Communication, Civilization and China

Focusing on the Tang Dynasty's remarkable prosperity, this book delves into its civilization, culture, and communication methods. It references over 40 ancient texts and 70 contemporary scholarly works to explore the era's innovative communication systems, including the postal service and early newspapers. Additionally, it examines literature, poetry, public spaces, and the influence of folk culture, while addressing intellectual debates on freedom of speech. This comprehensive study positions the Tang Dynasty at the crossroads of the classical and modern worlds.