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The Present Situation and Prospects for Studies on the History of Sui and Tang Dynasties in China——Mainly about the Research Achievements in Mainland China in 2005

Yingchun Fan

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This paper summarizes achievements of research on the history of Sui and Tang Dynasties in mainland China in the year of 2005.On the basis of evaluating objectively the present situation,this paper analyzes the trend and method as well as problems in studies on the history of the Sui and Tang Dynasties.

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This paper summarizes achievements of research on the history of Sui and Tang Dynasties in mainland China in the year of 2005.On the basis of evaluating objectively the present situation,this paper analyzes the trend and method as well as problems in studies on the history of the Sui and Tang Dynasties.

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This paper summarizes achievements of research on the history of Sui and Tang Dynasties in mainland China in the year of 2005.On the basis of evaluating objectively the present situation,this paper analyzes the trend and method as well as problems in studies on the history of the Sui and Tang Dynasties.

Key concepts: China, Mainland China, History, Ancient history, China mainland, Six Dynasties, Literature, Archaeology

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