History Cannot Bear to Be Scrutinized (World History)

"History Can't Bear to Be Read Closely (World History)" collects 54 world historical figures and historical events that have puzzled or misunderstood the world, including intriguing historical materials, cruelty that cannot be read carefully, and surprising mysteries. There are big figures and events that have shocked the past and present. For example, was Alexander the Great poisoned? Did Napoleon die of disease or murder? Did Hitler commit suicide in Berlin? There are also some seemingly small but interesting clips that are closely related to people's lives. For example, is it a lie that drinking yogurt can prolong life? Why are all ancient Greek sculptures nude? Why do modern Europeans like to wear wigs? "History Can't Bear to Be Closed (World History)" continues the author's consistent humorous and sharp language style, with relaxed writing style, rich content and high readability. After confirming your eyes, there is still a book "History Can't Bear to Be Closed (World History)" between you and the world.