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This book tells the Ban's stories, from their ancestor in the kingdom of Chu, to Jieyu, Biao's beautiful aunt who was a famous poetess and the concubine of Emperor Liu Ao, and the work surrounding the compiling and writing of Hanshu by Biao and his children Gu and Zhao. The book further discusses the political and social turmoil surrounding the period between the Western Han and Eastern Han dynasties, the evolution of Confucianism, as well as ...

The diary of a Chinese history professor which was written in the year of 1958 during the Great Leap Forward period. He was working as an university lecturer at the time and was sent to Lujiawan for ideological Reform through labour.

Zhang Xuecheng (1738-1801) was a distinguished historian, writer and philosopher in Qing Dynasty. Zhang's most famous quotation is that "the Six Classics are all history", which means that the canonical texts of Confucianism are not only to be understood as repositories of timeless wisdom, but also as records of the actions and words of the sages in response to specific historical contexts. Han Shu (The History of the Han Dynasty) is a classic...

When people sang along with instruments, it was known as "Ge", and when Ge got spread by words of mouth it became "Yao". Geyao, or ballads, came from the civilians and expressed their joys and sorrows. Ballads also carried the extraordinary ingenuities of ordinary people at the time. Few of the ancient ballads were recorded because they mostly spread among the illiterate commoners, but those that were passed on in records are frequently quoted...

This is Professor Qingyang Liu's Collection of Essays. Liu graduated from the History Department of North West University at 1951, and then he worked as a history teacher and researcher in the same college near 40 years. Liu's main works include Historical Records of the Ban Family, Zhang Xuecheng talks on Han Shu, The Development of the Ballads of the Ming-Qing Period, etc. In this book, his 17 essays on history of Ming-Qing period, two earli...

This book tells the Ban's stories, from their ancestor in the kingdom of Chu, to Jieyu, Biao's beautiful aunt who was a famous poetess and the concubine of Emperor Liu Ao, and the work surrounding the compiling and writing of Hanshu by Biao and his children Gu and Zhao. The book further discusses the political and social turmoil surrounding the period between the Western Han and Eastern Han dynasties, the evolution of Confucianism, as well as ...

You can find more than 400 ancient ballads of the Ming-Qing period in this book, which are collected from huge amounts of ancient Chinese documents. Different from other similar works, this book is not only a simple ballad collection. Lots of relative background material are added, serious analysis is performed, to show a different ancient society from traditional history works by using the eyes of the common folk.

The stories of historian Ban Biao and his family, include their ancestors from Chu, Biao's beautiful aunt became the Zhaoyi (concubine and female officer in the imperial palace) of Liu Ao (the 12th emperor of Han Dynasty), and the work around writing Hanshu by Biao and his children Gu and Zhao, are introduced in this book. The following topics are also discussed: the political and social turmoil around the period of Western Han to Eastern Han,...

You can find more than 400 ancient ballads of the Ming-Qing period in this book, which are collected from huge amounts of ancient Chinese documents. Different from other similar works, this book is not only a simple ballad collection. Lots of relative background material are added, serious analysis is performed, to show a different ancient society from traditional history works by using the eyes of the common folk.