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Yuan Tiangang and Tuibei Tu
This book is a biography.
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Mozi
The book "Mozi" was compiled by his disciples and subsequent disciples. The doctrine of Mohism had a great influence at that time, and it was called "Xianxue" together with Confucianism. He advocated "universal love" and "non-aggression", and put forward the political thought of "promoting the virtuous" and "promoting unity". He advocated that everyone from the emperor, princes and princes to the leaders at all levels should "select the most worthy people in the world" to serve as the emperor;
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2,000 Historical Facts You Should Know (China Volume)
China's five thousand years of history are extensive and profound. Understanding this history can not only help us understand the past, but also help us inherit the splendid cultural heritage and carry forward the fine traditions of the nation. If someone asks you, who is the emperor? Will the Five Hegemons of the Spring and Autumn Period have one overlord? Which seven countries are the Seven Heroes of the Warring States Period? Why did Wang Mang want to restructure? Who founded the Three Kingdo
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Meow! Economic Events in Chinese History
Can you think of it? Economic globalization, trade war, macro-control, inclusive finance... These words sound very modern, as if they are phenomena that have only appeared in recent decades, but in fact their concepts and practices can be traced back to history a long time ago. This book is a color-illustrated version of Chinese economic history written for teenagers. It combines history with economy and selects four economic clues: currency, land system, taxation and commerce to lead readers to
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Where Did the Tang Dynasty Flourish?
The prosperity lies in the fact that a woman is the emperor, foreigners wear official hats, the land is large, and all nations come to court! A new work by Professor Yu Gengzhe, an expert on Tang history at Shaanxi Normal University, the speaker of "Hundred Schools Forum", and a popular history scholar at Station B! Why could a queen appear in the Tang Dynasty? Why were foreigners able to serve as officials and generals in the Tang Dynasty? Why could the Tang Dynasty have such a vast territory?
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Three Hundred Years of the Rise and Fall of the Tang Dynasty
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 Shu" and "Zizhi Tongjian" are not only voluminous, but also difficult to read. Although the novel "The Romance of Sui and Tang Dynasties" is easy to understand, a large number of characters and plots are purely fictional. Wang Jueren, a well-known best-selling author, relied on his profound knowledge of Tang history and his humorous
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The Sound on the Blade: the Path to Glory of a Famous General in Troubled Times
This book is based on official historical records and uses a combination of fiction and reality to shape the ups and downs of the lives of six famous generals in ancient China: Tian Rangju, Wu Qi, Le Yi, Wang Jian, Fan Kuai, and Han Xin. The book is divided into six volumes, each volume tells the story of a famous general. In the narrative, the historical figures are placed in the context of the times, respecting historical facts, and only adding fiction in the blank spaces of history. It depict
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Imperial Melancholy: Politics and Human Nature in Traditional Chinese Society
Yi Zhongtian's reflections on the imperial system. Taking human nature as the perspective, using stories to tell characters, using characters to tell history, using history to tell culture, and using culture to tell human nature, interpret the relationship between traditional Chinese social politics, imperial system and human nature, and reflect on traditional Chinese social politics and imperial system.
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Wei and Jin Politics and the Transfer of Imperial Power
This book focuses on the political changes brought about by the transfer of imperial power between the Cao Wei and Western Jin Dynasties. Starting from the transfer of imperial power, this book explores the political unrest brought about by the short-term situation of a weak king and a strong minister. The battles faced by Emperor Tuogu of Wei Ming and Emperor Hui of Jin when they were crown princes were two representative transfers of imperial power in the history of the Wei, Jin and Southern D
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Palace Change
The content of "Palace Coup" is divided into two parts. The first part is the description and argument of specific cases, and the latter part introduces the history of palace coups in China. The system is a breeding ground for coups to break out, and anyone, including emperors, can be a victim. Imperial power is located in the pyramid of power. Shining with golden light, but wrapped in murderous intent, it is the final gathering place for various tributaries of political struggles and political
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The Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Qing Dynasty: from the Emperor's Domestic Slave to the Eagle Dog
This book unfolds the status and role of the Imperial Household Office in the Qing Dynasty in history and the stories that happened in a popular style, showing an institution that everyone is familiar with but full of mystery. The Ministry of Internal Affairs had important functions in the Qing Dynasty. It was the emperor's imperial agency and served the emperor. Everything from the emperor's food, clothing, housing and transportation to his private treasury was under the control of the Ministry
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Imperial Power, Gentry Power and Prime Ministerial Power (Series of Great Scholars Talking About History)
The famous historian Wu Han is famous for his research on the history of the Ming Dynasty, especially the political history of the Ming Dynasty. His research on imperial power, gentry power and prime minister power surpasses that of his contemporaries, with profound thoughts and outstanding views. His representative papers "On Imperial Power", "On Gentry Power" and "An Examination of Hu Weiyong's Party Case" have far-reaching influence and can be called classics. They provide access and methods
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Imperial Power Shares the World
During the struggle for power, political groups dependent on imperial power continued to rise, fall, and be reborn. In the process of continuous improvement and strengthening, the absolutist imperial politics produced a large number of vassals: royal family, concubines, relatives, eunuchs, powerful ministers, separatists, vagrants and external forces. They can be a guarantee to strengthen and consolidate the imperial power, or they can be a bomb that creates hidden dangers for the imperial power
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Why China
The historical responsibility of Chinese scholars today is to provide guiding ideology and theoretical foundation for the rejuvenation of China. We can see that since the Opium War in 1840, the Chinese people have collectively fallen into a Eurocentric context and cannot extricate themselves. So we must re-examine world history. Capitalism, which has emerged over the past five hundred years, is actually a movement. It's just that this movement, accompanied by the industrial revolution and the sp
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Elephants and Kings: an Environmental History
The elephant is huge and majestic. It has been an irresistible symbol of dignity for the king since the birth of kingship. Elephants were domesticated in various early civilizations, such as Egypt, Assyria, Mesopotamia, China, and the Indus Valley. In these places, elephants were primarily used as royal sacrifices and hunting objects. However, Thomas Trautmann discovered a special system of elephant use in the South Asian subcontinent that protected their habitat and population: the war elephant
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1856: the Entangled Qing Dynasty, the Kingdom of Heaven and the Great Powers
The year 1856 was an extremely critical year in China's modern history, as well as a very important year in the history of Sino-foreign relations. During this year, the civil war between the Qing Dynasty and the Taiping Rebellion reached its climax, with two decisive events, the Tianjing-Zhenjiang Battle and the Tianjing Incident. The former ended with the complete victory of the Taiping Heavenly Kingdom, while the latter was the internal strife that led to the collapse of the Taiping Heavenly K
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Night Trial: Secrets of Ancient Strange Cases
On the outside of a peaceful and prosperous age, there are frequent cases of mystery. A piece of complaint brings out the evil feelings deep in the house; When I opened the coffin in the middle of the night, I was shocked to find a body without a trace. The groom died suddenly on the eve of his wedding, the dude who was falsely accused of adultery was wronged, and the gangster who stole the body in exchange for his life was secretly committing evil... Each and every one of them is filled with my
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The History of Justice: Records of Unjust Cases in Ancient China
[A melancholy tragic song of loyalty and good deeds, a volume that makes people go deep into history to identify injustices. The history of Qing Dynasty is glorious, and it is difficult to hide the merits and demerits; the souls of injustice are gone, and the blood and tears are not dry. This book narrates historical materials and clears up the millennium of fog. It compiles the tragedy of Xia Qi's surrender to Boyi, Wu Qi's tragedy of Shang Yang's reform, Yang Zhen's death in the Eastern Han D
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Popular Romance of Chinese Dynasties (Complete Collection Classic Edition)
This modern long historical romance novel tells the development of Chinese history in dynastic order from Qin Shihuang to the Republic of China. The author uses popular language and rich historical materials to vividly display historical events and characters. It has high historical and literary value and is a popular reading for understanding Chinese history.
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Colonial Hong Kong Through My Eyes
A Hong Kong history lesson that everyone needs to catch up on. Ms. Michelle To is a social activist and educator who is familiar and respected by Hong Kong people. She has been passionate about social services and education throughout her life, and has spared no efforts in promoting the improvement of people's livelihood. She has established a good image in the minds of Hong Kong citizens and is deeply loved and respected. This book was written by Ms. Du Yexien during her lifetime. It analyzes t
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Overseas Chinese Studies: Chinese History Through the Eyes of American and Japanese Scholars (Seven Volumes)
"Kyoto General History of China": This book is a general history of China written by Japanese historian Naito Konan and his disciple Okazaki Fumio. The development of Chinese history is essentially the development of culture. According to the different contents and forms of cultural development in each era, the author divides Chinese history into three periods: ancient times, medieval times, and modern times. In addition to comprehensively introducing the important events and typical figures of
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Ancient Chinese Magic Skills
Is "strange skills and ingenuity" a misguided way of losing one's ambition by playing with things, or is it a misunderstood creation of genius? This book will take you through the fog of history and explore the light of wisdom that has been ignored by official history. From the singing and dancing mechanism man, to the translucent mirror that reflects the patterns on the back; from the mustard seed nexumi core sculpture, to the water-borne instrument platform that automatically tells the time...
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Golf Club Management Process Series·golf Enterprise Logistics Support and Management
This book is divided into five chapters. Starting from the purpose of golf club logistics management, this book discusses the operating procedures and operating procedures of the five major management aspects of golf companies: logistics, administration, human resources, assets and finance, and property. The first article is an overview of golf enterprise logistics support and management; the second article is the golf club administrative management process; the third article is the golf club hu
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Sitting on the Heart of the Qin: an Appraisal of Chinese Guqin Culture in Past Dynasties
This book selects more than a hundred pieces of musical instruments and paintings from past dynasties, presenting a history of Chinese guqin. This is a very interesting book, a popular reading about the history of Guqin. The book's description of the guqin is comprehensive and detailed. The author uses a scholar's rigorous structure, speculative writing style, and relaxed language to describe the utensils and paintings in the long history of the guqin, including qin music, qin players, and qin a
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Ciliu's Old News
Chinese traditional cultural thoughts have a long history and are highly original, original and literary. The early ideological forms were very distinctive, with extensive and profound contents such as religious theology, Chinese medicine classics, ancient military art, Confucianism, Taoism, Buddhism and hundreds of schools of thought, Feng Shui metaphysics, Twenty-Four Histories, customs and geography, etc. This series of "Original Books on Classic Chinese Studies and Essence Culture" retains t
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Qing Dynasty Local Government
"Local Government in the Qing Dynasty" is the masterpiece of the famous historian and sociologist Qu Tongzu. It is also a classic work written in English during his academic peak period. This book was first published by Harvard University Press in 1962, which won Qu Tongzu great reputation around the world. It is still a must-read in relevant teaching and research in Western sinology circles. There is a folk saying that "the sky is high and the emperor is far away", and there is also a topic in
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Qingliu Culture and the Tang Empire
This book consists of a series of closely related but independent papers. This paper re-observes the political culture from the late Tang Dynasty to the Five Dynasties by combining the history of mentality, culture history, and institutional history. It focuses on the imperial power politics and Qingliu culture in the late Tang Dynasty and attempts to provide a new understanding framework for the transformation of the Tang Dynasty and the Five Dynasties. This book emphasizes the special politica
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The Governing Techniques of Chinese Emperors in Past Dynasties (Part 1)
This book collects the stories of the ten famous emperors in Chinese history who conquered the world and governed the country, including Qin Shi Huang, Emperor Liu Bang of the Han Dynasty, Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty Liu Che, Emperor Taizong of the Tang Dynasty Li Shimin, Empress Wu Zetian, Emperor Taizu of the Song Dynasty Zhao Kuangyin, Emperor Taizu of the Yuan Dynasty Genghis Khan, Emperor Taizu Zhu Yuanzhang of the Ming Dynasty, Emperor Kangxi of the Qing Dynasty, and Emperor Yongzheng of
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Chronicles of Beijing Temples (Part 1)
Chinese local chronicles are my country's unique cultural treasures and typical representatives of China's excellent traditional culture, connecting the history, present and future of the Chinese nation. China's excellent traditional culture is broad, profound, and rich in connotation. To fully understand and scientifically grasp China's excellent traditional culture, we cannot do without Chinese local chronicles; to inherit, carry forward, and innovatively develop China's excellent traditional
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The History of the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms in 72 Years (Volume 10)
The Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms period was one of the troubled times with the most frequent regime changes in Chinese history. The intrigues and precariousness of the Central Plains dynasties and separatist kingdoms were the main theme of the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms. Continuous wars, regime changes, chaos, disorder, and moral chaos were the characteristics of the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms era. Over the past few decades, hundreds of heroes in troubled times have spoken with thei
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Complete Collection of Antiques Guides (Value Platinum Edition)
Now, antiques with both appreciation, collection and investment value have once again become the focus of public attention, including CCTV's "Treasure Appraisal" column and the "World Collection" column hosted by Wang Gang, etc., Which are introducing antiques to audiences and readers. More and more readers are becoming interested in antiques. For this reason, we have specially edited and published this "Complete Collection of Antiques Guides". This book compiles two classic works by Zhao Ruzhen
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The Classic of Mountains and Seas (Complete Collection in Vernacular)
China's earliest classical masterpiece in the 4,000-year history; the world's earliest masterpiece of myths and legends; one of the top ten wonders of the pre-Qin Dynasty; many cultural relics at the Sanxingdui archaeological excavation site are completely consistent with the descriptions of the "Book of Mountains and Seas"; the Ministry of Education recommends must-read Chinese for primary and secondary schools; it transcends the limitations of time and space, describing magical characters, mor
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History on Beijing (Illustrated Edition)
This book is based on the content of the "History of Beijing" series of lectures jointly organized by the Beijing Federation of Social Science Circles, the Beijing History Research Association, and the Capital Library in 2010. It introduces the history of Beijing from ancient times to before liberation in ten lectures.
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Vernacular Chinese History
The whole book starts from the origin of the nation and narrates the historical events of the past dynasties until the founding of the Republic of China. Read five thousand years of Chinese history in one book! It has a broad vision, a general sense, and does not stick to local details. It is the best introductory book for learning history. It is both authoritative and readable, and is highly praised by masters such as Qian Zhongshu, Li Ao, Yi Zhongtian, and Bo Yang. Five thousand years of Chine
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The Romantic History of Wu Zetian
This book includes the ordinary Wu family, the extraordinary Wu family girls, Wu Meiniang who first entered the palace to show her talents but was marginalized, the end of the battle for the crown prince, "investment" in Li Zhi, and the coincidence of befriending the queen and returning to the palace.
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Past Events of the Republic of China
From a non-famous beard to a handsome man in the Northeast, what kind of glorious counterattack was Zhang Zuolin's life path, and what kind of despicable conspiracy was the explosion in Huanggutun? From a private school scholar to a Zhili general, what life experiences did Makino Yingyang and Luoyang Huju Wu Peifu have, and why did they betray their relatives during the Zhili-Fengtian war? Cai E, the military god who protects the country, is so charming. Is the story between him and Xiao Fengxia
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The Last Seventeen Years of the Ming Dynasty
This book tells the story of the controversial and tumultuous final days of the Ming Dynasty. Starting from the fall of the eunuch Wei Zhongxian, it describes the ups and downs of the general Yuan Chonghuan, the treacherous minister Wen Tiren's dominance of the government and the public, the peasant uprisings all over the mountains and plains, the dilemma of internal and external troubles, the sacrifice of the famous generals Lu Xiangsheng and Sun Chuanting for the country, and finally the end o
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Wanli Era
The three hundred years of the Ming Dynasty were an important period when China and the West were ebbing and flowing, passing each other in great strides forward and backward. Emperor Wanli Zhu Yijun ruled for forty-eight years, accounting for one-sixth of the history of the Ming Dynasty, and was the most eye-catching key turning point. This book relies on authoritative historical materials and tells the ups and downs of Wanli's history through vivid words, recreating that unique era of blood, f
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N Endings of Historical Figures
This book is another masterpiece by Qu Changchun, the author of the best-selling book "The History of the Tang Dynasty is Not Like Smoke". This is an excellent piece of grassroots history. Many historical figures appear in the sky of history with their brilliance and controversy, but when the light of history flashes across the sky, what is the final outcome of their lives? As a later person, I know its brilliance, but rarely know its ending. This book tells the life endings of these historical
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Fission in History
How did the Qin Empire collapse so quickly? As an idealist with extreme self-discipline, how did Wang Mang disrupt the world? The typical tyranny of Emperor Sui Yang in ancient history gave rise to the cultural treasures of the Chinese nation; why did the "Manna Incident" break out in the late Tang Dynasty, where the emperor and the eunuchs fought to the death... It tells the story of 13 coups in Chinese history from a fresh perspective, describes the changes in power under abnormal conditions,
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A Complete Collection of Classic Strategy Stories
"The Complete Collection of Classic Strategy Stories" tells about strategy, which is an ancient and eternal topic. It originates from wars and political struggles, and is related to every aspect of human life and survival. Therefore, strategy is based on social interaction and manifests as social attributes; it is also based on objective things and objective laws and manifests as natural attributes. Supernatural and extrasocial strategies do not exist. Strategy is inseparable from people, and st
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Basic Knowledge of Confucianism
This book mainly covers technology, science, weapons, universe, earth, automation, animals, plants, physiology and medical treatment. It has comprehensive knowledge, refined content, rich pictures and texts, vivid images and easy to understand. It can cultivate our scientific interests and hobbies and achieve the purpose of popularizing scientific knowledge. It is highly readable, inspiring and informative. It is a good popular science book for our readers to understand science and technology, i
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Trivia About Comic History That Makes You Laugh Out Your Abs (2 Volumes)
This book will not be included in history textbooks and will be scattered on the Internet. Unverified "historical tidbits" will be researched and compiled and presented to readers. Let us look at the emperor's "gossip life" from a different angle, understand the "artistic behavior" of princes, generals and ministers, and explore the "wonderful lives" of literati. In addition, there are historical encyclopedias of "you think it is right, but it is actually wrong", and strange events that "you don
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Strategies of Chinese Ancient Dynasties
This book includes Impersonation, Putting the blame on others, Pushing into the Yellow River, Home is haunted, The old horse knows the way, Haunting, Killing two birds with one stone, Killing with an arrow in the dark, Paying a lot of money, Taking advantage of the heart, Appointing an official and making a wish, Walls have ears, and Stalking Sneaking traces, clever writing, wagging, hiding one's name, dressing up in disguise, asking questions about entry restrictions, being wise and foolish, ma
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Counselors Are Everywhere
Through the description of Guan Zhong, Shang Yang, Li Si, Baili Xi and other characters, this book reveals the heroic stories of those who turned their backhand into clouds and turned their hands into rain. The Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period were an era of unprecedented ideological liberation under great changes, and an era when heroes emerged in large numbers. If the overlords of the Spring and Autumn and Warring States periods were all great heroes, then the outstanding
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Once Upon a Time There Was a Scholar: Wei and Jin Dynasties
This manuscript is a collection of historical blog posts published on Weibo by Internet celebrity author Fang Hao (30% of which are unpublished content), and has been compiled and linked together to create a popular historical and interesting reading based on the times. The manuscript is planned to have three to four volumes. The first volume is the Wei and Jin chapters. Most of the articles begin with "Once upon a time there was a scholar." They do not tell who the characters are during the nar
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The Chess Game of History
History is like chess records. Times have changed. What else can those historical chess games teach us? Did Liu Bang massacre his heroes after the founding of the country? What on earth were the scholars, eunuchs, and relatives of the Eastern Han Dynasty fighting over? The Northern Wei Dynasty implemented the "son is valued at the expense of mother" system. Why did the Queen Mother have the exclusive power instead? Under the halo of the dual protagonists Li Shimin and Wu Zetian, is Li Zhi really
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The Korean War in Chinese Eyes
This book is a documentary literature. It uses many decrypted Soviet archives and interviews with many people who witnessed the war to reveal the tragedy and harm caused by the war. It praises the noble spirit of the volunteer officers and soldiers who are not afraid of hardships and fought bloody battles for the benefit of the motherland. This book is suitable for readers who are interested in the Korean War. Interpreting the Korean War from the perspective of ordinary Chinese, it is rich in ma
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Cobbler
This series of books is based on what the author heard from each craftsman after decades of field research, and is presented to readers in the form of oral history. It is a realistic representation of the entrepreneurship stories and professionalism of many craftsmen rescued and excavated from various historical periods in Jilin Province, including blacksmiths, carpenters, cobblers, flour mills, sugar craftsmen, etc., Which has important historical significance. This series of books relatively c
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Cute History: I'll Laugh Out Loud After Reading It, and I'll Never Forget It (9 Volumes in Total)
Learn 1 historical knowledge point in 1 minute! Cute history set, 9 volumes in total. They are "Why History: The History of China by Chongxiaolu Comics (2 volumes in total)", "A Day in the Life of Ancients", "The Ancients Lived Slowly in the Past", "So History Can Be So Fun (3 volumes in total)", "History is So Interesting (2 volumes in total)"
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