often deviate from the reality of developing countries. Simply copying Western theories is not feasible. It is necessary for scholars in developing countries to creatively propose theories according to their own social realities to guide their modernization practice. The author also analyzed hot issues such as solving the European debt crisis, restoring global economic growth, and building a new international monetary system.

Taking Diaoyuan Ancient Village, a well-preserved ancient village in Jiangxi Province, as an example, this book systematically describes the details that can be appreciated and visited in traditional ancient villages, including important landmark buildings such as ancestral halls, archways, and stage, as well as ancient buildings in Zhongma Important components such as head walls, patios, beams, plaques, doors and windows. The author uses approachable language and a large number of photographic pictures, not only to introduce the ancient village of Diaoyuan itself, but also a way to convey to readers how to enter the ancient village and how to appreciate the ancient village. Readers can learn about the ancient village through this book and can visit the ancient village in the future. Understand more deeply.

There is a natural sense of intimacy between horses and people. Since ancient times, horses have been widely used in all aspects of human life, and they are also important witnesses of the integration and exchange of Chinese and foreign cultures. This children's picture book takes the historical time as the line, through a series of wonderfully detailed and beautiful Chinese paintings, it connects a warm story of a person and a horse.

Through the literati image in "Water Margin", the living conditions of the nomads in Jin Yong's novels, the governance experience and narrative techniques related to the "Jianghu Intellectuals", explore the historical experience and the imprint of the times under the "Yiqi" ethics. The next part returns to the present, interpreting the classic video works of famous directors such as Zhang Che, Tsui Hark, and Du Qifeng with the theme of "Jianghu" or "Yiqi", revealing the exposure, reflection and value enhancement of the modern homeless living conditions.