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              CN DKUSC 212 · Item · 2009.10
              Zhongshan Mountain, also known as Purple Mountain, is the core carrier of Nanjing’s cultural heritage. This book records its natural geography and forest resources, and elaborates on historical sites, tombs, stone inscriptions and architectures in three scenic zones: Ming Xiaoling Mausoleum, Dr. Sun Yat-sen Mausoleum and Linggu Temple. It sorts out historical figures, administrative institutions, cultural relic protection, tourism operation, economic development and environmental renovation. With chronicles and historical documents attached, the volume fully traces more than 2,500 years of natural and cultural evolution, providing systematic materials for mountain heritage conservation and cultural tourism in Nanjing. 王鹏善
              CN DKUSC 211 · Item · 2023.6
              As the origin of Ming imperial mausoleum systems and a World Cultural Heritage, the Ming Xiaoling Mausoleum is recorded in this book in terms of its history, architecture, rituals, relics, ecology and modern conservation. It fully displays the mausoleum’s historical and artistic value and provides reliable references for heritage research and protection. 汪东明
              CN DKUSC 214 · Item · 1978.10.15
              A playbill for the revival performance of Northern Kunqu Opera Theatre in 1978, a document recording the revival of Kunqu after the Cultural Revolution. It includes classic Kunqu excerpts such as Fight at the Inn, Stealing Magic Herb and Broken Bridge, with plots, origins and cast information. Simply and elegantly bound, it bears great historical significance for the recovery of traditional opera. 北方昆曲剧院
              CN DKUSC 167 · Item · 2013.11
              Kunshan City Chronicle is the second official local chronicle of Kunshan compiled in six years, covering 1981–2010 with major events. With 38 parts,181 chapters and about 1.8 million words, it records Kunshan’s all-round social-economic development after being upgraded from county to city, focuses on the formation of the well-known "Kunshan Path" amid reform and opening-up, and collects full data on industries, development zones, governance, social security and local culture. Adopting standard chronicling styles, it objectively shows Kunshan’s modernization transformation, serving historical preservation, policy reference and cultural inheritance. 昆山市地方志编纂委员会
              CN DKUSC 086 · Item · 1990.12
              This is the 1990 edition of Annals of Kunshan County, compiled by the local annals committee and published by Shanghai People's Publishing House. Completed in late 1989 to mark the 40th anniversary of the PRC and Kunshan's county-to-city transition, it spans ancient times to 1987 (major events to 1989). 王道伟
              CN DKUSC 155 · Item · 2021.7
              This two-volume gazetteer compiles 11 biographical documents of Kunshan figures from the Jin to Qing dynasties, including Epitaphs of Kunshan's Distinguished Personages. It systematically organizes historical records of local notable people, scholars, and individuals, serving as a key source for studying Kunshan’s local history and culture. 昆山市档案馆
              CN DKUSC 168 · Item · 2019.1
              This book collects 14 rare ancient town chronicles from the Ming, Qing and Republic of China periods, including Songnan Records, Chenmu Town Records, Zhouzhuang Town Records and Xinyi Manuscript. These volumes preserve original records of geographical evolution, local customs, products, historic sites, figures and literary documents. Among them, Yufeng Records of the Song Dynasty pioneered the style rules of local chronicles, marking milestone significance in Chinese chorography. With rigorous textual research, this collection is a precious ancient book for the study of Jiangnan water-town history and local culture. 昆山市地方志办公室编
              CN DKUSC 085 · Item · 2019.12
              Agriculture in Kunshan(by Li Huiyuan) is a cultural history book that systematically documents and showcases the traditional agricultural civilization of Kunshan, covering its agrarian history, farming tools, seasonal agricultural activities, and rural folk customs through a chapter-based structure. 文汇出版社(上海)
              CN DKUSC 213 · Item · 1974.9
              An early PRC practical guide of propaganda art. It illustrates slide script writing, hand-painting and dynamic slide production, with appendices about slide projectors and manufacturers. It records slide’s grassroots publicity function, serving as cultural propaganda historical material. 吴光
              CN DKUSC 089 · Item · 1979.2
              Compiled by the Chinese Cookbook Editorial Group and published by China Financial and Economic Publishing House, this regional volume systematically collects traditional and innovative Jiangsu dishes. It compiles recipes from experienced chefs and culinary professionals, intended as a reference for catering industry practitioners, culinary school students, and related personnel. 中国菜谱编写组
              Suzhou Guidebook
              CN DKUSC 193 · Item · 1935
              Original Republican-era travel guide to Suzhou. It records scenic spots, transport, catering and schedules, with vintage ads, serving as first-hand materials for 1930s Suzhou tourism and local life. 京滬滬杭甬鐵路管理局啟
              Lê quý dật sử
              CN DKUSC 219 · Item · 1987
              Le Quy Dat Su is a Vietnamese history book compiled by the renowned scholar Bui Duong Lich . It is a chronological history book covering Vietnamese history from 1758-1793. Bùi, Dương Lịch, 1757-1827
              CN DKUSC 220 · Collection · 1984
              "Hoàng Lê nhất thống chí" , also known as "An Nam nhất thống chí", is a prose novel written in Classical Chinese characters , part of the Ngô gia văn phái tùng thư (Ngô family literary works ) by authors from the Ngô Thì family in Tả Thanh Oai village. The novel covers major political conflicts in 18th century Vietnam. Ngô, Thời Chí, 1726-1780