Treasures of China: I Host a Show and Talk with the Past

Li Shimin was really embarrassed to be praised like that. He gave away craftsman skills and advanced knowledge for the ridiculous title of Khan.

I blamed him for sending technology and things to the Japanese country at that time, and I accepted it. Don't blame the enemy for being too despicable and cunning, or blame my ancestors for being too powerful? At that time, the Japanese country was equivalent to our army. Who would have thought that the army could backfire on its master? You don't blame the dog for biting the owner, but you actually want to blame the owner for raising the dog?

In books like this, most authors should be able to write about the top ten emperors, but I think national heroes like Ran Min, Yue Fei, and Fu Hao are more worthy of people's memory. I don't know if anyone would like to watch it, but I would like to state in advance that the protagonist's IQ is normal, so you can watch it with confidence.

There are a lot of typos. Sometimes I want to pull the author out of the network cable and beat him up.

A word for you Pinyin has nine keys, knock 9 three times and 7 twice.

When I first saw this book, I thought it was about creating a program. The cover of Dialogue between Ancient and Modern Times had been changed. I panicked and quickly opened the bookshelf and took a look.

I think Ran Min exaggerated too much. He was brought up by his marketing account a few years ago. Ran Min was originally from a foreign race. At that time, he killed a lot of Han people north of the Yangtze River. If there hadn't been a falling out later, all the five barbarians would have killed him. Otherwise, would he have issued an order to kill the barbarians? At the end of the day, you still have to live for yourself. Compared with the same period, there were several Han people south of the Yangtze River who were rewarded for greater achievements than him, and they made great contributions to the subsequent unification. I feel that by writing a book on this topic, the author can learn more about the historical truth and not be led away by marketing accounts.

I can't say it's really not easy to see this kind of article here in Feilu. The author's writing style has only one shortcoming. I haven't read enough. The update is too slow. Where did Emperor Ran Min really read it? I'm so moved. I'm moved and passionate. Come on, don't go in.

I haven't read a book for a month, and finally I found a good one.

There were only a few words in the conversation with Emperor Yongle. Teacher Ran was all doing the talking. I felt that what Teacher Ran said was too cumbersome.