如何在教科书中撰写异国的历史是一个有趣而值得探讨的题材。在冷战时期,苏联教科书中写道:在美国,至今还有人贩卖黑奴;而美国的教材,则把共产主义描绘成魔鬼,还绘声绘色地说,在苏联,甚至连奶牛也没有自由,从不允许在野外吃草。 笔者认为,不带偏见,实事求是地向学生介绍异国情况,是教科书编写的基本原则,史实不是任人打扮的少女,任何人都没有权力为了个别人或政党的利益而美化或丑化它。 在某些国家,例如美国和法国,国家机构对教科书的审查制度在不同程度上被取消,取而代之的是市场需求,即此书是否有人买。自改革开放以 How to write foreign history in textbooks is an interesting and worthy topic. During the Cold War period, Soviet textbooks wrote: In the United States, there are still people who sell black slaves; while textbooks in the United States describe communism as a devil, and vividly stated that in the Soviet Union, even dairy cows have no freedom, never Allow to graze in the wild. The author believes that it is a basic principle for the compilation of textbooks without prejudice and seeking truth from facts. This is not a girl dressed as a girl. No one has the power to beautify or demonize it for the benefit of individual or political parties. In some countries, such as the United States and France, the review of textbooks by state agencies has been cancelled to varying degrees and replaced by market demand, ie whether the book was bought. Since reform and opening up