The Extraordinary History Archives

The author devotes himself to academic research and materials, collects, organizes and displays a large number of historical documents, pictures, written records and related materials, making boring history more vivid and interesting, and at the same time comprehensively presents the background, details and impact of specific historical periods, events or themes to readers. Such archival books not only provide historical knowledge and information, but also stimulate readers' interest in history, help them deeply understand and think about the impact of historical events on the time and the future, and draw lessons and enlightenment from them.

The writing style of this book is fascinating, and through the interpretation of historical unsolved cases, readers feel as if they were immersed in the scene at that time. The author's writing style is concise, clear and easy to understand. For example, the book mentions that "history is a philosophy taught by facts." This sentence profoundly reveals the essence of history. In short, reading this book can not only increase your knowledge, but also broaden your horizons. It is worth reading.

The so-called archives strive to record what happened in history in objective and true language, but there are also value orientations, such as a view of development or a fatalism. The secrets in this history tend to be the latter, that is, using unofficial legends, emperors' life experiences, mysterious treasures, historical cases, etc. To view the past from the present and restore the small thoughts and great achievements of the ancients. This can not only help readers increase their knowledge, but also serve as a reflection on how the basis for behavior in their cultural background is different from ours, and how it is consistent with ours.

Well, when I heard the author say that Qin Shihuang burned books to embarrass Confucians and built the Great Wall, and described Qin Shihuang as anxious and uneasy, I felt that the author was a bit biased against Qin Shihuang... Burning books to embarrass Confucians was not done by Confucian scholars to add fuel to the fire and smear them. What they were burning were all those who advocated enfeoffment. None of the books, practical agricultural and medical books were burned, and I don't think Qin Shihuang felt uneasy because of some turmoil... So he built the Great Wall, but listening more will also help to brainstorm and expand his own opinions...

The writing style of this book is concise and clear, and there is a rich bookish atmosphere between the lines. It is a historical story worth reading. This book selects many curious and fascinating "historical mysteries", which is very attractive. The author fully respects historical facts, strives to be accurate, and avoids excessive subjectivity. The decryption of historical events in this book is also comprehensive and multi-angle, allowing readers to fully understand some historical events again, and is highly readable.

Understanding the historical past... It is very informative. The dynasties are explained vividly and wonderfully...👍👍👍

Reveal the thrilling historical truth in easy-to-understand language, and clarify the confusing past events with vivid and delicate descriptions. The author restores history to a living life of flesh and blood. Bringing to light some of the history that has been deliberately avoided or left unclear. Gradually decrypt archives or historical materials, giving new life and meaning to history that has been dusty for many years or has been misunderstood for a long time. Let us follow the author's footsteps and be intoxicated physically and mentally with a spiritual joy of new knowledge.

Provides a lot of little-known knowledge

Listen to and read a book about legendary stories about historical figures. When reading such books, you can always get some guesses about the truth other than historical events?!

This book taught me a lot about history