Liang Qichao believes in the "Introduction to Qing Dynasty Scholarship" that "since the Ming Dynasty Xu Guangqi, Li Zhizao and other widely translated arithmetic, astronomy, water conservancy books, for the Beginning of European nationality into China, pre-Qing scholarship, quite influenced by it." Liang Rengong regarded the academic trend of pursuing "Western studies" represented by Xu Guangqi (1562-1633) as the beginning of modern Chinese thought. Since Xu Guangqi has descended several generations of scholars, based on Chinese culture, inheriting academic traditions, committing to exchanges between China and the West, carrying out mutual learning among civilizations, creating a new situation in the Jiangnan region, and also opening up Shanghai as the center of modern east-west exchanges and academic publishing. In view of this, we uphold Xu Guangqi's spiritual heritage, carry forward his academic concept of practical application and open exchange, and create the "Guangqi Library".
The library is divided into Guangqi Essays, Guangqi Scholarship, Guangqi General Knowledge, Guangqi Pulpit, Guangqi Reader, Guangqi Translation Series, Guangqi Dictation, Guangqi Youth and other series. Wenku is committed to building a highland for the gathering of outstanding academic talents, a platform for the free exchange and collision of ideas, displaying the achievements of contemporary academic research, and vigorously introducing foreign academic masterpieces. In this way, we can not only draw nutrients from our own culture, but also enrich the connotation of Chinese culture with high-level overseas achievements.
The library emphasizes "practical application through the ages", that is, pays attention to the academic and practical nature of culture, which not only promotes the display of academic value, but also promotes the presentation of realistic care. The library takes scholarship as the first meaning, and the selected works should be profound in thought, novel in perspective, and profound in learning; at the same time, it also pays attention to practicality, and includes excellent works that are both academic and popular, research and teaching, inheritance and innovation. In this way, we pay attention to and respond to important issues and ideological propositions of the times, promote the creative transformation and innovative development of Chinese culture, and strive to create and present values, ideological culture and discourse systems with Chinese characteristics in exchanges and dialogues with foreign academics, and contribute to consolidating the foundation of cultural soft power.
The library promotes "East-West exchange", that is, pays attention to the introduction and output of culture, promotes two-way collision and communication, not only draws on Western culture, but also spreads the Chinese voice, and hopes to produce more brilliant spiritual results in exchanges. The library focuses on collecting Western ancient and modern wisdom classics and academic frontier achievements, and promotes their translation and publication in China; it is also committed to collecting outstanding monographs in the Chinese world to promote the improvement of their influence and exert greater cultural utility; in addition, it will also compile academic and ideological essays, lectures, interviews, etc. of scholars at home and abroad to construct a space for ideological practice and spiritual dialogue.
We know that whether it is to promote the practical application of culture or to promote the exchange of ideas and things, this library can only contribute to the power of Trickle. However, if it can become a delicate stream and merge into the trend of the times of the development and rejuvenation of Chinese culture, it is precisely the duty of adhering to the spirit of Guangqi and living up to the historical mission.
At the beginning of the library, there were many things to do, and the future was also a long way to go. The library covers many humanities disciplines such as literature, history, philosophy, art, religion, folklore, etc., and requires the cooperation of scholars from different discipline backgrounds. This library is a comprehensive author, translation, and compilation, and it also needs the help and coordination of multiple parties. In short, the smooth progress of the library cannot be achieved by relying on its own efforts alone, but it requires the full assistance of relevant institutions and scholars. I would like to teach you at The House of Genesis and express my sincere thanks.
The Qing Dynasty scholar Ruan Yuan once spoke highly of Xu Guangqi's contribution, "Since Matteo Ricci came from the east, he was the heir of his astronomical mathematics, and Guangqi was the deepest." ...... In recent times, zhen mingxi scholars will be called guangqi." We hope to build a solid platform for the cultural communication between the East and the West through the work of the "Guangqi Library", raise the peak of the contemporary Chinese academic plateau, explain China and understand the world in an academic way, and let reading and thinking pervade our spiritual homeland.
Light start essay
1. "The Importance and Lightness of Scholarship"
Li Jianming
The author wants to express his thick knowledge with a soulful and fluent brushstroke, and strives to build a bridge between the "light" and "heavy" of scholarship. Although most of the discussions in the book are serious academic issues, they can also bring ease and pleasure to read, and when covering up, you may be able to have a sense of its academic interest.
2. "The Evil and The Good of Society"
Peng Xiaoyu
The book is divided into four series, a total of 100 articles, mainly combined with Chinese and foreign historical examples and allusions to discuss the current social and cultural situation. The text is relaxed, the words are sharp, and sometimes inadvertently reveal the warmth and peace of the author. The ideas and writing styles of each article are generally the same, and the author tries to observe and talk about practical problems from a historical perspective, hoping to help people see the evil and good in society more clearly, but he never wants people to become depressed and pessimistic because they see and feel evil.
3. "A Revolutionary Hand"
Written by Sun Zhouxing
It includes the author's thought essays in recent years, including some speeches, mainly involving the nietzsche and Heidegger philosophy that the author has focused on for many years, contemporary Chinese philosophy and people and events in the academic circles, as well as events and feelings in the world of daily life. The title conveys a basic belief of the author: whether philosophical or life, there needs to be a revolutionary ideal and spirit, and the so-called "revolution" is the pioneering spirit of the existing philosophy in the sense that "man can always start again".
4. "Wandering Between Historiography and Literature"
Zhang Guangzhi
This book is a collection of the author's achievements in the academic and cultural fields in recent years, which can be roughly divided into the following parts, and has a certain title as a subtitle: "Watchman": it is some reflections on Chinese and foreign historiography, and focuses on thinking about Western historiography. However, most of the historical examples are literary (prose culture), which belongs to the category of academic essays. "Under the Fig Tree": It reflects the author's "non-business" in the past two years, which belongs to some articles that cross the border of prose creation and are related to scholarship. "The most is the long memory": the prose style is mostly a recollection of the past of Shilin's travels. "Let Cleo go to the world": including book reviews, prefaces, etc. in recent years.
5. "Vine Shadow Lotus Sound Good Reading"
Peng Gang
This book is a collection of academic essays, including some of the lectures and articles that the author has "said" in the past decade, written some lectures and articles that involve the academic frontiers or academic controversies of contemporary historical theory and historical thought, as well as some comments on public topics related to campus life and university education. "Vine Shadow Lotus Sound" means a portrayal of the entire Campus of Tsinghua Garden, full of the author's deep love and attachment to here.
6. "Life is a Sport full of intensity"
Wang Min'an
This book is a collection of recent academic essays by Professor Wang Min'an on contemporary Western philosophy, contemporary art, and contemporary culture. There are commentaries on Benjamin, Deleuze, Roland Barthes, Foucault, and others, as well as discussions ranging from Renaissance painting to contemporary video and installation art, as well as an analysis of various cultural phenomena. It is divided into five themes: Contemporaries, Painting, Foucault, What Art Is, Friendship and Potential. Contemporaneity is the thread that runs through it, revealing how intellectuals and artists have made potential reflections on the contemporary through their work.
7. "Ling Bo Whisper"
Chen Jianhua
This book contains the author's academic essays in the past 20 years, all 24 of which include discussions on topics such as the history of modern Chinese thought, urban literature and visual literature, involving historical materials and theories, literature and interpretation, and interdisciplinary methodological issues of literature and culture, as well as an affectionate review of domestic and foreign study and research experience. This book tells his journey to study in a "whisper", which is light and vivid, but also serious.
8. Greece and Rome: Past and Present
Yan Shaoxiang
This book is a collection of academic essays by the author, which contains more serious academic papers, but most of them are short essays introducing Western classical studies, and the content can be roughly divided into three parts. The last two are intended to illustrate the significance of the translation to China's understanding of the classical world. Whether it is a comprehensive and in-depth understanding of the ancient world, or the hope of a real breakthrough in research, the academic community is inseparable from the construction of basic materials, and the significance of academic translation lies in directly introducing the most important historical materials and cutting-edge research results to people in the Chinese-speaking world.
9. "The Face is Abominable: Selected Academic Reviews of Zhao Shiyu"
By Zhao Shiyu
This book is selected from the author's academic essays over the past 30 years, with a total of 25 articles and about 200,000 words. The content covers topics such as the history of modern and contemporary Chinese thought and folklore; in terms of methodology, it involves a wide range of issues such as historical materials and theories, texts and interpretations, and the interdisciplinary of literature and culture.
10. "China's Modern Era: The Historical Turn of a Great Power"
By Luo Zhitian
Based on the cultural perspective, this book observes "China's modern era" with the help of historical imagination, and tells how a big country has turned from history. The book is roughly divided into five sections, namely the general theory that focuses on ancient times, the important transformation of modern China, the commentary on diachronic events in the unit of measurement of thousands of years, the book review of a group of important works, and the scholarship and education of modern times. This book focuses on the relationship between the four words "Chinese and Western, new and old", showing the specificity of some basic levels of modern China and the context that they have to do. After its publication, it caused great social repercussions and academic attention, and the first edition was sold out within three months, and two editions have now been launched.
11. "Quest by Chance"
By Zhang Xushan
This book contains the thinking articles of the famous scholar Zhang Xushan on the pursuit of learning, and unfolds according to the themes of "Scientific Discussion", "Historiography Miscellaneous", "Commentary on The Sayings of the Times", "Trivia of Xuelin", and "Reverie of Ping Traces". Some articles have been published in newspapers or periodicals and have been well received by intellectuals; some newly written articles reflect some of the author's new thinking, which helps to broaden new paths in history, literature and other research.
12. "Poetic Pen and Rational Text"
Jendan said
"Poetic Pen and Rational Text" is one of the collections of Guangqi essays in the Guangqi Library, which collects the author's academic short reviews, interview drafts, prefaces and memories of literary and artistic works, history, education and other fields for more than ten years. The author Zhan Dan is a professor of ancient literature at Shanghai Normal University and an expert on the study of the Dream of the Red Chamber in China. The whole book is smooth, of high quality and readable.
13. "The Differences and Similarities of Literature"
Zhang Zhi
The title of the book, "The Similarities and Differences of Literature", strives to embody the author's own ideals for literary research: first, to look at the changes in different literary historical traditions in China and the West, and then grasp the unchanging and inherent factors in them, thus revealing each other's mutual inspiration and reference; second, through the interpretation of specific texts and the combing of research history, expound the similarities and differences between "literature" and "learning".
14. "Difficult to Ask"
By Xu Guoqi
This book includes 18 important academic papers in the past 30 years, covering the history of the United States, the history of international diplomacy, the history of Sino-US relations, and the research methods of historiography. It is an in-depth and wonderful analysis of the connection between World War I and China, the modern memory and impact of the Vietnam War, and the United States' Asia-Pacific expansion and balance of power foreign policy.
15. "Twilight of the West God"
By Jiang Xiaoyuan
For a long time, the "god of the West" has endorsed the supremacy of modern science in the West, mastered the hegemony of cultural discourse on a global scale, and brainwashed the peoples of the world, but it should not have such a status. "Twilight of the Western Gods" means "the fall of the Western Gods". This book no longer creates a kind of "god of the East" by talking about or counting the great achievements of our ancestors, which has little effect, and goes to the last seat in the temple of the West; instead, it attempts to reconstruct our cultural self-confidence by disenchanting scientifically, exposing the truth of the divine journal, and seeking to trace the truth, pulling it off the altar and calling on the reader to end the inferiority state of the West in spiritual kneeling.
16. "Thoughts Follow Your Heart"
Yan Yaozhong
"One thought moves, five shades are born." The author of this book explores some concepts in traditional Chinese culture and their interrelationships, hoping to reveal and explain the opposition and unity between them, and lead to more ideological understanding and novelty. Essays are all sent with feelings, and if they are called traces of thought activities, they are also caused by disturbed moods, so the title is "Thinking with The Heart".
17. "Floating Life and Architecture"
By Ruan Xin
Based on the eight academic essay notes of more than ten years, the author sorts out and compares the objects, people and things in ancient and modern Chinese and foreign architecture, leading readers to think about the above philosophies of life, reflecting the academic pursuit of "although the text is shallow, its meaning is deep", the author focuses on the meaning of "heaven" in architecture, the relationship between the internal composition of the building and the inner world and the inner heart of the resident, the history of architecture as an anthropology, the humanistic basis of architecture, the anthropology of folk architecture, and the question of "modernity" in architecture and human life, leading readers to think about the above philosophy of life, reflecting the academic pursuit of "although the text is shallow, its meaning is deep".
18. "The Horizon of Ideas"
Written by Li Hongtu
The author wanders between ancient and modern Chinese and foreign personnel, travels through different spaces in China and the West, and cultivates in the garden of teaching and educating people, not only striving to maintain the balance between thought and history, the interaction between history and the present, but also analyzing and reflecting on some phenomena in the era of "great transformation" from the perspective of "world citizens", reflecting his concern for the times and civilization.
19. A History of Thought
Wang Lixin
This book is a collection of essays, reviews and light academic articles written by Professor Wang Lixin for more than 20 years, most of which are published works, and Yu is a conference speech, lecture record, media interview and reminiscence article. The article involves not only thinking about the responsibilities of historians and the characteristics of historical research, but also basic views and miscellaneous feelings on some issues in the author's professional field, so that the whole book not only has a broad vision, but also reflects the historical knowledge that a historian should have.
20. "Sofa Archaeological Essay"
Chen Chun
"Couch archaeology" originated from the Armchair archaeology in the United States, which means theoretical archaeology. But in China, archaeology, also known as hoe archaeology, is the manual work of finding materials with hands and feet. Therefore, "sofa archaeology" came to China, also known as paper archaeology, referring to pen cultivation sitting in a study. However, if archaeology is limited to digging soil, identifying pottery pieces and typological research, and lacks speculative spirit and imagination, it often becomes "digging treasure". The main purpose of this book is to advocate Chinese archaeology to strengthen the training of scientific speculation and theoretical literacy.
21. "Arriving in the Late Qing Dynasty"
Xia Xiaohong
This book is professor Xia Xiaohong's academic essays, a total of four series and thirty-five articles, for "learning ancient relics", "three major scattered leaves in the late Ming Dynasty", "late Qing Dynasty research one", "preface series", including appreciation of traditional poetry and characters, personal research experience, etc., showing the author's academic experience from ancient times to the late Qing Dynasty. The author traces the interests and gains in his academic career in the time ring, making this book fresh and durable, and the afterglow is long.
22. "Literary Reflection and Appreciation: Notes on Foreign Literature"
By Yu Jianhua
Through this book, readers will "meet unexpectedly" with a number of contemporary American writers and classic writers, or "meet in a narrow way" with New Zealand literature, discover the literary world they have not understood, and will also have direct dialogue with the author in literary translation, mutual reading of literature and history, the way of governance, etc., and slowly enter a literary highland with a broader vision between the lines. Literature lovers, researchers, and students who are working in the field of literature will find the nutrients they need in this book.
23. "The Story of Li Xue"
Written by Yu Yunguo
This book contains more than 40 articles by the author describing the previous scholars and reviewing the understanding of the history of learning, divided into four series. This book takes respecting teachers and emphasizing the Tao as the main purpose, takes the old stories of the historical altar as the content, the text is elegant, the narrative is vivid, and it is a literary and historical essay that is appreciated by the elegant and the popular.
24. "Stay Set"
Written by Han Shuifa
This book includes 62 academic essays written by the author over the past 20 years, which are divided into five series according to style and form: "Explanation", "Preface", "Scattered Chapter", "Speech", and "Dialogue and Interview"; in terms of content, from Romanticism to Chinese philosophy, from the clash of civilizations to the album of calligraphy and painting, from political philosophy to Shilin Landscape, all of which are discussed, fully recording the trajectory of the author's extensive academic research field and the evolution of academic interest. Named "Left Behind Collection", it is full of the author's attachment to his hometown: Hangzhou Xixi City, because of the Song Gaozong's phrase "Xixi and stay", has always been named for staying; it is this beautiful and flowing landscape that nourishes the author's elegant soul.
25. "Searching for the City"
By Xu Hong
This book contains more than ten essays on the interpretation of the early Chinese "city", including a review of the academic history of ancient urban archaeology, as well as an exploration and analysis of urban trajectories from archaeological materials, many insights and thoughts. In "Searching for the City", the author reveals the characteristics of ancient Chinese cities and city ruins, showing the persistence of academic spirit everywhere: "Maybe we will never be able to know the truth, but we still have the persistence of getting closer to the truth as much as possible."
26. From Southeast to Southwest: Essays on Humanistic Location Studies
Written by Wang Mingming
In the past 30 years, Professor Wang Mingming has traveled to the ethnic minority areas in the southwest and the language and cultural areas of southern Fujian in the southeast, recording what he has seen, heard and thought along the way, including history, characters and stories, understanding, questioning and reflection. In this book, the author not only writes about his interaction with anthropologist Fei Xiaotong, but also writes the story of him and the Yi uncle learning Yi wine songs, and the story of him going to the old town of North China to participate in the local "Dragon Card Festival", which is described in detail and exquisitely.
27. Archaeological Pathfinding
Huo Wei
This book is a collection of academic papers selected by the author, lecture transcripts, interviews, and large-scale exhibition catalogues. With the theme of "pathfinding", the current situation of Chinese archaeology and the theory and method of building Chinese archaeology, especially the archaeology of the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau and the "Plateau Silk Road", which have been relatively weak in previous research, have been explored. This is a collection of academic essays of "quasi-academic" and "light academic", which is appreciated by both elegant and popular, involving a wide range of people, looking for the road of cultural dissemination, and seeking the wisdom of the ancients.
28. "The Scenery Outside the Window of XuanSi"
Ding Fan
The title of the book alludes to the author's romantic ideal: xuansi, is a distant thought, although somewhat unrealistic, but there is still a literary and cultural fantasy. Outside the window, from near and far, from narrow to wide, are the long lens of history, we can not only read the sages and do not hear the things outside the window, literature can not be separated from society and politics. Landscapes are diverse, both in the past and in the present, as well as in the future, all in the reader's "inner eyes", and how to write with enthusiasm is the author's choice.
29. "Fahai Shellfish Picking"
By Ji Weidong
This book is a collection of essays by Professor Ji Weidong, senior professor of liberal arts at Shanghai Jiao Tong University, dean of the Institute of Chinese Law and Society, and "Yangtze River Scholar", which faithfully records the author's ardent expectations for Xinxin students in his thirty years of legal career, his insightful views on legal education and legal reform, and his profound reflections on legal figures and events.
30. "Walking on the Edge"
Sun Ge
An essay on the journey of the academic spirit of Professor Sun Ge, a well-known explorer of East Asian intellectuals. "Wandering", as the author says, not only occurs in physical space, from Northeast Asia to Southeast Asia, Western Europe and even North America, but also more in the ability to think and perceive to penetrate the margins of thought and knowledge, and explore the broader spiritual world. The author's thinking in history and his efforts to reveal the diversity of the world and the limitations of the individual can help us treat ourselves and others correctly.
31. "The Lost in the Ancient World"
By Huang Yang
This book is a collection of academic essays written by the author for more than 20 years, with rich content and different topics, from the death of Socrates to the image of "Cleopatra", from Nietzsche's classical career to the meaning of Western classics to us, all of which are questions that the author has thought about or tried to figure out. With a historicist attitude, the author strives to give a "sympathetic understanding" of the ancient world, paying tribute to the sages of classical studies, but also reflecting on the prejudices and stereotypes of Chinese and Western classical scholars. If the ancient world was a mysterious and huge labyrinth, this book shows the efforts of a classical scholar to wade into this huge labyrinth and trace some traces of the lives of the ancients.
32. "The Continuation and Change of History"
Xiang Rong
From politics and economics to society and culture, it presents the modern picture of Britain and even Europe as a whole, and recreates an important part of the continuation and change of world history. This collection of academic essays by the famous historian Professor Xiang Rong mainly discusses the social transformation of early modern Europe, especially in early modern Britain, involving politics, economy, society, culture, and mentality, and compares China and Britain, and some introduces or reviews new academic works in related research fields.
33. "The General Doesn't Dare to Ride a White Horse"
Bu Jian wrote
Break the solidified imagery of traditional Chinese literary and historical writing and re-understand the complexity of traditional culture. In both literary and historical creation, the "White Horse General" is given a symbolic meaning, marking status, wealth, or the mental cultivation of the master. However, "Huainanzi" said: "The general does not dare to ride a white horse, and the dead dare not unveil the torch at night." Nor has this maxim been completely forgotten by the literary world. From this point of view, this book opens up a kind of examination and reflection on literature, art, and life, so as to construct an accurate understanding of excellent traditional culture.
34. "Ancient and Anytime"
Written by Qu Lindong
The content of this book is mostly the reviews, papers, short essays, essays, etc. written by Mr. Qu Lindong since the 1990s, which are roughly divided into five parts: the first part, Ethnicity and Culture. The main content is to expound the tradition of historical and cultural identity in Chinese history, as well as to expound the theoretical value and practical significance of this tradition; to expound that the excellent traditional culture of the Chinese nation is the spiritual homeland shared by the Chinese nation, etc., and its main purpose is to put forward a multifaceted historical and historical basis for promoting the solidification of the Chinese national community consciousness. Part II Historical Commentary. The main contents are the basic categories of ancient Chinese historical theory, the characteristics of the thoughts of ancient Chinese historians, and the enlightenment left by Sima Qian and Tang Taizong to future generations. Part III: Historical Review. The main content is to expound the general trend of the development of historiography in New China in the past 70 years, as well as some representative historical theoretical works and important historical theoretical issues in Chinese historiography, and to comment on the characteristics of contemporary historical works and works by historians. Part IV: A Long Talk on Governance. The main content is that the author expresses his personal views and opinions on issues such as historical research and the construction of historical disciplines, from the perspective of governance, on issues such as history and theory, truth-seeking and the classics, auditing the ancient and at any time, era and historiography, materialist view of history and the construction of the discourse system of historiography, world vision and Chinese characteristics. Part V Prologue and Trek. It includes the self-prologue of some of the author's own treatises, and some of the prefaces made for the predecessors and colleagues of historiography, such as the preface to the "Six Lectures on the Heritage of Historiography", the preface to the re-edition of the "Introduction to the Zizhi Tongjian", the preface to the "New Exploration of LongShi", the inscription and afterword of "My Life in Historiography", and the general preface to the "Collected Works of Qu Lindong".
35. Out of the World Order: An Ideological Perspective on Change in Modern China
Written by Xiao Gongqin
"The Ideological Perspective of China's Century of Change" focuses on the century-old history from the middle of the Qing Dynasty to the beginning of the 20th century, sorts out and analyzes the major historical events that occurred during the period of continuous change and struggle, and the author puts forward some views that are different from the mainstream views, and makes a new exposition of this history. The book is composed of three parts, and at different lengths, it pays attention to major historical links such as the Opium War, the Anglo-French Allied War, the Penghu Reform Law, the Late Qing Dynasty Reform and Constitutional Law, the Political Struggle of the Early People, and the May Fourth Thought Movement.
Guangqi Academic
1. "Study history of Yu Yu"
Mark Yao
"Yu Yu", the ink left behind, that is, the writing. This book contains more than 50 academic essays written by the author in the past thirty years, including interviews, memoirs, miscellaneous essays, and many interesting ones, as well as prefaces, book reviews, and historical reviews, which are not serious. In recalling the people and events in his academic career, the author of this book comments on and discusses historical issues, which is not only a review of the past, but also a reflection on future learning. The author's academic roots are deep and the writings are simple and simple, which makes this book clear and fluent in the thick academic discussion.
2. "The Continuation of the Fool's Temple"
by Liu Jiahe
This book is a collection of academic essays and letters by Mr. Liu Jiahe, a famous historian and professor of Beijing Normal University, in recent years. The book is divided into six series, namely "The World and China", "Comparison of Ancient Chinese and Western History", "Remembering Teachers and Friends", "Before and After the Book", "Letters", and "Oral History". The whole book is elegant, academic, and deeply related to academic communication, which is a kind of exemplary work in the academic essay, which is both academic and related to inheritance, which is a good work.
3. "Discussion on Entering The School"
By Ge Xiaoyin
This book is a collection of academic articles by Professor Ge Xiaoyin of Peking University, and it is also her review of her 40-year academic career. In five series and fifty articles, Professor Ge Xiaoyin uses five series such as "Exploring the Apricot Altar", "The Shadow of a Teacher and a Friend", "The Cause of Books and Periodicals", "New Writings and Memories", and "Chaotou Bits and Drops" to reminisce about the bits and pieces on the road to study, such as the memories of Mr. Lin Geng, Cheng Qianfan, Chen Yixuan, etc., and also mentions the feelings of future generations at different stages of life, which is quite enlightening. This book can be described as Professor Ge Xiaoyin's work of "Picking Up Flowers and Nights", with simple text and sincere feelings.
Light kai dictation
1. "Clouds and Breezes Talk About Life"
By Zhang Youlun
This book is an autobiographical memoir of the famous historian Professor Zhang Youlun, dictated by Mr. Zhang, compiled by two professors, Li Jianming and Yuan Zujie, and finally revised and approved by Mr. Zhang himself. The book is divided into five parts: "Early Life", "Study in the Soviet Union", "Nankai Years", "Study in the United States" and "Academic Career", covering Mr. Zhang's life experience in the past 90 years. His life path and academic career have witnessed the rise and development of the discipline of world history in China, reflecting the changes in Chinese society since the mid-20th century. The whole book is rich in content, eloquent, simple in style, and kind and easy to read.