Any Literary or Historical Books Suitable for Female Readers? 有没有适合女生看的文学历史类的书
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Emperor Xuanzong of Tang 唐玄宗
Emperor Xuanzong of Tang, the public face of the High Tang golden age. Brilliant and gifted, with grand ambitions, he ushered in the golden age of the Tang dynasty, the Kaiyuan Era. Yet under his rule, the mighty empire also suffered the greatest calamity in Tang history: the An Lushan Rebellion. He was passionate and versatile, and with Yang Guifei he lived out a legendary romance for the ages. But he also watched helplessly as the woman he loved passed away. What grand vision and talents did t
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A Dazzling Soul in This Mortal World 人间惊鸿客
Did you know that Li Bai was a famous live-in son-in-law in ancient times? Why did this immortal poet, who cared nothing for wealth and status, marry into a wealthy family twice? Su Dongpo was not only one of the greatest writers in Chinese history, but also a true foodie! Dongpo pork, Dongpo pork knuckle, Dongpo cuttlefish, Dongpo tofu, Dongpo soup: all these dishes loved by people today are associated with the great man himself. The celebrated poet Li Qingzhao was also tormented by a “scumbag.
10.6kReads9.5Score1.9kShelves
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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
3.1kReads9.6Score827Shelves
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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
11.3kReads9.5Score1.7kShelves
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Kuaishou 快手
Kuaishou
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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
2.8kReads8.7Score885Shelves
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Zhang Juzheng (Complete in Four Volumes) 张居正(全四卷)
The four-volume novel Zhang Juzheng recreates, in vivid detail, the vast and intricate historical landscape surrounding the “Wanli Reforms.” With clear-eyed historical insight and a passionate, nimble realist style, it portrays Zhang Juzheng as a complex reformer in feudal society and reveals the inevitability of his tragic fate. The author’s rich grounding in history and literature, masterful and balanced artistic structure, and contemporary perspective on the era’s historical foundations make
6kReads9.6Score1.4kShelves
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Another Spring of the 1977 College Entrance Exam 1977年高考又一春
[A story-driven take on history. Note: There is no single fixed protagonist. Multiple leads reflect the changes of the era and offer a full picture of the 1977 restoration of the college entrance exam.] [The story focuses on several main characters: Hu Wei and Wang Ting, Pan Xia, and Lu Xiaoyun. Their stories weave in and out according to the timeline. If you prefer to follow one character at a time, you can read their chapters in sequence for a complete biography. The other characters may only
5kReads8.0Score348Shelves
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History Is So Interesting 历史这么有意思
The English word for history is “history.” Split it apart, and you get “Hi, Story.” Through stories, explore the joys and sorrows of five thousand years of Chinese civilization. How do you tell a good story? How do you bring history to life? ★ Characters: Find the people whose actions alone shook generations to come, and put them at the center of the story. We are moved by history first and foremost because we are moved by them; ★ Plot: Unearth the major historical events behind each figure, tra
765Reads9.4Score187Shelves
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Street Food Recipes 地摊小吃配方
Snacks are a must-have treat found on streets and in alleys everywhere. Whether you're eating at home or setting up a stall after losing your job, snacks are an option worth considering for ordinary folks like us! So today, let's go over some snack recipes!
2.3kReads—Score857Shelves
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The Bronze Sparrow Locks the Golden Hairpin 铜雀锁金钗
To love someone painfully is to wish you could lock them away with a golden lock. The first time Duan Yelin saw Xu Hang, he wanted to keep him locked up in a gilded cage, and that was exactly what he did. He took Xu Hang by force, the robber; Xu Hang was the helpless victim, enduring it in silence. Xu Hang was unwilling, but he wanted to live. There was still so much he hadn’t done, so in the end, he went into the Little Copper Pass. Years of entanglement. After fou
42.3kReads9.7Score12kShelves
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A Novelist Becomes a Housekeeper 女作家去做保姆
This is a story about a housekeeper in Northeast China. A female writer can’t write anything new, and her pension is meager, so she applies for a part-time housekeeping job at an employer’s home. She works there nervously and carefully, afraid of making a mistake and getting scolded by her employer. At the employer’s home, she meets all kinds of people, different housekeepers and all sorts of employers. Her employer is chivalrous and generous, but also gets caught up in petty everyday matter
41.4kReads9.2Score1.2kShelves
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The Clockwork Woman 机关女人
Born in the countryside, Wu Mei landed a job at the county government after graduating from college. She thought that once she had secured a stable position, she could settle down, but there was a lot to learn at every turn within the system. Faced with temptations in the political arena, difficult emotional choices, and the struggles of everyday life, should she go with the flow or stay true to herself? Through trial after trial, Wu Mei finally broke through and grew. By continually learning a
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Powder and Rouge 粉黛
Li Baixi is a renowned makeup artist in the industry. At an event, he meets Cheng Ping, a former esports player who has returned to acting, his old profession, after suffering unfair treatment. Admiring the idol he looked up to as a student, Li Baixi signs a long-term contract with Cheng Ping. As they work together, Li Baixi realizes that Cheng Ping is in low spirits and has little enthusiasm for his work. He comes across as irritable and difficult to get along with. Hoping to help Cheng Ping r
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The Ming Dynasty (2 Volumes) 大明王朝(共2册)
The novel of the hit drama Ming Dynasty 1566, rated 9.5 on Douban, is essential reading for Taiwan’s political circles and a political reference book for Singapore’s cabinet. It is the celebrated work of Liu Heping, screenwriter of Yongzheng Dynasty and author of No War in Peking. Centered on the downfall of the powerful official Yan Song, the book tells the gripping story of a complex anti-corruption campaign in the Ming Dynasty. It uncovers the mystery behind Jiajing, one of the most unconvent
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Three Hundred Years of Tang Dynasty: Rise and Fall (Complete in 7 Volumes) 大唐兴衰三百年(全7册)
This series tells the story of the three centuries of the Tang dynasty, from 607 to 907. Drawing on official histories and classic historical works such as the Old Book of Tang, the New Book of Tang, the Record of the Founding of the Great Tang, and the Comprehensive Mirror in Aid of Governance, it uses time as its framework and the key figures and events that shaped history as its focus. Told in a witty, humorous style, it offers a sweeping portrait of the lives of the Tang dynasty's twenty-one
3.1kReads9.5Score706Shelves
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Princess Taiping and Her Era 太平公主和她的时代
Never before had so many women at once plunged into such fierce and complicated political power struggles! Wu Zetian successfully overturned the traditional belief that only men could become emperors, and inspired the political ambitions of a generation of women in the palace. Princess Taiping, Wu Zetian’s daughter, wielded immense power at court. Empress Wei, Wu Zetian’s daughter-in-law, aspired to become a second Wu Zetian. Princess Anle, Wu Zetian’s granddaughter, was determined to become the
2.3kReads9.5Score639Shelves
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Regrets of History 历史的遗憾
The Regrets of History combines history and literature, using clear, logical prose to tell the stories of famous historical figures and objectively recreate some of history’s most lamentable events. Drawing on works such as Zizhi Tongjian and Records of the Grand Historian, the author strives to reconstruct the facts and explore little-known stories about historical figures. The book also offers a thorough analysis of important events, seeking to present history as it really was. While respectin
2kReads9.2Score663Shelves
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A History of the Qin and Han Dynasties 秦汉史
This book is a set of lecture notes written by the author in 1931. It covers the period from the Qin unification to Wang Mang's reforms, and is an unfinished history of a particular era. As a great historian of his generation, Mr. Qian Mu brings his characteristic breadth of vision and synthesis to the subject, examining the scholarship, politics, and social economy of the Qin and Han dynasties together. He clarifies historical change, distinguishes right from wrong, and points to the essence of
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The Qin Dynasty Was Actually a Lot of Fun 秦朝其实很有趣
Based on official histories and bringing together the research of historians over many years, this book respects the historical record while telling the story of the Qin dynasty in witty, humorous, and insightful prose, with a lighthearted yet dignified tone. It uses historical events to reveal the complexity of human nature, looks beyond the haze of history to understand the past through human nature, and restores the truth of what happened.
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Unofficial History Isn't Necessarily False 野史未必假
[The full-cast audio edition is now available. Give it a listen!] From the Three Sovereigns and Five Emperors to the Ming and Qing dynasties, discover the truth behind popular unofficial histories! This book examines 22 popular historical tales from China’s earliest dynasties through the Ming and Qing, using vivid reconstructions, close study of historical sources, and logical analysis to uncover the truth behind them. Was Qin Shi Huang’s biological father Lü Buwei? Did Emperor Taizong of Song m
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Wu Zetian's Four Great Mystery Cases 武则天四大奇案
[Historical Mystery + Four Great Cases + Ancient-Era Deduction] From strange cases in the countryside to courtly intrigue, Di Renjie carefully unravels the truth at every turn. Newly appointed magistrate of Changping County, Di Renjie is immediately faced with a bizarre murder: a merchant from Huzhou is found mysteriously dead at an inn in Liulidun. The local headman, Hu De, abuses his power, but the identity of the real culprit raises even more questions. Disguised as an ordinary traveler, Di R
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The Scandalous Tales of the Four Great Beauties 四大美人艳史演义
Uncovering the untold stories of the Four Beauties [History + biographies + the Four Beauties + unofficial anecdotes] Xi Shi, whose beauty could topple a kingdom as she washed silk, was caught in the turmoil of a chaotic age. Yang Yuhuan’s glance could captivate an entire city, but her passionate love became a shackle of fate. Wang Zhaojun left the frontier with a mournful song, bringing a brief peace between the Han and the Xiongnu. Diao Chan ingeniously set a chain of schemes in motion, turnin
80Reads8.7Score—Shelves