Open-access Chinese historiography serves as an exemplar of endogenous evolution profoundly influenced by Western interactions

Chinese historiography developed on the margins of Western historiography. As a result of its own civilization, it was built on different assumptions and methodologies. The impact of the West on China in the 19th century could not fail to influence it. Given the technical superiority of the West, Chinese intellectuals tried to adapt their way of doing history to that of foreigners. In this article, starting from the doubts about this process that Chinese scholars show today, we intend to review the evolution of Chinese historiography from the first attempts at reform to the changes introduced by Marxism and its adaptation to the China of the Reform and Opening.

Keywords
Chinese historiography; Chinese history; Chinese historians

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