This book is a historical reading in vernacular. It uses official histories such as "Three Kingdoms", "Zizhi Tongjian", "Three Kingdoms", "War History of China" and "Book of Jin" as references. In chronological order, it uses humorous language to describe the characters and events from the Yellow Turban Rebellion in 184 AD to the unification of the world in the Western Jin Dynasty in 280 AD. It details the differences between official history and romance and restores official history. It has the rigor of historical readings and the readability of popular readings.
Reader comments
This is the best book on the history of the Three Kingdoms. Although some parts feel inconsistent with common sense, there are problems with the materials the author can refer to. For example, some of the records recorded in the Historical Records of the Three Kingdoms are not true, and there is nothing that can be done about it. Unless there is profound knowledge of ancient military and social economy, it can be further improved.
This is the best book on the history of the Three Kingdoms. Although some parts feel inconsistent with common sense, there are problems with the materials the author can refer to. For example, some of the records recorded in the Historical Records of the Three Kingdoms are not true, and there is nothing that can be done about it. Unless there is profound knowledge of ancient military and social economy, it can be further improved.
Very good, historical, vivid language
Vernacular writing is pretty good