Romance of the Three Kingdoms
by (ming Dynasty) Written By Luo Guanzhong? (japanese) Painted By Katsushika Hokusai
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"Chinese Classical Classics: The Romance of the Three Kingdoms (Set of 3 volumes) (Ukiyo-e Illustrated Edition)" was originally called "The Popular Romance of the Three Kingdoms" and was written by Luo Guanzhong, a native of Taiyuan, Shanxi in the late Yuan Dynasty and early Ming Dynasty. "The Romance of the Three Kingdoms" has a total of 120 chapters and more than 700,000 words. The novel describes the story of the struggle in the historical period from the outbreak of the Yellow Turban Uprising in the first year of Zhongping Emperor Ling of the Han Dynasty to the destruction of Wu and the unification of the country in the first year of Taikang Emperor Wu of the Jin Dynasty. Through the description of the rise and fall of various ruling groups, especially the three kingdoms of Wei, Shu, and Wu, and the political, military, and diplomatic struggles between them, it shows the turbulent social reality at that time, reveals the ferocity and tyranny of the feudal rulers, and reflects the people's general psychology of opposition and desire for peaceful reunification.
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Overall Rating:★★★★★★ [Status: Completed] One of China's four great masterpieces, it can be said to be the earliest Shu-Han text. It's hard to overestimate this masterpiece.
[The four real masterpieces, please like] "The rolling waters of the Yangtze River pass eastward, and the waves wash away the heroes. Right and wrong, success and failure are all gone, but the green mountains are still there, and the sunset is red several times. The white-haired fish on the Qiao River watch the autumn moon and spring breeze. We are happy to meet each other over a pot of turbid wine, and many things in ancient and modern times can be discussed with laughter. "(Just ask how many people sang along?!) A piece of history, a piece of sentiment, and an immortal legend of a hero.
The Four Great Classics. Makes me confused.
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