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Books by 赵南风

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  1. 太平天国覆灭记 Historical2.7M WordsCompleted The Taiping Heavenly Kingdom uprising led by Hong Xiuquan dealt a heavy blow to the Qing government. Yet this massive peasant uprising also caused incalculable losses, with tens of millions of deaths, making life even harder for an already burdened population! This book explains the causes and course of the Taiping Heavenly Kingdom uprising, as well as its eventual downfall, and offers some of my own unique insights into the movement. It also covers how, in the Taiping Heavenly Kingdom’s later y 20kReads8.8Score617Shelves
  2. The Hunan Army Rises, and the Taiping Heavenly Kingdom's End Is Near 湘军出世,太平天国末日来了 Historical592k WordsOngoing The Taiping Army’s spearhead points straight at Wuchang. Qing government forces are driven back at every turn, and the southeastern half of the empire teeters on the brink. Summoned to serve in a time of crisis, Zeng Guofan trains the Xiang Army in Hengyang. Hu Linyi rushes to the rescue with elite Guizhou troops, while Jiang Zhongyuan, Luo Zenan, Ta Qibu, and a host of other brilliant generals step forward amid the chaos. Following the Xiang Army, this novel takes you from Hunan to Hubei, from 1.3kReads7.5Score104Shelves
  3. Southern Ming: Blood on the Long Blade, Destiny in My Hands 南明之长刀饮血定乾坤 Historical245k WordsOngoing As rebel leader Li Zicheng’s troops captured Beijing, just as the dynasty was changing, the Qing suddenly entered the Shanhai Pass without warning. The great battle that would determine China’s fate for the next two centuries officially began. Many heroic figures emerged, including Shi Kefa and Li Dingguo, who gave their lives for the cause of resistance. Loyal ministers and able generals, traitors and villains, all took the stage. This book mainly recounts how the Qing army wiped out the peasan 26Reads—Score—Shelves