Yang Haiying: Half Chinese history

He's a Chinese historian who speaks of the real Chinese history that has opened up across Eurasia through his eyes. A book that has been found to be a triggering analysis of the Chinese problem today, beyond Chinese center, and it is a vivid Eurasian history, of course, that was seen when the Mongol-born author jumped across the Great Wall on his own and jumped over. Not the humble land of Man-ari as China has taught us. If you extend your perspective to the Eurasian continent, you will find a mountain civilization that began 1,000 years earlier than the imperial civilizations, where the creators of the civilization migrated into the land and found a new history. After the Shang Mountain civilization, there were many civilizations in the grasslands that have been able to influence and touch continents and bring history together, not one-way-wayly primitive orlanga rule by civilized China and spread culture. The author proves this by means of numerous documents and field research, saying that the Chinese are a trap to bind the possibility of international openness and further development to the self-centered concept of China. China, in the 21st century, reveals its own view that if it wanted to be one of the great states leading the world, it would have to turn to an international nation like the former party and not fear the influence of other peoples and other cultures.

Korean title: 반 중국역사

Korean author: 양하이잉

Korean publisher: 살림

ISBN-13: 9788952238160