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  1. A History of the Three Kingdoms That Will Make You Addicted as Soon as You Read It Spikecompleted During the Three Kingdoms era, there were endless wars and divided empires. It is also known to everyone through "The Romance of the Three Kingdoms". However, "The Romance of the Three Kingdoms" is not history, and some of the allusions we are familiar with are not true! Did Zhuge Liang have a straw boat to borrow arrows? Why is Zhang He called the "Three Kingdoms Strong Detection Machine"? How does Fei Yi live the life of a "rhythm master"? Does Cao Zhi really love his "sister-in-law"? Why is i —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  2. Open up the Romance Travel Aroundcompleted "Kai Kai Romance" is a grand narrative work based on ancient Chinese mythology and history. The book has a total of eighty chapters, starting from the creation of Pangu, all the way to King Wu of Zhou Dynasty's defeat of Zhou. It interprets the magnificent process of the rise and fall of the Three Sovereigns and Five Emperors, and the Xia, Shang and Zhou dynasties in novel style. The work takes "opening up" as its context and integrates major events such as the division of heaven and earth, the —Reads7.9Score—Shelves
  3. Eunuchs Are Not Too Cold: a New Account of the Twelve Eunuchs in the Ming Dynasty Lu Weitongcompleted [History of the Ming Dynasty + Eunuchs + Unpopular Knowledge] "Eunuchs Are Not Too Cold: A New Story of the Twelve Eunuchs of the Ming Dynasty" is an interesting guide that takes you into the "behind-the-scenes command center" of the Ming Dynasty palace! Don't think that in the deep palace, only the emperor and his concubines play the leading roles in the center of the stage. In fact, these twelve mysterious eunuchs are the invisible stage management team of the entire "palace drama". The Chief —Reads8.1Score—Shelves
  4. Unofficial History May Not Be Fake The Breeze Is Blowing Coldlycompleted History is not just a monolithic piece of history revised by officials. Those neglected scraps often hide truths that are more vivid, outrageous, and closer to human nature. Do you think Liao Hua is just a supporting character who rose to the top because "there are no generals in Sichuan"? Behind Zhuge Ke's reputation as a genius, what exactly did he step on? Wen Yang, known as "Little Zhao Yun", has a more dramatic life than you can imagine! Ma Chao is not only the "Brand of Xiliang", but also —Reads8.7Score—Shelves
  5. Common Knowledge of Ancient Chinese Culture Written by Li Rancompleted This book is a systematic and comprehensive encyclopedia of common knowledge about Chinese literature, aiming to provide everyone with systematic and detailed cultural knowledge. Covering various fields such as literature, art, religious beliefs, politics, economy, culture, entertainment, philosophy, science, etc., This book helps everyone understand the profoundness of Chinese culture through detailed discussion and rigorous academic attitude. In the literature section, the book introduces in d —Reads8.6Score—Shelves
  6. History of the Three Kingdoms Lu Simiancompleted At the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, the Three Kingdoms were divided into three kingdoms, and wars raged all day long. In the midst of intrigues and deceit, they used conspiracies and plots, and fought openly and secretly. The history of the Three Kingdoms was written by strategy and force. In troubled times, heroes faced countless confusions and desolations in order to achieve great things. Re-read the Three Kingdoms and see how Cao Cao stood out from the siege in the era of war and chaos; Yu —Reads9.2Score—Shelves
  7. Why History: a History of China in Chongxiaolu Comics Flowercompleted "Why History: The History of China in Chongxiaolu Comics" is a comic book about the history of China with the cartoon character "Chongxiaolu" as the protagonist. In our impression, history is always a grand narrative. Whether it is natural disasters or man-made disasters or wars and revolutions, it mostly shows big eras, big people, and big events. But the true and full history is composed of many different sections. In this book, the author uses cartoons to show in detail many details in ancien —Reads9.5Score—Shelves
  8. History Cannot Bear to Read the Complete Collection Compiled by Xing Qunlin, Nie Xiaoqingcompleted Break into a forbidden place that has been covered in history for thousands of years and pry into the anecdotes that no one has ever told you! Did you know that Kangxi relied on a German to ascend the throne? Do you know how hard the princes' daily life is? Do you know who made the biggest flattery in Chinese history? Do you know how particular the emperor must be when eating? Do you know what the relationship between Qin Hui and Yue Fei is? All these mysteries are explained to you one by one in —Reads8.8Score—Shelves
  9. Abnormal Military Advisor Alliance Night View Ceilingcompleted The top-secret files that the military advisors want to destroy reveal another side of the ancient counselors. Top secret files are released to the public, digging deeper into the men who stood behind the ancient emperors... 1. Sima Yi, the originator of health preservation: Personal declaration: Being an official is worse than sleeping, fighting is worse than soaking your feet, wolfberry and red date tea is the best! File records: A patient with severe intrusion of Buddhist thoughts, who drank —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  10. History Teacher Teaches You to Read History (2 Volumes in Total) Written by Wang Jinhui and Illustrated by Cai Yuecompleted Taking the seventh, eighth, and ninth grade history textbooks published by the People's Education Press as a reference, historical events are developed according to time, divided into chapters according to different eras, and then politics, economy, culture, etc. Are divided into sections to systematically explain history, both horizontally and vertically. The main content covers war, politics, culture, thought, science and technology, art, national exchanges, economy, celebrities, etc. It clear —Reads9.3Score—Shelves
  11. Three Hundred Years of the Rise and Fall of the Tang Dynasty (Seven Volumes) Wang Juerencompleted More interesting than "Book of Tang", more popular than "Zizhi Tongjian", and more reliable than "The Romance of Sui and Tang Dynasties", it is an addictive 300-year history of the Tang Dynasty. To understand the history of the Tang Dynasty, reading this set is enough! The well-known reading program "Luo Ji Thinking" is recommended! The Tang Dynasty was a great dynasty that future generations yearn for, but its intricate history of nearly 300 years is also daunting. The official histories "Tang —Reads9.6Score—Shelves
  12. Half-Hour Comic Book History of China (Five Volumes) Bastardcompleted Reading a comic for half an hour will tell you about three thousand years of history. The context is so clear that you can memorize it after reading it. Just through hand-drawings and jokes, the Erhuangzi has drawn out a clear historical context: the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period are like a class, the Great Qin Dynasty is like a class, the Great Qin Dynasty is about to die, the Three Kingdoms have three major battles, the troubled times of the Wei and Jin Dynasties are f —Reads9.6Score—Shelves
  13. Learn Chinese History Well Without Memorizing It Lin Xinhaocompleted Each test point has a game, and learning history is like having fun. Select core knowledge points to understand the development laws of Chinese history! If you were the leader of a primitive society, how would you lead a group of people to survive on a desert island? If you were to play business simulation in the Wei, Jin, Southern and Northern Dynasties, how would you expand your power? If you returned to the Ming Dynasty and became the emperor, how would you allocate attribute points to win ag —Reads9.5Score—Shelves
  14. The Thoughts of the Ancients Are so Strange Beanscompleted Why did the ancients believe that "the sky is round and the earth is round"? During the Yin and Shang Dynasties, the theory of "the sky is round and the earth is round" was deeply rooted in the hearts of the people. By the Han Dynasty, the relatively advanced Huntian theory became mainstream. After the Yuan Dynasty, in order to strengthen their rule and restrict the common people's observation and thinking of astronomical phenomena, the emperors placed the power of interpretation in the hands of —Reads9.3Score—Shelves
  15. A Collection of History That Cannot Bear to Be Read Carefully (2 Volumes in Total) Zhao Yuecompleted "History Can't Bear to Be Closed (Condensed Edition)" Collect a large number of forgotten and misunderstood historical materials, eliminate the false and retain the true, eliminate the rubbish and retain the essential, sweep away the smoke and dust of history, and illuminate the true color. From the struggle for power to the privacy of scholars, from the secret history of the palace to the anecdotes of the city, this book clears away the many fogs one by one with simple and easy explanations, co —Reads9.1Score—Shelves
  16. Unofficial History May Not Be False 2: Emperors and Generals Wang Leicompleted A brand new sequel to "Unofficial History May Not Be False"! 22 Brand-new wild histories, 22 exciting mysteries! Is Wang Mang a time traveler? Is Zhu Di the biological son of Empress Ma? Was Guangxu poisoned to death by Cixi? Rumors do not appear out of thin air, the truth is often hidden within them. This book tells the familiar unofficial rumors in Chinese history from the Three Dynasties to the Ming and Qing Dynasties, such as the Beacon Fire Opera on the Princes, the First Emperor's Sand Dun —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  17. General History of China Ren Zhongyuancompleted The world-famous litterateur Cervantes said: "History breeds truth; it can compete with time and preserve the past; it is a sign of the past, a warning for the present, and a lesson for future generations." History, as a mirror, records the success and failure, prosperity and decline, glory and sorrow, alternation and renewal of human society, and also foreshadows the future of mankind. —Reads9.6Score—Shelves
  18. General History Reader Li Wenqu Chief Editorcompleted The historical philosopher Collingwood said: "Today comes from yesterday, today includes yesterday, and yesterday includes the day before yesterday, and it goes back to ancient times; the past history still exists today, it has not died." History, as a mirror, records success and failure, prosperity and decline, the alternation and renewal of the times for mankind. What happened today will be history tomorrow. As time goes by, the sun and the moon rotate, the wheel of history has drifted away in —Reads9.6Score—Shelves
  19. History of Prostitutes in China (Collection of Famous Historians in the Republic of China) Wang Shunucompleted The book is divided into six chapters: the introduction, the era of witches and prostitutes, the era of slave prostitutes and official prostitutes, the era of domestic prostitutes and slave prostitutes, the heyday of official prostitutes, and the era of privately operated prostitutes. It mainly includes: name and definition, distinction between eras, when did the history of prostitution in China begin, witches and prostitutes in the Yin Dynasty, etc. —Reads8.7Score—Shelves
  20. Political Gains and Losses in China's Past Dynasties Qian Mucompleted "Political Gains and Losses in Chinese Dynasties" is a collection of Mr. Qian Mu's special speeches. It provides an abstract and detailed overview and comparison of various political systems in China's Han, Tang, Song, Ming and Qing dynasties. It describes the evolution due to the revolution and points out the gains and losses. —Reads9.5Score—Shelves
  21. Modern History of China Written by Jiang Tingfucompleted This book is the modern history of China written by the famous historian Jiang Tingfu for ordinary readers. It explains in very simple words the evolution of China's history, the collision of civilizations, major historical events and key figures in the past hundred years after the Opium War. It is magnificent, transparent and comprehensive, yet concise, smooth and impartial, and has extremely high academic value. From the Opium War to the Revolution of 1911, from the Westernization Movement to —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  22. Learn to Read and Write from Mao Zedong Mo Zhibin, Chen Teshui, Yang Yingjiancompleted An important reason why Mao Zedong became a great man in history and a giant of the times is that he loved reading and could read. "Knowledge is power" was most truly embodied in him. Mao Zedong loved reading. He said: "My biggest hobby in life is reading." "You can go a day without eating, you can go a day without sleeping, and you can't go a day without reading books." Whether in the prime of his student days, the turbulent war years, or the construction period when he was busy with everything —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  23. Guo Jianlong's Classic Best-Selling Set (Five Volumes in Total) Guo Jianlongcompleted Guo Jianlong's classic best-selling set (five volumes in total) ("The Siege of Bianjing" + "Two Hundred Years Across Africa" + "The Great History of the Silk Road" + "The Collapse of the Prosperous Age" + "The Lost World") are four very special works among the historical works of the well-known historical writer Guo Jianlong One of the works focuses on special events in ancient Chinese history; one focuses on the two-hundred-year history of Africa; one focuses on the history of Sino-foreign exch —Reads8.4Score—Shelves
  24. Old Guangzhou (Interesting Readings of the Republic of China·old City Records) Han Shufangcompleted This book comprehensively describes the historical sites, various scenes of the city, and the lives of the people in old Guangzhou. From the perspective of personal experience, the book describes the historical sites, market landscapes, old shops, gatehouse streets, old customs, delicious food, Guangzhou people, and various cultural aspects of old Guangzhou... The short essays vividly and interestingly show the once glorious city culture of old Guangzhou, and vividly reproduce the old Guangzhou —Reads8.4Score—Shelves
  25. The Absurdity of History Liu Jiecompleted This book tells the story of many absurd past events in history, from the "slander" of Zhou Li and Wang Jihu to the literary inquisition of the Qing Dynasty. It reflects many unknown dark and ugly aspects of Chinese history. Most of them come from the official revised histories of various dynasties, including the "Twenty-Four Histories" and "Zi Zhi Tong Jian", and a small part come from some notes and notes with high historical value. Readers who read this book will enrich their knowledge, under —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  26. 4 Books to Understand China's Thousand-Year History (Set of 4 Volumes) Shi Yi'an Feiden Et Al.completed Want to understand ancient Chinese politics and history, but are afraid that the original works are obscure and difficult to understand? One book can thoroughly understand the "Historical Records" and understand the ups and downs of three thousand years; one book can quickly read the "Zi Zhi Tong Jian" and grasp the wisdom of governing the country in the past dynasties; one book can thoroughly explain the "Warring States Policy" and gain insight into the game strategies of vertical and horizonta —Reads7.7Score—Shelves
  27. Twenty-Four Histories·complete Edition Sima Qian, Chen Shou, Etc.completed The "Twenty-Four Histories" contains the essence of more than 4,000 years of Chinese history. It can be called the official memory bank of Chinese history and the most authoritative and systematic document collection for studying Chinese history. Reading it is like unfolding a magnificent and all-encompassing scroll of Chinese history, giving a glimpse of the complete trajectory and experiences and lessons of the development of the Chinese nation. This book is not a random selection of "excerpts —Reads9.3Score—Shelves
  28. The Growth History of the United States (Five Volumes) Uswritten by Frederick Lewis Allen Translated by Qin Chuanancompleted Frederick Lewis Allen was one of the pioneers of social history writing. Through vivid descriptions of news, fashions, and customs, some of the changes that have transformed the rhythm and form of American life over half a century are charted and explained. The Age of Change is the author's most ambitious book, defining a transformative moment in American history. The author celebrates a new economic system that brought benefits to the American people and provides an implicit, illuminating persp —Reads8.6Score—Shelves
  29. 1000 Questions About Chinese History Fish in Watercompleted Descendants of the Yan and Huang Dynasties, let us turn to history, brush off the dust of the years, and look for the historical footprints of our founding ancestors who opened up the path for the survival and development of the Chinese nation! This book is arranged in time order, starting from the ancient prehistoric civilization and continuing to the end of 2010 AD. It has the longest time span among all similar books. This is also the first feature of this book. Secondly, compared with simila —Reads9.6Score—Shelves
  30. 50 Famous Tricks and Scams in History Xu Changrongcompleted Eric Bern, a famous American psychoanalyst, believes: "Most of people's interactions are deception and forgery, sometimes for noble and well-intentioned reasons, sometimes for vulgar and malicious reasons." This book selects 50 of the most famous tricks and scams in human history, trying to explain history in an alternative way of interpretation: in a real and interesting historical atmosphere, it will give readers an emotional stimulation and a kind of ideological shock. Reputation, money, life —Reads8.4Score—Shelves
  31. Official System of Past Dynasties (Part 1) Xing Chunru, Li Munan, Jie Baofeng, Liu Xinliancompleted The Chinese nation is the oldest nation in the world, and the Chinese civilization is one of the oldest civilizations in the world. China has a written history of nearly 5,000 years, starting from 841 BC. It is rare in the long history that there are documented documents. Among the four major ancient civilizations in the world, only China's history has always been passed down in an orderly manner and has never been interrupted. —Reads8.4Score—Shelves
  32. Archeology of China: 11 Volumes in Total Yue Nan , Yang Shicompleted The "Archaeology of China" series is a collection of documentary works about 11 major archaeological discoveries in China written over a period of thirty years by writer Yue Nan and others. Through on-the-spot interviews with the parties involved, archaeological reports, and a large amount of historical materials, the author vividly reproduces the initiation, excavation and research process of 11 projects, including the Dingling Tomb of the Ming Dynasty, the Terracotta Warriors and Horses of the —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  33. Romance of the Three Kingdoms Wang Juerencompleted The historical version of the Romance of the Three Kingdoms! Liu Guan and Zhang never became sworn brothers in Taoyuan? Zhuge Liang didn't even have a straw boat to borrow arrows? Open this book and restore the real Cao Cao, Liu Bei, and Zhuge Liang in history... This is enough to understand the history of the Three Kingdoms. The Three Kingdoms era was a time of great changes and heroes emerged in large numbers. There are endless official historical records, unofficial legends, and romantic nove —Reads9.6Score—Shelves
  34. Red Wall Secrets: a Complete Unabridged History of China (Full Unabridged Version) Xu Xiaotian, Qi Rushan, Etc.completed This comprehensive collection is like a secret key that opens the back door of palaces in the past dynasties, leading readers to peek into the dark corners of official history that are kept secret. From the ancient legends in "Unofficial History of Xia and Shang Dynasties", to the imperial affairs and court intrigues in "History of Palaces in Song Dynasty", "History of Palace in Ming Dynasty" and "Unofficial History of Yuan Dynasty", to the extreme extravagance in "The Romantic History of Empero —Reads9.3Score—Shelves
  35. Pick up History Guo Degangcompleted There are waves in the heart and spring scenery on the surface, this is the rivers and lakes. ——Guo Degang "No one believes it, but I am actually a very quiet person." Guo Degang said in "Collecting History" in the "Guo Lun" series, "It has been raining recently. I sit at home every day, read books, and watch plays, and I feel very happy." He likes to read history. "Reading history can make people wise. The ancients said, 'Learning from the past can help us know the future.' This is what it mean —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  36. Palace Coup: the Race for Power Tong Chaocompleted The palace was the center of the emperor's power, and the supreme position was not only a representative of prominence and dignity, but also the product of conspiracy and bloodshed. In the small circle of the palace, ministers often kill their kings, and sons kill their fathers; flesh and blood are separated, and brothers and sisters can kill each other; there are people who form cliques for personal gain and take advantage of the situation; there are people who engage in intrigues and add insul —Reads8.4Score—Shelves
  37. The Legend of Yue Fei (Classic Original Version) Money Lotterycompleted It comprehensively displays the tragic life of national hero Yue Fei. From the mother-in-law's tattoo to serving the country with loyalty, to the Fengbo Pavilion massacre, the complete collection completely reproduces the anti-Jin war and the fateful showdown between heroes during the Southern Song Dynasty. It not only records the bravery and skill of Yue Jiajun on the battlefield, but also deeply explores the contradiction between loyalty and betrayal, the righteousness of family and country an —Reads9.6Score—Shelves
  38. Modern Literature: a Brief Account of the Jiading Massacre Zhu Zisucompleted "The Jiading Massacre" was written by Zhu Zisu, which truly records the tragic historical event of the Jiading Massacre in 1645. At that time, the Qing army had basically controlled most of the Central Plains and Jiangnan after entering the customs, but they forcibly implemented the order of shaving hair, requiring the Han people to "grow their heads without hair, and with hair without hair." This seriously violated the traditional concepts of the Han people and aroused strong resistance. The re —Reads8.6Score—Shelves
  39. Taiping Heavenly Kingdom Cultural Grand View Written by Sheng Xunchangcompleted This book takes the qualities of the characters and historical events of the Taiping Heavenly Kingdom as the research object, explores the hidden, pursues the truth, and reveals the flow of Taiping Heavenly Kingdom culture and the confusion of consciousness. It is a thinking material for understanding the culture of modern Chinese farmers. Among them, the political culture of the Taiping Heavenly Kingdom's political and religious integration is particularly thoroughly analyzed, reproducing the e —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  40. Those Things About Nanming Hong Bingcompleted "Those Things in the Southern Ming Dynasty" records a period of history in the late Ming Dynasty, shows the national struggle in troubled times, and analyzes the political intrigues and party struggles in ancient official circles. Loyal ministers and treacherous villains, civil war and foreign invasion, barbarism and civilization are intertwined into a magnificent historical picture. —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  41. Moving West and Returning East: the Fate and Ups and Downs of the Figures on the Rear Lines of the Anti-Japanese War 9787545551730Historical164k Wordscompleted This book tells the story of Chinese intellectuals and national elites who moved westward to the rear of Sichuan during the Anti-Japanese War of the Republic of China, including Ma Yifu, Xiong Shili, Ye Shengtao, Zhu Dongrun, Nan Huaijin, Ling Shuhua, He Changqun, Fan Xudong, etc. They either founded education, wrote books, or revived industry, etc., Leaving important historical marks in Sichuan and Sichuan. The author conducted detailed exploration and research on the fate of these historical f —Reads8.5Score—Shelves