
King of the Battlefield: The Decisive Edge in the Age of Cold Weapons
战场之王 冷兵器时代的决胜关键
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- 16k Words
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- 2y ago
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I especially like the part about the Eight-Zhan Sword in the book. Its production process and legend are very attractive. Moreover, the book also mentioned the plot of Lin Zexu's sailors using the Eight-Zhan Sword to fight against the British army, which gave me a deeper understanding of the war of that period. However, I still feel very sorry to see that in the end our army was unable to defeat the enemy's guns and artillery with cold weapons. This also makes me cherish my current peaceful life even more. What do you think?
This book is great and enriches amateur knowledge
I like this book so much, it's very interesting
The content is very exciting, I learned a lot
Good little knowledge about cold weapons, but a bit short.