About the author

Li Bubai is a Chinese author of history books who approaches the past through the lens of geography. Public information about him is limited, and details such as his nationality, dates of birth and death, and educational background are not definitively recorded. Four of his works are currently included in the catalog, all developed around the theme of "looking at history through geography": the three-volume Through Geography to See History series, Through Geography to See History, the Three Kingdoms volume of that series, and Through Geography to See History: The Age of Exploration. These titles suggest that he habitually places geographical elements—mountains and rivers, terrain, climate, and transport patterns—in the foreground of his narrative in order to explain the course of historical events and the rise and fall of dynasties. His subjects range from ancient Chinese history to the global expansion of seafaring. Aimed at general readers, his writing emphasizes readability and a strong sense of space, giving him a distinctive orientation within the history-reading category.

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Publishers

中华地图学社People's Daily PressTaihai Publishing House