The History of the Song Dynasty That You Can't Stop Reading Once You Read it (2 Volumes in Total)
by Guo Ruixiang
About This Novel
The Song Dynasty was one of the most controversial dynasties in Chinese history. Its territory was almost the smallest in history and surrounded by crises. However, it was also the most prosperous and prosperous dynasty in Chinese history. The people lived in an environment with relatively clear politics, relatively civilized society, and relatively relaxed life. The large-scale development of the south of the Yangtze River, the booming of foreign trade, and the technological advancement of agricultural handicrafts... However, due to endless internal greed and fighting, they entered their twilight years early, lingering under the iron heel of the northern nomads, and finally ended in an extremely absurd and tragic way. This series of books uses popular and smooth narrative techniques to show the prosperity and undercurrents of the Song Dynasty, and explore the underlying reasons for the rise and fall of the Song Dynasty. "The History of the Song Dynasty I Can't Stop Reading" is divided into two volumes. The first volume unfolds the magnificent picture of the Northern Song Dynasty through historical cross-sections from the palace to the court, from celebrities to commoners, from prosperity to the end, using popular language and delicate details. The writing style and fascinating plot design narrate the history of the Song Dynasty, allowing readers to interpret historical events with the author, restore historical truth, study historical wisdom, and feel the interest and charm of history in the vivid historical narrative.
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Official(3)Scraped 20d ago
Sometimes being too superstitious is not a good thing. Some scientific basis must be followed. It is one thing for Zhao Heng to believe in Taoism, but how can we let it go in the face of a locust plague?
How can a seven-year-old child secure the throne? It would take at least ten years for Chai Zongxun to grow up. Ten years is enough time to change dynasties.
You must know that deserting was a taboo in the military camp at that time. After the war, Fan Aineng and He Hui also received the punishment they deserved, and Zhao Kuangyin received appreciation for this.
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Official(3)Scraped 20d ago
Sometimes being too superstitious is not a good thing. Some scientific basis must be followed. It is one thing for Zhao Heng to believe in Taoism, but how can we let it go in the face of a locust plague?
How can a seven-year-old child secure the throne? It would take at least ten years for Chai Zongxun to grow up. Ten years is enough time to change dynasties.
You must know that deserting was a taboo in the military camp at that time. After the war, Fan Aineng and He Hui also received the punishment they deserved, and Zhao Kuangyin received appreciation for this.
