In ancient Chinese texts, civilization emphasizes human virtues, which resembles the definition offered by Mirabeau. However, in traditional Chinese…[详细]

Western Eurasia and North Africa set a natural stage for civilizational exchanges around the Mediterranean. As a whole, they formed a “Western worl…[详细]

Slow development and stagnation are different concepts which should not be conflated.[详细]

The “Silk Roads: the Routes Network of Chang’an-Tianshan Corridor” serves as a timeless example of cross-border long-distance cultural exchanges,…[详细]

In Chinese history, reconstruction of ancient rural accounts played an immense role in fostering history as culture. [详细]

The majority of non-Western countries actively adopted new technologies, new ideas, and new organizational forms to change their own fate and increa…[详细]

In both Chinese and Western societies, historical experience and scholarly knowledge provide authority that is essential when seeking solutions to c…[详细]

In the Tang Dynasty, deep and extensive interactions between pastoral and agricultural populations enhanced the Chinese nation’s unity. [详细]

In the context of historiography, the ocean serves as a medium used by some historians to reflect their concept of historical space and support spec…[详细]