Faloo catalogue
Books by 往来拔茅
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- Mengchang Jun, One of the Four Young Lords of the Warring States 战国四公子之孟尝君 In the final years of the Warring States period, the Eastern Zhou dynasty was plunged completely into an era of rival states vying for supremacy. Each vassal state began recruiting talented people on a grand scale to serve its own aims. The great states hoped that wise men would help them claim hegemony and ultimately unify the land, while the small states sought to survive by attracting talent and avoid being annexed by their larger neighbors. In this era, Lord Mengchang, Lord Pingyuan, Lord Ch 1.5MReads204Flowers—Tickets
- Spring Shenjun of the Four Young Masters of the Warring States Period 战国四公子之春申君 In the final years of the Warring States period, the Eastern Zhou dynasty descended fully into an era of rival states vying for supremacy. Each feudal state began recruiting talent on a grand scale to serve its own ends. The great powers hoped that bringing in the wise would help them dominate the other states and ultimately unify the land, while the smaller states sought talent to survive and avoid being swallowed up by their larger neighbors. In this era, four famous lords emerged: Lord Mengch 1.5MReads788Flowers—Tickets
- Lord Xinling, the Four Princes of the Warring States Period 战国四公子之信陵君 At the end of the Warring States Period, the Eastern Zhou Dynasty was completely plunged into a period of competition among nations. For their own purposes, each vassal state began to recruit talents from all over the world. The big countries hoped that wise men would join and bring about the hegemony of the country and finally achieve unification. The small countries hoped to attract talents to survive and not be annexed by the big countries. For a time, Mengchang Lord, Pingyuan Lord, Chunshen 1.5MReads330Flowers—Tickets
- The Four Young Lords of the Warring States: Lord Pingyuan 战国四公子之平原君 In the late Warring States period, the Eastern Zhou dynasty was wholly engulfed in the struggle for supremacy among the feudal states. Each state began aggressively recruiting talent to serve its own ends. The great states hoped that wise men would join them, help them achieve supremacy, and ultimately unify the realm. The smaller states hoped to attract talent so they could survive and avoid being annexed by the great powers. In this era, the four great young lords emerged: Lord Mengchang, Lord 797.2kReads159Flowers—Tickets