A Brief History of China (Guomai Classics)

A very good book. As a middle school student, it is very useful to consolidate and enrich your own historical knowledge. In particular, he explained many details that were not explained in history classes and answered many of my doubts. For example, unification began in the Qin Dynasty, but in fact it was carried out gradually. Without the historical demand for great unification, the Qin Dynasty could not complete the great cause of unification; the background of the great unification of the Sui Dynasty, the foundation of the prosperous age of the Sui and Tang Dynasties, and the academic and literary arts of the Sui and Tang Dynasties. The history told in this book is very systematic. It can be said that it is based on textbooks and is higher than textbooks. I was especially moved by a sentence in the book: "Western and Western people each have their own strengths. The strength of Westerners lies in scientific methods. The strength of Easterners lies in reasonable living." This may be an insight gained from history. I hope that science and technology can return to China in the future.

During the period of rapid changes in the Republic of China, in order to meet the needs of teaching reform, a number of new textbooks compiled by masters of ancient and modern Chinese and Western studies emerged. Some of these social science textbooks, such as literature and history, are not far behind even today, and their depth of thought and difficulty of understanding are far superior to the large number of shoddy textbooks today, and can even be regarded as a kind of research monograph. This history textbook written by Mr. Lu Simian for middle school students is undoubtedly a representative of these high-quality textbooks. Its breadth and depth of content and high intentions are worthy of in-depth study by scholars.

I like to read history, in order to learn from the past or to understand the truth about society. I always have a strange illusion that time does not develop linearly. When I read history, I always think that all dynasties and all time are moving forward in parallel. I have spent my life after life sitting in meditation in the ancient temple of the Tang Dynasty, riding astride the horse of the Yuan Dynasty, and kneeling under the jade steps of the Qing Dynasty. I am deeply attracted by the mystery of history, so every time I wake up from history, I can't help but feel disappointed.

What kind of knowledge is history? I was thinking about it when I read this book. It is often said that history is "a lesson from the past", and it is believed that "you don't know the future, but look at the past." However, after reading history, I found that this history, the thousands of years of Chinese history, is not just as simple as a lesson for others. There is absolutely a difference between understanding history and seeing through history. The former only knows the people and events in history, while the latter can grasp the main line of history and make a correct interpretation of the current era. This "A Brief History of China" can help you see the cycle of history and understand the wheel of the times. Now that China is rejuvenating, every descendant of Yan and Huang needs to find scientific and solid national self-confidence. Where does self-confidence come from? It is in history, and this "A Brief History of China" is scientific, objective, concise and clear, and can play such a role.

Especially recommended. If you like Chinese history, don't miss it. When I was a child, I loved reading books like Five Thousand Years. This book can be used as annotations for history textbooks. There are some things that need to be detailed, such as the story of Liu Bang and Xiang Yu, the Wei, Jin, Southern and Northern Dynasties, the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms, etc.

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Although I am not highly educated, I can still read. Moreover, a lot of the content in the book reminded me of the experiences of my own relatives and friends, which was particularly resonant. I think everyone should read it to understand our country's past so that we can better face the future.

The author summarizes and summarizes the development and evolution of Chinese history to help readers understand the main events and important figures in Chinese history. This is an overview of Chinese history. The author outlines the important events and evolution of Chinese history in a concise and clear way. This book presents complex historical events to readers in concise and clear language, allowing readers to have an overall understanding of Chinese history in a short period of time. This book is a good introductory book for readers interested in Chinese history. This book is suitable for readers who are interested in Chinese history and provides an overall perspective on Chinese history.

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