Revealing the bizarre medical histories of "Internet celebrity emperors"!
Identity: Tang Xuanzong of Tang Dynasty
Features: CEO of one of the world's top 10 companies, with 80 million employees, the company's scale is comparable to N BAT
Hobby: Name-changing mania in the late stages of obsessive-compulsive disorder
Identity: Song Taizu, Song Dynasty
Features: All the countries you like are stamped with the seal of the king, war AND the world's richest man, inhumanity, business tax collection is too soft
Hobby: A violent maniac who won't complain even if he can do it.
Identity: Emperor Jiajing of Ming Dynasty
Features: It has the largest granary in the country, the largest back garden in the country - Beijing Wutan, and the most fashionable porcelain in the world.
Hobby: Cat-loving alternative fetish
Identity: Emperor Qianlong of the Qing Dynasty
Features: Forbidden City, an inner-ring mansion with an area of 720,000 square meters that integrates offices and homes.
Hobby: A narcissistic maniac that no one can surpass
Reader comments
It feels a bit like "Those Things in the Ming Dynasty", both telling history in a relaxed and humorous way. Moreover, the author is very imaginative. For example, he compared Tang Xuanzong to the CEO of one of the world's top 10 companies, which is very vivid. I think this book is very suitable for people like me who are interested in history but don't want to read a history book that is too boring.
Excellent [Like] This is the first time I have read such a good online article!
I persisted and read it to the end. It was well written.
It feels a bit like "Those Things in the Ming Dynasty", both telling history in a relaxed and humorous way. Moreover, the author is very imaginative. For example, he compared Tang Xuanzong to the CEO of one of the world's top 10 companies, which is very vivid. I think this book is very suitable for people like me who are interested in history but don't want to read a history book that is too boring.
Excellent [Like] This is the first time I have read such a good online article!
I persisted and read it to the end. It was well written.