The Chess Game of History

History is like chess records. Times have changed. What else can those historical chess games teach us? Did Liu Bang massacre his heroes after the founding of the country? What on earth were the scholars, eunuchs, and relatives of the Eastern Han Dynasty fighting over? The Northern Wei Dynasty implemented the "son is valued at the expense of mother" system. Why did the Queen Mother have the exclusive power instead? Under the halo of the dual protagonists Li Shimin and Wu Zetian, is Li Zhi really weak? Why were eunuchs so powerful in the Tang Dynasty? From "Hongwu" to "Jianwen", what is the deep contradiction behind the Jingnan Campaign? ………… History is not just a knowledge, its real use lies in life. This book is compiled by the team of the national history book "National Humanities History". It tells the important political rise and fall from the Shang Dynasty to the Qing Dynasty, interprets major events in history, little-known historical anecdotes or characters, and presents the original appearance of history. Don't mislead or joke, let history speak its true voice. In the chessboard of history, look at the successes, failures, and experiences and lessons of the Chinese people in coping with the challenges of the times, and learn historical wisdom.