"Who Wrote History in Three Thousand Years: Power Games in the Pre-Qin Period" is the most influential book in Professor Leng Chengjin's series of historical interpretations. In this book that interprets the history of the pre-Qin Dynasty, Professor Leng Chengjin uses wisdom to discuss history and history to explain wisdom. Through vivid and interesting historical allusions and character stories, he explains the great wisdom in history to today's people: the most profound Confucian wisdom starts from conquering people's hearts and seeks sage rather than wisdom; the most vicious Legalist wisdom takes law, power and technique as its core and uses insidious methods. The most comprehensive Taoist wisdom is to rule the world with the mind through "non-fighting"; the most transcendent Buddhist wisdom is to choose to pursue the inner heart in the face of the world and the transcendent world, to be a human being and to become a Buddha, to seek Buddha and to seek oneself... In addition, there is the most shameless politician's wisdom, the coldest military strategist's wisdom, and the most mysterious Yin-Yang wisdom.
The rise and fall of historical chaos and the success and failure of characters are explained in a simple and vivid way. After reading this book, it is easy to enter the palace, but difficult to enter the room. It requires deep thinking and sudden enlightenment to see the unknown side of history that the author has opened up!
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This book interprets the history of pre-Qin Dynasty from a unique perspective, explains it in a simple way, and is rich in content. The author shows the wisdom of different schools through interesting historical allusions and character stories. The writing style is engaging and the prose flows smoothly. For example, "A strategist and a liar are two sides of the same coin." This sentence is thought-provoking and worth reading.
This book interprets the history of pre-Qin Dynasty from a unique perspective, explains it in a simple way, and is rich in content. The author shows the wisdom of different schools through interesting historical allusions and character stories. The writing style is engaging and the prose flows smoothly. For example, "A strategist and a liar are two sides of the same coin." This sentence is thought-provoking and worth reading.