英文摘要
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The emergence of textbook is an epochal event in modern China. The information conveyed in textbook map out the knowledge structure of every generation. The Chinese Cultural History textbook, first issued in 1965 and ceased publication in 2007, not only shaped the concept of culture and history of Taiwanese teenagers, but also reflected identity within different generations. In this article I compare various versions of Chinese Cultural History, analyze their strategy of compilation and writing; and interpret the interaction between textbook content, political ideology, and national education policy. I especially highlight the interaction between writing strategies of textbooks and transformation of knowledge structure, underscore the academic research trend and its feedback toward popular education. We may find, at last, that this textbook miniature the changing idea of "culture" from Chinese Cultural Renaissance before the lift of Marshal Law to reshaping cultural identity which rooted in Taiwan.
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