Events of the Han Dynasty: from the Struggle for Hegemony Between Chu and Han to the Beginning of the Three Kingdoms

"Events of the Han Dynasty: From the Struggle for Hegemony between Chu and Han to the Prelude to the Three Kingdoms" connects the more than 400 years of history of the two Han Dynasties in a popular and humorous way. Starting from Liu Bang, the pavilion chief of Surabaya, who lived in a fair-weather world, he details his rise to power through his snake-slaying uprising, fierce battle with Xiang Yu, and determination of the world; then after the establishment of the throne in the early Han Dynasty, Empress Lu took power, Wen Jing recuperated, and the power game of the Seven Kingdoms; and then focused on the story of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty attacking the Xiongnu in the north and conquering the Western Regions. It tells the story of great talents and great strategies, and the tragedy of the witchcraft disaster in his later years. It then tells about the short-lived glory of Emperor Xuan's resurgence, the changes in Wang Mang's usurpation of the Han Dynasty, Liu Xiu's counterattack in the battle of Kunyang to enthrone the gods and rebuild the Eastern Han Dynasty. Finally, in the Eastern Han Dynasty, the relatives and eunuchs alternated power, the Yellow Turban Uprising broke out, and Dong Zhuo entered the capital to start the Three Kingdoms. The book is based on historical classics and incorporates the story-telling of related romance books. It uses "big events + small people's perspective" to restore the historical scene. It not only describes the strategies and decisions of emperors and generals, but also hides the fireworks of the marketplace, making the rise and fall of the Han Dynasty vivid and tangible.