<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" >1 The Complete Works of Fan Zhongyan, a series of Chinese historical essays
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"The world is worried and worried, and the world is happy and happy."
A collection of works by Fan Zhongyan, a generation of Ming Chen, is rich in content and comprehensive in collection.
Fifteen appendices fully demonstrate every aspect of Fan Zhongyan's life.
An indispensable historical source for the study of Fan Zhongyan and his time.
[Song] Fan Zhongyan wrote by Li Yongxian, Liu Lin, Wang Ronggui point school
Traditional vertical
32 open paperback
978-7-101-14517-5
RMB198.00
The Complete Works of Fan Zhongyan includes twenty volumes of fan wenzheng's collected works, four volumes of the beiji, two volumes of the Song Discussion, two volumes of the Zhimu, one volume of the Supplement, and two volumes of the Continuation. The relevant biographies, annals, prefaces to works, official documents of the Imperial Household, Ancestral Temples, Yizhuang Yitian, Xueji Academy, Pavilion Springs, Sacrifices, Commentaries, Chronicles, Works, Relics, Narratives of Writings, and Bibliographies of Works, etc., are comprehensively collected and included in the appendix. Therefore, the "Complete Works of Fan Zhongyan" has the dual nature of "Fan Zhongyan's Collected Works" and "Fan Zhongyan's Character Data Compilation", and is an important material for the study of Fan Zhongyan, a well-known historical figure.
In this collation, the "Anthology" part is based on the Northern Song Dynasty, and the "Beiji", "Song Discussion", "Ruler", and "Supplement" parts are based on the Kangxi Forty-six Years Old Hantang Engraving, the Yuantian Calendar Engraving, the "Four Series of Preliminary Editions" ben, the Wenyuange "Siku Quanshu" and the Xuantong engraving. The "Continuation" is compiled according to the literature of previous dynasties.
| About the Author:
Fan Zhongyan (989 -1052), also known as Xiwen, was a native of Wu County, Suzhou. Outstanding thinker, politician and writer of the Northern Song Dynasty. In the third year of the Qing calendar (1043), he served as the governor of the Senate and initiated the "New Deal of the Qing Calendar". Emperor Yu died in the fourth year (1052) at the age of sixty-four. The nickname is "Wenzheng". His political achievements were outstanding, his literary achievements were outstanding, and the idea of "worrying first and then enjoying" advocated by him had a far-reaching impact on future generations.
Li Yongxian is an associate professor in the Department of History of Sichuan University and a supervisor of master's degree students in historical geography. Mainly engaged in the study of historical geography, Song history and academic history, he has published more than ten monographs and collation works such as "Research on the Jisheng of Youdi", "Research on the System of Adding Messenger Officials in the Song Dynasty", "Annotations on the Extensive Record of Youdi", "Jisheng of Youdi", and more than 10 collation works, and published more than 20 academic papers.
Liu Lin, after graduating from the Department of History of Sichuan University in 1959, stayed on as a teacher, and in 1984, she was transferred to the Institute of Ancient Books Collation as deputy director and one of the editors-in-chief of Quan Song Wen. His research interests include the history and historical philology of the Southern and Northern Dynasties of the Wei and Jin Dynasties, along with the local history of Sichuan, the history of the southwest ethnic groups, the history of history of history, the history of Taoism, etc., and the publication of "Annotations on the History of Huayang Guozhi" and so on.
Wang Ronggui, born in 1956, is a native of Lishi County, Shanxi Province. He is an associate research librarian of the Institute of Ancient Book Collation of Sichuan University, mainly engaged in philology and computer-aided collation of ancient books.
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" >2 "Classics and Classics" (all two volumes) Series of Basic Classics of Chinese Historiography</h1>
For the first time, the "Classics of the Classics" were systematically sorted out and published; the existing texts of the canons were comprehensively collected, and the original appearance of the canons was restored to the greatest extent; the sources of the compilation were clear, the arrangement of the texts was reasonable, the collation text was exquisitely reviewed, and the appendices were rich; the most basic historical materials for the study of the Yuan history and the examination of the history of the Yuan Dynasty were studied.
[Yuan] Zhao Shiyan, Yu Ji, etc. Zhou Shaochuan, Wei Xuntian, Xie Hui edited the school
Special 32 open hardcover
978-7-101-14464-2
RMB168.00
The Classics of the Classics are large-scale political books compiled during the Reign of Emperor Wenzong of the Yuan Dynasty. The eight hundred and eighty volumes of the canon, four articles of the monarchy and six of the courtiers, and more than one hundred and twenty-eight categories under the ten articles, classify and record the imperial genealogy and edicts of the Yuan Dynasty from the rise of the northern desert to the Wenzong Dynasty, as well as the official, ritual music, economy, military, law, craftsmanship and other canonical systems, especially summarizing the replacement and evolution of the canonical system since the founding of the Yuan Dynasty, which is the collection of the Yuan Dynasty canon system, and has a very high historical value. At the beginning of the Ming Dynasty, the "History of the Yuan" was mostly based on the canon. The late Ming Dynasty classics were lost, and only after the middle of the Qing Dynasty did they gradually become valued by scholars, and some compilations and research results appeared, but there is still no more comprehensive compilation. On the basis of the compilation and research of the predecessors, the book "Compilation and Proofreading of the Classics of the Classics" more comprehensively collects the existing texts of the canons, restores the original appearance of the canon to the greatest extent, and provides an important historical book for the academic community to be easy to use.
This book is the first systematic and comprehensive compilation of the "Classics of the Classics" (Compilation and Correction). The idea of this book is clear and clear: the principle of historical origin is collected and scattered in various ancient books, and the original appearance of the book is restored as much as possible, fully reflecting the reductivity and credibility of the collection. This book is compiled sequentially in the canonical framework based on the texts stored in the Yuanwen Class, the surviving texts in the fragments of the Yongle Canon, the Wenting-style compilations, and the quotations in other historical anthologies; And included in the "Chronological Dictionary Table" and "Jingshi Canon Geographical Map". Under the various categories, the compilation is accompanied by a "Record of Examination Anding", which describes the provenance of the text, examines the setting of the relevant categories and the attribution of the text, and explains the situation of the proofreading of different texts. At the end of the text, the appendix is related to the poems, inscriptions, and sayings of the "Classics of the Classics", and lists the "Table of The Texts of the Classics of the Classics" that exist in the fragments of the "Yongle Canon".
| About the Finisher:
Zhou Shaochuan is a professor at the School of History, Beijing Normal University. His research interests include historical philology and the history of Chinese historiography. He has published monographs such as "Bibliography of Ancient Books", "Chinese Classics and Traditional Culture", "Collection and Culture", "Research on the Historical Thought of the Yuan Dynasty", "General History of Chinese Publishing: Volumes of the Southern and Northern Dynasties of Wei and Jin", "Literature Inheritance and Historical Research" and so on.
Wei Xuntian is a professor at Texas College's School of History and Social Management. His main research interests are Chinese historical philology. He has published works such as "Scattered History of Modern Chinese Literature" and "Selected Notes on Dezhou Inscriptions", and published papers such as "Historical Sources of the Yuan Dynasty Political Book "Jingshi Dadian"" and "Analysis of the Style of the Yuan Dynasty Zhengshu 'Jingshi Dadian'" and so on.
Xie Hui is an assistant researcher at the Institute of International Chinese Culture at the University of Foreign Chinese, Beijing. His research interests include historical philology, ancient Chinese academic history, and overseas Chinese books. He collated and published "Guo's Easy Solution", compiled the "Reading Book of Western Chinese Books in the Ming and Qing Dynasties", participated in the compilation of the "European Tibetan and Chinese Catalogue Series", and "Vatican Library Collection of Documents on the History of Sino-Western Cultural Exchanges between the Ming and Qing Dynasties".
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" >3 The Biography of Lian Guan is a series of books with full annotations and translations of the chinese classics</h1>
Selected readings for leading cadres to cultivate their self-cultivation and carry out the construction of a clean and honest government;
Historical materials come from the main history, and more details that can highlight my personality characteristics are vivid and not boring; each short biography is not long, placed on the desk, desk, and read casually, without pressure.
Zhang Arbitration Translation Notes
Simplified horizontal
32 open Hardcover
978-7-101-14492-5
RMB58.00
The Song Dynasty Fei Shu recorded from the historical records of the past dynasties the deeds of 112 officials who were clean and upright, who contributed to the society, and who were benevolent to the people, and compiled them into a book "Biography of Honest Officials". On the basis of Fei Shu, Huang Ruheng of the Ming Dynasty added 133 characters from five generations ago, and continued to compile 64 people from the Song and Yuan dynasties. It mainly describes how they improved their integrity and how they governed for the people.
Huang Ruheng rated these historical figures as upper, middle and lower. He also added his own brief comments to the end of each incorruptible official's deeds. With a few words, or most crosses, point out why the characters are worth emulating or where they appear to be narrow.
The compiler, Fei Shu, was a native of Chengdu during the Song Dynasty, and his resume is untested. Probably during the reign of Emperor Gaozong of the Song Dynasty, he served as the Governor of Guizhou. The successor, Huang Ruheng, was a scholar in the 26th year of the Ming Dynasty, who served as the chief of jinxianzhi county, the nanjing ministry of works, and the middle post of libu lang, and later called himself a sick retreat, and wrote for his own pleasure.
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" >4 "Rizhilu Collection" Chinese Sinology Library</h1>
The collection integrates a number of "Rizhilu" collated research results, and then out of the refinement; new point proofing, detailed annotations, taking into account the academic and popular, elegant and popular appreciation; the layout of the redesign, reproduction of ancient books and clear levels; rich appendix information, wings classics, yicai and brilliance.
[Qing] Gu Yanwu wrote [Qing] Huang Rucheng Jishi Luan Baoqun School Point
978-7-101-14426-0
"Rizhilu" is Gu Yanwu's most important representative work. Gu shi compared the writing of this book to "mining copper in the mountains", which took more than thirty years to complete. Gu Yanwu himself attaches great importance to this book, saying that "the aspirations and karma of his life are in it." The first part of the sutra, the middle part of the rule of the Tao, the second part of the blog, a total of thirty-two volumes, all the scriptures, the rule of officials, the wealth, the history, the art and literature, etc., all explore their original commissions, examine the right gains and losses, the arguments are detailed, the literature is mastered, and it is a masterpiece of famous mountains. During the Daoguang period, Huang Rucheng took the thirty-two volumes of Suichutang as the base, referred to the four school books of Yan, Shen, Qian, and Yang, and collected the research results of more than 90 scholars in Daoguang on the Rizhilu, which became the book "Rizhilu Collection", which is a collection of works on the Rizhilu.
This collation is based on the Xixi Caolu Daoguang Eighteenth Year Revised Edition of the "Collected Interpretations of rizhilu", and the participating schools are Chen Yuan's "Rizhilu Proofreading Notes" and Zhang Jinghua's "Rizhilu Proofreading", etc., not only in the proofreading and punctuation, but also in addition to adding some notes, in addition to outlining a large number of quotations, focusing on the hints of the canon, forming a new version that is more convenient for scholars to study. The influence of this book on future generations is very far-reaching and tremendous, as Pan Qian commented in the "Preface to the Records of Rizhi": "Mr. Li is not a person of the first world, and this book is not the book of the first world." ”
| About the Author and Finisher:
Gu Yanwu (1613-1682), originally known as 绛, was Zhongqing. After Ming's death, he changed his name to Yan Wu (炎武), a native of Ning, and also signed himself as a servant of Jiang Shan. The scholar is honored as Mr. Tinglin. People from Kunshan, Jiangsu Province. A famous thinker, historian and linguist in the late Ming and early Qing dynasties, together with Huang Zongxi and Wang Fuzhi, was called "the three major thinkers of the late Ming and early Qing dynasties". After the death of the Ming Dynasty, he decided not to do anything, and vigorously advocated the study of the world, laying the foundation for the study style of the entire Qing Dynasty, and pioneering the study of Simplicity.
Huang Rucheng (1799-1837), also known as Yongyu (庸玉), was a native of Jiading (now Shanghai), Jiangsu Province, and a gongsheng. He deeply studied Gu Yanwu's book "Rizhilu", and wrote it at the same time as Gu Shi and Hou Xian, which was widely searched and selected, and integrated into the 32 volumes of "Collection Interpretation" and 4 volumes of "Publication Error".
Luan Baoqun, former editor of Hebei People's Publishing House, is a well-known scholar who has authored such works as "The Great Dictionary of Chinese Gods and Monsters", "Detailed Notes on the Classics of Mountains and Seas", "Records of Lice Talking about Ghosts", "Rumors and Proverbs of Ancient China", and other ancient books.
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" >5 "Research on Chinese Documents Unearthed in Xinjiang in Lushun Museum"</h1>
Lushun Museum collects the latest research results of documents unearthed in Xinjiang;
Be the first to unveil the mystery of the "last treasure" of Dunhuang Turpan documents.
Meng Xianshi Wang Zhenfen Editor-in-Chief
16 open paperback
978-7-101-14520-5
The Chinese documents unearthed in Xinjiang in Lushun Museum are the only large collections of excavated documents in Xinjiang that have not been fully sorted out and published in China, and are known as the "last treasure" of Dunhuang Turpan documents, which has attracted the attention of international academic circles.
In 2015, the comprehensive collation of Chinese documents unearthed in Xinjiang in the Lushun Museum was officially launched. Over the past few years, the research team has been united in good faith, divided into labor and cooperation, and the collation and research have been carried out simultaneously, and the results have been continuous. This book is a collection of these achievements, including a total of 36 articles, covering four classics, Buddhist scriptures, Taoist scriptures, folk documents, etc., so that we have a more comprehensive understanding of this precious document and the political, economic and cultural outlook of the Western Regions in the Middle Ages.
<h1 class= "pgc-h-arrow-right" >6 Archaeological History</h1>
Under the microscope of archaeology,
A comprehensive introduction to the knowledge and development history of ancient seals.
It contains 685 illustrations and is also an introductory reading book for learning seal engraving.
"Seal Engraving", "History of Printing", and "Introduction to Ancient Seal Printing" were later masterpieces.
Two-color printing, letter sleeve hardcover, comfortable layout.
by Zhou Xiaolu
Traditional horizontal row
Small 16 open letter sleeve hardcover
978-7-101-12983-0
The production and use of seals is a ubiquitous cultural phenomenon in Chinese society, with few numbers and various historical traces of carriers. From the Song Dynasty to the Qing Dynasty, epigraphy has developed by leaps and bounds, especially after the rise of modern archaeology, ancient seals have become an important category of archaeology and paleography, and at the same time provide a "microscope" for understanding ancient Chinese seals, opening a new door for the study of ancient seals.
"Archaeological Seal History" starts from archaeological analysis, makes a comprehensive exposition of the basic classification, material, method of making, printing surface, usage and its identification, counterfeiting, etc. of ancient seals, and systematically sorts out the archaeological phases and evolution and development of ancient seals from the Shang Dynasty to the end of the Qing Dynasty, which has high academic reference value, and at the same time has practical guidance for the identification and counterfeiting of ancient seals and the study of seal engraving.
The book shows 685 legends, most of which are original large sizes, representative seals of the past, as well as typical printing surface layouts, the shape of the printing buttons, sealing clay, printing pottery, etc., are included. Two-color printing, letter sleeve hardcover, comfortable layout.
Zhou Xiaolu, born in 1953, is a native of Nanjing, Jiangsu Province. He is a second-level professor and doctoral supervisor of Nanjing University and Xi'an Academy of Fine Arts. He graduated from the Department of History of Nanjing University in 1982, majoring in archaeology. He has been engaged in the teaching and research of archaeology, cultural relics, Chinese characters, museology and art history in Beijing, Xi'an, Nanjing and other places for a long time. His representative works include "Chinese Character Art", "Study of Bu Tiange", "Yuan Bao", "Qin Feng Mud Collection", "Twentieth Century Unearthed Seal Seal Integration", "Chinese Disappearing Characters", "Archaeological Seal History", "Ancient Pottery Civilization Museum Collection of Oracle Bones", "Ancient Pottery Civilization Museum Tibetan Warring States Sealing Mud", etc., and published more than 100 papers in journals such as "Archaeology", "Cultural Relics", "Prehistoric Research", "Agricultural Archaeology", "Journal of Nanjing University", "Journal of Beijing Normal University", "Journal of Northwest University" and so on. His academic achievements have won the first prize of philosophy and social sciences in Shaanxi Province, the first prize of philosophy and social sciences in Jiangsu Province, the second prize of the National Ancient Book Collation Award, and the first prize of philosophy and social science research of the Ministry of Education.
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" >7 Research on the Evaluation of Yan Zhenqing's Calligraphy</h1>
Books are like their people, people are like their books; books are critics, and character is also books.
Du Hao
978-7-101-14413-0
RMB79.00
In Yan Zhenqing's research, criticism of his calligraphy is undoubtedly an important part of the literature. Around these historical materials, this book carefully searches for various related issues, including well-known questions and questions that have not been raised by others, which can lead to new understandings, such as the relationship between character and book, the core concepts in evaluation, the analysis of cultural history of certain contents (seal gas), and the difference between inscriptions and theoretical arguments, which are all important contributions of this book. At the same time, this book records nearly 200 important inscriptions on Yan Zhenqing's Fashu inscriptions, which roughly shows the evaluation of Yan Zhenqing and his books by later generations of scholars and connoisseurs.
Du Hao, Ph.D. of the Central Academy of Fine Arts, studied under Mr. Qiu Zhenzhong and is currently the Deputy Research Librarian of the National Academy of Painting of China.
<h1 class = "pgc-h-arrow-right" >8 "Research on the Management of Railway Undertakings in Modern China: An Analysis of the Political Level (1876-1937)"</h1>
When the whistle sounds, the "dragon" whistles past, technology, economy, employment... Pull a hair and move the whole body. Without management, how can the rails be linked? This book helps you understand the stories inside and outside the iron wagon in the late Qing Dynasty and the Republic of China.
By Zhang Ruide
978-7-101-14397-3
RMB48.00
The book is divided into five chapters, starting from the political environment, and discussing the organization and operation of the railway industry and personnel management from the perspective of internal management. The author of this publication is an additional article entitled "Crossing boundaries: The current situation and prospects of the study of China's railway history".
Ruide Zhang, Ph.D., Institute of History, National Taiwan Normal University, was an assistant researcher, associate researcher, researcher and deputy director of the Institute of Modern History of the "Academia Sinica" in Taiwan, a professor of the Department of History of The Chinese Culture University, a visiting scholar at the Institute of East Asian Studies of Stanford University, the Fairbank Center of Harvard University, the School of Oriental and African Studies, University of London, the United Kingdom, a foreign visiting researcher at the University of Tokyo, Japan, a senior visiting scholar at Peking University, and a visiting distinguished researcher (2018-2019) at the Institute of Advanced Studies in Humanities and Social Sciences of Shaanxi Normal University He is also a part-time researcher at the Institute of Modern History of the Academia Sinica. His major works include monographs: The Pinghan Railway and the Economic Development of North China (1905-1937), Research on the Management of Modern Railway Undertakings in China: An Analysis of the Political Dimension (1876-1937), Personnel of the Nationalist Army during the War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression, Silent Key Points: Chiang Kai-shek's Attendant Room and Wartime China, The War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression and Wartime Style (co-author), and the collection of essays, "Mountains and Rivers: The Combat Strength of the Nationalist Government during the War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression", and "Individuals, Society and the State in Modern China" (in publication).
9 Chinese Classics (Volume I)
Du Xiaoqin Editor-in-Chief
978-7-101-14370-6
$98.00
"Chinese Classical Studies" emphasizes the entry of classical language and takes text investigation as the core, and its research content includes three aspects: first, Chinese classical philology, which carries out basic training and systematic research on the text, phonology, exhortation, grammar, grammar, grammar and other aspects in ancient Chinese humanistic classics; the second is Chinese classical philology, including the study of editions, catalogs, collations, and falsifications of ancient Chinese humanistic classics; the third is the study of Chinese classical literature. It is mainly for artistic analysis and ideological interpretation of classical literary classics. "Chinese Classical Studies" focuses on the above three aspects, aiming to carry forward the classical humanistic spirit and promote the development of Chinese classical studies. This book is the first volume of Chinese Classics, and the theme is "Concepts and Methods".
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" > noteworthy reprints</h1>
1 "Middle-level Civil Officials of the Tang Dynasty"
Lai Ruihe
978-7-101-07962-3
In the middle of the eunuchs, what middle-level official positions would the Tang Dynasty scholars hold? What was the place of these official positions in the entire Tang bureaucracy? What are the major laws for Tang Dynasty scholars to become officials? Can the official positions they often hold be "predicted"? Is there a pattern to look for? These important issues, which almost no one studied in the past, were a major gap in the study of Tang history, and this is exactly what the "Tang Dynasty Middle-level Civil Officials" intends to fill.
The Tang Dynasty Mid-Level Civil Officials is a sequel to the Tang Dynasty Grassroots Civil Officials, which discusses in detail the several official positions that Tang Dynasty scholars often held in middle age, including seven types of Jingguan - Supervision Of Imperial History, Imperial History of The Palace, Imperial History of Serving, Shi Of The Relic, Supplementary Que, Yuanwailang, Langzhong, One Kind of County Official- County Order, One Kind of Prefecture Governor - Silu, Recorder and Join the Army, and One Kind of Shogunate Official - Judge.
In the past, the study of officials was either biased towards Beijing officials or prefecture and county officials, or ignored shogunate officials, which made it impossible to see the typical pattern of Tang Dynasty scholars. The Tang Dynasty Mid-Level Civil Officials combines these three major official systems to examine, covering the broadest scope, and also pays attention to the differences between the pre- and late Tang Dynasties.
The author's writing is vivid, the narrative is concise and clear, and with multiple materials such as history, epitaphs, and Tang Dynasty poems, he recounts various interesting details of the Tang Dynasty scholars' officials, avoids the dryness of the general institutional history treatises, and strives to bring the reader into the dynamic world of the Tang Dynasty officialdom.
2 Zizhi Tongjian (Hardcover Collection) (30 volumes)
[Song] Sima Guang, ed., [Yuan] Hu San Province Phonetic Notes
16 open hardcover
9787101094800
RMB2800.00
The Zhonghua Bookstore's Zizhi Tongjian, accompanied by Sima Guang's Tongjian Kaoyi and the annotations of Hu San Province in the Yuan Dynasty, was made in 1956 under the personal instructions of Chairman Mao Zedong and Premier Zhou Enlai, and was ordered by famous historians such as Gu Jiegang, Qi Sihe, Nie Chongqi, and Rong Zhaozu. For more than 50 years, it has been continuously reprinted and finalized as the most authoritative and popular collated version in academia.
(Co-ordinator: Lu Quan; Editor: Si Qi)