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Author : 李明杰,沈文周,许森安,曹丕富 编著;张恒瑞 译 Li Mingjie;Shen Wenzhou;Xu Sen'an;Cao Pifu
Publisher : China Intercontinental Press
Date : 201412
ISBN : 978-7-5085-2947-9
Pages : 217页
Price : $79
The Past and Present of China’s Seas was compiled and revised by the Marine Development Strategy Institute of State Oceanic Administration. It is one of the volumes of the series of China’s Maritime Development which is the publishing program sponsored by the National Publishing Fund as well as the Twelfth Five-year Guideline of National Important Books. This book depicts the physical features of China’s neighboring seas, sea bays, islands and seaports. It also introduces historically China’s process in knowing, developing, and utilizing seas as well as the history of Chinese people struggling to defend and uphold national sovereignty and maritime rights and interests when modern China suffered from invasion of the imperialist powers from seas.
Chapters
Pages Download ReadEternally Moist-Broad China Sea
10-17The Foothold Facing the Sea-Major Peninsulas,Straits and Bays in China
18-28A Shining Pearl Necklace-Numerous Excellent Harbors in China
29-41Treasures in China's Seas-China's Star-studded Islands
42-53Ancient China's Marine Memories
58-64Waves that Never Disappear-Major Maritime Events after the Qin Dynasty
65-87Humiliation and Resistance over the Sea in Modern Times
88-121Two National Crises caused by Prohibition of Opium
92-93Westernization Movement with the Theme of “Self-improvement” and “Prosperity”
94-96Western Powers’ Partition of China
97-102History of Safeguarding the Sea Power
103-121Restoration of the Marine Industry and the Development of the Salt Chemical Industry
126-127Lay a Scientific Foundation for Marine Industry Development
128-151Planning and Preparation of Marine Resources
156-162Representatives of “Blue Economy”
163-172Safeguard Sea Rights and Blue Territory
173-179Self-regulation in Marine Protection and Development
184-187Initiatives to Safeguard Safe Navigation
188-197Missions and Expectations in Marine Space
198-213