The book is divided into a world chapter and a Chinese chapter. It collects historical unsolved mysteries that have great influence, high value, and are widely concerned by people. The content covers politics, military, harem, celebrities, technology, architecture and many other fields. It uses case interpretation to analyze the various doubts behind the unsolved cases layer by layer from multiple angles, as well as the progress of deciphering them. For each puzzle, the editor does not rely on one's own words to win the readers' trust. Instead, based on referring to a large number of documents and archaeological discoveries, the editor objectively puts forward a variety of viewpoints that have been analyzed and demonstrated by experts and scholars, and presents them to the readers, so that readers can understand these historical details and have an additional way to explore the truth, so that they can discern the subtleties and eliminate the false while retaining the true.
Reader comments
This book is very interesting! There are many unsolved mysteries in the history of the world and China, such as whether the pyramids are just the burial place of the Pharaohs. This question fascinates me very much. Moreover, the editor lists a variety of viewpoints in the book so that we can think and explore for ourselves. But I don't like the talk of mysterious alien life, it feels too mysterious. After giving birth to a child, I feel that we should let our children understand history and learn to think. This book should be very helpful.
It's a bit inaccurate. The turning point of World War II was not the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor.
This book is very interesting! There are many unsolved mysteries in the history of the world and China, such as whether the pyramids are just the burial place of the Pharaohs. This question fascinates me very much. Moreover, the editor lists a variety of viewpoints in the book so that we can think and explore for ourselves. But I don't like the talk of mysterious alien life, it feels too mysterious. After giving birth to a child, I feel that we should let our children understand history and learn to think. This book should be very helpful.
It's a bit inaccurate. The turning point of World War II was not the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor.
Clear logic and smooth writing
It's simply wonderful