A Brief History of Russia

I especially like the author's description of Russia's natural geographical conditions, which makes me feel like I am on that land. However, I kind of hate those violent Titans who have brought so much difficulty to Russia. I like the Russian people even more. They can still work hard to promote regional development in such a harsh environment. It is really amazing!

After reading this book, you can learn about the history of Russia, which is quite good.

Justice and evil, honesty and cunning are a mixture of positive and negative human nature, rather than a complex, full of variables, and cooperation is risky.

A relatively concise history, plus some of my own opinions, it's okay to give it a 9.5.

The translation in some places is rather stiff, but if you read it according to English language habits, you can understand it. The perspective is relatively macro, focusing on the rulers of each period and their governance methods, so that we can have a more systematic understanding of Russian history.

After reading it, I realized that Russia has a very short history.

It's good to read, although it's a bit boring, but I feel a sense of accomplishment after reading it. On the basis of objective history, the author writes about his views and analysis of the humanities and politics at that time.

Not bad, it's an enlightening narration. It's quite clear.

Okay, it's in line with historical facts on a macro level, but I feel like it's a bit too much praise and not objective enough.

It is true and objective. It depicts the true history of Russia and allows us to see the historical situation of Russia more intuitively. It would be good if it is more vivid and interesting.