Archives of Warlords of the Republic of China

Name: Archives of Warlords of the Republic of China
Author: Yang Fan

民国军阀档案

by Yang Fan (杨帆)

Status: Completed
Length: 257k Words
Updated: 5y ago
Source: Fanqie

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117Reads

9.3Score

10Chapters

26Listens

26.2kReads · all time

Synopsis

"The Archives of Warlords of the Republic of China" selects seven warlords with distinctive characteristics and controversies who controlled or influenced the central power during the Republic of China, or had a major influence in some major historical events. It refers to a large number of original materials, peels off the dusty historical mask, and uses a large number of objective facts to tell their fortune, rise, and final outcome in a specific historical period. It strives to be objective and fair, and restore history to its true colors. In the troubled times of the Republic of China, heroes emerged in large numbers. Most of them rose up in the wilderness and joined forces across the territory of the Republic of China. The king's flag changed at the top of the city, each leading the way for three to five years, creating a series of "myths" that dominated the Republic of China, and interpreting a series of "incidents" that sealed borders and split the country.

Reader comments

The writing style of this book is very realistic and the writing is concise and clear, making it easy for me, a person who doesn't know much about the history of the Republic of China, to understand it easily. By reading this book, I have a deeper understanding of the warlords during the Republic of China. Their stories are full of legend, and they also made me feel the chaos and turmoil of that era. I think this is a book worth reading and I recommend it to friends who are interested in history.
4 likes2y ago
It was very interesting, and it allowed me to understand all aspects of the warlords of the Republic of China. I only had a concept of their names before, and now I know more about them. Being able to become a high-ranking member of a party is a contradiction in itself, but everyone is still worthy of praise.
4 likes4mo ago
Wu Zi was like a dragon or a phoenix among beauties, but it was a pity that he was unable to display his talents, his ambitions were not fulfilled, and he died sadly!
3 likes2y ago
The content is good and worth watching.
2 likes4y ago
Relatively true and worth reading
1 like1y ago
Very well written. Also very humorous.
7mo ago