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Books by 醉罢君山
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The Chaos of the Two Jin Dynasties 两晋之乱
The Jin Dynasty was a period with little presence in the history books. It ended one age of chaos only to begin another. During the Jin, the exclusive dominance of Confucianism was broken, and philosophy, literature, art, history, and technology all underwent changes, with some fields emerging as independent disciplines. New ideas included the indigenous schools of metaphysics and Daoism, as well as Buddhism, which had spread east from India. Grassland cultures of the frontier peoples gradually
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The Xia, Shang, and Zhou Dynasties: Here's How It Really Was (Platinum Edition) 夏商周原来是这样（白金升级版）
The Xia, Shang, and Zhou dynasties laid the foundations of Chinese civilization, yet their histories remain shrouded in mystery. Historical records were scarce to begin with, and the Qin dynasty's book burnings only left later generations feeling as if they were gazing at flowers through a fog. This book strives to uncover the truth about that glorious era from the limited clues available, with a rigorous and evidence-based approach. By comparing the Records of the Grand Historian, the Bamboo An
2.5kReads9.4Score844Shelves
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The History of the Three Kingdoms So Interesting You Won't Be Able to Sleep (Complete in Three Volumes) 有趣得让人睡不着的三国史（全三册）
After years of painstaking research and poring over historical records, bestselling history author Zui Ba Junshan has created this engaging and informative history of the Three Kingdoms, grounded in official histories and full of both laughter and tears. From the Yellow Turban Rebellion to the fall of Eastern Wu, from imperial institutions to cultural trends, from generals who campaigned across the land to ordinary soldiers driven by sheer courage, and from deceitful political schemes to bonds o
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Five Hundred Years of the Spring and Autumn and Warring States Periods (Complete in Four Volumes) 春秋战国五百年（全四册）
The Spring and Autumn and Warring States periods were the best of times in Chinese history, and also the worst. They were an age of sweeping change, bridging the past and the future. Though marked by constant turmoil and bloodshed, they gave rise to a brilliant culture and boundless opportunities throughout history. They were the era when China’s martial spirit shone brightest, brimming with courage and vibrant vitality. People prized both valor and strategic brilliance, as courage and political
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