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One Hundred and Forty Years of the Northern Dynasties
This book mainly tells about the history of the Northern Dynasties for about 140 years, and details the rise of the Northern Wei, its split (Eastern Wei, Western Wei), the demise of the Northern Wei (replaced by the Northern Qi and the Northern Zhou), and the process of Yang Jian becoming powerful in the Northern Zhou Dynasty and usurping the Zhou Dynasty to unify the world. This is a history of great ethnic migration, great integration of ethnic groups, and great ideological and social changes.
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Li Bai, a Poet of a Generation
Li Bai, also known as Taibai and Qinglian Jushi, was born in Changlong County, Mianzhou, Shu County. It is said that he was born in Suiye, the Western Regions, and his ancestral home is Chengji, Longxi (now Qin'an County, Gansu Province). The great romantic poet of the Tang Dynasty, the ninth grandson of Li Hao, King Wuzhao of Liang. Li Bai is a romantic poet because in his poems, Li Bai often uses imagination, exaggeration, metaphor, personification and other techniques to create a magical, mag
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Sun Wu, the Eternal Soldier Sage
Sun Wu: Master of 100-century military strategists, author of the first military science "The Art of War". Sun Wu, also known as Changqing, was born in Le'an, Qi State during the Spring and Autumn Period, which is now Guangrao County, Shandong Province. He was born around 552 BC. The specific dates of birth and death are unknown. He is the direct grandson of Sun Shu. Sun Shu made great contributions in defeating Ju. After being granted the title of Le'an by Qi Jinggong, Sun Wu has been living in
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The Pinnacle Figure in World History: Hitler
This book comprehensively restores the biography of Hitler, the founder of World War II, and truly reproduces the great changes in the European political situation during World War II. This is a biography that may surprise even Hitler himself. Although Hitler led the Nazi Party to seize power, when he died, the Nazi Party and the government he led were destroyed. Therefore, from this aspect, World War II can be said to be Hitler's personal war. He was premeditated, prepared, and acted at the rig
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Hitler's Biography
This book comprehensively restores the biography of Hitler, the founder of World War II, and truly reproduces the great changes in the European political situation during World War II. This is a biography that may surprise even Hitler himself. Although Hitler led the Nazi Party to seize power, when he died, the Nazi Party and the government he led were destroyed. Therefore, from this aspect, World War II can be said to be Hitler's personal war. He was premeditated, prepared, and acted at the rig
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The Rise and Fall of the Sui Dynasty
This book includes the short-lived Northern Zhou Dynasty, the establishment of the Sui Dynasty by Yang Jian, the virtuous queen Dugu Jialuo, the capable minister Yang Su of the Sui Dynasty, and the prosperity of Buddhist scriptures in the Sui Dynasty. The Sui Dynasty became the political model and cultural center of East Asia. Buddhism and Taoism flourished, and classical poetry and law also flourished. Neighboring countries such as Gaochang, Wa, Goguryeo, Silla, Baekje and East Turkestan were d
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"Zizhi Tongjian" Vol. 3 That You Can Understand at First Glance
The content of "Zi Zhi Tong Jian" is mainly about politics, military and ethnic relations, as well as economic, cultural and historical figures evaluation. The purpose is to warn future generations through the description of the ruling class policies that are related to the rise and fall of the country and the rise and fall of the nation. Read it, draw on the experience of the ancients to enlighten the present, and use history as a mirror to illuminate the way forward. It is a rare historical ma
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Looking Down on Human Nature: Don't Underestimate the Darkness of the Human Heart
Looking down at human nature is like standing on a watchtower where history and reality intertwine. In life, we are often confused by appearances, but we don't know that there are undercurrents surging beneath the calm. Don't underestimate the darkness in people's hearts. It may be hidden in the trivialities of daily life and show its fangs when conflicts arise. It may also lurk behind a seemingly friendly face and deliver a fatal blow at a critical moment. The darkness is like a bottomless abys
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Complete Biography of Puyi
This book uses a large number of first-hand materials and precious historical archives to go into history from the details, comprehensively and from multiple perspectives, accurately and vividly describing the main experiences of Puyi's life from emperor to war criminal to citizen and even his posthumous events. Through the ups and downs of the life of the last emperor Puyi, this book carefully observes and objectively studies the greatest historical changes in China in the 20th century.
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The Great Biography of Qin Shihuang
The secret of Qin Shihuang's unification of the world and his achievement as an emperor throughout the ages is his endless creativity! In order to build a great Qin Empire that would last forever, Qin Shihuang formulated a series of systems and policies that his predecessors could not even imagine. Although his empire only lasted for 14 years, his systems became the objects of reference and imitation by all subsequent emperors, influencing ancient Chinese politics for 2,000 years. He was the cre
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Break Through the Dilemma of Human Nature and Remove Obstacles to Growth
Break through the dilemma of human nature and remove obstacles to growth. People are often trapped by laziness, greed and emotion. They stop moving forward when they are addicted to comfort. They are prone to internal friction due to their obsession with gains and losses. Face up to your own character shortcomings, restrain your instinctive weaknesses, and break away from the constraints of negative thinking. Look down on the criticism and unnecessary comparisons of others, focus on cultivating
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The Great Biography of Lu Pheasant
Lu Pheasant was the first woman in Chinese history to take the imperial title. Although she had mixed reputations, she stopped fighting within the palace and focused on recuperating for the people. She can be called a "Ming Zhu". Lu Pheasant's role in historical development. The main manifestation is that she helped Liu Bang complete the cause of unification, continued to implement the policy of "resting with the people", and played a role in the recovery and development of the economy in the ea
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