Citation:

Lixing Zou. "The Influence of Britain’s Three Classics on Industrial Civilization" International Research Journal of Economics and Management Studies, Vol. 3, No. 5, pp. 277-281, 2024.

Abstract:

In April 2024, the author took advantage of the opportunity to travel to the British Isles to conduct research on classic case files such as Irish immigration history, Guinness beer culture in Dublin, and Borough Market in London. Feeling that Ireland and immigrants from various regions played an important role in the formation and development of the Industrial Revolution, Guinness beer culture is a model of industrial culture, reflecting important characteristics of industrial civilization. The London Borough Market reflects the inherent connection between agricultural civilization and industrial civilization. In the digital age, these classic case files still provide important inspiration for us to promote the development of human civilization.

References:

[1] EPIC The Irish Emigration Museum | Home | EPIC Museum Dublin, Ireland (epicchq.com)
[2] Guinness Storehouse: Visit The Home of Guinness | Guinness® GB.
[3] Guinness - Statistics & Facts: https://www.guinness.com/.
[4] Guinness Storehouse’s First Social Advertising in earlier of 20 centrury.
[5] How Guinness became Britain’s most popular pint, https://www.marketingweek.com/.
[6] Mark Riddaway, author of Borough Market: Edible Histories, explores the rise, fall and rebirth of one of London’s most storied institutions.
[7] Our story | Borough Market:https://boroughmarket.org.uk/ .

Keywords:

Rish immigration history, Guinness beer culture, Borough Market, Industrial Revolution, Human civilization.