Troubled times often breed colorful talents and bizarre deeds, which is fully reflected in "Three Kingdoms" and "Warring States Policy". In Chinese history, the abdication system of Yao, Yu and Shun in Tang Dynasty changed to the seizure of power by force. As a result, official history was subject to official restrictions, while unofficial history was more valuable because of its folk nature and freedom of speech. During the Republic of China, China ended thousands of years of feudal monarchy and ushered in a new era of democracy and republic. This change provided rich material for literary creation. Although the story of the Republic of China has been widely recorded, everyone's perspective and style are unique, so it is necessary to record the vicissitudes of this era.
We live in a special era, and it would be a great pity if we allow those rapidly changing deeds to pass easily. Therefore, recording what you see and hear, whether it is large aspects or small details, is worth capturing and preserving. Such records not only provide historical reference for future generations, but also reflect each person's unique role in recording history. The diversity and subjectivity of historical records allow everyone to find their own place in them and jointly construct a multi-dimensional historical picture.
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