Three Hundred Years of Tang Rise and Fall
大唐兴衰三百年
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- Completed
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- 2.3M Words
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- Historical
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- Unknown
- Updated
- 2y ago
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- Fanqie
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I admire the author very much. It took him ten years to write a book. He is worthy of pride and praise! After watching the rise and fall of the Tang Dynasty for three hundred years, it is very sad. In addition to the rule of Zhenguan and the prosperous Kaiyuan era, the Tang Dynasty also had the Anshi Rebellion, and there was a history similar to warlord rule for more than a hundred years!
The writing style of this book is very humorous, making boring history interesting. The plot of the story is very rich. The author uses time and characters as clues to clearly explain the rise and fall of the Tang Dynasty. Moreover, the evaluation in the book is also very objective, which gave me a more comprehensive understanding of the Tang Dynasty. All in all, this is a set of books well worth reading.
First of all, let me say: Thank you to the author! As a book lover, I feel very grateful, moved and admired! I finished reading it with my love and curiosity for history. I felt shocked, excited, sad, sad, helpless, and of course, the humor brought me a smile! This book quotes classics, objective facts, and respects history. It is exciting, sighing, and lamentable... I hope the author will have more new works!
This book is humorous and the writing is lively and interesting. It is well worth reading. The explanation of the history of my country's Tang Dynasty in simple and easy-to-understand terms is impressive. It is a rare good book for people who love history and is worth recommending. Five stars
After reading the three hundred years of the rise and fall of the Tang Dynasty, I feel so sad. It feels very different from the Tang Dynasty I imagined. The only thing in my impression is the rule of Zhenguan. In the prosperous age of Kaiyuan, I feel that except for the Anshi Rebellion, the Tang Dynasty should be basically peaceful and peaceful. Unexpectedly, the Tang Dynasty has never been peaceful since the Anshi Rebellion! It feels like Li Shimin is the fig leaf of Datang!
The details are explained clearly, not as weird as the novel
I feel that this book is a little better written than the other book, Three Hundred Years of the Rise and Fall of the Tang Dynasty, but not by much.
The historical events narrated are true and objective, and the language is humorous, making people interested in reading.
I read it the second time and it was very interesting.
This book is very nice