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31. The Ming Dynasty
THE Ming dynasty (1368-1644), born of a peasant army in revolt against the oppression of the Yuan (Mongol) dynasty, reconsolidated China under the Han feudal landlord class. But it also saw feudalism
Author: JIAO JIAN Year 1980 Issue 8 PDF HTML
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32. Ming Dynasty
IN the first half of the Ming dynasty (1368-1644) China was known in the world as a rich and powerful country. She received envoys and trade missions from many lands and extended her foreign contacts
Author: JIAO JIAN Year 1980 Issue 9 PDF HTML
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33. Xue Muqiao: Innovative Economist
QIU JIAN is a staff reporter for China Reconstructs.A BEST-SELLER in China - a quarter a million copies were sold in six months - is not a thriller nor an "inside story", but an academic work
Author: QIU JIAN Year 1980 Issue 10 PDF HTML
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34. The Ming Dynasty 3-Culture and Science
AS a commodity economy and primitive capitalist production developed after the middle of the Ming dynasty (1368-1644) China continued in the front ranks of world science and technology. Degeneration
Author: JIAO JIAN Year 1980 Issue 10 PDF HTML
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35. The Ming Dynasty
MING dynasty rule (1368-1644) lasted for 276 years. ' In its last years, corrupt bureaucracy, oppression of the people and successive famines gave rise to revolts in the countryside. The peasant
Author: JIAO JIAN Year 1980 Issue 11 PDF HTML
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36. The Ming Dynasty 5-The Struggle for Territorial Sovereignty Begins
IN the 16th and 17th centuries, covering the last years of the Ming dynasty and the early years of the Qing dynasty, the Chinese people fought many battles to safeguard their northeastern regions and
Author: JIAO JIAN Year 1980 Issue 12 PDF HTML
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37. The Qing Dynasty
THE QING DYNASTY (1644-1911), last of China's feudal dynasties, was founded by nobles of the Manchu nationality of China's northeast[注释1]. From their early capital there, Shenyang, they swept down to
Author: JIAO JIAN Year 1981 Issue 1 PDF HTML
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38. The Qing Dynasty: 2. Consolidating and Defending the Multinational Country
IN its early period the Qing dynasty (1644-1911) quelled several rebellions by nobles in the frontier regions, further consolidating the multinational-Chinese state in a situation in which foreign
Author: JIAO JIAN Year 1981 Issue 2 PDF HTML
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39. The Qing Dynasty 3. Traditional Culture and Critical Ideas
CHINA'S CULTURE during the Qing dynasty (1644-1911) continued to develop in fields in which her ancient civilization had excelled, particularly astronomy and medicine. As feudalism began to decline,
Author: JIAO JIAN Year 1981 Issue 3 PDF HTML
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40. China's Shipbuilding Boom
CHINA was one of the world's first nations to develop shipbuilding and ocean navigation. As far back as the Northern and Southern dynasties (420-589), noted scientist Zu Chongzhi invented a ship
Author: QIU JIAN Year 1982 Issue 1 PDF HTML