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  1. A Brief Reading of Chinese History Zhang Hongjie (Anchor: Miao Juefeng)completed Chinese civilization has never developed in isolation. From the moment it emerged, it has been influenced by factors from other civilizations in the world. However, these external factors did not change the essence of Chinese civilization, but instead highlighted the uniqueness of Chinese civilization. This book puts Chinese history into the context of world history, clarifies the development of Chinese history, and helps readers establish an overall concept of Chinese history in a short period 214Reads8.5Score—Shelves
  2. The Rise and Fall of Chu State: the Development and Integration of Chinese Civilization Zhang HongjieHistorical152k Wordscompleted The people of Chu cut their way through the mountains and forests, and they are unyielding in their efforts to reintegrate China. The people of Chu are open, tolerant and romantic, and have the ultimate pursuit of beauty, creating the unique and stunning Chu culture. Here are the world-famous bells of Zeng Houyi, exquisite lacquerware, creative silk embroidery, elegant Chu Ci, the overlord of the generation, King Chuzhuang, flood control expert Sun Shuao, the great poet Qu Yuan, and the model of 143Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  3. A Brief Reading of Chinese History. the Power and Finance Behind Corruption in China's Past Dynasties Zhang Hongjiecompleted A brief history of China that details imperial rule and official corruption! The naked humanity revealed behind power games and financial rules, systems and checks and balances, top-level designs and bad rules are real and cruel. The root cause of corruption in China's past dynasties is absolute power control. It is impossible to solve the corruption problem without solving the foundation of the power structure. The history of imperial rule and the history of official corruption have always been —Reads9.1Score—Shelves
  4. A Brief Reading of Chinese History Through Zhang Hongjie's Cartoons Zhang Hongjiecompleted ○Using world history as a coordinate, understand China and the world over the past 3,000 years! ○If you don't read Chinese history, you don't know the greatness of China; if you don't read world history, you don't know the characteristics of China! ○ Review 20 special topics on Chinese history from a global perspective, with a grand perspective and many subversive views! This book brings world history and Chinese history into the same time and space, and uses comics to reproduce the colorful pic —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  5. The Retrograde Empire: Zhu Yuanzhang's Success and Failure Zhang Hongjiecompleted In 1368 AD, the forty-year-old Zhu Yuanzhang proclaimed himself emperor in Yingtian Mansion after defeating various peasant uprising armies, and established the last huge empire ruled by the Han people. He also became the only true "peasant emperor" in Chinese history. As Zhao Yi of the Qing Dynasty said: "Gai Mingzu is a man who is a sage, a hero, and a thief." He is good at winning people's hearts, treats intellectuals favorably, has an excellent view of the overall situation, and has decisive —Reads8.6Score—Shelves
  6. Millennium Paradox Zhang Hongjiecompleted Fifteen years ago, literary young man Zhang Hongjie put the historical prose "Nowhere to Take in: Wu Sangui" into the mailbox. This was Zhang Hongjie's favorite article. Most of the subsequent works have maintained the characteristics of "alloy writing" established by this article, which include vertical and horizontal mixing and hybridization of various literary styles. In January 2000, Zhang Hongjie published his first book "The Millennium Paradox". This book is a greatly expanded edition of " —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  7. The Age of Hungry: Gains and Losses in the Qianlong Era Zhang Hongjiecompleted The content of this book mainly writes about the gains and losses of the Qianlong era. Through the deconstruction of the Qianlong era, the author paints a colorful picture of the "prosperous age" for readers, and at the same time profoundly reveals the lost secrets of modern China. China under Qianlong's rule was the most populous and most powerful period in China's thousands of years of history. Horizontally, it was the most powerful and wealthy country in the world at that time. It is no exagg —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  8. A Brief Reading of Chinese History (4 Volumes in Total) Zhang Hongjiecompleted This is the end of a brief reading of all 4 volumes of Chinese history. They are "A Brief Reading of Chinese History", "A Brief Reading of Chinese History. The Power and Finance Behind the Corruption in Chinese History", "Tribute Circle" and "The Evolution of Chinese National Character". Chinese civilization has never developed in isolation. From the moment it emerged, it has been influenced by factors from other civilizations in the world. The first book helps readers establish an overall conce —Reads9.5Score—Shelves
  9. The Seven Faces of the Ming Dynasty Zhang Hongjiecompleted This book selects seven characters who can fully reflect the operating rules of the Ming Dynasty: An emperor: Zhu Yuanzhang; a usurper: Zhu Di; an upright official: Hai Rui; an eunuch: Wei Zhongxian; a rebel: Zhang Xianzhong; a traitor: Wu Sangui; and a loyal minister: Zheng Chenggong. It uses a literary style to describe the situations of seven characters in historical scenes and culture, and analyzes the unknown hardships, anxiety and last resort behind their life courses, showing the full pic —Reads9.3Score—Shelves
  10. A Brief Reading of Japanese History Zhang Hongjiecompleted Japan is a special country. Its cultural core is extremely stable but its appearance is extremely changeable, making the world unpredictable. Only by understanding the uniqueness of Japanese history and the spiritual world of the Japanese can we understand Japan's influence on East Asia and even the direction of world history. This book presents readers with a three-dimensional and rich history of Japan from four dimensions. The first part starts with the unique sexual concepts of the Japanese a —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  11. Zeng Guofan's 24 Tips Anonymous (Anchor: Zhang Hongjie)completed He is the common idol of Mao Zedong and Chiang Kai-shek He is evaluated as the first person in modern Chinese history From "angry youth" to "old Jianghu" He is an "atypical official" who is pure on the inside and turbid on the outside. When he was a teenager, he "would always fail every exam" Lost his name six times in a row He advocates "the stupid bird flies first" Repeatedly defeated, but increasingly frustrated and courageous He had outstanding military exploits but attempted suicide three t —Reads9.2Score—Shelves
  12. A Brief Reading of Chinese History: China in the Context of World History Zhang Hongjiecompleted Chinese civilization has never developed in isolation. From the moment it emerged, it has been influenced by factors from other civilizations in the world. However, these external factors did not change the essence of Chinese civilization, but instead highlighted the uniqueness of Chinese civilization. This book puts Chinese history into the context of world history, clarifies the development of Chinese history, and hopes that readers can establish an overall concept of Chinese history in a shor —Reads9.5Score—Shelves