China How about Tradition and Change

Mr. Zhengqing Fei is a tenured professor at Harvard University, a noted historian, the most prestigious observer of China in the United States, a leading researcher in the field of modern and contemporary Chinese history in the United States, and the "No. 1 China expert". Compared with a large work like The Cambridge History of China, China: Traditions and Changes is a concise history of China, focusing on how the traditions and structures of Chinese society have changed from the perspective of Chinese history. We have been studying Chinese history since middle school, and we are familiar with some important historical facts, but the "five-pointed" approach to history that we have been exposed to analyzes and evaluates history more from the perspective of class, and we seldom see other different perspectives. Over the years, Mr. Huang Renyu's The Great History of China, The Fifteenth Year of the Wanli Calendar, and a set of scholarly works on Chinese history led by Mr. Fei Zhengqing have been like a breath of fresh air, bringing us different historical perspectives and profound insights, allowing us to re-examine and better understand how the Chinese nation has passed through the past several thousand years of history. For a book like China: Traditions and Changes, it is a kind of must-have between a history book and a tool book, if you like history, you can take it out from time to time and flip through it, not necessarily read it from the beginning to the end, because then, you may never pick up the book.