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Books by 朱立春
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Essential Facts About Chinese History Everyone Should Know 不可不知的中国历史常识
Studying history can bring wisdom. Throughout the ages, people of insight have drawn nourishment from history, found wisdom for survival in the rise and fall of civilizations, and grasped the truths of life through the tumultuous careers of historical figures. Today, a solid foundation in history is an important part of a person’s overall knowledge and abilities. Without it, not only can one’s work and career suffer, but everyday life may bring one awkward situations at every turn. To help reade
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A General History of the World (by Zhu Lichun) 世界通史（朱立春著）
The renowned British historian Arnold Toynbee said, "A person who can immerse himself in history and learn from it is sure to gain true knowledge, because the lessons of history form a treasury of the richest wisdom." Human history began with the appearance of humankind. World history stretches back through the ages, encompassing both prosperity and hardship, both peace and light, and bloodshed and darkness. Like a mirror, it records the successes and failures, rises and declines, triumphs and s
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1,500 Essential Facts About Chinese History 不可不知的1500个中国历史常识
To help readers learn and master essential facts about Chinese history more conveniently, easily, and quickly, and lay a solid foundation for a successful life, the editors carefully organized the vast and complex historical materials, selecting the most important and useful information, as well as the topics readers find most interesting, for this book. Following the course of historical development, the book divides Chinese history into several sections: “Ancient Civilization,” “The Sound of B
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Everything You Need to Know About Chinese History 中国历史常识全知道
China is a nation with a long history. Five thousand years of trials and tribulations forged the brilliant history of Chinese civilization, a vast treasure left to us by our ancestors. It holds not only boundless experience and wisdom, but can also light the way ahead into the unknown. Many Chinese and foreign luminaries have spoken of the importance of studying history. Bacon said, “Reading history makes one wise,” while the following words from Mr. Cai Yuanpei are even more incisive: “By study
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