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  1. Dragon Ball: I, Goku, Transform into Super Saiyan Five at the Beginning! Wang Fuzhi Who Likes Fifteen Strings632k Wordsongoing He traveled through time and became Wukong, and when he signed in at the beginning, he immediately surpassed five? Vegeta went crazy and the gods were frightened! His name is Son Goku, and when he wakes up, he becomes the Saiyan himself in GT time and space! "Ding! Successfully signed in at the Celestial Temple, reward: Perfect version of Super Saiyan V!" I haven't gotten the Super 4 yet, but I'll receive the Super 5 directly when I reach the full level? Looking at the silver-haired shawl and li 16.4kReads5.8Score1.6kShelves
  2. Read Tongjian Lun (Free Public Edition Book) Wang FuzhiHistorical553k Wordscompleted Each volume of "Du Tongjian Lun" is distinguished by dynasty, and each generation is distinguished by the title of the emperor. In the twenty-sixth year of Kangxi (1687), Wang Fuzhi started writing at the age of 69. "I had no books and paper, and many fake friends and disciples, so I taught them the reasons for the creation of the book." 15Reads8.5Score—Shelves
  3. Yellow Books (Free Public Edition Books) Wang FuzhiHistorical20k Wordscompleted Written in 1656, it is the author's early political work. Through commenting on history, the author's patriotism is elucidated. It put forward the principle that national interests are above all else, and explained benevolence and righteousness as "loving others with benevolence, not giving them control but fulfilling their selfish interests. Using righteousness to control me, not loving others selfishly but respecting their doubts." ("Appointment of Officials") The highest significance of benev 5Reads8.7Score—Shelves
  4. Records of Yongli Wang Fuzhicompleted Records of Yongli —Reads8.3Score—Shelves
  5. On the Song Dynasty (Collection of the Two Song Dynasties) Wang Fuzhicompleted Historical critical writings. The author Wang Fuzhi, whose courtesy name was Ernong and whose name was Jiangzhai, lived in seclusion in Shichuanshan, western Hunan in his later years. He called himself the old man of Chuanshan, so later generations called him Wangchuanshan. He was a famous thinker and historian in the late Ming and early Qing dynasties, with extremely high academic attainments. This work is one of his representative works and was finalized in 1691. The views in it can be said to —Reads8.5Score—Shelves
  6. Records of Yongli (Free Public Edition Book) Wang Fuzhicompleted Written by Fuzhi (1619-1692), King of the Qing Dynasty. The husband's courtesy name is Ernong, his name is Jiang Zhai, and he is from Hengyang, Hunan. Later he lived in Shichuanshan, Hengyang, and was known as Mr. Chuanshan in the world. Chongzhen promoted people. He once participated in the regime of King Gui, but later felt that state affairs could not be done, so he lived in seclusion and engaged in writing for nearly forty years. He has studied astronomy, geography, calendar, mathematics, et —Reads8.5Score—Shelves
  7. Yellow Book Wang Fuzhicompleted ‌"Yellow Book"——Wang Fuzhi's Elegy for the Survivors in the Late Ming Dynasty‌ ‌"Mr. Chuanshan"'s bloody work, record of the survival and death of Chinese civilization‌ This political essay, written at the time of the fall of the Southern Ming Dynasty, uses "Huang" as a metaphor for Chinese orthodoxy (the bloodline of the Yellow Emperor). By analyzing the rise and fall of successive dynasties, it is clear that the fundamental cause of Ming's demise lies in the collapse of the "Yi-Xia defense". ‌ —Reads8.8Score—Shelves
  8. Chuanshan's Suicide Note (Fifteen Volumes in Total) Wang Fuzhicompleted Zeng Guofan read during the day and proofread at night. This is a masterpiece that cannot be ignored in Chinese studies! Wang Fuzhi interpreted Chinese classics such as "Four Books and Five Classics" and "Zizhi Tongjian" one by one. Zuo Zongtang, Zhang Taiyan, Qian Mu, etc. Highly recommend it! The Jinling engraving of the late Qing Dynasty is in simplified horizontal format, an authentic old classic. Ten types of biographies and two types of chronologies are added, covering politics, economics, —Reads9.3Score—Shelves
  9. Yellow Book: a Book of Three-Dimensional Political Commentary Wang Fuzhicompleted At the end of the Ming Dynasty and the beginning of the Qing Dynasty, the world collapsed. The great Confucian prince Fuzhi hid in the mountains of western Hunan and wrote the "Yellow Book" with blood and tears. This is not an ordinary classic, but a "rebellion manual" that has been banned by the Qing government for three hundred years. Every word is like a knife, piercing the Achilles' heel of all dynasties! There are eight chapters in the book, from "Original Stage" to "Post-Prologue". Wang Eu —Reads8.6Score—Shelves
  10. Chuanshan Thoughts and Questions Wang Fuzhicompleted In the intertwined blood and fire of the Ming and Qing dynasties, an arrogant thinker used his pen as a sword to write the "Chuanshan Thoughts and Questions" that shocked the past and the present. Wang Fuzhi, the most profound philosophical master in the late Ming and early Qing dynasties, not only witnessed the collapse of a dynasty, but also single-handedly reconstructed the spiritual core of Confucianism. "Chuanshan Thoughts and Questions" is the crystallization of his thoughts in his later y —Reads8.6Score—Shelves
  11. Yellow Book (Qing Dynasty) Wang Fuzhicompleted "Yellow Book" is an important political work written by Wang Fuzhi, a thinker in the late Ming and early Qing dynasties. The book is divided into eight chapters to systematically expound his political philosophy, statecraft and national thoughts. This book is based on the theory of "three dimensions" (celestial dimension, earth dimension, and human dimension), emphasizes the independence and continuity of Chinese civilization, criticizes the shortcomings of centralization in the Qin and Song dyn —Reads9.1Score—Shelves
  12. The Chinese Fire in "Yellow Book": the Spark of Civilization Salvaged from the Ashes of the Ming Dynasty (Qing Dynasty) Written by Wang Fuzhi; Translated by Xue Yiroucompleted [Survival of civilization + distinction between Huayi and Huayi + three-dimensional theory + historical mirror + institutional analysis + world for the common good] When civilization collapses, how to recast the backbone of China from the ashes? ——Mr. Funayama's civilized self-help manual written with blood and tears. A manual for the survival of civilization during the Ming and Qing dynasties, Wang Euzhi's bloody work reflecting on the rise and fall of three thousand years! When a glorious civi —Reads9.2Score—Shelves