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I have never liked reading introductory books. I always find such books boring and boring, too broad and lacking in details and content. But this book completely broke my basic understanding of introductions. His writing is solid and attentive, his descriptions are grand but not lacking in details, and his paragraphs are interesting but rigorous. It made me feel like I couldn't stop reading. I highly recommend everyone to read this book. China's political system seems to jump out of the paper and talk to you face to face.

The political systems of ancient Chinese dynasties can be divided into central political systems, local political systems and official selection and appointment political systems. The three main threads of China's political history are: the continuous strengthening of centralized power, the continuous strengthening of monarchy, and the continuous fairness and standardization of talent selection. History always develops in twists and turns, and the systems of previous dynasties both inherited each other and developed individually. This book describes the development history of China's political system in detail. Through history, we can better understand the laws of China's development.

In this book, the author aims to introduce the evolution and development of China's political system, covering important periods and major institutional changes in the history of China's political system. Starting from ancient times, it sorts out the characteristics, evolution and influence of China's political system in different historical periods. The development of China's political system is a complex and diverse process, affected by various factors such as history, culture, and society. When studying China's political system, it is necessary to comprehensively consider the research results of various viewpoints and schools to obtain a more comprehensive and accurate understanding.

Okay, very good. It will be very helpful for me to write novels.

China's ancient political system cannot be simply covered by the term feudal, nor can it be blindly denied with vulgar value criticism. We should see the continuity of historical development and the embodiment of this continuity in the political system. In other words, many of the current systems in China can often find their roots in ancient times, and then the rationality of the existence of the system can be found from this connection, that is, the connection between the system and the social environment and its position in the overall institutional system. This is the significance of our study of ancient Chinese social and political systems.

It's a good book, but it has some problems. But it's good to know.

This book is very in-depth and allowed me to understand the evolution of China's political system. Just like when I read "The Romance of the Three Kingdoms", I was very interested in the political strategies between countries. Moreover, the book also mentioned the influence of geography and climate on politics, which reminded me of the region where I live and also made me better understand the cultural differences in different regions. All in all, this is a book worth reading!

Not bad at a glance.