In modern China, the study of Qin and Han history has become an important branch of calendar studies, which is closely related to the form of ancient Chinese dynasties, legal culture, as well as the traditional social structure and ideology of China. This article comprehensively digitized documents from the Qin and Han dynasties. This includes all existing written records, such as ancient literature, inscriptions, and historical documents. This article intends to use methods such as high-precision scanning and Optical Character Recognition (OCR) to convert traditional text into editable and retrievable electronic files. We used GIS (Geographic Information System) technology to analyze the spatial distribution of archaeological discoveries, such as tombs, city sites, and cultural relics. In addition, this article integrates information from multiple fields such as economy, society, and military, and establishes a multi-level and high-dimensional social network model. This article combines new technologies such as digital processing, geographic information system spatial analysis, multidimensional data analysis, timeline reconstruction, and network analysis to comprehensively promote the study of Qin and Han history. The accuracy of digital processing results is 65%, the accuracy of GIS spatial analysis results is 85%, and the accuracy of multidimensional data analysis results is 90%. This article is not only beneficial for the innovation of traditional historical methods, but also for the current study of Qin and Han history.

Dandan Zhi. A Brief Discussion on the Research Progress of Chinese Qin and Han History in the New Era. Academic Journal of Humanities & Social Sciences (2024) Vol. 7, Issue 4: 212-218. https://doi.org/10.25236/AJHSS.2024.070434.

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