Is history boring? Are history books obscure? That's because you didn't find the right way to open it.
From Li Yuan's rise in Jinyang, Li Shimin's Xuanwu Gate incident, to Wu Zetian's ascension to the throne, and Tang Xuanzong's founding of the Kaiyuan era; from the peak and decline of the Anshi Rebellion, to the turmoil of the vassal and town separatism, to the tragic end of the Huangchao Uprising in the late Tang Dynasty - the three hundred years of the Tang Dynasty included the heroic spirit of gold and iron horses, the elegance of poetry and song, the intrigues of court games, and the fireworks of ordinary people.
This book does not talk about boring era names and systems, but only turns dusty historical materials into vivid stories. With a relaxed and humorous writing style, it takes you into the Zhuque Street of Chang'an City, to see the legendary lives of emperors and generals, and to experience the rise and fall of the prosperous dynasties. Turning over the pages of the book, you will find: The history of the Tang Dynasty is so interesting!
