This book is written by the famous historian Mr. Lei Haizong. In this publication, the relatively trivial articles written by Mr. Lei Haizong at different periods in the original book have been removed, making it a purer monograph on the ancient Chinese military system. The book consists of five parts: "Chinese Soldiers", "Chinese Families", "China's Heads of State", "Culture Without Soldiers" and "Two Weeks of Chinese Culture", which systematically explains the development of Chinese history and culture from a unique perspective. In addition, this book retains a large number of notes in the original book as footnotes, which is helpful for readers to quickly answer questions and understand the content of the article in depth. In order to expand knowledge, this book also selects five articles by Mr. Lei Haizong as appendices, aiming to give readers a clearer understanding of ancient Chinese political culture.
Reader comments
This book is very interesting! The author, Mr. Lei Haizong, explained the development of Chinese history and culture from a unique perspective, which gave me a deeper understanding of the ancient Chinese military system. The content in the book is systematic and comprehensive, and it also retains a large number of notes, which makes it very confusing to read. Moreover, I think this book is somewhat similar to "General History of China", both of which have an in-depth discussion of Chinese history and culture. However, "Chinese Culture and Chinese Soldiers" focuses more on the field of military systems, giving people a refreshing feeling. All in all, highly recommended!
This book is very interesting! The author, Mr. Lei Haizong, explained the development of Chinese history and culture from a unique perspective, which gave me a deeper understanding of the ancient Chinese military system. The content in the book is systematic and comprehensive, and it also retains a large number of notes, which makes it very confusing to read. Moreover, I think this book is somewhat similar to "General History of China", both of which have an in-depth discussion of Chinese history and culture. However, "Chinese Culture and Chinese Soldiers" focuses more on the field of military systems, giving people a refreshing feeling. All in all, highly recommended!