A Close Reading of a Century of the Three Kingdoms

In Chinese history, there is probably no other era in which so many famous counselors and generals emerged as in the Three Kingdoms, and many of their stories are much talked about. This book focuses on the one hundred years from the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty to the formal establishment and final unification of the three kingdoms of Wei, Shu, and Wu, that is, the Three Kingdoms in a broad sense. According to the order of chronological development, the author reviews the famous historical events of the Three Kingdoms period. This book uses rich historical materials, is faithful to the true history, and the author's writing style is fluent and the story is excellent. It is a book on the Three Kingdoms worth reading.

In Chinese history, there is probably no other era in which so many famous counselors and generals emerged as in the Three Kingdoms, and many of their stories are much talked about. This book focuses on the one hundred years from the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty to the formal establishment and final unification of the three kingdoms of Wei, Shu, and Wu, that is, the Three Kingdoms in a broad sense. According to the order of chronological development, the author reviews the famous historical events of the Three Kingdoms period. This book uses rich historical materials, is faithful to the true history, and the author's writing style is fluent and the story is excellent. It is a book on the Three Kingdoms worth reading.

The Nanmen Prefect mentioned in the book that Cao Cao and Yuan Shao had a close early relationship, which reminded me of the complicated entanglement between them in "The Romance of the Three Kingdoms". Moreover, the book also describes many historical details, which made me feel as if I could see the characters and events of that era unfolding before my eyes. I think this book is very suitable for people like me who are interested in the history of the Three Kingdoms. It will bring you many new perspectives and thoughts.

This close reading of One Hundred Years of the Three Kingdoms is well worth reading. Let's talk about the author first - Nanmen Prefect. As soon as you hear this name, you know that he loves history. His original name was Chen Zhonghai, and he specialized in the history of the Three Kingdoms period. The content of his book is basically written according to history, there is no deviation from the characters, and it is official history. The book is divided into many short stories, which are easy to understand and benefited me a lot. Having watched the Three Kingdoms before, I discovered that many of the stories were not like that. I can't help but like Cao Cao from not liking Cao Cao now. It took him thirty years to complete the unification, which became a regret in his heart and a regret in my heart.

With the mentality of clearing away the clouds and seeing the sun, I gained a lot from reading this book. Among the heroes of the Three Kingdoms, which hero do you admire most? The one I admire and admire the most is Guo Fengxiao. He is like a mirror, looking directly into the human heart. He could see through Cao Cao's thoughts at every glance; he pointed out Yuan Shao's key points in a few sentences; he predicted the outcome of Jiangdong's little overlord in one sentence. He seemed to be able to spy on the secrets of heaven. He never said too much, and every time he said something, he would hit the mark. He was mysterious and mysterious, but died young. It is even said that after Guo Jia died, Wolong Fengwei came out. After reading this book, I understand how Guo Jia got this extraordinary talent.

Very good content, objective and true, reflecting the wonderful historical facts of the Three Kingdoms. It is a good book worth reading.

The Three Kingdoms described in the book are not just the Three Kingdoms that we usually know in the Romance of the Three Kingdoms, but the period from 184 AD to 280 AD. This book focuses on describing the important periods of the Three Kingdoms era and the historical truth of many controversial events.

The so-called One Hundred Years of the Three Kingdoms proposed in this book refers to the Three Kingdoms era from 184 to 280 AD, including well-known Three Kingdoms figures such as Cao Cao, Lu Bu, and Dong Zhuo. The author begins with the Peasant Uprising of the Yellow Turbans and shows the continuous development of the melee among the heroes during the Three Kingdoms period, from the Battle of Guandu, to the unification of the north, to the alliance between Sun and Liu, and finally to the return of the Three Kingdoms to the Jin Dynasty. If you read it carefully, you will find that this book is actually a detailed description and interpretation of the one-hundred-year history of the Three Kingdoms. Many of them are not completely consistent with history. It is an interesting historical account that you can read.

How many vicissitudes of life have happened in ancient and modern times, the Yangtze River is still rolling!

Yes, the analysis is very accurate and has its own unique thinking.