China Has Five Thousand Years and the World Has Five Thousand Years

Awesome, very awesome

This is a very good book. History is a great benefit for our large classrooms.

It selects major historical events and important figures as points and lines to outline a brief history of the world, which is worth reading.

For friends who like to study history, this set of books must not be missed. The upper and lower parts focus on Chinese history and world history respectively, and are explained in detail according to chronological order. This unique structural arrangement helps readers place Chinese history in the context of world historical changes and examine China from a broader perspective. Dynasty changes, technological changes, economic development, civilization progress, etc., Are all covered one by one, which is a grand spectacle. This book is rich in historical materials, the author's writing is plain, the narration is vivid, and the reading experience is good.

There are many books that talk about five thousand years. The attraction of this book is not the completeness, but the essence. It briefly outlines the basic context and laws of history since the Yuanmou Man; it also talks about major events that completely changed the course of history. Events such as Yingzheng's unification of the world, the Huangchao Uprising, and the Tumubao Incident, China's five thousand years of history are summarized in six sub-titles, starting from the origin of China to the transformation of the universe, the change of dynasties, and the constant change in the chaos is the success of the king and the defeat of the bandit. The many literary and poetic sketches interspersed in the middle are particularly eye-catching, including Du Fu's poems about concern for the country and Dream of Red Mansions, which allow people to appreciate poetry and poetry while reading history, which can be said to be the editor's innovation.

This article taught me the following: The ancient Egyptians were formed by the fusion of indigenous people from North Africa and the Sem people from West Asia. Around 6,000 years ago, ancient Egypt entered a slave society from a primitive society, and 42 slave city-states (small countries with a city as the center and the surrounding countryside) appeared on both sides of the Nile River. The ancient Egyptians called it "Sep", the ancient Greeks called it "Nome", and the Chinese translated it as "state".

After reading it for a long time, I finally finished it. A book that spans five thousand years at home and abroad, and is wonderful. Gained knowledge.

There are no "wrong" words, the language is smooth and easy to understand.

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The author of this book is worthy of his status in the author circle of many best-selling books. This author's name should be a pen name, but almost every one of his articles is related to traditional culture. He has written many books that explain traditional culture as popular science readings. The concept of 5,000 years is very interesting. It does not mean that the history of China is only 5,000 years, and the history of the world is only 5,000 years. When we generally talk about 5,000 years, it refers to the history of civilization, and it refers to the history of civilization that begins with Chinese civilization as the starting point. The starting point of world civilization may be different from China. Obviously, the author uses the coordinates of the history of Chinese civilization as the starting point to sort out the history of world civilization.

The content of this book is so rich that it is like a time machine that takes me through the five thousand years of history of China and the five thousand years of the world. Moreover, its writing style is easy to understand, like chatting with friends, which made it easy for me to understand those complicated historical events. I think this book is not only suitable for newly married girls like me, but also suitable for people of all ages to read. It allows us to draw wisdom from history and better face the challenges of life. I can't wait to recommend it to my friends and family!