The ten-volume General History of the World covers more than 600 topics and includes over 500 illustrations, creating a panoramic mirror of history. From the primordial age, when people ate raw meat and drank blood, and slash-and-burn farming was the norm, to the first brilliant light of civilization bursting forth from the great river valleys and illuminating the generations that followed, and then to the blossoming of human civilization in all its splendor, the book unfolds like a magnificent panorama of world history. This volume, The Wave of Revolutions, tells the story of human history between 700 and 800.
This book is like a historical picture, rich in content, and taught me a lot of historical knowledge. But I don't really like the war part of the book, it feels too cruel. The author's writing style is very vivid, making me feel like I am actually there. Overall, this is a good book worth reading and I recommend it to you!
This book is like a historical picture, rich in content, and taught me a lot of historical knowledge. But I don't really like the war part of the book, it feels too cruel. The author's writing style is very vivid, making me feel like I am actually there. Overall, this is a good book worth reading and I recommend it to you!