
The Great Inner Palace of Japan
大奥日本
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 118k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Unknown
- Updated
- 3y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Stats
8Chapters
75Reads
9.1Score
5Listens
9.9kReads · all time
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It is said to be dedicated to the great secrets, but it is actually a pamphlet on the general history of the Neon Tokugawa family. The most readable chapter is the food chapter. I have never seen anything similar before. Why is it that the General's family has so few types of food? No wonder it's easy to get sick later The history part was originally thought to be a story about street stall literature featuring a secret history of listening and speaking, but it was basically okay.
A very interesting book about the customs and customs of the Japanese harem during the shogunate era. After reading this book, I will read the Japanese period drama Daioku series to gain some understanding of the background.
It's well written, very engaging, and very popular.
This book gave me a deeper understanding of Japanese history. In particular, the "separation of soldiers and peasants" policy and the status system reminded me of the current social division of labor, and I also understood the origin of class differences. As a father, I will let my children understand history, the development and changes of society, and at the same time educate them to respect everyone's career and identity. This book is very inspiring and I recommend it to you!