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《上海的法国文化地图》内容简介：国际友人、海外旅游者来到上海，一定想知道自己和这座城市有着怎样的渊源。了解上海，融入上海——从打开《上海的外国文化地图》开始！《上海的法国文化地图》带你寻访之后，会让你觉得，上海，其实离你并不遥远。以地图为引导，人物、故事、文化地标、名宅胜迹、人文习尚，璀璨斑斓，目不暇接。

出版说明

一套连接上海与世界的书何承伟

总序

中国文化在交融和激荡中升华熊月之

前言

上海的法国记忆

壹 法国在上海设立的“法国区”

1、法国人的到来

十四个月零十六天的航程

法国首任驻沪领事

第一座领事馆

法租界的开辟

三座天主堂的落成

2、图说法租界

几幅不同时期的老图片

地图中的变迁

3、营造东方巴黎

公董局：法国人创建的市政机构

洋泾浜南岸的洋“总督”

法国人的管理

“法国区”的烙印

贰 在上海的那些法国人

1、传教士们

留长辫穿长袍的法国神父

科学家、艺术教育启蒙者、理财师及其他

2、经销奢侈品的法国商人

“我的顾客是．白王帝”

上海的法国大丝绸商

南京路独此一家

著名的法商企业

3、醉心艺术的那群人

交响乐团的灵魂

领事的业余爱好

上海的轻歌剧与歌剧

法国电影在上海

叁 法兰西吹来的欧陆之风

1、衣食住行

副领事的求助信

法国邮轮上的菜单

低调的奢华

乘火车来上海

意想不到的旅行

2、社交休闲

法国人的舞会

狩猎活动

避暑

法国总会——侨民的社交中心

两处重要的游乐场所：跑狗场与回力球场

乘坐邮轮去旅行

3、礼仪风俗、节日庆典

天主教的仪式

法国国庆日

顾家宅公园内的活动

肆 当代上海与法国的联系

1、中法建交与法国驻沪领馆的设立

毛泽东主席在上海会见法国前总理埃加·富尔

中法建交

巴黎—上海航线通航

法国驻沪总领事馆开馆

2、友好往来

上海市与马赛市结为友好城市

上海市与法国罗纳一阿尔卑斯大区的交流

新的连结

伍 穿越时空的文化之旅

1、1922年霞飞将军访沪

《申报》记载的行程

2、岁月留痕

绘制上海的法国文化地图

衡山路—复兴路历史文化风貌区

人文遗产与经典建筑

3、相约2010年：上海世博会

上海获得2010年世界博览会的主办权

巴黎的经验

上海世博会法国馆

陆 附录

1、大事年表

2、1930年代法租界路名指示录

3、主要参考书目

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上海的法租界，诞生于1849年，至1943年交还给中国，存在时间长达90多年。

近代上海，早期的英、法租界中间隔着一条河，这条河就是洋泾浜，洋泾浜的南面就是法租界。

书籍介绍

《上海的法国文化地图》内容简介：国际友人、海外旅游者来到上海，一定想知道自己和这座城市有着怎样的渊源。了解上海，融入上海——从打开《上海的外国文化地图》开始！《上海的法国文化地图》带你寻访之后，会让你觉得，上海，其实离你并不遥远。以地图为引导，人物、故事、文化地标、名宅胜迹、人文习尚，璀璨斑斓，目不暇接。

• 作者：小宇@白兰地 发布时间：2010-11-09 21:52:44

  地图和附录年表可以看看，其他部分没什么价值

• 作者：AmethVersace 发布时间：2020-03-12 09:20:37

  这本纪实文学，是精准扶贫政策下的十八洞群像。

  作者的文字饱含对这一方水土的热爱，其实有这份情感的觉醒和澎湃，没有什么是扶不起来的。总书记的到访给了贫穷人民相信自己的勇气、自谋出路的动力。以后的路还得自己走啊，总书记没有去过的老少边穷，得靠这样的纪实汲取力量。

  套用一下：立志扶贫，如种树然。方其根芽，犹未有干，及其有干，尚未有枝，枝而后叶，叶而后花实。

• 作者：漫旅 发布时间：2014-04-08 11:44:52

  后面的年表和主要建筑汇总 还是蛮不错的

• 作者：amiello 发布时间：2014-01-27 23:55:17

  外地人扫盲（图片佳，文笔差。。）

• 作者：_A小姐要早睡 发布时间：2013-05-12 11:32:49

  。。。感觉不太好看 略枯燥

• 作者：Holder Joe 发布时间：2013-10-27 19:13:59

  很多圖還是值得一看的

• Fraud and financial innovation

  作者：Jarod3 发布时间：2011-03-09 22:34:27

  Ivar Kreuger was the world's greatest swindler. He would have thrived today.

  —— 《The Economist》

  If Birgitta is the patron saint of Europe, Kreuger was the patron saint of sinners; he was arguably the most brilliant and ambitious swindler who ever lived. In the first three decades of the 20th century, he built up an industrial empire founded on the most humble of innovations, the Swedish-made safety match, that lit a fire of speculative excess around the world creating, then burning through, fortunes that would be measured now in the billions. In the words of John Kenneth Galbraith, writing in 1961, "Boiler-room operators, peddlers of stocks in the imaginary Canadian mines, mutual-fund managers whose genius and imagination are unconstrained by integrity, as well as less exotic larcenists, should read about Kreuger. He was the Leonardo of their craft.

   

  His biographies sought to explain how a man of such genius and apparently noble aspirations destroyed so much. One of the best, "Kreuger, Genius and Swindler" was written in 1961 by an American crime reporter, Robert Shaplen. He traced the magnate's life from bourgeois beginnings in Sweden, where he was a boy of prodigious intelligence and mischievous temperament ("a kind of Swedish Dennis the Menace"), to greatness, and then calamity. It ends unable to conceal the author's awe at his bewitching subject, likening Kreuger to Dostoyevsky's anti-hero in "Crime and Punishment": "Kreuger was a Raskolnikov of finance: he believed that superior men were not restricted by ordinary laws, and that the end justifies the means."

   

  From the outset, the monopoly-for-loans quid pro quo enabled Kreuger to portray himself less as a naked profiteer (he was obsessed with maintaining "stable" ie, high, match prices) and more as a statesman, with the interests of European political and economic stability at heart. When much of Europe was starved of capital and balkanised after the Versailles peace treaty, he looked like a one-man Marshall Plan. Many of his loans were put to good use; he helped Germany, for example, to pay its war debts; he then mediated at the 1930 reparations talks between France and Germany. He could have accomplished none of it, however, without identifying another golden opportunity in that lop-sided era: the surplus capital in America and the greedy speculative spirit that accompanied it.

  But despite the apparently flawless business model, match monopolies, it turned out, were not all that profitable. In order to offer spectacular returns, Kreuger paid dividends out of capital, not earnings. He was, in effect, operating a giant pyramid scheme, reliant on confidence to maintain a steady inflow of cash.

  The dazzling chutzpah with which Kreuger wheedled money out of American and other speculators was especially evident in the way he handled his companies' finances. It is here, perhaps, that Kreuger's misdirected genius finds its most powerful resonance today. A forthcoming book "The Match King" by Frank Partnoy, professor of law at the University of San Diego, will argue that the line of many of today's most dazzling financial innovations can be traced directly back to Kreuger. So can America's landmark Depression-era securities and accounting laws, which still shape the world of finance. So, too, can some of the most famous instances where those laws have been breached, such as the case of Enron, the collapsed American energy company.

  This quiet man, who corresponded succinctly in many languages, could so nearly have become one of the 20th century's great individuals. When he shot a bullet, with steady-handed precision, through his heart in his Paris apartment on March 12th 1932, it felt to many as if a light had gone out across a darkening inter-war Europe and Depression-era America. His resounding optimism and his attempts to combat the era's despair by channelling money from rich nations to impoverished ones had earned him admirers everywhere. This newspaper, writing a week after his suicide, described the tragedy as one worthy of Aeschylus or Sophocles. "His death in Paris last Saturday by his own hand represents the veritably tragic wreck of a career which in its sphere was unsurpassed by that of any individual in living memory," it said. Kreuger, it added grimly, in seeking to be a "force for good", was crushed by the bleakness of his time.

  http://ecocn.blogbus.com/logs/13652217.html

  中文版

• 和电视剧有不一样的感觉

  作者：飒悦然 发布时间：2012-09-14 22:46:49

  电视剧看了很多遍，书也读了很多遍。因为各有各吸引人的地方。虽然两者在有些地方不尽相同，但不影响它们本身的价值。长今如何从一个“贱民”成长为御膳房宫女再到负责大王身体的主治医官，她的信念在两者中的表达都是一样的。但是书有更多的读者的想象空间在那里。