Unofficial History May Not Be Fake

The official history writes about the country, while the unofficial history records the people's hearts. This book is very rigorously written, and it also expands the knowledge. This kind of writing thinking can benefit us a lot in study and life🌹

A very good book that discusses various unofficial histories from a political perspective. Although there are suspicions of conspiracy theories, the various reasons given are convincing enough. After reading it, you can look at those political figures from another angle.

The analysis is quite logical, but you really shouldn't take it seriously. There is historical data to support it, but some evaluation terms are still too subjective and should be viewed rationally. This book is suitable for those who are semi-rational, but if you read it with sensibility, you will gain a book of immense joy.

It was quite good, I couldn't finish it without missing a beat. The explanation is great, but a bit short. History is a girl at the mercy of others. It is written by the victors. The author starts from the historical background and analyzes the doubtful aspects, which is reasonable and well-founded.

It is more exciting to look at history from another angle. At the same time, you understand that official history is written by Victory, and unofficial history can better see the truth or details. Moreover, the author's writing is very good, the language is humorous and he can tell things accurately. I highly recommend everyone to read it.

I feel that this book does not have lengthy quotations from scriptures and is difficult to understand. Instead, he uses plain language to talk about it and reason out the truth of the matter with reasonable evidence. The author's logical thinking is very strong. Fascinating.

The language is humorous and the viewpoints are novel. It is suitable for those who are curious and like unofficial history. The author starts from the hints of ancient historical materials and combines his own reasonable speculations to analyze the possible truth of unofficial history. It is quite interesting, you can take a look!

Wang Lei's "Unofficial History May Not Be False" is a work that plays with "unofficial history fragments" in a new way. The best thing about it is not to verify the authenticity of unofficial history, but to use the "wildness" of unofficial history to tear open the gaps that have been whitewashed and omitted in the official historical narrative. The book does not pile up obscure historical materials, but uses vivid vernacular to weave the fragments of folk rumors and notes scattered into flesh-and-blood stories. Whether it is the secret thoughts of emperors and generals or the joys and sorrows of ordinary people, the author does not rush to make a conclusion of "true" or "false". Instead, he takes the readers to stand at the corner of history and ponder the "exceptions" that have been mentioned in the official history - for example, an unintentional remark by a powerful official of a certain dynasty may hide the fuse of the turmoil in the court; a song played by a certain brothel woman may have witnessed the rise and fall of the era. This way of writing makes "unofficial history" no longer an appendage of official history, but becomes another perspective from which to observe history. Of course, this book also has obvious shortcomings. In some chapters, in order to pursue the drama of the story, the adaptation of unofficial historical materials is a bit excessive, lacking the rigor of textual research; and the creation of some characters falls into the "black and white" routine, lacking the complexity that historical figures should have. But the flaws do not hide the flaws. For readers who like history but are tired of the rigid official history, "Unofficial History May Not Be Fake" is a very interesting read - it does not want to tell you "unofficial history is true", but to remind you: there is always more than one way to write history, and those "wild" hidden in the corners may be closer to the reality of human nature.

The author uses a humorous style to analyze those widely circulated classic unofficial histories with logical reasoning. It allows readers to see the interesting side of history, and at the same time proves that history is indeed a little girl who can be dressed up by anyone. The fly in the ointment is that, as a human being, the author inevitably incorporates subjective factors into his objective analysis. Overall, a good piece of work.

The language is humorous, the interpretation of historical data is relatively clear, and the logical analysis is relatively rigorous. It allows readers to experience the interest and methods of historical research, gain new perspectives, and arouse thinking. It is a good book.

The author makes reasonable speculations based on existing historical facts, and the tone is humorous, giving people a relaxing feeling of chatting with each other. It is recommended for book friends to read to kill time.

This book answered a lot of my historical questions. The author's writing style is humorous and concise, and his vocabulary is concise. He makes the originally serious archaeological article easy to read. I like it very much [Like]

It's a good book, with well-chosen words and lexicon, and the narrative technique is also humorous and fascinating. It's a very good historical book.

This book is very interesting, it reveals the historical truth in popular unofficial history. Just like the story of Yu, it reminds me of Cao Cao in "The Romance of the Three Kingdoms", "I would rather teach me to betray the world than teach the world to betray me." Sometimes the truth of history is really hidden in those unknown details. This book is a bit similar to "Those Things in the Ming Dynasty". They both tell history in a humorous way, making it easy to read.

Fine. The author's various analyzes are very logical in terms of characters and provide a diversity of historical perspectives. Just take a look.

Highly recommended. The only shortcoming is that there are too few character stories and I can't get enough of it. I hope there will be more in the future. The whole book has a distinct personal point of view and is well-founded. The summary of personal thoughts at the end is really the finishing touch, making it an intriguing read. Looking forward to new books in this series

Reading unofficial history [exploration][exploration] makes me realize: the history we know is actually filtered and packaged in layers [exploration][exploration], often with a strong political purpose - to protect the venerable and endorse the legitimacy of the dynasty. Under the appearance of "false", there is often the logic of "true" [Note] [Note] The core of "Unofficial History May Not Be False" lies in the word "may not be". The reflection [thinking] [thinking] after reading is not to verify the authenticity of something, but to understand a truth - history is a multi-prism. Recommended reading[Like][Like][Like][Like][Like]

The content of the book is quite interesting, and the quotes are well-sourced, but I personally feel that it has some conspiracy theory tendencies. Overall, it's quite interesting to read while waiting for other books to be updated in the drafting stage.

This history book is equivalent to analyzing history from another angle from the perspective of our modern people, combining some historical materials and using our thinking to restore a history that is different from everyone's common sense. It makes our eyes bright and refreshing, a more rigorous writing method, and the author's elegant vocabulary and composition. The author's rich historical background undoubtedly increases the reader's urge to continue reading, and the author uses modern people's thinking to transform some obscure historical events into logic that is easy for contemporary people to understand. Moreover, through the comparison between ancient and modern times, readers can see the shadow of contemporary social problems, and the practicality of the so-called "learning from history". As the saying goes, all history is contemporary history. The various difficulties we are facing now were encountered by ancient people in ancient times, and they have successfully overcome them. To enlighten modern people. Finally, I like this book very much. I highly recommend reading it. Don't lose hope in life if you are a stranger (づ ●─● )づ

It ends without summarizing the experience. It is really almost comprehensive. Analysis from different perspectives and reasoning and judgment can be said to be impeccable. Although it is not that the words are not shocking, there will be unexpected effects.

It's really wonderful. I look forward to following up on recent history.

The author's writing style is very humorous. Reading this book makes you feel like you are dreaming back to your college days, chatting with your classmates in the library! I majored in history in college, and this book made my eyes light up, just like when I read those things about the Ming Dynasty! History is like this, there are parts that make people happy and there are parts that make people sad! History is by no means rigid words in a book. Read this book and you will understand what I mean!

A very interesting and lively historical reading. Each chapter in the book is an analysis of controversial historical events in ancient times. The author's descriptions are humorous and the conclusions are well-founded and logical. It is an excellent popular historical science article [Like]

Use a modern style to write and interpret historical events. The writing style is humorous and the characters are vivid. Each image is vivid on the page. The reasons for each event are interpreted from a political perspective. It is well-founded and reasonable, making people suddenly enlightened.

Unofficial history may not be fake---- The writing is quite good, but it's still not exciting or wild enough. I need to write more wilder stuff. I love reading it! ! ! February 2, 2026, 3:25, Monday, the 15th day of the twelfth lunar month. The weather is fine, in Huangdao.

Official history may not be correct, but unofficial history is guaranteed to be unofficial! The author's writing is good and worth reading. As for history, a little girl can dress up however she wants!

This book comprehensively and objectively presents the remains in our country's history through many documents. At the same time, golden sentences appear frequently, and the colloquial language makes reading more comfortable. It is indeed worth calming down and taking a look. It may not greatly affect our lives, but it can be used as a conversation piece after dinner.

The author has given different interpretations to some familiar ancient figures, leaving it to future generations to comment on what the truth is. The writing is witty and humorous, making it easy and enjoyable to read, but it also leaves you thinking.

It's quite interesting. This unofficial history is written like a novel. It's quite enjoyable to watch. I finished it in one day.

It is interesting and can also popularize some historical knowledge and use logical reasoning to look at some mysteries in history. This mode is very novel and a great book. Quite beautiful, worth a look