The Age of Exploration: Exploration and Conquest (Full-Color Edition)

The Age of Discovery is a history of blood and tears for the people of Asia, Africa and Latin America

It's okay. The content is quite rich and detailed. As for the evaluation of the book, it is still too influenced by mainstream ideology. However, it is not too crooked and not as abstract as other books, so there is no need to deduct stars. It is worth reading. For these explorers, many aspects are real. They are both heroes and executioners. They can only wait for future generations to judge.

This book reminds me of "One Piece". They both tell the story of the great sailing era full of courage and adventure. The story in the book is like the love journey of my girlfriend and I, full of unknowns and surprises. We are also exploring each other's worlds and creating our own new maps together. And, like those explorers, we push forward despite the odds because we believe love and courage can take us anywhere. This book is really wonderful and makes me yearn for that era!

Through this book, you can learn about the beginning of the Age of Discovery and various major events, and learn about the famous navigators and their adventure stories who braved hardships and constantly explored new worlds during the Age of Discovery.

A great era! It is so well written. In the Age of Discovery where passion was burning, Europeans were not afraid of the sea and their courage and courage to explore the unknown world are worth learning from.

It's a pity that the Ming Dynasty did not get a share of the Age of Discovery