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(Ebook) A Short History of Beijing by Jonathan Clements ISBN 9781913368463, 1913368467

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Authors:Jonathan Clements
Pages:240 pages.
Year:2022
Editon:1
Publisher:Haus Publishing
Language:english
File Size:5.46 MB
Format:epub
ISBNS:9781913368463, 1913368467
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(Ebook) A Short History of Beijing by Jonathan Clements ISBN 9781913368463, 1913368467

A guide to the history of China’s capital, from before its rise to prominence as the seat of empires to the 2022 Winter Olympics.   Before China’s capital became a sprawling megacity and international center of business and culture, its fortunes fluctuated under a dozen dynasties. It has been a capital for several states, including those headed by Mongolian chiefs and the glorious Ming emperors, whose tombs can still be found on its outskirts. And before all that, it was a campsite for primitive hominids, known as the Peking Man.A Short History of Beijingtells the story of this remarkable city, from its more famous residents—Khubilai Khan, Marco Polo, and Chairman Mao—right up to the twenty-first century, as modern construction wiped out so much of the old city to make way for its twenty-million-strong population. Through his timely and intimate portrait of the world’s most populous capital city, Jonathan Clements reveals the history of China itself.
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