The Eastern Jin Dynasty is a unique "story meeting" in Chinese history: orthodox imperial power politics gradually fell by the wayside, and unique personal charm was released. The four major families represented by Wang (Wang Dao), Yu (Yu Liang), Huan (Huan Wen), and Xie (Xie An) alternately appear on stage. They may have selfish motives and compete with each other; They complemented each other with the Di Qin and Murong Xianbei groups in the north, and worked together with their charismatic wisdom to build a rare "human paradise" in the three hundred years of chaos in the Wei, Jin, Southern and Northern Dynasties.
Reader comments
This book is like a grand historical drama, allowing me to see the changes of that era. The characters in the book have distinct personalities, and their experiences reminded me of my relatives and friends around me. Some are ambitious, while others are indifferent to fame and fortune. The rise and fall of the four major families also made me understand the power of unity. This is not only a history book, but also a revelation about human nature.
It's so beautiful, why doesn't anyone see it?
It's very well written, but it's a pity that so few people read it.
This book is like a grand historical drama, allowing me to see the changes of that era. The characters in the book have distinct personalities, and their experiences reminded me of my relatives and friends around me. Some are ambitious, while others are indifferent to fame and fortune. The rise and fall of the four major families also made me understand the power of unity. This is not only a history book, but also a revelation about human nature.
It's so beautiful, why doesn't anyone see it?
It's very well written, but it's a pity that so few people read it.