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Focusing on the integration of the Chinese civilization over the last four millennia, this book outlines the history of clashes, interactions, and fusion between the Huaxia civilization and the Grassland civilization, the two major powers shaping the history of China, from multiple perspectives. It particularly emphasizes how the two regional civilizations adapted themselves in response to each other throughout their evolution, and how they eventually combined to reach the pinnacle of a unified shining Chinese civilization. This book is a macroscopic delineation of the Chinese civilization aiming at helping readers better understand the origin of the Chinese identity, the Chinese nation, and its future.
List of contents
The Prologue - The Twin Peaks: The World of Grass and the World of Crops - The Melting Pot of Hu and Han: A Hybrid Regime Model Centered on Huaxia - Victory of the North: Hybrid Regimes Centered on the Grassland - The World in One Empire: The Unitary Regime of the Yuan Dynasty - The All-in-One Regime of the Qing Dynasty - Afterword.
About the author
A graduate of the prestigious Peking University, the author Bo Yin once worked as the editor-in-chief of World Heritages magazine. He is currently Vice President of Peiwen International Education, a member of the Chinese Cultural Relics Academy, and a historical writer.
