Any Books Covering High School Subjects for Cramming and Memorization? 有没有关于高中知识的书,内卷必背
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The Harshest Test Setter in History 史上最狠出题人
[Adapted into a short drama] He's elementary school students' worst nightmare, the most deviously cruel exam setter in the world! One test paper wiped out 140,000 students in Jiangcheng, while a single question made 200,000 students in Huicheng cry! Every student who has ever taken Qin Ye's exams is left with a hundred thousand questions in their head. What color was Daji's bellyband? Did Qin Shi Huang circle the pillar clockwise or counterclockwise? This is a Chinese exam, so why are you asking
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The Mystery of Ryukyu 琉球之谜
Today, few people know that Ryukyu was once an independent kingdom with a glorious history as the “Bridge Between Nations.” Where exactly was Ryukyu? What was its relationship with the Diaoyu Islands and Taiwan? Why is the “Bridge Between Nations Bell,” engraved with Chinese characters, housed in a museum in Okinawa, Japan? And what stories of love and enmity did China, the United States, and Japan play out on this ancient Ryukyuan land? Tracing Ryukyu’s history back to its roots, this book uses
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- 3 1840: A Complete Account of the Opium War (Adapted from Records of the Barbarian Crisis) 1840:鸦片战争全记录(据《夷氛闻记》改编) In 1840, a conflict sparked by opium plunged the Great Qing into an unprecedented crisis. From Lin Zexu’s journey south to ban the opium trade and the destruction of opium at Humen, to British forces advancing north along the coast; from the bombardments of Guangzhou, Xiamen, Dinghai, and Zhenhai to the successive losses of Wusong and Zhenjiang, the war crept ever closer to Nanjing. Frontline commanders held isolated cities to the last, local people banded together to resist the enemy, while the 5Reads7.8Score—Shelves
- 4 Local Government in the Qing Dynasty 清代地方政府 The Local Government of the Qing Dynasty is a landmark work by the renowned historian and sociologist Qu Tongzu. Written in English at the height of his academic career, it was first published by Harvard University Press in 1962, earning him a stellar international reputation. To this day, it remains required reading in Western Sinology courses and research on the subject. There is a popular saying, “Heaven is high and the emperor is far away,” and scholars have a related argument: “Imperial aut 105Reads9.2Score—Shelves
- 5 Ji Lianhai on Qing History 纪连海品清史 The Qing dynasty was the last feudal dynasty in Chinese history. From Nurhaci’s rise to power to the abdication of the Xuantong Emperor, this book brings nearly three hundred years of dynastic rise and fall, achievements and failings vividly to life. The bloody violence of dynastic transitions, visionary emperors and ministers, humiliating treaties imposed under military pressure, reformers seeking change, and the republican revolution that overthrew the monarchy... The dynasty followed a feudal 109Reads9.0Score—Shelves
- 6 A Series on Chinese Literati (6 Books) 品中国文人系列(全6册) Chinese history is long and rich. From an early date, China developed a fine tradition of recording the history of its own people. The six-volume series A Portrait of Chinese Literati deciphers the stories of more than fifty Chinese writers and thinkers, bringing historical figures vividly into the present. Author Liu Xiaochuan sets out to trace the pulse of history and culture through the lives of great writers from every era of China. By following the paths of individuals connected to Chinese 77Reads8.7Score—Shelves
- 7 The Three-Part Masterclass on Officialdom in the Qing Dynasty (3 Volumes) 清朝官场绝学三部曲(共3册) Three Hundred Years of Qing Dynasty Officialdom: The Political Calculator With Qing Dynasty history as its backdrop, this book follows Huang Taiji after he inherits the khanate, cleverly managing people and carefully calculating every move to seize complete control of power. He cleverly exploits the system to outmaneuver Dai Shan and his son Yue Tuo, weakening the Plain Red Banner and Bordered Red Banner. He devises an open scheme to eliminate rivals Mangultai and his brother Degelai, seizing th 14Reads8.4Score—Shelves
- 8 The Qing Dynasty Was Definitely Interesting 清朝绝对很有趣 The Qing dynasty, a dynasty that ruled China for nearly three hundred years, was destined to attract extensive attention because of its many distinctive features. In recent years, television dramas set against the backdrop of Qing history have also become hugely popular. They have left audiences with countless surprises and delights, as well as plenty to talk and laugh about. 83Reads9.3Score—Shelves
- 9 The Mirror of History 历史的镜子 This book distills the key insights and scholarly reflections from Mr. Yan Chongnian's lifelong research. It brings together highlights from the many speeches Mr. Yan gave, starting in 1984 and spanning nearly forty years, at government offices, universities, libraries, museums, cultural organizations, and other institutions in China and abroad. The book is divided into five parts: "Learning from History," "Cultural Heritage," "Historical Figures," "Reading and Self-Cultivation," and "Patriotism 21Reads8.5Score—Shelves
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The Grand Princess from Ancient Times Is a Science Prodigy in the Modern World 古穿今,长公主她理科超神
[Ancient-to-Modern Transmigration + System + Top Student + Strengthening the Nation] In her previous life, Chen Lingying needed only three thousand light cavalry to strike down the enemy's commander. The people of Great Zhou called her the Eldest Princess of Chen, with both reverence and fear. When she opened her eyes again, the princess who had stood second to none had become a modern high school girl. Mathematics, physics, chemistry, biology; The International Mathematical Olympiad, internatio
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- 11 Common Knowledge of Ancient Chinese Culture 中国古代文化常识 Step into one book and understand thousands of years! Lift the veil on ancient culture. This concise introduction to the fundamentals of ancient Chinese culture was compiled under the direction of Professor Wang Li, together with a host of experts. In the more than fifty years since its first publication, it has undergone four major revisions. Even today, it remains one of the most important and comprehensive basic reference works for anyone seeking to understand the face of ancient Chinese cult —Reads8.5Score—Shelves
- 12 EN Impostor of the Langya Clan 冒姓琅琊 (Also known as “The Matter of Me Pretending to Be a Nobleman of the Southern Dynasties”) To transmigrate isn’t a dinner party. It’s a deadly game at every turn. The south is beautiful, yet lofty ambitions often fade away. Since ancient times, the Southern Dynasties have been weak, their heroes short-lived. No golden finger, no System, and no second chance at life. Everything starts from zero! Original owner’s memories: none! Identity: none! Supplies: none! When transmigration becomes reality, ho 493.7kReads9.7Score71.7kShelves
- 13 Rewind: A Different Approach, One More Time 回档:换个姿势再来一次 Because Bai Ershisan, a senior employee in the Netherworld’s Department of Soul Guidance, made a mistake, Li Le was kicked straight out of the cycle of reincarnation. The great science of quantum mechanics tells Li Le that time’s arrow points only toward the future. As for why he has gone back thirty years, if you can’t figure it out, asking him won’t help either. All Li Le can do is pull himself together and live through the script of his life once again. 84.1kReads9.3Score5.3kShelves
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Cell Biology 细胞生物学
Content related to cell biology, suitable for final exam or graduate entrance exam review. This is mainly for personal use and covers: Introduction; methods of cell biology research; the plasma membrane; transmembrane transport; the cytosol and endomembrane system; protein sorting and vesicular transport; mitochondria and chloroplasts; the cytoskeleton; the nucleus and cytoplasm; ribosomes; cell signal transduction; the cell cycle and cell division; regulation of cell proliferation and cancer ce
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I Created a World for Her, but All She Cares About Is Her Studies 为她创世界,她只思学业
This book was originally titled “Look This Way, Underachiever” On a chaotic morning, our protagonist died. After death, she arrived in a new world. There, as a student, she embarked on a journey from underachiever to top student. And she soon got her whole class caught up in the competition, too. The fearsome physics teacher gave up entirely: “Teacher He, you’re the teacher and I’m the student. Just call me Xiaoyuan.” The devoted chemistry teacher pleaded pitifully: “Xiangxiang, I broke my leg.
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Chinese History That Hooks You from the First Page 一读就上瘾的中国史
In Li Bai's eyes, Yang Guifei was “clouds hint at her robes, flowers at her face; spring breezes brush the balustrade, dew glistens in their splendor.” To Du Mu, she was “a horseman gallops through the red dust, the consort smiles; none knows the lychees have arrived.” But to Luo Yin, she was “Aman below must have something to say: this time, don't blame Yang Guifei again.” Which is the real Yang Guifei: the beauty, the favored consort, the profligate woman, or the heroine made to take the blame
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A Global History 全球通史
Writing a world history that is interesting, easy to read and understand, and not hundreds of thousands of words long is no easy task. Yet in A Short History of the World, H. G. Wells brilliantly accomplished what seemed impossible. This book traces human civilization from its beginnings through the Second World War, clearly presenting the rise and fall of great powers such as ancient Egypt, ancient Greece, ancient Rome, Britain, the United States, and France. The wealth of knowledge and breadth
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A Half-Hour Cartoon History of China (Complete in Five Volumes) 半小时漫画中国史(全五册)
Read comics for half an hour and master three thousand years of history, with a crystal-clear timeline you can recite backward as soon as you finish. Using nothing but hand-drawn illustrations and jokes, Er Hunzi lays out the grand sweep of history with impressive clarity: the Spring and Autumn and Warring States periods were like a classroom; the Qin dynasty burned brightly and died young; the Three Kingdoms era came down to three great battles; the chaotic Wei and Jin period was full of oddbal
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Reborn as a Wicked Foster Mother: I Raised the Villainous Tyrant All Wrong 穿成恶毒养母:把反派暴君养歪了
[No romance + teaching + adorable kids + farming + building wealth + infrastructure] A warm, slice-of-life story Zhang Ziruo transmigrates into the role of the evil adoptive mother of a tyrannical villain, destined for a tragic end. She plans to win the villain’s favor while he is still young, only to discover that he has been reborn... Taking stock of her new circumstances, she decides to open a school and become a teacher! She’ll raise the villain to be a virtuous, capable, open-minded, and po
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- 20 EN I Exchange Black Technology by Crushing the School Bully 我靠打爆学霸兑换黑科技 [Academic Prodigy + Black Technology + Technology to Strengthen the Nation + War and Terror Bureau] High school student Song He gets the Academic Grudge System. As long as he can make top students lose their composure, he can exchange their resentment for all kinds of black technology. So Song He keeps driving the top students over the edge: “You snatch first place in the grade, and every other top student drops in the rankings. Resentment +10,000!” “You receive a special research allowance for 54.8kReads9.3Score6.2kShelves
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The Top Student Logs In: Grinding for Thrills at Another World's High School 学神上号,我在异世高中刷爽度
[Less romance + strong heroine + male lead Xie Yu (if that bothers you, feel free to skip it; don't force yourself) + top student + four-person team + light humor + school life + friendship-focused + not a violence-for-violence power fantasy] One day, Cui Tingchao transmigrates. The next thing she knows, the top university student has become a 180-jin high school freshman being bullied. A fake-sweet best friend, a school bully, and a scumbag senior all come after her. The System's mission is to
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- 22 Saving My Hopelessly Romantic Brother: I Tutor Him for the Top Universities 拯救恋爱脑亲哥,我辅导他考清北 Su Zijin is fifteen years younger than her brother, Su Gu. Su Gu has been the perfect child since he was little: handsome, academically gifted, and possessed of sound values. Everyone says he’s bound for one of China’s top universities, but no one could have predicted that he’d fall for Xie Sisi, a master manipulator. The golden boy falls from grace. The title of “academic genius” gradually gives way to “delinquent,” and their parents smile less and less. Su Zijin wants to change things, but she 6.5kReads9.4Score902Shelves
- 23 The School Bully Is Forced to Do Practice Problems Every Day 校霸他每天被迫刷题 [Childhood sweethearts + reunion after years apart + mutual devotion + goofy comedy] On the first day at her new school, Jiang Zhi ends up sitting next to the school bully. He looks kind of familiar... During math class The soft, adorable girl slaps Shen Ci'an awake. “Get up and pay attention!” Rubbing the back of his head where she hit him, Shen Ci'an grits his teeth. “Jiang Yaya!” As the whole class waits to see what happens, the girl snaps back in an adorably fierce voice, “What are you glari 7.8kReads9.3Score1.2kShelves
- 24 Treasures of China: From the Start, I Talk with the Ten Greatest Emperors 典藏华夏:开局对话十大皇帝 Jiang Yi transmigrates and becomes the most promising host at the national television network. From the start, he's hosting "Treasures of China" and plans to find actors to portray the great figures of history. Luckily, the System arrives, granting Jiang Yi the power to cross between past and present and speak with historical figures! Li Shimin asks, “If I sign the Treaty of the Wei River with the Turks, will it keep my empire and people safe?” Jiang Yi replies, “Your empire will survive, but yo 30.3kReads9.5Score4.6kShelves
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The Feng Clan's Record of Things Seen and Heard 封氏闻见记
Records of What Feng Yan Heard and Saw is a ten-volume collection of informal writings by the Tang dynasty scholar Feng Yan. Its broad-ranging contents cover many aspects of the Tang dynasty, including politics, institutions, culture, customs, geography, and anecdotes about notable figures. Written as a record of personal observations and accounts, it carefully documents little-known details of Tang social life, providing valuable firsthand material for the study of Tang history and culture. Unl
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- 26 The Survival Code of Ancient China: Decoding the Nine Classes of Society 古代生存密码:解密三教九流 Confucianism: The state religion through the ages, assisting the Son of Heaven in educating the people... Confucianism takes Confucian thought as its supreme belief and honors Confucius as its founding teacher. To distinguish it from Taoism, which venerates the thought of Laozi, Zhuangzi, and other Daoists, later generations began calling it Confucianism during the Northern and Southern Dynasties. Thus, Confucius is also revered as the holy founder of Confucianism. The Dao: The way of heaven and 88Reads9.3Score—Shelves
- 27 A Brief History of Christmas 圣诞简史 In December, the thing people look forward to most, besides snow, is of course the holidays. At this time of year, you can see the whole city come alive with festive cheer. Christmas trees and lights are everywhere, white-bearded old men appear on the streets, Christmas songs play in shopping malls, and all kinds of gift boxes announce that Christmas is on its way! Christmas comes around every year, but how much do you know about the holiday? Christmas, also known as the Feast of the Nativity, i 11Reads9.1Score—Shelves
- 28 An Introduction to Ancient Chinese Culture 中国古代文化常识 This book is a systematic and comprehensive encyclopedia of essential knowledge about Chinese literature, intended to provide readers with thorough, well-organized cultural knowledge. Covering literature, art, religious beliefs, politics, economics, culture, entertainment, philosophy, science, and many other fields, it uses detailed discussions and a rigorous scholarly approach to help readers gain a deeper understanding of the breadth and depth of Chinese culture. The section on literature prov 162Reads8.6Score—Shelves
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High School Biology Notes 高中生物整理
I'm an ordinary high school student, and biology has broken my heart. So I made these high school biology notes, hoping that with time I'll grow to love biology and get better at it. Please forgive any mistakes. If you spot one, tell me and I'll correct it.
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- 30 High School History Study Guide 高中历史资料总结 A review of all the history topics for high school, including first- and second-round revision. Useful test-taking techniques, such as strategies for answering multiple-choice questions, will also be posted from time to time. 50Reads—Score—Shelves
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A Complete Guide to High School Science Topics 高中理综知识点总汇
If you love reading novels but also want to study hard, come take a look! This is mainly about biology, and I hope you enjoy it. Wishing you all a happy life. Come study together! (This is for the old Gaokao curriculum. The new Gaokao textbooks have changed a lot, so this may not be suitable for the new exam.)
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Five Thousand Years of Chinese History 中国上下五千年
A History of China Through Five Thousand Years recounts nearly five millennia of Chinese history, from the legendary Three Sovereigns and Five Emperors to the Ming and Qing dynasties. Throughout its long history, the great Chinese nation has given rise to countless remarkable figures: politicians, military strategists, thinkers, scientists, writers, artists, and outstanding women. A History of China Through Five Thousand Years selects events that had a major impact on the course of Chinese histo
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Economic Warfare and the Economics of War 经济战争与战争经济
This book examines Germany’s methods of warfare and economic policies during World War I, and explains two concepts: economic warfare and wartime economy. Economic warfare is war waged against an economy. One side in a conflict employs a series of military and political measures to weaken or destroy the enemy’s economic strength, ultimately tipping the course of the war in its favor. A wartime economy is an economy adapted to war. To break through an economic blockade imposed by the enemy or eas
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The Battle of Lake Changjin: The Turning Point of the Korean War 长津湖战役:朝鲜战争的拐点
Discover the true story of the Battle of Lake Changjin, a desperate clash of wills and faith. We salute the great soldiers. Those faces hidden beneath the ice, those who died under the bombs: they deserve to be remembered! More than seventy years ago, the Langlin Mountains were rugged and buried beneath heavy snow. The wind howled into people's ears, as loud as an exploding shell. Many lay in the snow. The charge sounded, but they could no longer move. Snowflakes settled on their eyelashes, and
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- 35 A History of Chinese Warfare: Spring and Autumn and Warring States Periods 中国战争史之春秋战国 [History + Military + Warfare + Strategy] On the battlefield, split-second decisions to kill or spare can determine a nation's fate. From Duke Huan of Qi's hegemony under the banner of “revering the king and repelling the barbarians,” to the rise of Qin's fierce army after Shang Yang's reforms; from the gleam of blades in the Wu-Yue conflict to the strategists' cunning schemes and verbal battles with scholars, every detail is steeped in the turmoil and bloodshed unique to the Spring and Autumn a 149Reads9.4Score—Shelves
- 36 The Secret Histories of the Four Great Beauties 四大美人秘史 The Secret History of the Four Great Beauties is a vivid, legendary novel about four famous beauties of ancient China: Xi Shi, Wang Zhaojun, Diao Chan, and Yang Guifei. Skillfully blending history and legend, fact and fiction, this work uses delicate prose and rich storytelling to reveal the important roles these four beauties played in their respective eras and the influence they had. During the Spring and Autumn period, Xi Shi used her beauty to beguile King Fuchai of Wu under a plan devised b 135Reads9.2Score—Shelves
- 37 One Book Is All You Need to Read Chinese History 中国历史读这本就够了 Discover the truth of history through clear, accessible writing. A Comprehensive Guide to Chinese History is the magnum opus of the renowned historian Lü Simian. Organized chronologically, it covers politics, economics, culture, society, and much more. In this sweeping historical work, Lü Simian brings a series of vivid scenes to life with engaging prose and a rigorous historical perspective: from ancient legends of the world's creation to the gradual formation of ritual and musical civilization 52Reads8.4Score—Shelves
- 38 King of the Battlefield: The Decisive Edge in the Age of Cold Weapons 战场之王 冷兵器时代的决胜关键 Although guns and cannons rule the modern battlefield, cold weapons are once again catching people's attention thanks to their irreplaceable advantages. They are the true veterans, embodying humanity's deep-seated yearning for iron and blood! The appeal of weapons goes beyond killing. It lies in the stories of blood and tears hidden behind the killing, and in every warrior who stands on the battlefield with a sword or knife in hand! History is no fairy tale. Where will the stories of cold weapon 20Reads8.1Score—Shelves
- 39 The Truth the Japanese Army Tried to Hide: The Sinking of the Lisbon Maru 被日军掩盖的真相:里斯本丸沉没事件 [Lisbon Maru, Japan, World War II, prisoners of war, shipwreck, war] The Truth Hidden by the Japanese Military: The Sinking of the Lisbon Maru centers on a humanitarian disaster during World War II, bringing to light a chapter of history long buried. In October 1942, the Japanese cargo ship Lisbon Maru was carrying around 1,800 British prisoners of war from Hong Kong to Japan when it was torpedoed by an American submarine near the Zhoushan Islands. As the ship slowly sank, the Japanese military 71Reads9.2Score—Shelves
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I Can Understand the Whispers of the Ancient Gods 我能听懂古神低语
When Gu Yan transmigrated and discovered that the language the continent's powerful figures called the language of the gods was actually Chinese idioms, he became invincible. At the words “Thunderbolts with the Force of Ten Thousand,” countless tribulation bolts bowed before Gu Yan. “Flowers in a Mirror, the Moon in Water”: flowers reflected in a mirror and the moon in water, illusory and impossible to trace. “Seventh Month's Falling Fire, Every Bush and Tree an Enemy, Stars Scattered Across the
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A Half-Hour Cartoon History of China (Complete in Seven Volumes) 半小时漫画中国史(全七册)
Read comics for half an hour and learn the history of China and the world! This is actually a rigorous, minimalist history of China plus a minimalist world history. From the Spring and Autumn and Warring States periods to the Song, Yuan, Ming, and Qing dynasties, and from the Four Great Ancient Civilizations to Europe, Japan, and the United States... Open this book and learn history while laughing until your abs hurt. Half-Hour Comics: Chinese History 1–5: The Spring and Autumn and Warring State
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World History 世界史
William McNeill’s The World History is widely recognized as a pioneering work of global history. It tells the story of interactions among civilizations around the world, from prehistory to the twenty-first century, and is now being published in Chinese for the first time. Recommended by Arnold Toynbee, George Modelski?; Slavoj? Weigel; Jerry Bentley, He Bingdi, Xu Zhuoyun, Qian Chengdan, Liu Xincheng, and others. In 1963, McNeill published The Rise of the West: A History of the Human Community,
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- 43 Fifteen Lectures on China's Historical Geography 中国历史地理十五讲 The earth is the foundation of human survival and the stage on which human activity unfolds. The ways people rely on, use, and transform the earth form the subject of geography’s many fields of study. Historical geography explores the geography of the past. Fifteen Lectures on Chinese Historical Geography covers its major areas of research, including territory, the environment, administrative divisions, agriculture, transportation, military affairs, and cities. 134Reads9.2Score—Shelves
- 44 A General History of the West 西方通史 A History of the West tells the story of Western history from ancient Greece to the 1990s. It covers the histories of ancient Greece and Rome, the Middle Ages and the Renaissance, as well as those of several major Western powers today, including the United States, Britain, Germany, France, Russia, and Italy. It recounts not only major historical events, but also the lives of famous figures such as Alexander, Caesar, Octavian, Napoleon, and Churchill. Readers can learn both how these nations deve 486Reads9.4Score158Shelves
- 45 A General History of the World (10 Volumes) 世界通史(全十册) This book explores the evolution of world history, the development of world civilizations, and their impact on modern society. Taking a global perspective, it focuses on influential historical events that helped shape the course of history. Its topics include primitive societies, ancient civilizations across Eurasia, early civilizations across Eurasia, the world beyond Eurasia, a world divided into regions, the rise of the West, a world ruled by Western powers, and the West's decline and success 2kReads9.5Score531Shelves
- 46 An Outline of Chinese History 中国史纲 This book recounts more than sixteen hundred years of history, from the Shang dynasty to the Eastern Han. It is arranged chronologically by dynasty, but does not devote equal space to each one. Instead, guided by the author’s own philosophy of history, it selects important events from each period as its themes, focusing on “social change, intellectual contributions, and the character of several major figures.” Rich in content, the book covers not only the rise and fall of dynasties, political fo 61Reads9.2Score—Shelves
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The Scholarly Underdog Strikes Back: The Complete Trilogy 进击的学霸:全三册
This novel is about study strategies for high school students. It tells the story of a group of teenagers who encounter academic and personal struggles, then ultimately overcome them and grow emotionally. After doing poorly on the high school entrance exam, Xiuyuan arrives at the experimental class of a second-rate high school carrying enormous disappointment and resentment. It’s the start of his first year of high school, and everything is new, but he remains caught up in the fantasy that he’s
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- 48 Surely Nobody Could Fail to Rank First in Their Grade 不会有人考不了年级第一吧 When Shen Li was thirteen, he took in a scrawny little wolf cub as his sidekick. Thinking the kid was really good-looking, he decided he’d look after him from then on. Then the wolf cub dragged him into the abyss and stripped away every good thing in his life. Only then did Shen Li realize he had been the one stealing what rightfully belonged to someone else. From that day on, he vowed never to hand out kindness carelessly or meddle in other people’s business again. Yet Gu Luan showed up once mo 4Reads9.1Score—Shelves
- 49 From Underachiever to Top Student: The Tyrannical Math Prodigy Falls for Me 学渣逆袭:霸道数学爱上我 I wrote this while I was in an unstable state of mind, so please go easy on me. [Underachiever’s comeback + School life + Coming of age + Young, innocent crushes + Inspiring ensemble cast + Occasional comfort] One day, Huang Jiajia, who fails every math test, suddenly discovers that her math textbook has come to life! And if that weren’t enough, it’s now pushing her to study! But the upside is that every time she levels up her math skills, she gets generous rewards! For example, she can order he 694Reads8.6Score145Shelves
- 50 A Collection of Perfect-Score Essays 满分作文合集 Every essay in this book has been carefully selected. From its central idea and structure to its use of language, each one demonstrates the high standard of high school entrance exam writing. They are not only perfect-score essays, but also vivid stories of youth and heartfelt expressions of emotion. We hope that as students read these fine works, they will draw inspiration, learn writing techniques, and find the key to unlocking their own ideas. May this book be a reliable companion on your wr 113Reads—Score—Shelves

















































