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Stories About Traveling Through the Tang Dynasty Often Portray Li Shimin as Too Weak.
In history, Li Shimin, as a general, his own military merits have reached the point of being unrivalled. As a monarch, his political ability is perfect. He has been an emperor, general, and hexagonal warrior. I want to see Li Shimin's more shining literary works.
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The page you turn over in the history books is their magnificent life.
Li Shimin is indeed a rare overlord. It is a pity that his life is too short, otherwise he would be able to compete with Genghis Khan's territorial integrity even in ten years.
He can fight three thousand emperors with one hand and push across thirteen continents with two palms.
The epic Tang Dynasty prospered the world, with great power and virtue. Overseas Chinese can brag about it for thousands of years in foreign countries, especially in beautiful countries. It is also the ultimate goal of mankind and the pride of the Chinese people in the Tang Dynasty.
You don't have to do this when it's delicious food
Taizong Li Shimin, an emperor throughout the ages.
Reading can help you understand the context of history. The structure of this book is clear and the logic is rigorous. It is worth reading through many times!
The Saint Behind the Xuanwu Gate: Rereading the History of Li Shimin's Spiritual Breakthrough ——A psychological epic that subverts the traditional imperial narrative Among the numerous emperor biographies, "The Autobiography of Li Shimin" tears apart the sacred cloak of Mingjun with rare candor. The most shocking thing about this work is not the epic battle of the warriors, but the spiritual breakthrough of a talented politician in the whirlpool of power - when the ethical burden of killing his brother and forcing his father encountered the political ideal of "To the King Yao and Shun", when the cold emperor's mentality collided with the character of the scholars, Li Shimin completed a thrilling self-redemption in twenty-three years of rule. . **Moral dilemmas on the altar of power** What crawls in the bloody morning light of Xuanwu Gate is not only the corpse of Prince Jiancheng, but also the spiritual original sin of a Confucian believer. The author uses scalpel-like strokes to dissect the midnight panic of this "Sky Khan": he would suddenly sigh when reviewing the "Records of Emperor Sui Yang", lose his mind at the empty brothers' seats during the Double Ninth Festival banquet, and even cry bitterly after Wei Zheng's death, revealing the ultimate loneliness of the powerful. This sense of guilt that runs throughout the book is just like the palaces of the Six Dynasties buried under the rammed earth platform of Chang'an City, which became the most secret foundation of Zhenguan's prosperous age. . **Multiple Mirror Images of Human Nature** The book subverts the black-and-white image of the emperor: when facing the Turkic Khan, he was a ruthless enforcer of grassland laws, but trembled like a mortal in front of Queen Changsun's bedside; he could use the strategy of "all the heroes in the world to fall into my trap" to harvest talents, and he would send fast horses to recover the edict on the way to Fang Xuanling's relegation. The most intriguing thing is the evolution of his attitude towards Wei Zheng - from a deliberate performance of "accepting the wise emperor" to a true understanding of the value of his critics, just like the patina formed on bronze vessels over the years, reflecting the complex carving of human nature by power. . **Modern Enlightenment in the Folds of History** In the narrative maze constructed by the author, we see not only a dynasty epic from 1,300 years ago, but also a leadership textbook that penetrates time and space: When Li Shimin weaved the Guanlong military nobles, Shandong gentry, and Jiangnan civil servants into a new ruling network, his political wisdom was comparable to the equity reorganization of modern enterprises; the "three provinces and six ministries system of power checks and balances" he promoted coincided with the decentralization concept of contemporary organizational management. Those deliberately preserved records of court quarrels reveal the truth that top-level design is always wading in the quagmire of ideals and reality. . **[The price of rebuilding the prosperous age]** The most ideologically sharp thing in the book is the unveiling of the dense patches under the gorgeous brocade robe of the "Reign of Zhenguan": the bloody clearing of land during the implementation of the equal land system, the deliberately obscured financial hole behind the conquest of Goguryeo, and the power monster that gradually got out of control in the fog of elixirs in his later years. Within these folds of history that have been simplified by official history, lies the common dilemma of all reformers—how to protect the original political ideals in an imperfect reality. . When the curtain is closed, the remaining owl kisses in Taiji Palace are cutting the sunset into historical fragments. The value of this autobiography does not lie in retelling the achievements of emperors that have long been dried up, but in allowing modern readers to see the similar soul trembling of reformers in every era in the eternal game of power and human nature: when we face decisions in the conference room instead of the Xuanzheng Palace, do we need to complete our own "Zhenguan Breakout" between the Excel sheet and the original intention?
Very good, increase your understanding of history
This book is very nice. Fascinating and getting better and better
Every sentence in the book is a reflection of the magnificent life of ancient people.
Very good, Li Shimin suffered a lot
It gave me knowledge that I didn't know.
Not every word can describe Taizong's magnificent life.
Read books to learn about history
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Hexagon Warrior, Li Shimin!
Li Shimin is the first king I know. He is wise and powerful, and dares to accept advice.
It's very nice, and the content is rich and colorful.
Rich content, super beautiful
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Rich in content, true and objective, worth reading
Beautiful and worth recommending. Thank you.
This book is very good and worth reading. The writing is so true.
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If you pass by, don't miss it.
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