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Books by Xiong Zhaozheng
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Zhang Juzheng (Complete in Four Volumes) 张居正（全四卷）
The four-volume novel Zhang Juzheng recreates, in vivid detail, the vast and intricate historical landscape surrounding the “Wanli Reforms.” With clear-eyed historical insight and a passionate, nimble realist style, it portrays Zhang Juzheng as a complex reformer in feudal society and reveals the inevitability of his tragic fate. The author’s rich grounding in history and literature, masterful and balanced artistic structure, and contemporary perspective on the era’s historical foundations make
6.2kReads9.6Score1.4kShelves
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Zhang Juzheng, Chief Grand Secretary of the Wanli Era 万历首辅张居正
Zhang Juzheng was the third great reformer in Chinese history, after Shang Yang and Wang Anshi, and the first to see the results of his reforms during his lifetime. This novel tells how, during the Wanli reign, he supported the young emperor, introduced new policies, cleaned up officialdom, put government finances in order, strengthened the army, dredged the Grand Canal, reformed education, and recruited talented people. After ten years of dedicated governance and sweeping reforms, he made the W
318Reads9.5Score102Shelves
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The Great Jin Dynasty (Deluxe Edition) 大金王朝（精装版）
The Great Jin Dynasty is a monumental historical novel by Xiong Zhaozheng, winner of the Mao Dun Literature Prize and author of Zhang Juzheng. This deluxe collector’s edition is printed in a large-format 16mo hardcover and comes in an exquisite slipcase. After devoting 14 years to the book, walking 60,000 li through the former lands of the Liao and Jin dynasties, and studying tens of millions of words of historical records, the author takes readers across a thousand years to return to the age of
311Reads9.4Score—Shelves
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The Great Compassion Mantra of the Ming Dynasty 明朝大悲咒
This book presents Mr. Xiong Zhaozheng's reflections and notes from his study of Ming history. In clear, accessible language, it recounts many stories from the Ming dynasty and portrays its emperors, such as Zhu Yuanzhang and Zhu Di; its officials, such as Zhang Juzheng; its scholars, such as Wang Yangming and Fang Xiaoru; and its powerful eunuchs, such as Wei Zhongxian and Feng Bao. It also describes several major events in Ming history. The author's distinctive interpretations and analyses of
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Zhang Juzheng, Volume One: Song of the Mulan 张居正 卷一：木兰歌
The four-volume novel Zhang Juzheng vividly recreates the broad and complex historical landscape associated with the "Wanli Reforms," through a clear-eyed historical perspective and a passionate, lively realist style. It portrays Zhang Juzheng as a complex reformer in feudal society and reveals the inevitability of his tragic fate. The author's work is distinguished by an extensive grounding in history and literature, a grand and balanced artistic structure, and a contemporary interpretation of
8Reads9.1Score—Shelves