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This is a truly excellent inventory of the sky. It does not brag about emperors and generals, do not make jokes, do not smear the sages, and does not discriminate against foreign countries. People at the bottom of the world should unite to build a better life.

This book is great, the author's writing is good, and it is not based on short videos on the Internet. I have a lot of my own insights when reading it. It is not just about China's own things, but also talks about foreign things in the West. And so far, there is no exaggeration and it is very objective.

Gaga is good-looking, but Tianmu novels shouldn't talk about history. Other novels always make fun of those emperors, but this book directly arranged the peasant uprising and overthrew Zhu Yuanzhang. It is a good read and I love to read it. My thoughts should not be constrained!

Very nice book. Don't be an emperor's puppet or a licking dog. [Praise]

The most beautiful Tianmu article is no longer a dog-licking article praising the emperor.

A rare clear stream, both Chinese and foreign ideas are very strong, but most of the ideas in pre-Qin and post-Qin China are inherited and tinkered with on the original basis. On the contrary, foreign ideas made breakthroughs and progress after the Middle Ages. In modern China, socialist ideas have continued to make breakthroughs and progress. On the other hand, foreign countries have become tinkering with this type of ideas.

It's okay so far, but it's really hard for Socrates to talk to a bunch of Greeks about classical Chinese.

Come on, author, I rarely read this kind of article. Nowadays, the so-called Tianmu articles are all about flattering feudal emperors and belittling the West.

It's beautiful, although it's too idealistic, but it's really beautiful

A true introduction of philosophy into history, a truly masterpiece of thought

It's great, much better than those charming ancestors of mine who are always hard to calm down and the emperor of the ages who lives in ruins.

Very good, not blindly praising ancient times. Not biased against Western ideas. Many historical review articles have praised the emperor to the heavens. The idea of ​​loving the people like a son is all superficial, but in fact it is just a bullshit. I really want to go back and be a slave. [Laughing awkwardly]

The author's perspective is quite novel, and the connotation and theme are also very high-level. It is just a little too idealistic. It is understandable that some dynasties were overthrown. It is still possible to transition to modern times after the mid-Ming Dynasty, and it is very likely to adopt a constitutional monarchy. However, it is not realistic for the previous dynasties to break through the limitations of productivity and directly innovate production relations, and the sense of substitution is not strong. Especially during the Han and Tang dynasties, the feudal society at this time was still considered an advanced society. It would be more reasonable to first consider strengthening the development of productive forces in each dynasty and then accelerate social processes on this basis.

Although it is idealized in some places, it is generally good, and it can be regarded as a clean stream among Tianmu novels. As for the issue of idealization, it is quite normal, but it would be better if it could be improved. I looked back again, and I think there is a problem, that is, productivity cannot keep up with ideology, so the author can take stock of some experts in agriculture and water conservancy, that is, experts who can improve productivity.

Author, you can plan the content of the marquee broadcast. History will be played in the morning, something entertaining at noon, then engineering, and in the evening you will vote based on your common wishes (farmers are the most popular, so it should be agricultural, or medical, close to most people's lives). For example, "80% of farmers are thinking about how to have more food, so tonight's science popularization will focus on improving food." Add another reward, such as life span. If 80% of all people are satisfied, they can get one year of life and eliminate most difficult and complicated diseases. Statistics are calculated every year, so that almost 90% will not be able to trade power for money. After all, who doesn't want to live?

On the topic of the Great Wall, many articles place all the credit for the Great Wall on the First Emperor. In fact, the First Emperor only connected the Great Wall. The Great Wall had been built long ago. The Great Walls that exist today are all the Great Wall of the Ming Dynasty. I don't know if the Great Wall of Qin still exists.

It's really rare to see such a canopy novel. The ones I read before were either "My Charming Ancestors" or they were condescending and praising those feudal emperors, which made me want to vomit. I read one a long time ago, but it was banned before it was finished. Although this book is a bit idealistic, it's acceptable. I hope there will be more novels like this in the future that don't praise the emperors.

It's really hard to find an article on Tomato that doesn't brag about the emperor.

I quite like watching it, but the rating is low. Most of them are all about emperors and other canopies. They can objectively mention Western scientific agriculture and other scientists. It is really rare among the rare without belittling them. However, it would be better if the canopies where these scientists are located have more reactions. It is also a different perspective.

Looking forward to the science chapter, and when will I write about Lord Niu?

I feel like this is what Tianmu Liu should write about. In addition, the images of Ying Zheng and Zhu Yuanzhang in the book deeply impressed me [laughs]

At a time when historical themes are crowded together, Tianmu: Taking stock of human wisdom opens up a unique narrative world with its stunning writing style and profound cultural literacy. The author's words are both historical and vivid. In just a few strokes, he outlines the desolate picture of "children fighting in troubled times and people in prosperous times being silent". He also breaks the depression with the fantasy setting of "the sky is falling", and the lines are full of tension. The best thing about his writing style lies in the balance between "hard core" and "empathy": when talking about Socrates and human rights, he brings philosophy into ancient times without being obscure; when explaining Euclidean geometry and Newtonian mechanics, he integrates scientific principles into people's livelihood without being boring. This calmness stems from the author's familiarity with Chinese and foreign cultures - it can not only resonate with the survival plight of Eastern people, but also allow top Western wisdom to take root. Even the cross-time and space dialogues between Laozi, Confucius and Rousseau appear natural and exquisite. What's even more rare is that the author uses cultural literacy as the cornerstone to make "people's awakening" no longer an empty slogan: from ordinary people asking "what are people" to using wisdom to improve farm tools and optimize craftsmanship, every step of the change is written in flesh and blood. In the end, the transformation of "the little man becomes strong" has both the depth of thought and the warmth of touching people's hearts in his writing. It can be called a masterpiece with both knowledge and appeal.

This is a peerless book. I don't think my evaluation is exaggerated, because I have never seen anyone choose such a development before. The people described by the author are finally no longer cowardly, but have courage and wisdom, can think and resist, and are flesh and blood people.

Not many foreign persimmons are of this level and worth a look.

I pushed the book out and realized, why is your score so low? Among all the books I recommend that are over 9:00, your 6.6 Is particularly conspicuous, do you know? Why is the score so low? Obviously so beautiful

Not bad, not bad. It's the best I've seen in this category [Blowing Kiss]

Rationality, objectivity, people's view of history

Being able to explain some things thoroughly is already very impressive.

"Now I will show you the laws of the world" ——Newton (gibberish)

Come on, author [laughs]