Author(s)

Hu Rongxian ¹, Liang Zhichang ¹

Affiliation(s)

¹ Guangdong University of Technology, Guangzhou, Guangdong, China

Corresponding Author

Hu Rongxian

ABSTRACT

The development of history has its own laws, and these laws are determined by the universe. Creatures on different planets have different fates and patterns. The creatures on Earth also have their own patterns. When the Earth warms up a bit, people on Earth will live happier lives and there will be more great figures appearing. And when the Earth enters a cold period, people on Earth will suffer more. People from various regions on Earth have established their own countries and formed their own cultures. In fact, the essence is determined by the geography of each region. Countries with maritime civilizations have more trade and democracy, while countries with continents have more agriculture and centralization. Many seemingly unrelated and vastly different things can actually be traced back to geographical factors. China, located in East Asia, also follows this pattern. This article combines the form of the Han Dynasty in ancient China to explain the historical stage in which New China was located.

KEYWORDS

Geographical determination, historical laws, China, historical stages

CITE THIS PAPER

Hu Rongxian, Liang Zhichang, The Historical Stage of the Development of New China. Lecture Notes on History (2025) Vol. 7: 38-42. DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.23977/history.2025.070106.

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