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  1. Yongzheng Dynasty Historical527k Wordscompleted For more than two thousand years, there has been a huge and irreconcilable contradiction between the highly centralized power formed by the county system and the peasant system. Faced with this contradiction, reform is an inevitable choice. Wang Anshi and Zhang Juzheng have tried it in history, but only Emperor Yongzheng succeeded. Emperor Yongzheng resolved this contradiction by forcefully implementing thirteen years of reforms. However, Qianlong, his personally chosen successor, slowly dispell Reads8.4ScoreShelves
  2. Yongzheng Dynasty (Part 1 and 2) completed For more than two thousand years, there has been a huge and irreconcilable contradiction between the highly centralized power formed by the county system and the peasant system. Faced with this contradiction, reform is an inevitable choice. Wang Anshi and Zhang Juzheng have tried it in history, but only Emperor Yongzheng succeeded. Emperor Yongzheng resolved this contradiction by forcefully implementing thirteen years of reforms. However, Qianlong, his personally chosen successor, slowly dispell Reads9.5ScoreShelves
  3. Ming Dynasty (2 Volumes in Total) completed The novel "Ming Dynasty 1566", a highly praised drama with a score of 9.5 On Douban, is a must-read for Taiwan's ruling and opposition parties, and a reference book for Singapore's cabinet politics. This book is the famous work of Liu Heping, the screenwriter of "Yongzheng Dynasty" and the author of "All Quiet in Peking". The book uses the overthrow of the big tiger Yan Song as a clue to tell the story of an intricate and thrilling anti-corruption drama in the Ming Dynasty. Uncover the mystery o Reads9.6ScoreShelves
  4. ** completed In 1948, at the time of the decisive battle between the Kuomintang and the Communist Party, the seemingly peaceful city of Peiping was undercurrent. The young faction of the Kuomintang, headed by Chiang Ching-kuo, suddenly entrusted the Kuomintang air force ace pilot Fang Meng'ao, who was suspected of collaborating with the Communist Party, with an important task. He reorganized his flying brigade into the Economic Inspection Brigade of the Ministry of National Defense and went to Peking to inve Reads5.8ScoreShelves