The study of history during Wei-Jin-Sui-Tang Period of China between 2010 and 2011 developed quantitatively and also presented noticeable research in a variety of subjects. The trend in subjects studied shows that history of society and daily life, an...
The study of history during Wei-Jin-Sui-Tang Period of China between 2010 and 2011 developed quantitatively and also presented noticeable research in a variety of subjects. The trend in subjects studied shows that history of society and daily life, and study of historical geography were active, while history of ceremony and culture, especially the history of socio-economics, received little attention.
The most noteworthy outcome were studies related with the history of foreign relations, specifically the relations between central Chinese Dynasties and northen nomadic nations. Recent works brought out a noticeable view that the frontier districts or outlying regions of China had their own status, regional identity and society, with the exception of their relation with central Chinese Dynasties. Undoubtedly such results were possible in part due to continued reanalysis of historical materials, the diversification of study methods, and advent of interdisciplinary research.