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Mastering Chinese History: The Tang Dynasty 吃透中国史.唐
To truly understand Chinese history, read Don’t Eat for Nothing. Don’t Eat for Nothing: The Tang Dynasty is the opening work in Don’t Eat for Nothing’s comic series on the grand sweep of Chinese history. The cultured Don’t Eat for Nothing takes on the roles of historical figures, leading readers deep into the events themselves and letting them witness major moments in history firsthand: the rise of the “Reign of Zhenguan” and the “Kaiyuan Prosperity,” the beginning and end of the “An Lushan Rebe
2.1kReads9.5Score307Shelves
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Bu Baichi's Comic History of China (Four-Volume Set) 不白吃漫画中国史（全四册）
A deep dive into Chinese history: the Tang, Song, and Ming dynasties, and the Spring and Autumn and Warring States periods. A comic-book encyclopedia of Chinese history by I Am Not a Glutton, part of the I Am Not a Glutton Comics series.
255Reads9.2Score104Shelves
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Mastering Chinese History: Three Kingdoms 吃透中国史·三国
At the end of the Eastern Han dynasty, the imperial house was in decline, warlords rose on every side, and the realm fell into chaos. From the Yellow Turban Rebellion to the Battle of Red Cliffs, countless wars and endless schemes and political intrigues eventually left the realm divided among Wei, Shu, and Wu. It was an age of utter disorder, yet one that gave rise to countless heroes and many familiar historical figures, including Cao Cao, Yuan Shao, Lu Bu, Liu Bei, Zhang Fei, Guan Yu, Zhuge L
166Reads8.4Score—Shelves
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Mastering Chinese History: The Ming Dynasty 吃透中国史.明
Eat Your Way Through Chinese History: Ming is the third installment in the Don’t Eat That comic history series. The Ming dynasty was one of the few unified feudal dynasties founded by commoners. It lasted 276 years and had 16 emperors. Its history is full of stories that are stirring, sad, hilarious, and even absurd. There was the Hongwu Emperor, who went from herding cattle to founding a dynasty; the Yingzong Emperor, who was captured after a military defeat but managed to make a comeback; and
112Reads9.3Score—Shelves
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Mastering A Brief History of Food 0 吃透食物简史0
The latest hit in the bestselling A Deep Dive into Food History series, A Deep Dive into Food History 0, is here, and the Food Archaeology Squad is setting off in style! This time, Bubaichi will lead everyone on a journey through time, becoming a food archaeologist to uncover astonishing secrets hidden behind the everyday dishes we know and love! Do you know how the first sausage was invented? Could flour really have explosive properties? Did the ancients already know everything there is to know
94Reads8.5Score—Shelves
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A Deep Dive into Chinese History: Xia, Shang, and Zhou 吃透中国史：夏商周
Eat Your Way Through Chinese History: Xia, Shang, and Zhou is the eleventh book in Bubaichi's comprehensive Chinese history series. It tells the history of the three ancient dynasties of Xia, Shang, and Zhou, covering the formation of the Huaxia political order, the spread of pre-Qin literature and customs and ideas, and the legends of emperors, ministers, heroes, and beauties. It brings a thousand years of history into focus through a series of gripping key stories. Famous tales such as Yu the
82Reads8.1Score—Shelves
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A Deep Dive into Chinese History: Qin and Han 吃透中国史·秦汉
A Thorough Understanding of Chinese History: Qin and Han is the fifth installment in the Bu Baichi Illustrated History series. The Qin and Han were two successive unified dynasties and the first period of great prosperity in Chinese history. Over more than four hundred years, the country's territory, military strength, population, economy, and culture all developed to an unprecedented degree. The system of national governance established by the Qin and refined by the Han profoundly shaped the co
60Reads8.6Score—Shelves
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Mastering Chinese History: Three Kingdoms 2 吃透中国史·三国2
The Three Kingdoms was an era of divided rule and incessant upheaval. Picking up where we left off, after the Battle of Red Cliffs, Wei, Shu, and Wu each held their own territory. The three states became locked in a fierce, complex, and protracted struggle, and for a long time, none could completely swallow the other two and reunify China. Wei was based in the Central Plains and was relatively powerful. Shu and Wu launched repeated northern campaigns, but all ended in failure, and their strength
27Reads8.3Score—Shelves