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Books by 王新龙
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The Great Qing Dynasty 2 大清王朝2
The Forbidden City, with its resplendent palace buildings and precious relics renowned both at home and abroad, stands witness to the rise and fall of dynasties. The Qing Dynasty, like a frail old man who has lived through long years, entered the final stretch of its journey with faltering steps. What it left behind for us is a bewildering picture and an abiding melancholy. Wars that changed dynasties, emperors of extraordinary vision, territories of unprecedented size, the suppression of though
1.9kReads9.5Score—Shelves
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The Great Ming Dynasty 2 大明王朝2
The Great Ming Empire was founded by a man who had herded cattle and lived as a monk. From the very beginning, this seemed to foreshadow the dynasty's dramatic cycles of rise and fall, along with the unusual and bizarre figures and events that marked its history. Zhu Yuanzhang rose from humble beginnings amid rival warlords and a storm-tossed age. By reading the situation and proceeding one careful step at a time, he laid the foundations of the Ming in just fifteen years. By the time of the Chon
1.5kReads9.5Score111Shelves
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The Han Dynasty (Complete in Four Volumes) 大汉王朝（全四册）
Among China’s successive unified dynasties, the Han lasted a long time. From Liu Bang’s ascension to the throne in 202 BCE to the deposition of Emperor Xian in 220 CE, the Han Dynasty ruled China for more than four hundred years, excluding Wang Mang’s brief usurpation. It was one of the longest-lasting unified dynasties in Chinese history. This book examines the successes and failures of the Liu clan, the strategies that brought good governance, and the roots of disorder, bringing to life a swee
639Reads9.5Score—Shelves
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The Tang Dynasty 2 大唐王朝2
Over the more than two thousand years of China’s feudal history, the course of events moved forward along a winding path, advancing in waves. The Tang dynasty, with its prosperous economy, flourishing culture, and powerful state, is widely recognized as one of history’s high points. The father and sons of the Li family raised their troops at Jinyang, crossed the Yellow River to the west, seized Chang’an, and founded the Tang Empire. Palace intrigue and hidden daggers ultimately led to the Incide
552Reads9.4Score—Shelves
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The Ming Dynasty (Complete in Four Volumes) 大明王朝（全四册）
The Great Ming Empire was founded by a man who had once herded cattle and become a monk. From the very beginning, the rise and fall of this dynasty seemed destined to be full of drama. The people and events of the era were also unusually distinctive and fascinating. Zhu Yuanzhang rose from humble beginnings amid rival powers and a world in turmoil. By reading the situation and advancing cautiously, he laid the foundations of the Ming in just fifteen years. But by the reign of the Chongzhen Emper
444Reads9.5Score100Shelves
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The Song Dynasty (Four-Volume Set) 大宋王朝（全四册）
The Great Song dynasty was militarily weak and in decline, yet its economy prospered and its culture flourished. Politics and military affairs stood in stark contrast to economic and cultural life, seemingly incompatible yet coexisting within a single whole. This has led readers of history through the ages to reach sharply differing judgments, with praise, criticism, condemnation, and admiration all in abundance. The Song dynasty, which existed a thousand years ago, is now history. Yet its famo
210Reads9.4Score104Shelves
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The Great Yuan Dynasty (4-Volume Set) 大元王朝（全4册）
Written with scholarly rigor, this book offers a detailed interpretation of Yuan dynasty history, bringing historical figures such as Genghis Khan, Kublai Khan, Yuan Shundi, and Yelü Chucai vividly to life for modern readers. It also recounts the Mongol campaigns to the west, the story of Qiu Chuji and Genghis Khan, and the many historical events of the Mongol and Yuan eras. It offers important insights for anyone seeking a sound understanding of Yuan dynasty history.
155Reads9.2Score—Shelves
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The Tang Dynasty (Complete in Four Volumes) 大唐王朝（全四册）
The Tang Dynasty was an era of unprecedented prosperity and splendor in Chinese history, and holds an important place in the development of the Chinese nation. Over the more than two thousand years of China’s feudal history, events followed a winding course, advancing in waves. The Tang Dynasty, with its thriving economy, flourishing culture, and powerful state, is widely recognized as a high point. It was one of the great golden ages of antiquity. Its achievements in economics and culture were
134Reads9.4Score—Shelves
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The Qing Dynasty, Volume 3 大清王朝3
The Forbidden City, with its magnificent palaces and precious relics renowned both at home and abroad, bears witness to the rise and fall of dynasties. After enduring centuries of hardship, the Qing Dynasty was like a frail old man staggering into the final stretch of his life, leaving behind a puzzling picture and a lingering melancholy. Wars that toppled dynasties, emperors of extraordinary ambition, vast territories without equal, the suppression of thought and culture, the corruption of offi
106Reads9.4Score—Shelves
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The Qing Dynasty (Complete in Four Volumes) 大清王朝（全四册）
Beijing's Forbidden City is renowned throughout the world for its dazzling golden palace architecture and collection of more than 900,000 precious artifacts. Ten emperors of the Qing dynasty ruled from here. The 268-year Qing dynasty left behind a perplexing legacy and an abiding sense of melancholy. By the time of the Qing dynasty, China's feudal society had grown thoroughly decadent, like a frail old man who, after enduring a long life, was staggering into its final stretch. It was a dazzling
76Reads9.4Score—Shelves
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The Qin Dynasty (Four-Volume Set) 大秦王朝（全4册）
The Qin Dynasty rose amid the brutal competition between rival powers and established a strong, unified empire, ushering in a new age of iron civilization. Yet it lasted only fifteen years, flashing like a meteor before vanishing with a roar. Hidden within this vast historical contrast and the dynasty's dramatic fate are countless extraordinary stories and the joys and sorrows of great figures and famous people. In this series, we draw on traditional historiography and the perspectives of offici
32Reads9.3Score—Shelves
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The Ming Dynasty, Volume 4 大明王朝4
The Great Ming Empire was founded by a man who had once herded cattle and become a monk. From the very beginning, the dynasty seemed destined for a dramatic rise and fall, and its people and events were just as unusual and extraordinary. Zhu Yuanzhang rose from humble beginnings amid rival warlords and turmoil. By reading the times and advancing cautiously, he laid the foundations of the Ming in just fifteen years. Yet by the reign of the Chongzhen Emperor, the city was ablaze, and ruler and min
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