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Chapter List (42) Free
- 1: Section 1 The Meaning of China in History
- 2: Section 2 What is the Territory?
- 3: Section 3 Territory Varieties
- 4: Section 4 Why we need to understand the history of China’s territorial changes
- 5: Section 1 Xia Dynasty
- 6: Section 2 Shang Dynasty
- 7: The third quarter of the Western Zhou Dynasty
- 8: Section 4 Eastern Zhou Dynasty (Spring and Autumn Period, Warring States Period)
- 9: Chapter 3 The Expansion and Stability of the Central Plains Dynastic Territory: Qin and Han Dynasties
- 10: Section 2 Dilemma in the Early Western Han Dynasty
- 11: Section 3 Emperor Wudi of the Han Dynasty Expanded His Frontiers and Lands
- 12: Section 4 The Huns and other frontier regimes
- 13: Section 5 The Territory of the Eastern Han Dynasty
- 14: Section 6 The Inland Migration and Expansion of Frontier Nationalities
- 15: Chapter 4 Long-term division and short-term unification: Three Kingdoms to the Northern and Southern Dynasties
- 16: Section 2 The Rivalry of Heroes in Troubled Times: The Rise and Fall of the Sixteen Kingdoms
- 17: Section 3 Stability in Confrontation: Reunification and Restoration of the North
- 18: Section 4 Partial Expansion in the North and Retreat in the South
- 19: Chapter Five: From Great Unification to Great Split: Sui, Tang, and Five Dynasties Periods
- 20: Section 2 Unprecedented Exploitation: The Territory of the Early Tang Dynasty
- 21: Section 3 Decline After Prosperity: The Territory After the Mid-Tang Dynasty
- 22: Section 4 The rise and fall of frontier regimes
- 23: Section Five: The Period of Great Split: Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms
- 24: Chapter 6 Continuation and End of the Split: Song, Liao, Jin, and Yuan Periods
- 25: Section 2 The territory of Liao, Jin and other regimes
- 26: Section 3 The Dominion of the Pastoral Peoples: The Establishment of the Yuan Empire
- 27: Chapter 7 The Central Plains Dynasties in Retreat: The Ming Dynasty
- 28: Section 2 Relocation of Guards in the North and Northwest
- 29: Section 3 The Retreat of the South and Southwest
- 30: Section 4 Continuation of Sovereignty over Tibet
- 31: Section 5 Territories of other regimes
- 32: Section 1 Unification of the Northeast
- 33: Section 2 From Entry to the Pacification of Taiwan
- 34: In the third quarter, Galdan was defeated, and Mongolia was unified
- 35: Section 4 Establishment of Sovereignty over Tibet
- 36: Section 5 Tianshan North-South Road is included in the territory of the extremely prosperous territory and finally formed
- 37: Section 6 Loss of part of the territory after the imperialist invasion
- 38: Chapter IX The Formation of a Unified Chinese Territory Is a Historical Inevitability
- 39: Section 2 The Development of Productive Forces Promotes Unification
- 40: Section 3 Policies in line with the historical trend consolidated China's territory
- 41: Section 4 Backward Corruption Leads to Land Loss
- 42: Section 5 Struggle for the great cause of the reunification of the motherland
