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Books by Shi Jiepeng
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The Biography of Ying Qi 婴齐传
Read the tale of an ordinary man amid the tides of history, and behold a panoramic view of the Western Han. A lifetime like a stirring, sorrowful song, a heart of earnest devotion, and the promise of youth. One of the three novels in Liang Huiwang's Western Han trilogy, and a sequel to Little Wu the Pavilion Chief. A classic historical tale rated 7.8 on Douban. Revised and republished eleven years later, with a new afterword by the author. The protagonist, Ying Qi, was once Little Wu's attendant
106Reads9.2Score118Shelves
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A Fireside Chat About the Western Han: The Rule of Wen and Jing 青梅煮酒话西汉之文景之治
Emperor Wen of Han, Liu Heng, faced powerful ministers watching him from within and pressure from the vassal kings beyond the court. With extraordinary political skill, he consolidated his rule and strengthened imperial authority. He also reduced taxes and labor service, and the country prospered day by day. When Emperor Jing succeeded him, he continued his policies, but moved against powerful ministers at home and vassal princes abroad, triggering the Rebellion of the Seven States. Thanks to th
42Reads9.3Score—Shelves
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How the Ancients Lived 古人的活法
If you could transmigrate to ancient times, what kind of life would you lead? Would it be a pastoral routine of rising with the sun and resting at dusk, or the elegant, carefree life of an aristocrat, surrounded by fine clothes and lavish food? In reality, life in ancient times was nowhere near as romantic as you might imagine. You may think people in the past ate natural, healthy food, but ordinary people had a monotonous diet, and what passed for a “delicacy” was often just the bare minimum ne
33Reads8.5Score—Shelves
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Life in Ancient Times Isn't Easy 活在古代不容易
The book follows historical details from the Pre-Qin period through the Song and Ming dynasties, focusing on ancient social institutions, legal systems, cultural ideas, and everyday life. It covers diverse topics including the customs of Chu, the culture of officialdom in the Qin and Han dynasties, and attitudes toward marriage and childbirth. Through examples such as letters written by local officials in the Han dynasty and naming customs, it reveals the oppression of social hierarchies and the
21Reads9.0Score—Shelves
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Biographies of the Nobility 贵族列传
Based on the Zuo Zhuan, this book recounts the people and events of the aristocracy during the Spring and Autumn and Warring States periods in modern language. Each character embodies the spirit of the Spring and Autumn era, offering readers a glimpse into the essence of aristocratic society. With lively, vivid prose, the author depicts a pre-Qin world that is endlessly imaginative and laugh-out-loud funny. How did aristocrats great and small in the Spring and Autumn era perform sacrifices, wage
5Reads9.3Score—Shelves