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Writing a biography of a great historical figure is, to some extent, like writing a brief history of the era in which the figure lived. Genghis Khan, a genius of his generation, only knew how to bend a bow and shoot at giant eagles. This is the only thing many people, including me, know about Genghis Khan. In the early 12th century, when Temujin, the future Genghis Khan, was born, Mongolia was just a collection of tribes that did not belong to each other. In just one generation, Temujin turned the Mongolian tribes into an efficient war machine. His empire spanned Asia and Europe, extending from the Persian Gulf to the Arctic Ocean. A major feature of this book is that the author relies on his expertise in biographical research and military history to vividly present the heroic figure Genghis Khan before the readers' eyes, allowing readers to understand Genghis Khan's life choices and the incentives that influenced his decisions from a three-dimensional perspective. It is as if the reader is having a long conversation with the heroic figure Genghis Khan and listening to Genghis Khan talk about his ups and downs in his life.
"The genius of the generation, Genghis Khan" created the vast and powerful Mongol Khanate in one fell swoop. What a heroic spirit it was. This book is a biography written for Genghis Khan. It is divided into five volumes: Cradle of Blood and Fire, Ascension to the Khan Throne, Unification of the Grassland, Falling Summer and Destroying Gold, and Traveling across Europe and Asia. It starts from Genghis Khan's childhood full of blood and fire to when he became a generation of genius across Europe and Asia, presenting to readers Genghis Khan's magnificent life full of blood and fire. The expressions in the book are simple and straightforward, and the style is more like a young adult book.
The title of this book directly reminds me of a poem written by Mao Zedong: "The genius of the generation, Genghis Khan, only knows how to bend his bow and shoot down the road." Genghis Khan is a great historical figure. The author writing his biography is, to some extent, writing a brief history of the era in which this figure lived. The author starts from Genghis Khan's childhood full of blood and fire, until he became a generation of genius, traveling across Asia and Europe, creating the vast and powerful Mongol Khanate.
This book tells in detail the military life of the great hero Genghis Khan, especially his achievements in the military field, which are worthy of being praised forever by future generations. The author's description of him allowed me to see the commanding talents he displayed in the military, leading the Mongols to The ancient iron cavalry swept across the Eurasian continent and established a powerful and prosperous empire. It was truly unprecedented, and his ability to become an overlord was naturally indispensable for his wisdom and strategy. This book can allow us to learn some of his shining points.
"Genghis Khan, a genius of his generation, only knew how to bend his bow and shoot eagles." The great man's poem was my first one-sided understanding of Genghis Khan. Reading this book gave me an in-depth understanding of Genghis Khan's ups and downs in his life, and his achievements in history. He is also famous for his conquests in all directions, and his territory once spanned the Eurasian continent, from the Persian Gulf to the Arctic Ocean. It has a strong legendary color. The author's superb writing skills made this heroic figure vividly displayed in front of me.
I also watched the TV series. Although some parts were different from what was on TV, it was very exciting.
The vastest territory is the Mongol Khanate. Genghis Khan's heroes will be passed down from generation to generation forever!
Quietly hhh I'm coming I want to
Feels like a teen book
This book is great! ! ! 👍👍👍