
Unofficial History Is More Fun
野史更有趣
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- Completed
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- 268k Words
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- Fanqie
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野史更有趣
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Well, these words in this book are very well written. Although it is called unofficial history, I think that since there is the possibility of unofficial history, it is also true. As for official history, to put it bluntly, it is all to maintain his rule and revival, moral propaganda, politics, right? Related to this, I think this book is very well written, especially some characters like Su Dongpo and other political figures, especially public figures, who attack them and so on. Su Dongpo feels like a toy, but if you look at the trivial matters of family life, you can see what he said about that. Yes, what is the ruthlessness of wives and concubines? What I wrote to him is very true. This is true. First of all, Su Dongpo's words are just a man of letters. He is not a thinker or a psychiatrist. He is not a leader of that society. He is not a perfect figure. He is just an ordinary cultural scholar, right? He is very accomplished in literature, but in life he is just an ordinary person, but he is not led by a good society. So this book is very profound, very good, and very good in terms of the understanding and insights of certain characters. I feel that this should be more real than the formal one. If he died like this, he was just for political propaganda and for the Confucian governing ethics. So I think this is very well written. These people Things, but we want some thoughts, it is really well written about some characters, because if we stand in the book, I have read related books, and many people have written them over and over again. But I think what I said is really contrasting and very well written. Although we can't see what the real history is now, and we can't go back to the past, but after all, it can give us more thoughts. I would like to thank the author here.