"For many years, I have been looking forward to writing this novel one day, and I will feel at ease."--Wang Shuo
"The Beginning: Chronicles" is one volume of the four-volume novel "The Beginning". This volume is based on the story of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty. Wang Shuo takes the history we are familiar with as a starting point, puts his own emotions and thoughts into it, and relies on his rich imagination to tell the story of his life of nearly fifty years from Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty to his death, as well as the many three-dimensional and full characters who lived in his era. The ups and downs and intertwined experiences of Li Guang, Li Ling, Sima Qian, Zhang Qian, Sima Xiangru, Chen Ajiao, Wei Zifu, Huo Qubing and others form a network of dazzling stories. A big dream, full of laughter and curses, but also heart-wrenching moments. Love is greater than fame. This is the story of a generation of emperors, but in the final analysis, it is the story of people.
Reader comments
This guy really has something in his head! 99% Of people in China are no match for Wang Shuo
Reading "In the Beginning: Chronicles", it's hard to say whether you "like" or "dislike" it. You can only say that you "read it" or "didn't read it". And once you read in, you will find that the Wang Shuo who once laughed and cursed has not disappeared - he just changed his way and continued his monologue in a wider time and space.
This book is okay, but it's a bit difficult for my husband to read.
He was bald as he said it. He is not a rural person after all. [Laughing] New wheat needs to be kept for a year after harvesting before it can be ground and eaten.
Wang Shuo hasn't had any new works for a long time. It's still Wang Shuo's style. It looks good.
Ruffian cultural ideas,
Market language logic,
A unique perspective,
Easy to understand history.
This guy really has something in his head! 99% Of people in China are no match for Wang Shuo
Reading "In the Beginning: Chronicles", it's hard to say whether you "like" or "dislike" it. You can only say that you "read it" or "didn't read it". And once you read in, you will find that the Wang Shuo who once laughed and cursed has not disappeared - he just changed his way and continued his monologue in a wider time and space.
This book is okay, but it's a bit difficult for my husband to read.
He was bald as he said it. He is not a rural person after all. [Laughing] New wheat needs to be kept for a year after harvesting before it can be ground and eaten.
Wang Shuo hasn't had any new works for a long time. It's still Wang Shuo's style. It looks good.
Ruffian cultural ideas, Market language logic, A unique perspective, Easy to understand history.