Reborn in the Republic of China: Exposing 300 Years of Fake History from the Start!
重生民国：开局手撕三百年伪史！
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- Ongoing
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- 1.0M Words
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- Urban
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- War & Espionage
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Other names
- Republican Era: From the Start, a Masterpiece Shocks the World民国：开局雄文惊天下Alternate title on Fanqie
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It scratches the surface, and does not indulge in the Western pseudo-historical theory that is currently popular. It is still the same old Republican literature. Those who have read few literary giants of the Republic of China can read it. Old book friends can save time, and if you are bored, you can read it.
The writing is very good. To be honest, I have always disliked the Qing Dynasty. I hate their shaving and braiding, their system, and I don't like watching TV series about the Qing Dynasty. But I dare not say it explicitly in public for fear of being said to be disloyal to the nation. Is the author GWY? Very clear about history.
To be honest, it was so well written that I enjoyed watching it. I am looking forward to the encounter between the protagonist and various historical celebrities later on. It just feels like the author has barely written about the real historical celebrities of the Republic of China in order to avoid scrutiny.
It's very beautiful, and you can see that the author really put his heart into writing this book. The historical materials are very solid, and many details were not made up casually, but were unearthed bit by bit from old papers and then incorporated into the plot. What I admire most is his way of expression - he does not engage in long and empty sermons, but uses stories and metaphors to explain complex historical issues and ideological contradictions in an easy-to-understand manner. A good metaphor is worth ten thousand truths, and the author obviously knows this well. This kind of writing, which is both thick and warm, will indeed produce some changes in people's thoughts after reading it. Good book, recommended.
The dualistic idea of yin and yang called Tao based on the foundation of local civilization is such a gentle cannibalistic spirit. The horror and horror of the mind is to ascend to the top by stepping on the corpses of others. Of course, this fact also exists in the Western world. Either the east wind overwhelms the west wind, or the west wind overpowers the east wind. There is no middle way thought of making peace, or this is the reality and fact of existence. Looking at the essence through these phenomena, it is the biological survival and competition of the wise bullying the stupid, the strong bullying the weak, and the big suppressing the small.
I've always wanted to see a book like this, it's well-founded! In-depth analysis, enlightening, and wonderful! I think everyone should take a good look at modern history in order to achieve the great rejuvenation of our motherland!
I just read a few chapters, and I feel good about it. It clearly presents the humanistic environment in the early Republic of China, the cognition and confusion of the people and lofty ideals, as well as the legacy of the Manchus and the situation of being brainwashed by the West. . . I hope to see more books and evidence burned and destroyed by the Qing Dynasty, such as the Natural History, the Fire Dragon Book, etc., Continue to appear, so that more Chinese people can clearly understand how advanced, how great and glorious their own civilization is, and it is not comparable to the barbarian's vulgar and low-level cognitive thinking of the law of the jungle. Civilized thinking is not at the same level and latitude. . .
Good book. Clean up the source. It is of great practical significance to restore the confidence of Chinese civilization
The weapon of criticism cannot replace the weapon of criticism. Every time I read a book by a liberal arts author, I always feel a sense of powerlessness and lack of confidence. Young young author, you need to know that there is no author's trance in reality.
Yes, we criticized the Manchu Qing Dynasty, but we cannot separate the Manchu Qing Dynasty from China. Although it is a part, we can regard it as a negative teaching material and draw lessons from it. Of course, Manchus are Manchus and Manchus are Manchus and should not be confused. After reading it personally, I think this book is well written and worth recommending.