Discourses on Salt and Iron
盐铁论
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 60k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Unknown
- Updated
- 3y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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High-Quality Books Rated 9.5 or Higher
High-quality books other than *Dali* and *Slay the Gods*.
Please Recommend a Few Stories With Highly Intelligent Characters Who Scheme Through Everything and See Through Everything
Books That Teach You Real Skills
Anything goes.
Any Hard Science Fiction That’s So Technical You Can’t Understand It?
Are there any hard science novels? The kind that are difficult to understand.
Highbrow Literary Works
Are there any novels you could write about in an essay, or novels that are biographies of famous people?
One Soul, Two Bodies
One soul, two bodies. They have separate consciousnesses: the souls in the two bodies are two different minds. They support each other and become friends, or something else. I haven’t seen this kind of story on Tomato Novel, and I’d love to find one. I really like this premise.
Any Experts Out There? Please Recommend Some Educational Books. Love You All! 🥰
For example: Chinese, math, English, politics, history, geography, biology...
Looking for High-Quality Literary Fiction That Teaches You Something
I want to read something similar to the Criminal Law of the People's Republic of China.
Classic Books
Looking for books like I and the Temple of Earth (Illustrated Edition). Does anyone on Tomato have any classic books to recommend? I used to enjoy I and the Temple of Earth, as well as books by Yu Hua. Any recommendations along those lines? I haven't been able to get into romance novels lately. I want to read
Looking for Cultivation Techniques
Something fairly popular.
Looking for a Book
Looking for a book where the female and male leads are exiled together and stay devoted to each other. The female lead handles everything for them. They return to the capital after three years, but the male lead dislikes her. He's a prince and has a thing for her older sister. It was serialized before, but I can't find it now.
Reader comments 7
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It is a discussion of world affairs and governance in the ancient context. Those who blindly belittle this book are stupid, those who actively praise this book are stupid, and it is bad to follow the methods of this book to govern contemporary people. Wise people should compare the differences between ancient and modern environments to understand the purpose of various measures in his book, so as to broaden their horizons and enhance their own strategies. When thinking, keep in mind the speaker's position, his purpose, and who he represents.
I like the contrast mentioned in the book between Guan Zhong's use of power to dominate and Ji's emphasis on agriculture and the collapse of the country. It is very enlightening. But I hate characters who only care about profit and ignore the fundamental needs of the people. This book made me think more deeply about national governance and is worth reading.
I have to read it carefully when I have time, and I don't dare to make any judgments.
Chinese studies are profound and profound. I will continue to work hard, read more and read good books...
Ancient and modern are connected. The problems that the ancients encountered are the same problems that people today are deeply involved in.
Very good, but some words are not clear in the notes.
The coverage is quite broad, and the sentences are gorgeous and rhyming.