China's Path to the Tang Dynasty: The Legacy of the Northern Dynasties

Friends who like the Southern and Northern Dynasties are welcome to pay attention to my novel "How Mountains and Rivers Are Like They Used to Be". The plot follows the historical events of the troubled times at the end of the Northern Wei Dynasty. There were riots in the six towns of the Northern Wei Dynasty, splitting the Eastern and Western Wei Dynasties, the establishment of the Northern Zhou Dynasty and the Northern Qi Dynasty, and finally the unification of the world by the Sui Dynasty. . . However, in order not to cause trouble for serious history enthusiasts, I used fictional history and fictional characters to write.

This book gave me a deeper understanding of the Northern Dynasties. It turns out that that period was not just about war and darkness, but there was also a lot worth learning. Emperor Xiaowen's reforms and the reconstruction of various systems allowed me to see people's spirit of continuous exploration in difficult situations. The author's narration is very vivid, just like chatting with a friend, which makes it easier for me to understand that period of history. I think this book is not only suitable for people who are interested in history, but also for junior high school graduates like me. It can broaden our horizons and increase our knowledge.

I originally thought that the Three Kingdoms, Two Jins, Southern and Northern Dynasties were chaotic times, but after deeply pondering and understanding the history of the Southern and Northern Dynasties, you will find that the truth of history is thousands of times more exciting than novels and dramas that you take for granted, and its enlightenment and application are tens of millions of times more than novels and dramas. The evaluation of Emperor Xiaowen in the book is also objective and fair. Sinicization was too radical and abandoned the original nation, so that later generations have learned its lessons.

It objectively presents the history of the Northern Dynasties from all angles and is well worth reading.

It is very helpful for understanding the history of the Northern Dynasties. It is written fluently and combines description and commentary. It is worth reading.

I have a deep impression on this period of history.

History cannot bear to be scrutinized.