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paperback. Condizione: New. Paperback.Pub Date:2023-04 Pages:312 Language:Chinese Publisher:Shanghai Ancient Books Publishing House Tens of thousands of epitaphs. or funeral biographies. have survived from the imperial era to the present day. They are carved on stone and placed in tombs to express the living's thoughts for the deceased. The content of epitaphs generally focuses on the life story and exemplary words and deeds of the tomb owner. Because they cover detailed personal conduct. family life. local conditions a.

paperback. Condizione: New. Paperback.Pub Date:2023-08 Pages:300 Language:Chinese Publisher:Shanghai Ancient Books Publishing House There were many reasons why people in ancient China wrote about themselves: to let their loved ones know what was going on. to record their experiences during travels. to defend themselves. to express pride in their personal abilities or disappointment in life. or to explain the reasons for writing books. Many writers describe their shortcomings in humorous language. while those who write f.

Hardcover. Condizione: New. HardCover.Pub Date:2023-02 Pages:508 Language:Chinese Publisher:Shanghai Ancient Books Publishing House This book selects 11 representative papers on Chinese history written by Yi Peixia. which is a collection of her achievements in the past 50 years of academic research. Preface Fifty Years of Chinese History is an interview record of Yi Peixia. telling the origin and process of her research on Chinese history. There are 11 papers. and the contents involved can basically be divided into seve.

Hardcover. Condizione: New. HardCover.Pub Date:2024-01 Pages:508 Language:ChinesePublisher:Shanghai Ancient Books Publishing HouseThis book contains 11 representative papers on Chinese history written by Peixia Yi. which is a collection of her achievements in the past 50 years of academic research. Preface Fifty Years of Chinese History contains two interviews with Peixia Yi by the editor. describing the origin and process of her research on Chinese history. and expressing her views on academic issues such as Sinology i.