From the Five Hegemons to the Seven Warring States: A Detailed History of the Spring and Autumn and Warring States Periods (5-Book Set)

It's quite interesting, full of discussion and thinking. It is not the kind of simple historical stereotype labeling. It will explain history and explain the reasons why historical figures made choices that are difficult to understand at first glance. At the same time, there won't be the problem of using private information when explaining history in many similar books (such as exaggerating the past and belittling the present, such as saying that Europe and the United States are many and good, such as some feudal and sour Confucian concepts) It is a book with historical materialism that makes people interested in reading it. However, you need to know that it is not a story-telling book. If you want to hear short stories about the Spring and Autumn Period, you have chosen the wrong book. Let me correct you, there are quite a lot of short stories in the last three chapters starting from the Spring and Autumn Period. The kind of rigor and explanation that I praised in my first review is basically not there in this article. The writing style is more joking, and the style is a bit like "Shuo Chunqiu"... By the way, "Shuo Chunqiu" is because I think it is too lax, likes simple attribution + misinterprets the original meaning of the characters + too likes to make inappropriate analogies from a modern perspective. I call this style three vulgar ruffian writing methods I was slapped in the face as soon as I praised him, and those shortcomings mentioned in the most recent years were just "worshiping foreigners and favoring foreigners" and they didn't appear very much. It is recommended to watch the first one, but it depends on personal acceptance of the second one.

Beautiful and easy to understand

Super pretty. Understood historical knowledge. Reading history makes people wise. Great.

The writing style of this book is very vivid and the writing style is also very good! By telling historical stories, the author gave me a clearer understanding of the pattern of the Spring and Autumn and Warring States periods. Moreover, many plots in the book reminded me of the experiences of my relatives and friends. For example, in the fiercely competitive modern society, people also need to deal with various challenges strategically like princes. All in all, this is a great book worth reading!