Weiguo was the longest vassal state in China during the pre-Qin period. It was first established in the early years of the Western Zhou Dynasty and was destroyed by Qin II. It was established for more than 800 years (about 11th century BC to 209 BC). This book shows the rise and fall of Weiguo during the two-week period, uses a large number of detailed historical materials to reproduce Weiguo's developed economy and culture, and conducts certain research on Weiguo's historical celebrities. The political status, geographical and humanistic environment of Wei State was quite prominent among the vassal states of the Central Plains at that time. It was an advanced representative of Chinese civilization and played an indispensable role in the inheritance and development of the ancient culture of the Central Plains.
