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Books by 邢春如
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Stratagems and Schemes Throughout Chinese History 中国历代计谋计策
This book includes impersonation, framing others, pushing someone into the Yellow River, a haunted house, an old horse finding its way, appearing and disappearing without a trace, killing two birds with one arrow, killing with a hidden weapon, buying someone off with a fortune, winning hearts and minds, dangling official posts and promises of promotion, eavesdropping through walls, tracking someone’s movements, a silver tongue, sweet-talking, concealing one’s identity, disguises, learning local
1.9kReads9.5Score329Shelves
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Unofficial Tales of China’s Empresses Through the Ages 中国历代皇后野史
This book includes stories about Empress Lü Zhi, Empress Zhang, the Han Dynasty's Flower Goddess; Empress Chen Ajiao, wife of Emperor Wu of Han; Empress Wei Zifu; Zhao Feiyan, famed for both her beauty and artistic talents; Empress Deng Sui; Empress Zhen, the Goddess of Luo River; Empress Yang Qiongzhi; the ruthless Empress Jia Nanfeng; Empress Feng Miaolian; the Empress of the Southern Kingdom; the Tuoba Empress; Empress Gao and the downfall of evil; Empress Hu, the “whore after the throne”; Em
159Reads8.7Score—Shelves
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The Strategies Behind China's Historic Battles 中国历代战役谋略
This book covers the Battle of Zhuolu, the Battle of Mingtiao, the Battle of Muye, the Battle of Changshao, the Battle of Chengpu, the Battle of Yanling between Jin and Chu, the Battle of Jifu between Wu and Chu, the Battle of Baiju between Wu and Chu, the Battle of Guiling, the Battle of Changping, the Battle of Julu, the Battle of Chencang, the Battle of Kunyang, the Battle of Guandu, the Battle of Chibi, the Battle of Feishui, the Battle of Gaoliang River, the Battle of Huangtiandang, the Bat
52Reads8.8Score—Shelves
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Official Systems Through the Dynasties, Part One 历代官制（上）
The Chinese people are one of the world's oldest peoples, and Chinese civilization is one of the world's most ancient. China's recorded history stretches back nearly 5,000 years. Beginning in 841 BCE, it is an exceptionally long historical record supported by written sources. Of the world's four great ancient civilizations, China alone has an unbroken history passed down through the generations.
48Reads8.4Score—Shelves
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The Culture of Dress (Part Two) 服饰文化（下）
The Chinese people are one of the oldest peoples in the world, and Chinese civilization is one of the world’s most ancient civilizations. China has nearly 5,000 years of recorded history. Since 841 BCE, its documented chronicles have continued without interruption for nearly 3,001 years, something rarely seen in the long course of human history. Of the world’s four great ancient civilizations, China alone has passed its history down in an unbroken line.
41Reads8.7Score—Shelves
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Fashion and Culture, Part One 服饰文化（上）
The Chinese people are among the world's oldest peoples, and Chinese civilization is one of the world's most ancient. China has nearly five thousand years of recorded history. Beginning in 841 BC, its documented chronological history has continued without interruption for nearly three thousand years, the longest such record in human history. Of the world's four great ancient civilizations, China is the only one whose history has been passed down continuously, without ever breaking.
3Reads8.5Score—Shelves
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Legends of China's Golden Ages Through the Dynasties 中国历代盛世传说
This book covers Shao Kang's restoration and revival of the Xia, Wu Ding's renewal of the Shang, the prosperity of the Western Zhou under Kings Cheng and Kang, the Wen and Jing eras of the Western Han, Emperor Wu of Han's creation of a golden age, Emperor Guangwu's restoration of the Eastern Han, Emperor Wu of Jin's Rule of Taikang, Emperor Wen of Liu Song's Rule of Yuanjia, Emperor Wen of Sui's Rule of Kaihuang, Emperor Taizong of Tang's Rule of Zhenguan, Emperor Gaozong of Tang's Rule of Yongh
2Reads7.9Score—Shelves