"Historical China" (Platinum Upgraded Edition), a best-selling book on the chronological history of China, an encyclopedia-style popular history book, written by Wang Jueren, Zuiba Junshan, Jin Manlou, Jiang Lang, Zhang Cheng... Classic masterpieces by many famous writers in the history writing world today! Wonderful and rich content, a different narrative perspective, unexpected truths, and true human nature. Everything that happens today has happened before in history!
The Three Kingdoms era was a time of great changes and great talents emerged in large numbers. This era actually began with the Yellow Turban Uprising at the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty. After that, various warlords divided states and counties and supported their own troops. Cao Cao threatened the emperor to disobey his ministers, Sun Quan separatized Jiangdong, Liu Bei took control of Yizhou, and after the Battle of Chibi, a three-legged situation was formed. In this era, talents in all fields can be described as a "blowout". In the troubled times, not only Cao Cao, Liu Bei, and Sun Quan emerged, Politicians and military strategists such as Quan, Zhou Yu, and Zhuge Liang, and outstanding talents such as Zhao Yun, Zhang Liao, Le Jin, Jiang Wei, and Deng Ai emerged; in science and technology, there were Ma Jun, Liu Wei, Hua Tuo, and Zhang Zhongjing; in literature and art, there were the "Three Cao" and the "Seven Sons of Jian'an" and so on.
Times make heroes, and heroes make times. Talents from all walks of life met, battled wits and courage, and jointly wrote the magnificent Three Kingdoms era in Chinese history!
Reader comments
This book is rich in content and interprets the history of the Three Kingdoms from a different perspective, which is unexpected. The author Jiang Lang has unique insights into various characters and events in the Three Kingdoms era, which gave me a deeper understanding of that era when heroes emerged in large numbers. For example, "Young people don't watch Water Margin, old people don't watch Three Kingdoms." This sentence is very interesting. Moreover, the author's writing style is also very vivid, and it is not boring at all. All in all, this is a good book worth reading.
This book is rich in content and interprets the history of the Three Kingdoms from a different perspective, which is unexpected. The author Jiang Lang has unique insights into various characters and events in the Three Kingdoms era, which gave me a deeper understanding of that era when heroes emerged in large numbers. For example, "Young people don't watch Water Margin, old people don't watch Three Kingdoms." This sentence is very interesting. Moreover, the author's writing style is also very vivid, and it is not boring at all. All in all, this is a good book worth reading.