Mei Yi Talks About the Song Dynasty: Three Hundred Years of the Rise and Fall of the Song Dynasty (Set of Four Volumes)

"Mei Yi Talks about the Song Dynasty: Three Hundred Years of the Rise and Fall of the Song Dynasty" (four volumes in total) divides the history of the Song Dynasty into four representative dimensions. "Sitting in Kaifeng" takes the foundation and co-governance of the Song Dynasty as the core, and tells the historical transformation from the decline and chaos to the ideal dynasty; "A Refuge in Lin'an" takes the Jingkang Incident and the southern migration as the main content, and reviews the history of the Song Dynasty from prosperity to southern migration. "Zhan Yashan" tells the history of the demise of the Song Dynasty, showing the last character of the Song Dynasty with the courage to jump into the sea; "Concerns about Border Troubles" revolves around the relationship between the Song Dynasty and the Liao, Xia and Jin Dynasty over three hundred years, and tells the war and peace between the nomads and the farmers and herders. The entire set of books uses the progress of events as the latitude and longitude, uses the joys and sorrows of the characters as flesh and blood, and uses people to connect history. The context is clear, the language is popular, and it is literary. It is a unique kind of writing about the rise and fall of the Song Dynasty in the three hundred years.