
A Brief History of Western Xia
西夏简史
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 146k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Updated
- 5y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
12Chapters
128Reads
9.4Score
30Listens
37.5kReads · all time
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Reader comments 12
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After watching the documentary "The Mysterious Xixia", I became very interested in this mysterious history of Xixia. The book describes the historical development of Xixia in detail, vividly, concretely and fascinatingly.
Before I understood this period of history, I thought the Xixia royal tombs were just boring mounds of rammed earth, and the Chengtian Temple Pagoda was just a tourist check-in place. After reading the book, I was shocked by the unyielding spirit of the Xixia nation. Another field study must be arranged.
Wow, this "A Brief History of Xixia" seems very interesting! I think the Dangxiang Qiang people are really mysterious. They have been constantly migrating in order to survive and have experienced so many wars and hardships. I think of a friend of mine whose family also experienced a similar migration, and it was really not easy. I feel that this book not only helped me understand the history of Xixia, but also gave me more respect and understanding of the cultures of other nations.
A brief history worthy of its name. If you add some diction and literary talent to give the historical figures their personal charm, maybe the book will be more attractive.
Good book, worth reading
That's right, I can't read the official history.
🙂 I have a deeper understanding of the history of Xixia in detail, not bad!
Good! Informative and well written!
A serious history book
This book feels very good