Liu Yizheng (柳詒徵) (1880 - 1956) is a famous Chinese modern
Liu Yizheng finished several first Chinese history books including history books of education, commerce and culture. "Chinese Culture History" (中國文化史) and "Be-all and End-all of National History" (國史要義) are the most important of his works.
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