The Spring and Autumn Period and Warring States Period Are So Much Fun (Complete in Six Volumes)

The law is too ruthless, like Shang Yang's reform, but it does make those who have harmful intentions dare not do things that harm nature and justice. Laws that violate laws and disciplines must be severely punished, without exception, and everyone must abide by them. The law determines the relationship between people. From the current point of view, the law is a necessary method to punish evil people. However, the more the law is used to restrict many small things, the more distance people will create. Instead, it is better to use benevolence and courtesy, deal with it for the good, make big things small, understand each other, tolerate each other, and bring the distance closer, which can last longer.

This history of the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period uses a lot of modern language. It is interesting, easy to understand, and friendly to history novices. The famous figures, scholars and allusions of that historical period are clearly described, and the dates of the characters and events are also clearly recorded. The author mainly refers to Zuo Zhuan, Feng Menglong's Chronicles of the Eastern Zhou Dynasties, and Historical Records, and the content is well organized. People have to lament that Li Si, the "rat in the granary", gave Qin Shihuang the infamous idea of ​​burning books and humiliating Confucian scholars. What exactly did they burn? Did Laozi and Guiguzi borrow their wisdom from the sages of Xia, Shang and Zhou? How much of the cultural wisdom of ancient Chinese people did Qin Shihuang destroy?

The Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period are a period of history that is not very close to us, but it seems to be particularly interesting. It is also a colorful episode in Chinese history. However, how should we correctly study and view this period of history? This book can take us into that era very well. The most interesting thing is that many key historical figures in this book all appear on stage, interpreting interesting stories one after another. The author uses stories one by one to clearly sort out the 500-year history of the Spring and Autumn and Warring States from Zheng Zhuanggong to the end of the Qin Dynasty, allowing us to re-understand the Spring and Autumn and Warring States.

This book is very interesting! It turns the complicated history of the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States into vivid stories, making me feel like I have traveled back to that era. It feels like watching "The Romance of the Three Kingdoms", all kinds of characters and events have become vivid. I especially like Wu Zixu in it, his story is really legendary. This reminds me of when I used to read "Historical Records" and was attracted by the stories of those historical figures. This book is really suitable for people like us who are interested in history but don't want to read those obscure history books.

It is often said that heroes emerge in troubled times, and more opportunities emerge from danger. The Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period were such an era of frequent wars and the emergence of great men in large numbers. This set of books presents complex historical knowledge to readers in easy-to-understand language and humorous style. By telling the disputes, political struggles, military wars, and various interesting allusions and anecdotes between various countries during the Spring and Autumn and Warring States periods, readers can gain an in-depth understanding of the historical background and cultural connotation of this important period.

If you are interested in the history of the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period, this book is well worth reading. During the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period, one of the biggest characteristics of this period of history was "chaos". However, in this book, the author has synthesized many ancient books on history and sorted out a main line of writing among the complicated events and characters, so that readers can read and understand, which is worthy of recognition. At the same time, the author also writes in vernacular, which also reduces reading difficulties. In addition, the author's writing skills are very solid, and he uses his tough writing style to present the magnificent historical picture of the heroes competing for the throne in front of the readers.

This book is easy to understand and is equivalent to the popular vernacular version of the pre-Qin classics. It is of great benefit to the popularization of history and culture!

This book is indeed quite interesting. It tells legendary stories one by one, and the stories behind the rosy news are worth pondering. Watch them shine for a while and watch them drown in the dust. Qi Huan and Jin Dynasty became hegemonic, Song Xiang was defeated and his dream came to nothing, Qin Mu opened the land to dominate Xirong, Chuzhuang wanted to ask for the nine tripods, the five hegemons of the Spring and Autumn Period took turns, the seven heroes of the Warring States period fought in the beacon smoke, Han, Zhao, Wei, Chu and Yan were all destroyed, and the Qin Dynasty was established.

This book is divided into two parts: Spring and Autumn Period and Warring States Period. The Spring and Autumn Period part is very easy to read because it is very detailed. It is almost as detailed as the general best-selling books on Spring and Autumn History, starting from Duke Huan of Qi and ending with the division of the Jin Dynasty among the three families. But this book is very detailed even for Zheng Guo Xiaoba, which is very, very rare. But for the Warring States period, the author was obviously rushing to make progress. It gave me the feeling that the host of a meeting was in a hurry. People had finally gathered together, but things still had to be said. Everyone took note of the important points and announced the meeting to an end.

Easy to understand, with diverse analysis and rich historical materials, it is very exciting [Congratulations] 👍, thank you to the author