Oracle School 7: Three Kingdoms War

[Editor's Recommendation] ★Latest Children's Book Award winner Huang Jiajia's latest masterpiece, the seventh in the "Oracle School" series of historical knowledge children's literature. ★Referring to ancient historical materials such as "Romance of the Three Kingdoms", "Romance of the Three Kingdoms", and "Book of the Later Han Dynasty", scholars studying the history of the Three Kingdoms at Tsinghua University reviewed the manuscript, and the content is detailed. ★Incorporate traditional cultural knowledge such as clothing, food, architecture, customs, and laws during the Three Kingdoms period, making it both educational and entertaining. ★Using the perspective of modern teenagers, the famous scenes of the Three Kingdoms such as Cao Chong weighing elephants, Kong Rong giving pears, Cao Chuan borrowing arrows, "Long Zhong Dui", and the Battle of Chibi are reproduced to create historical events that children can personally participate in. ★Cao Cao, Kong Rong, Zhuge Liang, Sun Quan, Hua Tuo, and Guan Yu appeared on the stage one by one. They were portrayed from multiple angles, and the characters were friendly, vivid, and distinctive. ★ Cleverly integrates idiom stories from the Three Kingdoms period, such as visiting the thatched cottage three times, looking at the plum blossoms to quench thirst, being happy to miss Sichuan, and seeing each other with admiration after seeing each other for three days, to help children remember classroom knowledge in a fun way. ★Combined with artificial intelligence, parallel time and space and other science fiction elements, it is refreshing and full of suspense. ★24 In-text illustrations vividly show the life scenes of the Three Kingdoms, helping teenagers to easily memorize historical test points. [Introduction] The war is about to break out. Being in the Three Kingdoms is more than just a romance. With the help of the Jade Emperor, Youyou, Tiantian and Little Pudding traveled to Jian'an for thirteen years. With the help of Little Pudding's ability to communicate with animals, they and Cao Chong weighed the elephant and became little advisers; later they also helped Cao Cao train the navy, simulated water battles in Xuanwu Pond, became the governor of Youyou, Tiantian performed "borrowing arrows from a straw boat", and Little Pudding borrowed the east wind at the "Seven Star Altar". At this time, the three kingdoms of Wei, Shu, and Wu were fighting for hegemony, and many spies were secretly gathering information. In order to unite Wu against Shu, Cao Cao sent three people, Youyou, as envoys to Jiangdong, and the intelligence code used what Little Pudding was good at - Chinese Pinyin! Cáo sī kōng nǐ hǎo，wǒ shì xiǎo bù dīng About the authorHuang Jiajia A well-known children's literature writer, deputy director of the special reporting department of "Beijing Daily", and one of the first batch of writers to be admitted to the Beijing Publishing Creative Industry Park. He has been engaged in historical non-fiction writing for more than ten years and has interviewed and reported on many historical heritage and cultural events. It has published the "Oracle School" series of children's literature on historical knowledge and the "School of Divine Beasts" series of fairy tales, which were selected as the top ten children's literature by National Reading·National Bookstores, 20 of the top ten children's books of 2020 by China Education News, the top ten popular books of the year by Sohu Culture, the top 100 Chinese children's books, the best books of the year on the Weibo Children's Book List, the 2021 Laurel Children's Book, etc. The work has been selected into the reading lists of schools in many places, and has been recommended many times by Cao Wenxuan, the winner of the International Andersen Award, Xu Zechen, the winner of the Mao Dun Literature Award, Yu Gengzhe, the speaker of Baijia Forum, Wang Zhigeng, deputy director of the Chinese Version Library, and others. Lectures at the National Museum, the Capital Library and primary schools across the country have been welcomed and loved by parents, teachers and children.