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  1. The Three Kingdoms: A Contest for Supremacy (Complete in Three Volumes) 三国争霸(全三册) Historical496k WordsCompleted Fourteen battles and 376 questions trace the history of the late Eastern Han and the Three Kingdoms. A case-solving approach peels back the layers to uncover the truth about the Three Kingdoms, while more than 130 maps help reveal the truth of history through geography. The Three Kingdoms: The Struggle for Supremacy (Complete 3-Volume Set) breaks down fourteen wars and coup plots to tell, in meticulous detail, the turbulent history of the Three Kingdoms, a period full of drama and intrigue. Epic 1.9kReads9.5Score344Shelves
  2. Chinese History You Won't Want to Put Down: Qin Unifies the Realm 舍不得看完的中国史:秦并天下 Historical166k WordsCompleted In our memories, everything we remember about history ultimately comes down to war. All the rises and falls, accidents, motives, strategies, economic forces, and natural disasters come together to set the stage for wars that change the course of history. Those wars, in turn, condense all our views, impressions, jokes, and imaginings about the past. Through these accounts, the author traces the course of ancient Chinese history. Too Good to Finish: Qin Unifies the Realm takes the rise and fall of 1.8kReads9.6Score545Shelves
  3. Chinese History You Won’t Want to Put Down 舍不得看完的中国史 Historical166k WordsCompleted In our memories, everything we remember about history ultimately comes down to war. All the rises and falls, coincidences, motives, strategies, economics, and natural disasters came together to set the stage for wars that changed history. Those wars, in turn, condensed all our views, impressions, jokes, and imaginings about the past. Through these accounts, the author traces the course of ancient Chinese history. The History of China You Won’t Want to Put Down chronicles the rise and fall of st 1.7kReads9.5Score406Shelves
  4. The Han Dynasty’s Tumultuous Years (3-Book Set) 两汉风云(套装共3册) Historical622k WordsCompleted Twenty-four battles reveal the shifting fortunes of four centuries under the Western and Eastern Han! Twenty-four clashes uncover truths obscured by the mists of history, both on the battlefield and at court! Why was Liu Bang, despite his clear advantages, besieged at Mount Baideng? What was the secret weapon that allowed Han cavalry to sweep across the Xiongnu during Emperor Wu’s reign? Why did Huo Guang, personally chosen by Emperor Wu, dare to risk deposing an emperor? Why did Wang Mang, welc 1.4kReads9.5Score393Shelves
  5. Songs of Sorrow in the Two Jin Dynasties (3 Books) 两晋悲歌(全三册) Historical697k WordsCompleted Through seventeen major battles, this book tells the story of the more than one hundred years of the Two Jin dynasties and the Sixteen Kingdoms, an era of immense chaos that also gave rise to new possibilities. Amid the devastation of war, scholars and common folk alike fled in terror. This inescapable tragedy, shared by all, filled the age with mournful songs. The Sima clan’s internecine wars and schemes trampled morality and destroyed the sources of military manpower, as the troubled times dev 1.3kReads9.5Score334Shelves
  6. Bohai Xiaoli’s Feudal History: The Chu-Han Rivalry 渤海小吏的封建脉络百战系列:楚汉双雄 Historical151k WordsCompleted After conquering the six kingdoms, what age-old challenge confronted Ying Zheng? Why couldn’t the old system deal with new desires? Why didn’t Xiang Yu kill Liu Bang at the Feast at Hongmen? What was the real secret behind Liu Bang’s rise as a military power? Why has Han Xin’s “Crossing the River with No Way Back” been the only successful example of its kind in thousands of years? The contest between Chu and Han is one of the brightest jewels in Chinese history. From Chen Sheng’s uprising in 1.2kReads9.5Score308Shelves
  7. The Rise and Fall of the Han Dynasties, Part One 两汉风云(上) Historical221k WordsCompleted Twenty-four battles tell the story of four hundred years of change in the Han dynasties! Twenty-four clashes expose the truths obscured by the mists of history, both on the battlefield and at court! Why was Liu Bang, despite his clear advantage, besieged at Mount Baideng? What was the secret weapon that enabled Han cavalry to sweep across the Xiongnu during Emperor Wu's reign? Why did Huo Guang, personally chosen by Emperor Wu, dare to risk deposing an emperor? Why was Wang Mang, welcomed by 777Reads9.4Score218Shelves