“Past and Present” of Urban Development in China

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“Past and Present” of Urban Development in China 视频慕课课程简介：

Through the study of “Past and Present” of Urban Development in China，learn about the uniqueness and independence of the Chinese civilization on urban development; Understand the essence of Chinese traditional urban planning ideas; raise awareness and protection awareness of Chinese traditional historical and cultural cities ; Understand the importance of urban civilization inheritance.

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“Past and Present” of Urban Development in China 课程列表：

Preface

-0.0 Thoughts from “Urban Development”

-0.0 Introduction: Inspirations from City Developme

Chapter I First Appearance of “Past Life” of Chinese Cities

-1.1 Origin of City and Formation of Settlements

--1.1.1 Evolution of Primitive Settlements

--1.1.2 Characteristic of Regional Settlements

--1.1.3 Analysis of Typical Sites

-1.2 The Prototype of City: The Settlement Alliance

--1.2.1 A Special Era: Longshan Era

--1.2.2 Meaning of Longshan Settlements

--1.2.3 Urban Structures and Functions of Longshan City

-1.3 Constructions of Settlement System in the Xia Dynasty

--1.3.1 New Progress of the Xia Dynasty

--1.3.2 Territorial Space Organization in the Xia Dynasty

--1.3.3 Settlement System and Urban Structure in the Xia Dynasty

-1.4 The Shang Dynasty: The Beginning of Feudalism

--1.4.1 Interpretation of Social Development in the Shang Dynasty

--1.4.2 The Birth of Territorial Urban System

--1.4.3 Introduction to the Regional Cities

-1.5 The Western Zhou Dynasty: Relatively Independent Urban System under the Ritual System

--1.5.1 Social Conditions of the Zhou Dynasty

--1.5.2 Urban System Under the Ritual Norms: “The Rites of the Zhou Dynasty: The Artificer’s Record” a

-1.6 Changes on Urban System in the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period

--1.6.1 Social Changes was on the Rise

--1.6.2 The Urban Interpretation in the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period

--1.6.3 The Urban Interpretation of Other Cities in the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring State

--1.6 The Spring and Autumn and Warring States Period: Version 1.0 of the Urban Response

-1.7 The Urban Interpretation of Other Cities in the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States

--1.7.1 Interpretation of the Qin Unification

--1.7.2 Origin of Urban System and Hierarchy

--1.7.3 Features of Urban Construction and Development in the Qin Dynasty

-1.8 The Evolution of City Functions in Han Dynasty

--1.8.1 Socioeconomic and Cultural Characteristics of the Han Dynasty

--1.8.2 Geographical Features of the Han Dynasty

--1.8.3 Introduction to Typical Cities in the Han Dynasty

--1.8.4 Introduction to Other Cities in the Han Dynasty

--1.8 The Evolution of City Functions in Han Dynasty

-1.9 Regime Changes During the Three Kingdoms, the Western Jin and Eastern Jin Dynasties, and the Sou

--1.9.1 Interpretation of Social Background

--1.9.2 Features of City Planning During the Tumultuous Period

--1.9.3 Influence of Religions on Urban Construction

-1.10 The 2.0 Version of City System

--1.10.1 Analysis of Urban System

--1.10.2 Yecheng: The Capital City in Cao-Wei Period

--1.10.3 Luoyang–the Capital of the Northern Wei Dynasty

--1.10.4 Jiankang: The Capital of 6 Dynasties

--1.10 The 2.0 Version of City System

-Chapter I First Appearance of “Past Life” of Chinese Cities

Chapter II The Flourish of Chinese Cities in Ancient Times

-2.1 The Great Tang Dynasty

--2.1.1 Interpretation of Social Development in the Sui and Tang Dynasties

--2.1.2 The Economic Development in the Sui and Tang Dynasties

--2.1.3 The Relationship Between the Regime and Cities in the Prosperous Tang Dynasty

--2.1 The Great Tang Dynasty

-2.2 Accelerated Cultural Integration and Improved City System

--2.2.1 Characteristics of City Framework and Functional Transition in Tang Dynasty

--2.2.2 The Development Features of Emerging Cities

--2.2.3 Analysis of Typical Cities

--2.2.4 Introduction to Luoyang, the Eastern Capital of Tang Dynasty

--2.2.5 Common Towns in Prefectures and Counties and Commercial Cites in Sui and Tang Dynasties

--2.2.6 Cities in Outlying Districts and Regions Inhabited by Ethnic Minorities in the Sui and Tang Dy

-2.3 New Development in Song Dynasty

--2.3.1 Influence of Socio-economic Background in Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms Period

--2.3.2 Interpretation of Socio-economic Background in Song Dynasty

--2.3.3 Interpretation of City Development in Song Dynasty

-2.4 City Construction: Revolutionary Change

--2.4.1 Kaifeng: The Capital City of Northern Song Dynasty

--2.4.2 Capital of Southern Song Dynasty—Lin’an

--2.4.3 Interpretation of Regional Central Cities in Song Dynasty

--2.4.4 Fishing City: A Defensive City in Song Dynasty

--2.4.5 Cities of Western Xia, Liao and Jin in the Song Dynasty

--2.4 City Construction: Revolutionary Change

-2.5 Gloomy Yuan Dynasty: the Return of Urban Space

--2.5.1 Interpretation of the Socioeconomic Background of the Yuan Dynasty

--2.5.2 Urban Development Under the Co-Existence of Multi-Ethnic Cultures

--2.5.3 A New Interpretation of Urban Planning for Reinvention

--2.5 Gloomy Yuan Dynasty: the Return of Urban Space

-2.6 Ming Dynasty: Revival of Socioeconomy

--2.6.1 The Interpretation of the Social Background of Ming Dynasty

--2.6.2 Economic Development in Ming Dynasty

-2.7 Urban Reconstruction: The Brilliance Reappearance

--2.7.1 Interpretation of Urban Development in the Ming Dynasty

--2.7.2 The Urban Construction of Ming Dynasty

--2.7.3 The Central City Under Regional Feudal Rule in Ming Dynasty

-2.8 The City in Qing Dynasty and the Response of Tradition

--2.8.1 Social Development in the Qing Dynasty

--2.8.2 The Economic Situation in the Qing Dynasty

--2.8.3 Differences in Regional Development

-2.9 The Social and Economic Situation in the Qing Dynasty

--2.9.1 the characteristics of urbanization in the Qing Dynasty first

--2.9.2 Urbanization Under the Influence of Global Economic Integration

--2.9.3 The Characteristics of Cities in the Qing Dynasty

-Chapter II The Flourish of Chinese Cities in Ancient Times

Chapter III “This life” Prelude of Chinese Cities

-3.1 Struggling Under Semi-Colonial Situation in Modern China

--3.1.1 Overview of Modern China

--3.1.2 The Political and Economic Situation in Modern China

--3.1.3 Characteristics of the Development Trend of the Modern Cities

-3.2 Modern City · Development in Difficulty

--3.2.1 The Classifications of Cities in Modern China

--3.2.2 Introduce the Characteristics of Typical Cities in Modern Times

--3.2.3 The Development of Traditional Cities in Modern Times

--3.2.4 Relatively Declining Cities

--3.2 Modern City · Development in Difficulty

-3.3 The Beginning of New China·All That was Left Undone are yet to be Dealt With

--3.3.1 Socio-economic Situation in the 1950s

--3.3.2 Socio-economic Status in the 1960s and 1970s

--3.3.3 Overview of the Development of City Planning in New China

--3.3 The Beginning of New China·All That was Left Undone are yet to be Dealt With

-3.4 The Interpretation of City Planning Before 1970s

--3.4.1 The Historical Features Reflected in Urban Development and Construction before the Reform and

--3.4.2 City Planning in 1950s

--3.4.3 Strategic City Planning in 1960s and 1970s

--3.4 The Interpretation of City Planning Before 1970s

-3.5 Modern City: Exploration of Pluralistic Thoughts

--3.5.1 Socio-Economic Background in 1980s

--3.5.2 City Planning in 1980s

-Chapter Ⅲ: The Development of Chinese Cities in Mo

“Past and Present” of Urban Development in China 开设学校：昆明理工大学

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