A Little Chinese History Every Day

History is an endless dialogue between the past and "people". History is full of vicissitudes of life, marking the hardships of the nation. History is actually a process, in which culture gradually settles. Five thousand years of civilized history have given us infinitely rich wisdom, which is an inexhaustible treasure for us. We should never engage in any indecent behavior. However, the accumulated historical culture has its essence and its dross, so taking the essence and discarding the dross is the historical materialist attitude we should adopt. This book compiles 13 important themes or sections of history from a vast sea of ​​classics, trying to allow readers to experience the worries, confusion and wisdom of the ancients in historical events, so that they can "know the ups and downs, and understand the gains and losses."

Using history as a mirror, we can know the rise and fall. Over the past five thousand years, China has a rich historical heritage. Many ups and downs can be seen, and many gains and losses can be seen. This book compiles thirteen wonderful and important historical fragments from this long history. It pays attention to the two sides of history and selects the essence. Removing the dross allows readers to more clearly and comprehensively appreciate the myriad thoughts of the ancients, the weight and depth of history, and the comprehensive changes of the times in today's impetuous and fast-paced era, so that future generations can remember the difficulties of the nation on its way forward.

The text of this book is concise and smooth. It provides a comprehensive and systematic introduction to some major events in Chinese history, and truly reproduces these far-reaching historical events. In the process of explaining, the author uses easy-to-understand language and also provides corresponding pictures, both pictures and texts, to facilitate readers' understanding. While ensuring that it is not boring and boring, the author is also able to organize the book clearly and accurately, and shares many novel, unique and valuable insights. It can be said to be an excellent popular science book on Chinese history.

History is an endless dialogue between the past and "people". History is full of vicissitudes of life, marking the hardships of the nation. History is actually a process, in which culture gradually settles. Five thousand years of civilized history have given us infinitely rich wisdom, which is an inexhaustible treasure for us. We should never engage in any indecent behavior. However, the accumulated historical culture has its essence and its dross, so taking the essence and discarding the dross is the historical materialist attitude we should adopt. This book compiles 13 important themes or sections of history from a vast sea of ​​classics, trying to allow readers to experience the worries, confusion and wisdom of the ancients in historical events, so that they can "know the ups and downs, and understand the gains and losses."

Recommended, worth reading. The text of this book is concise and smooth. It provides a comprehensive and systematic introduction to some major events in Chinese history, and truly reproduces these far-reaching historical events. In the process of explaining, the author uses easy-to-understand language and also provides corresponding pictures, both pictures and texts, to facilitate readers' understanding. While ensuring that it is not boring and boring, the author is also able to organize the book clearly and accurately, and shares many novel, unique and valuable insights. It can be said to be an excellent popular science book on Chinese history.

Reading history is admiration for culture and development of oneself. The title of this book is as follows: read some Chinese history and learn some historical stories every day. As a history lover, this book is quite well written. It compiles 13 important themes from a vast sea of ​​classics, from the great events from the Qin to the Qing Dynasty, the civil and martial arts of Mingjun, to the wise women in the aura of imperial power, to the powerful ministers and good generals in the officialdom, etc. These story lines and historical sections allow readers to experience the worries, confusion and wisdom of the ancients in historical events, so that they can "know the ups and downs, and understand the gains and losses."

Not bad, I like it very much

This book is very rich in content. It interprets Chinese history from multiple angles and allows me to see the complexity of history. As the book says, "History is an endless dialogue between the past and 'people'." We can draw wisdom from history and learn from history, which is very helpful for our lives. Moreover, this book is very suitable for reading in fragmented time. You can open it at any time and gain some insights.

Very good,,,, super pretty

The fragmented narration is not boring and enjoyable to watch.