In¡°A History of Ideas of China¡±, Professor Ge Zhaoguang presents an introduction, a history of traditional Chinese knowledge, thought and belief from ancient times to the nineteenth century with a new approach offering a new perspective. It appropriates a wide range of source materials and emphasizes the necessity of understanding ideas and thought in their proper historical contexts. Its analytical narrative focuses on the dialectical interaction between historical background and intellectual thought. While discussing the complex dynamics of interaction among the intellectual thought of elite Chinese scholars, their historical conditions, their canonical texts and the ¡°worlds of general knowledge, thought and belief¡±, it also illuminates the significance of key issues such as the formation of the Chinese view of the world order and its underlying value system, the origins of Chinese cultural identity and foreign influences.
  

This book is the first collection of the lectures on the Chinese history of historiography by an eminent scholar, Prof. Zhu Weizheng, who has taught this subject for three decades.
  

This is the very first book to explore the historical data about the Diaoyu Island with a variety of research methods and detailed analysis.
  

This collection is the first general history of the evolution of China¡¯s administrative divisions. The authors research the history of the evolution of Chinese administration divisions from pre-Qin to the year 1949. This research is not only the traditional textual criticism about the evolution of diachronic geopolitics, but also a rehabilitation of the coexisting features of geopolitics in the same time. All the volumes are written by eminent professors of History Department of Fudan University. There are totally 13 volumes, including general Introduction, pre-Qin volume, the Qin and Han Dynasty volume, Three Kingdoms, Jins and Southern Dynasties volume, 16 Kingdoms and Northern Dynasties volume, Sui Dynasty volume, Tang and Five Dynasties volume, Song and Xixia volume, Liao and Jin volume, Yuan Dynasty volume, Ming Dynasty volume, Qing Dynasty volume, and Republic of China (1912-1949) volume.
  

This is a book which has won many national awards in China. The English, Japanese and Korean language versions have been published worldwide. This is a totally newly-written history of Chinese literature, which shows the achievements of academic research both at home and abroad, as well as the authors¡¯ thinking. It seeks truth from facts and gives unique description of the developmental process of Chinese literature before the modern era. This is an outstanding masterpiece by worldwide-known Professor Zhang Peiheng written in his seventies, and together with other eminent specialists in history of literature. Many of a famous literary work are criticized from a new point of view, many literary facts which have been neglected are analyzed with insights, and not a few literary figures and their works which have been denied are objectively reviewed. It is an important work with unique style, full of new ideas, and with a fresh and lively narration.
  

This book has won a variety of national awards, including the Seventh China Book Prize. It not only re-describes Zhu Xi as a human being instead of ""god"", but aslo fleshes him out by investigating thousands of historical records and making a new study of his ideological development. Along with revealing the essence and value of his ideological system, it unfolds a grand historical painting of the change of the Northern and Southern Song Dynasties.
  
  

This version has been sold about 600,000 copies and selected as one of the ¡°30 books in 30 years¡±, causing great impact on both China and the world. The author describes a range of thought-provoking cases in the history. While vividly telling us stories of different dynasties, the author reveals some unspoken cues and habits called ""hidden rules"" under the formal regulations, which in fact dominated the social operation. He also writes about the definition, feature and environment of hidden rules as well as the influence on different classes.
  
   Media Review£º
   It decodes the rules of real games in Chinese history.
   -- Shenzhen Press Group
   The book not only impacts the audience or cultural circle, but also generates
   a great influence on the transitional Chinese society.
   --Southern Metropolis Daily