As the most literary person on the planet, I have been thinking about a problem recently. If I lived in the era when great cultural masters came forth in large numbers in the Republic of China, would I have the opportunity to become a cultural celebrity at that time with my face value and domineering?
Book of the Republic of China 1 0 1 "Going to the Republic of China:1912-1949 Private Life"
Liu yangdong
Douban score: 7.0 (5 1 1 person score)
As the golden age of culture, numerous cultural celebrities emerged in the Republic of China, attracting readers from generation to generation, but we know little about them.
In view of this problem, I recommend you to go to the Republic of China.
This is a book that makes you know more about the literati of the Republic of China. Turning it over is a vivid private case.
Wu Changshuo once married a concubine, but within two years, she ran away with someone else. However, he doesn't care. When chatting with friends, he often uses it as a joke to enliven the atmosphere.
Everyone has heard about the affair between Xu Zhimo and Lu Xiaoman, but interestingly, when Lu Xiaoman got married for the first time, Xu Zhimo was the best man. Later, Lu Xiaoman and Xu Zhimo remarried, and her ex-husband became a member of the groomsman group.
Master Liang Qichao is actually an avid mahjong player. Master Hongyi usually wears patchwork clothes with 224 patches, all of which are sewn by himself. ......
With the author's narration, scholars and celebrities who are being forgotten by the times and those who are gradually forgotten suddenly become flesh and blood, lovely and kind.
They are no longer accomplished masters, but independent ordinary people like us.
02 Men's Best Friend in the Republic of China
Cui Yan
Douban score: 7.9 (1 10 people score)
Love in the Republic of China has always been a hot topic. In that turbulent era, countless thrilling love stories were staged, which made people yearn for it.
However, behind love, what attracted me most was the friendship between men and women at that time-it was a wonderful relationship called "confidante of red (blue) beauty".
This book records the friendship of 12, including Jin and Lin, Lu Xun and Xiao Hong, Zhang Xueliang and Liang Shiqiu and Bing Xin, Hu Shi and Lu Xiaoman, which we are not familiar with. ...
Among them, the friendship between Bing Xin and Liang Shiqiu is something I never forget.
Liang Shiqiu once publicly criticized Bing Xin's poems in the newspaper, and the two became attached to each other and established a profound friendship.
Later, they separated the two sides of the Taiwan Province Strait and haven't seen each other for many years. But when Liang Shiqiu's daughter visited Bing Xin for him in his later years, his message to Bing Xin was "I haven't changed." What Bing Xin brought back was: "You tell him that I haven't changed either."
Time flies, this heart will never change. I really envy this tacit understanding.
After reading this book, you will believe that there are still touching feelings in this world that transcend gender love and secular concepts and can span the length of life and the width of soul.
03 "1933, listening to the Republic of China"
Lin Yutang, Liang Shuming, Hu Shi, etc
Douban score: 7.4 (12 1 person score)
Apart from the wonderful anecdotes of celebrities, I think the reason why the Republic of China is moving is that even in that relatively desperate war era, we can always see the fire of hope.
1 932165438+10/day, the prestigious Oriental magazine published a big news and sent about 400 letters to celebrities from all walks of life in China, soliciting their dreams for the future and personal life.
So the first-class intellectuals in the country collectively had an unprecedented dream. Among all these dreams, one dream deeply touched me, and it came from Lin Yutang.
He hopes that opium cultivation will be banned nationwide;
I hope to have a good university run by China people.
I hope to build a national road and let him return to his hometown 18 years ago;
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In his thoughts, there are both his own personal realm and expectations and encouragement for the bright future of the country, although some dreams have not yet been fully realized.
But people like him who struggled to survive in the boundless darkness and never forgot to do their best to create light made me really feel the beating pulse of the Republic of China.
04 "The Life History of the Silver Dollar Age"
Chen cunren
Douban score: 8.6(2 174 people score)
Speaking of life in the Republic of China, many people may have cheongsam and dance in their minds, and gorgeous scenes in film and television works emerge.
But what kind of life did ordinary people live at that time? Many people don't know.
This book, from the perspective of an ordinary citizen, shares with you the truest daily life, joys and sorrows of ordinary people in the Republic of China.
The author Chen Cunren was a famous doctor in Shanghai in 1930s and 1940s. He was born into a businessman's family, but his family came down. Fortunately, he received relief from relatives and friends before finishing his studies, becoming a Chinese medicine practitioner and having his own light.
However, he did not write his memoirs as a history of inspirational struggle, but enriched our imagination of the Republic of China society with a lot of life details and the use of silver dollars.
How detailed is it, down to the price of snacks such as sugar and raw pears, as well as the price of western food, the fare by tram and the cost of going to school. ...
If I hadn't written it down with my heart at that time, it's hard for me to imagine that a person could still tell their price decades later.
It was because of his concern that we really came into contact with the ordinary life of ordinary people in Shanghai at that time.
This book made me realize more clearly that the Republic of China suffered from poverty besides being addicted to money and money. It's like a gorgeous robe full of lice.
05 "Go to school"
he zhaowu
Douban score: 8.8 (evaluated by 9956 people)
I often wonder why there were brilliant masters in the difficult war years of the Republic of China.
In this book, I found the answer.
He Zhaowu, the author of this book, is a witness of that era. In this memoir, he narrated the past events from1920s to1940s.
One of the highlights is his seven-year study experience at National Southwest Associated University.
There are masters we are familiar with: Hu Shi, Chen Yinque, Jin, Liang Sicheng, Qian Zhongshu and Shen Congwen. ...
As professors, they are free to teach according to their own views and teach whatever they want; Students can study at will, discuss without scruple, question face to face, and even switch departments completely freely. If you are interested in something, you can see it and learn it. There are no strict restrictions.
It is this freedom that gives full play to a person's potential and makes everyone have a unique personality charm, a free lifestyle and a high spiritual temperament, thus achieving an independent master era.
After reading this book, I just want to carry a small schoolbag and go to the last school in the Republic of China.
Books of the Republic of China II Recommended Books on History of the Republic of China 1: History of the Republic of China (all 36 volumes)
Author: Xin Li, editor-in-chief, editor of the Republic of China History Research Office of the Institute of Modern History of China Academy of Social Sciences.
The History of the Republic of China is a general history of the Republic of China, which mainly shows the major historical process, important people's activities and major events of the Republic of China (19 12- 1949). This book inherits the tradition of compiling history in ancient China, and is mainly in the form of history, biography and chronology. It is divided into three parts: History of the Republic of China, Biography of Historical Figures of the Republic of China and Memorabilia of the History of the Republic of China.
Recommended History Books of the Republic of China II: Congress History of the Republic of China (three volumes in total)
Authors: Gu, Yuan Xiangfu,
After the founding of the Republic of China, parliamentary democracy was introduced and the National Assembly of the Republic of China was established. The history of the Republic of China Congress is an important part of the history of the Republic of China. In the early years of the Republic of China, Congress was established almost overnight. This was an important attempt by China to introduce western democracy, but it soon began to decline. From the establishment of the Congress, to the endless struggle of various parties in the Congress, to the fact that the Congress was hopeless because of its own corruption, it was finally spurned by the people of China. It is really "its prosperity is also prosperous, and its death is also sudden." It has left too much regret for history and too much thinking for future generations. The study of the history of Congress is a pioneering work. At present, there is a lack of systematic and in-depth research on this subject in academic circles, and it is also difficult to find a monograph on related research. Gu and Yuan Xiangfu wrote a long monograph "History of the Congress of the Republic of China" with 6.5438+0.6 million words, which reproduces the history of the rise and fall of the Congress of the Republic of China for more than ten years with detailed historical data, fills the gap in this research field and has high academic value.
Recommended History Books of the Republic of China III: Research on Sun Yat-sen's Political Thought
Author: Wang Deming
This book contains two articles, Analysis and Research of Sun Yat-sen's Revolutionary Thought in the League Period and Analysis and Research of Sun Yat-sen's Revolutionary Thought, which trace back and analyze the composition of Sun Yat-sen's Three People's Principles from the aspects of politics, society and ideological background before and after the founding of the Republic of China, revealing its external sources, development process, content points, theoretical system, characteristics of the times and even the effectiveness of implementation, thus proving the rationality and effectiveness of its political thought; It is a masterpiece to study Sun Yat-sen's revolutionary thought and even the modern revolutionary history of China.
Recommended History Books of the Republic of China IV: Biography of Chiang Kai-shek (Volume I)
Authors: Yan, Zheng Zemin.
History cannot be assumed, and historical research is always a process close to the truth. The author of this book has studied and paid attention to Chiang Kai-shek's masterpieces for nearly 40 years, from 40,000 words to 400,000 words, and now it is nearly 800,000 words. With his broad academic vision and solid academic foundation, he quoted a large number of Chiang Kai-shek's diaries, carefully screened the archives published by the Second Historical Archives and Taiwan Province Province, and reproduced the historical details of Chiang Kai-shek's early securities trading activities, his visit to the Soviet Union, his organization of the Anti-Japanese War and his administration of Taiwan Province Province. From the perspective of national independence, national unity and social development in modern times, the author re-understands and re-evaluates Chiang Kai-shek in different periods, not only sees his inner world from Chiang Kai-shek's diary, but also deeply analyzes the main deeds of his life, so as to restore a true, objective and plump Chiang Kai-shek for readers.
Books of the Republic of China: Clouds in Beijing, Home, Spring, Autumn, Camel Xiangzi and Bailuyuan.
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