The Economic Geography of Modern China (Vol. 1) has conducted a detailed study of the evolution of the economic geography of modern China. It accounts for the theoretical framework, methods, and study data. This book elaborates upon the reasons, historical processes, and results of the changes in China's modern economic geography, the significant changes that occurred in various regions in such industries as manufacturing, agriculture, transportation, postal services and finance, and the formation of the new pattern of China's economic geography and the regional differences. It also explores the various factors that influenced the formation of China's modern economic geography.