If you don't understand grassland civilization, you can only understand half of Han culture. Where did the Huns come from? How to rise? Why prosper? And why did it decline?
Among the five thousand years of Chinese civilization, little attention has been paid to grassland civilization. In fact, hundreds of years of nomadic life across the grasslands have shaped their unique cultural genes and historical attributes. They are fierce, tenacious, martial and iron-blooded.
As the founders and pioneers of grassland civilization, the Xiongnu slowly rose to prominence during the Shang and Zhou dynasties, reaching their peak during the Qin and Han dynasties. During the Southern and Northern Dynasties, they gradually withdrew from the stage of history with the demise of the Gaochang and Beiliang regimes, and almost coexisted with the Han Dynasty for 400 years.
This period of history has very profound and precious historical value and needs to be presented more comprehensively and systematically. It is worthy of our understanding and study.
Reader comments
The author Zuo Wenning wrote the rise and fall of the Xiongnu very clearly, and also mentioned the influence of grassland civilization on Han culture. This reminds me of "Wolf Totem", both of which emphasize the ferocity and tenacity of the grassland peoples. I think this book is very valuable and worth reading!
Since we are talking about history, it is better to be more rigorous in writing. In order to cater to the audience, the author is also careful.
Good! I read it carefully combined with the history of the Han Empire and the history of the Southern and Northern Dynasties.
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It is easy to understand, concise and concise, telling the story of the ancient Huns. It is a good book.
It's a very good book. It says everything that needs to be explained clearly and puts away everything that needs to be written. There is no messy nonsense. It is very smooth to read and I am happy to understand it.
The author Zuo Wenning wrote the rise and fall of the Xiongnu very clearly, and also mentioned the influence of grassland civilization on Han culture. This reminds me of "Wolf Totem", both of which emphasize the ferocity and tenacity of the grassland peoples. I think this book is very valuable and worth reading!
Since we are talking about history, it is better to be more rigorous in writing. In order to cater to the audience, the author is also careful.
Good! I read it carefully combined with the history of the Han Empire and the history of the Southern and Northern Dynasties.
Lu green green green green green green green
It is easy to understand, concise and concise, telling the story of the ancient Huns. It is a good book.
It's a very good book. It says everything that needs to be explained clearly and puts away everything that needs to be written. There is no messy nonsense. It is very smooth to read and I am happy to understand it.
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