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The Romance of Zhuge Liang
Zhuge Liang, courtesy name Kongming, was a statesman and military strategist in the Shu Han Dynasty during the Three Kingdoms period. He is indifferent and quiet yet passionate, resourceful and famous. As a military strategist, his methods of running the army and the Eight Formations were highly recognized by military strategists of all ages. As the prime minister of the Shu Han Dynasty, he abided by etiquette, restrained officials, and used power prudently. He was an outstanding talent in gover
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The Romance of Jiang Ziya
Jiang Shang, also known as Ziya, commonly known as "Jiang Taigong", was a statesman, strategist, strategist and founder of the Zhou Dynasty in the late Shang and early Zhou dynasties. He was knowledgeable and full of strategies. He fished on the shores of the Weishui River and met Jichang, the Marquis of Xibo. In the process of assisting King Wen and King Wu of Zhou in the conquest of Ban Zhou, he made indelible achievements by making strategic plans and going to the battlefield in person. Jiang
530Reads9.5Score—Shelves
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Romance of Xu Maogong
Li Ji, named Maogong, defected to the Wagang Army when he was young and made plans to fight against the Sui Dynasty; later he defected to Li Shimin, strategizing for Li Shimin and sweeping away the smoke and dust in all directions. After the establishment of the Tang Dynasty, he worked tirelessly and went on continuous expeditions to consolidate and expand the territory of the Tang Dynasty. Throughout his life, he went through the three dynasties of Tang Gaozu, Tang Taizong, and Tang Gaozong. He
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The Romance of Yao Guangxiao
Yao Guangxiao, whose Buddhist name was Daoyan, was born in a medical family, but he preferred strategy; he was not forced by life, but became a monk at an early age; he was a monk, but he was enthusiastic about politics; he did not assist Hongwu or Jianwen, but supported the King of Yan; he did not suffer from "ten years of hardship", but he was able to edit the "Shuiyue Dadian". He counsels military aircraft, makes accurate calculations, and uses troops like a god. He assists in government affa
190Reads9.3Score—Shelves
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Romance of Wu Zixu
Wu Zixu, a senior official in the state of Wu during the Spring and Autumn Period. A famous official, named Zixu. He was loyal, strong, wise and courageous throughout his life, and his ending was tragic and sad. His whole family was killed by King Ping of Chu, he fled the state of Chu alone, he was worried about his gray hair when he passed Zhaoguan, and he played the flute and begged in Wu City... This perfectly reflects the different stages of Wu Zixu's spiritual growth. It was only with the p
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The Storm of the Late Qing Dynasty (Complete Classic)
The book takes the Xianfeng period in the late Qing Dynasty as the main narrative line. It opens with the story of the Qing court's decay after the Opium War. The great powers ceded territory for compensation, sold Chinese laborers, and demarcated concessions through treaties such as the Treaty of Nanjing. The people were miserable. It also details the rise and fall of the Taiping Heavenly Kingdom: Wall formed an ever-victorious army and colluded with the Qing army to suppress the Taiping Army.
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Romance of Xu Maogong
Li Ji, named Maogong, defected to the Wagang Army when he was young and made plans to fight against the Sui Dynasty; later he defected to Li Shimin, strategizing for Li Shimin and sweeping away the smoke and dust in all directions. After the establishment of the Tang Dynasty, he worked tirelessly and went on continuous expeditions to consolidate and expand the territory of the Tang Dynasty. Throughout his life, he went through the three dynasties of Tang Gaozu, Tang Taizong, and Tang Gaozong. He
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