I want to read a book similar to "Five Thousand Years of China". This is not a fictional historical novel, but a true story that is supported by factual evidence.
"If death can improve one's realm, then even death is a luxury for mortals." This was the case in the Taoist Alliance in the past. It's no wonder that people are desperate to break the boundaries and let the swarms of insects come in to destroy this desperate world. [I also strongly recommend]
The Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms are a slow-moving, brainless, time-traveling, and systematic story with history and characters. The adopted son usurped power and controlled the feudal towns, and then wiped out the heroes, unified the world, and continued the prosperity of the Tang Dynasty for another five hundred years! New book! New book! New book is online, please recommend it
A heart-stirring and passionate hymn. No matter what era, there are such a group of passionate young people who resist oppression for their ideals and beliefs without hesitation. They used their blood and youth to write the most magnificent picture of mankind.
If you like stories that focus on historical facts, I recommend "Chen Meng Nan Ming". The creation is based on the real historical data of the late Ming Dynasty, the defeat of Wuhu in 1645, and does not arbitrarily tamper with the historical trend. The system is strictly restricted and will only be activated in critical moments of life and death. It focuses on the protagonist gathering the rebels in southern Anhui, relying on planning to find a way out of the established historical dilemma, and trying to restore the style of the Southern Ming Dynasty.
The rare fine bran of tomatoes. The Anshi Rebellion, the banishment of the immortal noble concubine, the conspiracy in troubled times, and the passion for the family and the country. A man is a boy until he dies. Along the way, apart from Yuhuan, the white moonlight, which of the colorful Tang Dynasty women has become his cinnabar mole? Who else could he find difficult to appease? The key is, no matter whether they are decent or villains, everyone's IQ is online. On this point, it instantly kills 99.9% Of Tomato historical articles. Highly recommended
In the prosperous Tang Dynasty, the Western Regions were booming, and little people used their brains to become famous, and the more they chased, the more addicted they became.
The power of literature lies in giving voice to the silent. This novel, which uses the wild folded roots in northern Guizhou as an image, uses the four seasons cycle of vegetation to reflect the life trajectory of a migrant worker from green to old age - picking young buds in spring is like the spirit of youth; carrying the scorching sun in summer is like a strong man bearing a heavy burden; the aftertaste of autumn harvest is like wandering in middle age; hiding old roots in winter is like staying alone in old age. Plants and trees come back to life every year, but when people grow old, they are left with only ailments and a helpless old age. The most moving thing about the work is that it unhesitatingly touches on the pain of an era: those who supported the city skyline with their backbones, when they returned to their hometown, found that they neither belonged to the city's security system, nor had they been forgotten by the rhythm of the countryside. Old age without a pension is like a broken ear root after being hit by frost. Although it survives tenaciously, it no longer has the freshness of spring. The author's writing style is warm and restrained, not exaggerating the suffering, but letting the taste of a chopstick of cold mixed ears convey the common sorrow and tenacity of thousands of migrant workers. This novel is literature's affectionate gaze on reality. It reminds us that rural revitalization cannot leave behind those who have devoted their lives to urbanization. Their dignity in their later years is the warmth that this land should have. I highly recommend this book. I hope more people will see it, remember it, and take action.
It starts with a dilapidated castle and a hundred people, old, weak, sick and disabled. My mission is: find clean water before dark, isolate the sick before the plague spreads, and teach them to line up before private soldiers break through the door.
Putting aside the conclusion of merits and demerits in the official history, in the world of open imagination, the First Emperor of the Qin Dynasty sat on the moon, blocking waves of extraterrestrial threats.
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