A record of a Tang map official's travels in the mountains and rivers. This book is dedicated to all those who have walked in the mountains and rivers, and to all those who have left writings and traces in the mountains and rivers, but no names.
Reader comments
There are many books to read on Tomato, but not many books that are actively rated and recommended. Although this book is only the third volume, the author's thoughtful writing style and the use of geographical and hydrological changes in mountains and rivers to show the rise and fall of dynasties. This intelligent narrative method makes this book break away from the thinking structure of most of Tomato's scheming methods, and it feels like it is overlooking the heights of the human world. If you don't write about the fireworks, you will still have them. Watching the war and being close to the war, I have to admire this clever writing method. In fact, this kind of clever writing has always been the thinking habit of the Chinese people when they look back on history. If you like the genre of Machiavellian thinking, I recommend this book. If you like grand narratives, I recommend this book. If you like the open-mindedness of a person with a temperament, I recommend this book. I continue to read, and I believe that different people will find what they want to see about the world from this book.
There are many books to read on Tomato, but not many books that are actively rated and recommended. Although this book is only the third volume, the author's thoughtful writing style and the use of geographical and hydrological changes in mountains and rivers to show the rise and fall of dynasties. This intelligent narrative method makes this book break away from the thinking structure of most of Tomato's scheming methods, and it feels like it is overlooking the heights of the human world. If you don't write about the fireworks, you will still have them. Watching the war and being close to the war, I have to admire this clever writing method. In fact, this kind of clever writing has always been the thinking habit of the Chinese people when they look back on history. If you like the genre of Machiavellian thinking, I recommend this book. If you like grand narratives, I recommend this book. If you like the open-mindedness of a person with a temperament, I recommend this book. I continue to read, and I believe that different people will find what they want to see about the world from this book.
Much like a historical documentary