How a Country Is Made (Three Volumes)

Sai Lei tells history in a highly anthropomorphic way of the country, transforming the country into a flesh-and-blood, cute and cute image. He removes the details of its history and condenses it into a general development line. He uses humorous language and a simple, popular and imaginative way to tell the development history of various countries in the world, so that readers can understand the general history of each country in the shortest possible time. Australia, the natural prison, the United States, the world's hegemon, Mexico, the drug distribution center, Belgium, the place of the Fourth World War, Denmark, the dream kingdom, and Switzerland, the super rich; The Netherlands, a truly free country, Egypt, which loves to build pyramids, South Africa, which is in Africa but has extremely discriminated against black people, and Argentina, which is "self-destructive" if it doesn't make money; Iceland, which dared to challenge the United Kingdom, "ungrateful" Poland, France, which could no longer be tough after Napoleon, Norway, which printed salted fish on its own banknotes, Italy, which was only good at having fun and not good at fighting, Britain, the former empire on which the sun never sets... Looking at the history of countries around the world from a highly abstract perspective will lead to more distinctive historical conclusions. Learn about the past and present of a country in three minutes, and learn a brief history of the world while laughing.