An Introduction to the Tang-Song Era
The green hills remain as they were, while the sun has set countless times. The great river flows east, sweeping away the heroes of the ages.
War fires flare at the end of the Sui dynasty. The banner rises at Liyang Granary. A divination using the character “husband” predicts the Mandate of Heaven, but a falling leaf changes the ending.
After defeat at Luoyang, Li Mi escapes through the snow on a stormy night. The Turks invade the border, and the Great Sui teeters on the brink of collapse...
Behold the tumultuous rise and fall of the Tang and Song dynasties, then look upon the world today: China flourishes, its lands remain at peace, and all under heaven live in safety.
This book is written in a relatively plain way, reflecting the rise and fall of dynasties and the suffering of the people.
I have read it twice and I feel very good. There are some things that I didn't understand the first time but I only understood them the second time. The only requirement is that the update speed should be faster.
Thousands of miles of grass and gray lines, hundreds of years of time. This book deserves careful reading.