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地理與中華民族之盛衰   (Wikidata search (Cirrus search) Wikidata query (SPARQL)  Create new Wikidata item based on this file)
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丁山著
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地理與中華民族之盛衰
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大中國圖書局 (上海)
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著者所著《中國通史》的第一章。按朝代順序,論述地理環境、地理條件對中華民族興衰的巨大影響

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(1) 由若干種姓融合而為中華民族的過程。
(2) 種姓不同系乎水土之風氣。
(3) 書同文、車同軌為奠定中華民族萬世一統的基礎。
(4) 萬里長城的價值不如五路南征。
(5) 沙漠中馬上為家的游牧者,為中華民族最大的威脅。
(6) 牛的動力不如馬,我們牛耕的生產逐常受馬的壓迫。
(7) 漢高祖白登之辱由於步兵,武帝有壯盛的馬隊所以征服匈奴。
(8) 漢平四羌也賴馬力。
(9) 世界第一個探險家張騫通西域與西域諸國的歸順。
(10) 水陸並進伐朝鮮,征越南。
(11) 以馬制馬,以船制船,奠定了漢族的疆土。
(12) 「國必自伐然後人伐之」的永嘉南渡與文物南遷。
(13) 西北馬蹄陷入東南湖沼——肥水之戰。
(14) 虜馬飲江水,歸燕巢林木,南北朝對立的慘史。
(15) 魏孝文帝用夏變夷促進民族的鎔合。
(16) 天塹不足恃,中華歸一統。
(17) 隋文帝不顧私情,慎選良吏,用成一代之盛。
(18) 地理上的南北阻隔,讓煬帝鑒通了。
(19) 貞觀之治由於天下為公,選賢授能。
(20) 人類之王「愛夷狄如中華」。
(21) 以安民為甲兵,以名將為長城,塞外的鐵騎為我們的步卒所屈服。
(22) 大敗倭國之後,士氣衰落了。
(23) 安史亂後,藩鎮割據,契丹抬頭。
(24) 杯酒釋兵權,養兵以自困;與士大夫治天下,天下之民不聊生,鳴呼北宋。
(25) 南軍使船如駛馬,苟全了南宋的君臣。
(26) 裏海、高喀斯山、都防止不住「世界侵略者」。
(27) 蒙古馬隊踏平東歐。
(28) 鴉兵撤星陣趕的人類無去處。
(29) 會通河對於民族的貢獻,種族階級對於漢族的推殘。
(30) 破天荒以淮南步兵完成北伐大業——明太祖。
(31) 驢子軍,絕沙漠,成祖遠征不能根絕三衛之禍。
(32) 女真再起,流寇亡明。
(33) 人口由二千萬膨漲至四萬萬,清初也是中華盛世。
(34) 政治不進步,禍從海上來。
(35) 還是運用我們基本的生產動力擊敗海洋的侵略。
(36) 二千年來威脅我們民族的暴力又復活了!
(37) 總結——沙漠是中華民族的盲腸。

Language Chinese
Publication date 民國37[1948]
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institution QS:P195,Q732353
(民國時期文獻 民國圖書)
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政治地理學
中圖分類
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K92
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di li yu zhong hua min zu zhi sheng shuai
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