A book that will take you through three hundred years of the Tang Dynasty with laughter
If the Tang Dynasty had a circle of friends, the painting style would probably be like this——
Yang Guang: Building the canal, creating the imperial examination, conquering Goguryeo, all the KPIs were fulfilled, but the company went bankrupt.
Li Yuan: The Buddhist father who was forced to start a business accidentally became the founding emperor.
Li Shimin: The most powerful "second generation" in history, the Xuanwu Sect caused trouble and turned into an emperor for the ages.
Wei Zheng: The first person to criticize his boss professionally. He scolded Li Shimin more than 200 times a year, and his boss still had to give him a thumbs up.
Li Jing: A God of War employee who goes home to write a book after a war and never works overtime.
Li Zhi: A frail and sickly "little transparent" married his father's talented man, but ended up giving his country to his wife.
Wu Zetian: From nun to queen, she kicked through the ceiling of the workplace.
Li Longji: A domineering president in the first half of his life, but suffered "company delisting" in the second half of his life.
Concubine Yang: The most beautiful woman in the Tang Dynasty, she eventually became the "scapegoat".
An Lushan: A nimble fat man of 300 pounds, he recognized his godmother, danced the Hu Xuan dance, and stabbed the Tang Dynasty through with his backhand.
This is not a serious textbook.
This is a story about the Tang Dynasty that you can read while eating melon seeds and drinking tea. From the perspective of the storyteller, I will chat with you directly - "Let's not rush to scold Yang Guang yet" "You may ask, why is Li Yuan" "Come on, let's talk about Xuanwu Gate." Grafting modern memes, using "company", "CEO", "KPI" and "mergers and acquisitions" to dismantle the power game. He will be ruthless when he should complain, and he will make your nose sore when he should be sensational.
This is also a serious history book.
Every conversation and every detail is supported by historical data - "Old
