At present, digital history’s greatest strength lies in its methodology. It is not simply a matter of “digital + history” but rather the construc…[详细]

The Chinese academic community values its historical traditions not to retroactively validate classical texts, but because these traditions are inte…[详细]

In this monumental war—one that held profound implications for the survival of the Chinese nation and the future of humanity—the Chinese people we…[详细]

The development of ancient Chinese maritime civilization was shaped by six fundamental elements: system, trade, livelihoods, knowledge, ideas, and b…[详细]

In the 18th century, China experienced a series of pivotal transformations that laid the groundwork for a unified national market—an essential driv…[详细]

The concept of civilization was closely tied to agriculture, as the cultivation of land represents humanity’s transformation of nature. This transi…[详细]

Another defining feature of Qin’s social stratification was its pragmatism. Scholars have identified multiple political, economic, and legal privil…[详细]

When it comes to change, contemporary China varies greatly from ancient China both in the economic base and superstructure, particularly after more …[详细]

To conclude, the Global Middle Ages is by no means a precise and proper concept because its connotations, extensions, and core features are not yet …[详细]