The Republic of China, Buried Deep in History (3 Volumes)

The author uses a humorous tone to describe the events of the late Qing Dynasty and the Republic of China. The book is highly readable, especially Tomato, which can also be listened to. Readers can learn more about the past events of the Republic of China with a knowing smile. The author has sorted out the numerous clues very clearly, and in many places people can't help but sigh, "Ah, so that's how it is." Different from the previous textbooks, I saw all the living beings in the late Qing Dynasty and the Republic of China, which enriched my historical knowledge. Thank you to the author for writing such an excellent work.

The author uses humorous writing style to vividly show readers a period of history of a famous country that is different from what we usually know. I am really lucky to have the opportunity to read this masterpiece. In short, this book is worth reading (my humble opinion comes first)

If you want to understand the history of the Republic of China, this book is really highly recommended. The author's writing style is witty and humorous, and his perspective is fair and impartial. He does not simply praise or belittle anyone. It is really worth reading. After reading the three volumes of the book, I really have a new understanding of this period of history. Really awesome friends

Use vivid and popular language to describe the exciting history! Pay tribute to all the ancestors who have contributed to the independence and prosperity of the country!

The ink is of appropriate shades and the narrative is clear. Thousands of thoughts are competing in the pen, and the iron-blooded heroic feelings are expressed in the mountains and rivers! The complexities of the Republic of China can be understood in an inch of paper, and I am convinced by the author's control skills!

The author looks at China's modern century from a third party's perspective. Whether the characters in it are slandered or praised, I believe the author comments with an objective heart. With a text tone that is close to the bottom, it reproduces the heroes and villains who left a strong mark in the modern history of China. Especially in people's common sense that "history is written by the victors", the images of these characters are portrayed in a relatively fair attitude, which is quite like the mind of a historian who "I am only responsible for recording, and all the merits and demerits are left to future generations to comment".

Appreciate the modern history of China, learn about the rise and fall of the country, understand the unpredictability of people's hearts, establish the safety of the people, and the spirit of the eternal survival of the race.

I have never been a big fan of modern history, and the century-old history of humiliation in the late Qing Dynasty was always frustrating to read. However, this book overturned my understanding of certain historical figures. In the turbulent old China, even though they were mixed, and even their merits and demerits could not be determined, they still managed to hold on and shine. Because of their existence, the old China, which was riddled with holes, had a touch of warmth and brightness. Reading a good book is like drinking fine wine, like talking to many noble and outstanding people, and you are intoxicated. This is a good book. The author tells complex characters and major events in a witty and humorous way. It is the kind of top-notch text that can be read in one sitting.

The greatest advantage of this book is that it tries to be objective, neutral, and impartial. Secondly, the author has the opportunity to come into contact with various historical secrets at home and abroad that were previously kept secret. Thirdly, the writing style is smooth and the style is humorous, taking the readers to soar in the sky of history and get a glimpse of the close-to-real reality of modern history. This is a good book that helps people understand modern history better than a history book, and it is worth recommending to the next generation of young people.

The important historical figures and events that occurred in China during the 105 years from 1840 to 1945 are described in detail in chronological order. The historical context is clear, the characters and events are clearly explained, and it is fascinating. The history is profound and many places are thought-provoking. It is a good book worth reading.