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Great Sage Emperor Wu Zetian
Wu Zhao[zhào][1] (624-December 16, 705[2]), also known as Wu Zetian, was born in Wenshui, Bingzhou (now Wenshui County, Shanxi Province). A politician from the Tang Dynasty to the Wu Zhou Dynasty, the founding monarch of the Wu Zhou Dynasty (reigned from 690 to 705), she was also the only orthodox female emperor in Chinese history, the oldest emperor to ascend the throne (67 years old), and one of the longest-lived emperors (82 years old). Wu Zetian was the second daughter of the warrior Xun, th
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How Chaotic Was the Republic of China?
They either held high positions or served on the battlefield, and made repeated military exploits in the National Revolutionary Army's Eastern Expedition, Northern Expedition, and the Anti-Japanese War; but they aided Chiang Kai-shek in snatching the fruits of the revolution, establishing the Chiang Dynasty, and carrying out the anti-communist civil war, and their hands were stained with the blood of the people. With the defeat of the Kuomintang on the mainland, their value pursuits and life con
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Liu Bang's Counterattack: the Cheating Life of Young People in a Small Town
From a local petty official to the leader of the world, middle-aged Liu Bang achieved an epic counterattack in just seven years, becoming the biggest winner in the Chu-Han struggle for hegemony and the chief founder of the Han Dynasty that lasted for more than 400 years. How could Liu Bang create such unparalleled achievements? "Liu Bang's Counterattack: The Cheating Life of Small Town Youth" will take you through the fog of history, relive the most popular entrepreneurial history of the Han Dyn
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Zhang Zuolin, the Hero of a Generation | the Counterattack Life of the Northeast King
Troubled times create heroes | and also breed heroes. In the chaotic era of broken mountains and rivers and warlord rule at the end of the Qing Dynasty and the beginning of the Republic of China, Zhang Zuolin rose from the wilderness of western Liaoning as a commoner, traveled across the Northeast for fifteen years, aspired to Beijing and Tianjin, and finally became the last head of state of the Beiyang government. He wrote a life epic full of legends and controversies, iron-bloodedness and warm
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Mao Zedong and Jiang Qing
Mao Zedong (December 26, 1893 - September 9, 1976), whose nickname was Runzhi (originally Yongzhi, later changed to Runzhi), and his pen name Ziren. A native of Xiangtan, Hunan. The leader of the Chinese people, a great Marxist, a great proletarian revolutionist, strategist, and theorist, the main founder and leader of the Communist Party of China, the Chinese People's Liberation Army, and the People's Republic of China, the great pioneer of the Sinicization of Marxism, the great patriot and nat
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The Final Outcome of Mao Zedong's 35 Secretaries | Hu Qiaomu, Chen Boda, Jiang Qingtian Jiaying
Hu Qiaomu: A pen of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China Jiang Qing: both a wife and a life secretary Chen Boda: Mao Zedong's longest-serving secretary Tian Jiaying: Mao Anying's teacher of the same age Ye Zilong: Unjustly imprisoned for seven years for "wiretap time" Mao Zedong appointed many secretaries throughout his life to help him handle some daily government affairs or life matters. At the beginning of liberation, there were four main secretaries working beside Mao Zedong
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Mao Zedong and His Wives: Yang Kaihui, He Zizhen and Jiang Qing
Mao Zedong, a great man of his generation, had three wives in his life. However, his feelings and understanding of them are different. Yang Kaihui: She and Mao Zedong were in a free marriage and revolutionary partners, and gave birth to three sons, Mao Anying, Mao Anying, and Mao Anylong. He was arrested by the Kuomintang reactionaries in 1930 and died a heroic death. He Zizhen: She accompanied Mao Zedong throughout the most difficult years of the Agrarian Revolution and the Long March. She was
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"Green Gang Gang Boss" Gu Zhuxuan
From a rickshaw driver to a "Jiangbei tycoon", how did he create a storm in Shanghai? From a Green Gang boss to a Red ally, how does he write about the justice of his family and country? There are thrilling rivers and lakes games, passionate feats of resistance, and life-and-death rescues on the hidden front. The ups and downs of Gu Zhuxuan's legendary life will take you through the turbulent times of Shanghai in the Republic of China, and let you experience the feelings of a gangster about his
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Su Dongpo: Living a Lifetime Under the Mist and Rain
"The reason why life is unhappy is because I have not read Su Dongpo." With his natural talents, Su Dongpo traveled between Confucianism, Buddhism, and Taoism. He reached the pinnacle in poetry, poetry, prose, calligraphy, and painting, and opened up new horizons. He has outstanding political achievements, loves the people like a son, and is both literary, political and military. He is the first in the world in the field of charity and public hospitals. He is comparable to the warm spring sun an
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Characters World History
This book is rich in content and covers the world's 5,000-year historical process through many historical figures. From it, you can learn about the great talents, strategies, and flexibility of great politicians such as Caesar, Ottoman, Napoleon, Peter the Great, Bismarck, Lincoln, Churchill, Roosevelt, Gandhi, Ho Chi Minh, Mrs. Thatcher, Gorbachev, and Mandela; you can learn about Hamura The troubled lives of reformers such as Bee, Solon, Justinian, and Martin Luther; the legendary experiences
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Sima Yi's Conspiracy and Conspiracy: a Survival Philosophy That Has Been Passed Down for Thousands of Years
Endless stories, endless characters Sima Yi's life was a life of surviving through cracks. In terms of background, he is far inferior to Yuan Shao; in terms of using troops, he can hardly surpass Cao Cao; in terms of controlling people, he is not as good as Liu Bei; in terms of power and strategy, he is not as good as Jia Xu... But he is such an unknown rising star who is difficult to compare with others, but he laughed in the end through all the bumps and became the biggest winner in the histor
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Super Female Spy: the Story of Kim Pik-Hui
From "I am not Japanese, I am Chinese" to "I am not Chinese, I am Japanese" Kawashima Yoshiko's tragedy began when she was forced to become an adopted daughter. The machinations in the historical background created her fate. Her first love was short but beautiful. She once vowed to be a good woman and indulged in love, but was eventually killed by her adoptive father. It reveals the ups and downs of a princess in the late Qing Dynasty. She went from being a noble Qing princess to becoming a spy
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The First Female Spy of the Republic of China
This novel will take you into Kawashima Yoshiko's life full of controversy and crime. Peel away the fog of history and see how she lost herself in the whirlpool of the times and walked step by step towards the abyss of eternal destruction. Here, you will witness how a woman who was supposed to have a beautiful life became a sinner of the nation due to her selfish desires and wrong choices; you will also feel the arduous struggle of countless people with lofty ideals in that turbulent era against
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World Celebrities - Complete Biography of Yoshiko Kawashima
In her life of being teased by war and fate, how many people were tempted by her? How many people were poisoned by her? How many people are willing to be tempted by her? How many people are willing to be poisoned by her? How many secrets and wonderful stories are there accompanying this deplorable, sad, hateful, shameful Yoshiko Kawashima? This book comprehensively introduces the mental journey of Kawashima Yoshiko, the "idiosyncratic spy", from a royal princess to an Japanese spy. It also outli
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The First Female Spy of the Republic of China
Born in Prince Su's Mansion in Beijing in 1906, his real name was Aixinjueluo Xianju. Qing Dynasty Princess. After the fall of the Qing Dynasty in 1912, she was given as an adopted daughter to the Japanese ronin Kawashima Naniwa by her biological father, Prince Su, and she was renamed Kawashima Yoshiko and later went to Japan. At a turning point in his life, he became a political pawn. After receiving a militaristic education in the 1920s and 1930s, he returned to China and engaged in espionage
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Spy Heroine-Kawashima Yoshiko
Kawashima Yoshiko, she was born in the royal family in the late Qing Dynasty, but grew up in Japan; she was a "gege", but became a Japanese spy; she was beautiful and charming, but she liked to dress up in men's clothing; she dreamed of restoring the Qing Dynasty all her life, but in fact she became a traitor; she was raped by her stepfather at the age of 17 Raped, widowed at the age of 42... Northeastern king Zhang Zuolin was killed by Kawashima Yoshiko's gangsters; the first female high-rankin
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Beauty in the Dark: Top-Secret Female Spy Records of the Republic of China
She is Aixinjueluo Xianju, the fourteenth princess left behind by the Qing Dynasty, and she is also the Japanese spy Kawashima Yoshiko who has suffered eternal infamy. From golden branches and jade leaves to "the enchantress in troubled times", from the restoration chess piece to the "flower of the empire", her life is full of legends and controversies amid the torn apart of identity and the torrent of history. Cut off her black hair and dressed in men's clothing, she moved among the Chinese and
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Biography of Yoshiko Kawashima
Kawashima Yoshiko, also known as Kawashima Dongzhen, nicknamed Chengzhi, Chinese name Jin Bihui, Japanese spy. The fourteenth daughter of Aixinjueluo Shanqi, Prince Heshuosu of the Qing Dynasty. When the Qing Dynasty fell in 1912, Shanqi wanted to use the power of Japan to restore the country, so he gave his daughter Xianyu to Kawashima Naniwa as his adopted daughter. Xianju then changed her name to Yoshiko Kawashima and was sent to Japan to receive militarism education. When she became an adult
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History of Chinese Business Policy
Business policy history is the main branch of business history. Business policy and the business ideas associated with it are important factors that determine people's living conditions and the rise and fall of a dynasty. This book "through changes in ancient times and modern times" studies important commercial systems, policies and measures in various periods of Chinese history, including the policy of favoring agriculture and suppressing commerce, the commodity monopoly system, the country's c
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Ancient Shipbuilding and Navigation
The main content of this book includes: ancient shipbuilding and navigation, Xia, Shang and Zhou shipbuilding and navigation, pre-Qin shipbuilding and navigation, Qin and Han Dynasties, shipbuilding and navigation in the Three Kingdoms, Wei and Jin Dynasties, Sui Dynasty shipbuilding and navigation, Tang Dynasty shipbuilding and navigation, Song and Yuan shipbuilding and navigation, Ming and Qing Dynasty shipbuilding and navigation. Through the ages - the replacement of dynasties and the longevi
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The Political Wisdom of the Qing Emperors
This was the last chapter of China's feudal society. The Qing Empire, which ruled the Han, Manchu, Mongolian and Hui Tibet empires, had a territory nearly four times that of the late Ming Dynasty. From the perspective of the entire empire, the Qing Dynasty used Manchuria, which had a high level of Han culture, as an intermediary to connect Mongolia and the Central Plains. It also used Mongolia as an intermediary to connect the snowy plateau and western Xinjiang with the entire empire.
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Complete Biography of Puyi
This book uses a large number of first-hand materials and precious historical archives to go into history from the details, comprehensively and from multiple perspectives, accurately and vividly describing the main experiences of Puyi's life from emperor to war criminal to citizen and even his posthumous events. Through the ups and downs of the life of the last emperor Puyi, this book carefully observes and objectively studies the greatest historical changes in China in the 20th century.
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Biography of the Last Emperor: Puyi, Chongzhen and Song Huizong | the Collapse of the Prosperity | History of the Rise and Fall of Empires
What was the life situation of the last emperor? This album will take you through the four subjugated emperors in Chinese history, lift the veil of history, and restore the true last subjugated emperors one by one. Puyi was a special person with extraordinary experience and legendary destiny. However, as an emperor, he never held state power for a day until he walked out of the high wall of the War Criminals Management Center in tears and blended into the crowd. This album takes you through the
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What You Don't Know About Puyi
Examine the abnormal growth of the last emperor from small things, and unearth the truth of that stormy history from the mystery.
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Puyi's New Biography
Aixinjueluo Puyi, the last emperor, is the most interesting emperor to the Chinese people. His life was extremely exciting. Although he had been a high-ranking emperor, he had also become a prisoner under his command. In this kind of life, he tasted the warmth and coldness of human relationships. A few years before his death, perhaps feeling that his end was coming, he wrote a book called "My First Half of Life". This book records Puyi's rise to the throne, his exile, and his acceptance of the "
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Chronicles of Khitan
The old title was written by Ye Longli of the Southern Song Dynasty. Twenty-seven volumes. "Summary of the General Catalog of Sikuquanshu" states that Longli was a Jinshi in the seventh year of Chunyou (1247), and Shu was promoted in the seventh year of Chunxi (1180). There was a gap of sixty-seven years between them, which is very unusual. According to Yu Jiaxi's "Diagnosis of Symptoms of Siku", this book was written by someone in the middle of the Yuan Dynasty, under the pseudonym of Longli. T
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A Brief History of the Fujian Sea
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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Research on Risk Factors of Scholars in the Late Yuan Dynasty
Figures of the Yuan Dynasty have always attracted academic attention, and the scholars examined in this book are representatives of this group. Wei Su (1303~1372), whose courtesy name was Taipu and whose nickname was Yunlin, was from Linchuan, Jiangxi. He is famous for his literature, but he was controversial among later generations because of his official position in the Yuan and Ming dynasties. This book discusses Wei Su's family background, life, social interactions, and cultural achievements
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Unofficial History May Not Be Fake
[Live Audiobook] From the Three Sovereigns and Five Emperors to the Ming and Qing Dynasties, we will reveal the historical truth in popular unofficial history for you! This book analyzes 22 popular unofficial histories in Chinese history from Three Dynasties and Five Emperors to the Ming and Qing dynasties. It reveals the historical truth in popular unofficial histories through scene reproduction, historical data collection, and logical reasoning. Is Qin Shihuang's biological father Lu Buwei? Di
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An Interesting Story About the Year 296 of the Qing Dynasty
As the last feudal imperial dynasty in Chinese history, the Qing Dynasty lasted for 296 years starting from the establishment of Nurhaci in the Later Jin Dynasty. Speaking of the Qing Dynasty, what is your first impression? Nine sons competing for the right to be the firstborn, and the harem competing for favor? Or should we close ourselves off and lose our power and humiliate the country? In fact, many of the contents that everyone is familiar with are not the true history of the Qing Dynasty a
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Loyalty to the Liver and Righteousness to the Bravery: the Biography of Yue Fei
Foreign enemies invaded, and the country was destroyed and the family was destroyed. With his mother's wishes tattooed on his tattoo, he embarked on the road of protecting his family and country without hesitation. "It's easy to shake a mountain, but it's hard to shake the Yue family's army!" He is an insurmountable barrier for the enemy. But the fortress was always breached from the inside first, and the political struggle made him a victim, and the country he defended was also buried with him.
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History of the Two Jin and Southern and Northern Dynasties
About the chronological history of the Western Jin, Eastern Jin, Song, Qi, Liang, Chen, Northern Wei, Eastern Wei, Western Wei, Northern Qi and Northern Zhou dynasties. Adhering to the characteristics of Lu's chronological history, it is divided into two parts: vertical historical events and horizontal special historical narration. The former includes the rise and fall of various dynasties and kingdoms during this period, as well as distant relations and close attacks. The latter discusses the p
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Yu Dahua Talks About Qing History: the Miserable Emperor Xianfeng and the Prisoner Emperor Guangxu
The years when Emperor Xianfeng was in power, 1850-1861, were an important turning point in Chinese history. With the rise of the Taiping Heavenly Kingdom, the rebellion of the Nian Army and the Tiandihui spread across the north and south, and Zeng Guofan's Hunan Army emerged from this. Britain and France organized a coalition to invade China again, triggering the Second Opium War. Emperor Xianfeng, a key figure at a critical moment in history, tried his best, but was unable to save himself. He
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The Secret History of the Qing Emperor
Since the appearance of Zhenlong in the Twelve Dynasties is more majestic than that of Tang Yao, who knows that under the dazzling imperial robe, there is still a cloud of suspicion. You may only know that Shunzhi is a love-mad person, but you don't know that he "digged graves and exposed corpses" to vent his personal anger and whipped the corpses for three days and three nights; you may only know that Qianlong directed the country and inspired writings , but you don't know the secret history th
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Overlord of the Three Kingdoms: Cao Cao
The great loyalists and traitors in history are all similar, only Cao Cao is very different! Cao Cao's schemes and cunning often make his opponents confused and confused, and his despicableness often breaks through the moral bottom line. However, he is a saint who cares about the world and cares for all living beings; he is also a tender and talented poet; at the same time, he is an ordinary man who is sensitive, has low self-esteem, and is lonely at heart... Listening to this book, you will lea
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Zhang Xueliang's Legendary Life
This book aims to record Zhang Xueliang truly and comprehensively. Zhang Xueliang is one of the legendary and romantic figures of the Chinese nation in the 20th century. He was suave and one of the four most handsome men in the Republic of China, and was known as the "Young Marshal". His love affair with Miss Zhao Si also became a good story.
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Ten Golden Fans
The tenth emperor Hongzhi of the Ming Dynasty sat in the palace, and Annan entered ten golden fans. The old Prime Minister Tao Yanshan recognized the treasure in the Golden Palace. Long live the treasure fan and handed it over to the Prime Minister for safekeeping. Grand Master Yan Qi is trying to seize the treasure fan and plans to frame the Prime Minister. One hundred and six members of the Tao family were executed, but the prime minister's son escaped. Tao Wencan and Tao Wenbin borrowed troop
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Biography of Cao Cao, Emperor Wu of Wei
At the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, eunuchs had exclusive power and many heroes came together. Although Cao Cao was born in troubled times, he was able to strategize, taking the world as his own responsibility, taking failure as the starting point, and success as the driving force... Internally, he eliminated the separatist forces such as Yuan, Lu Bu, Liu Biao, and Han Sui, and externally surrendered the Southern Xiongnu, Wuhuan, Xianbei, etc., Unified northern China, and became the leader of
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Spring and Autumn Chronicles
In the turbulent times of the Spring and Autumn Period, princes were vying for hegemony and countries were fighting each other. Everyone was fighting for hegemony. Wu Zixu was burdened with a blood feud. He endured for half his life and was extremely wise and courageous. He assisted the King of Wu in striving for governance, strengthening the army and expanding the territory, strategizing, and planning to annex Vietnam and destroy the enemy. However, King Wu Fu Chai was stubborn and listened to
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Wu Sangui
Yuan School's New Pingshu
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Ji Hongchang
Ji Hongchang (1895-1934), courtesy name Shiwu, formerly known as Ji Hengli, was an anti-Japanese hero, patriotic general, and a native of Fugou, Henan Province. In 1913, he joined Feng Yuxiang's army and was promoted from soldier to army commander. He was brave and good at fighting. He joined the Communist Party of China in 1932. In 1934, he participated in the organization of the Chinese People's Anti-Fascist Grand Alliance and was elected as the chairman. He secretly printed the "National War
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General Who Defected: Feng Yuxiang
During the turbulent Republic of China period, Feng Yuxiang was a controversial historical figure known for his changeable positions and military actions. He was dubbed the "Defection General" and changed sides many times in his life. Feng Yuxiang, whose original name was Feng Jishan and whose courtesy name was Huanzhang, was born in 1882 in an ordinary family in Qingxian County, Zhili. His military career began at the age of 15 when he joined the 5th Battalion of Baoding. Under the influence of
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Legendary Women: the Biography of Empress Dowager Xiaozhuang
It focuses on describing the legendary journey of Empress Dowager Xiaozhuang from becoming a princess of the Horqin tribe to the Empress Dowager of the Qing Dynasty. As a pawn in a political marriage, she entered the Houjin court. He began to participate in politics during the Huang Taiji period. Later, during critical periods such as Shunzhi's accession to the throne at a young age and Kangxi's early accession to the throne, he relied on his own wisdom and means to stabilize the court and conso
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The Legend of Zhong Ling
During the reign of Emperor Shenzong of the Song Dynasty, Zhong Xiong, a veteran general from the town and Taibao Taibao, retired after his military service. He was discharged from his army and returned to his fields to settle down in Zhongjiagang, Xiangyang. He originally wanted to enjoy his old age and his family in peace. Unexpectedly, a disaster strikes from heaven, and a mysterious murderer attacks the manor at night, killing the whole family of the Zhong family with ruthless means. Only Zh
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Five Thousand Years
Telling the story of China's history over the past five thousand years
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The Final Outcome of Chinese Warlords
In the troubled times of the Republic of China, heroes emerged in large numbers. Most of them rose up in the wilderness and joined forces across the territory of the Republic of China. The king's flag changed at the top of the city, each leading the way for three to five years, creating a series of "myths" that dominated the Republic of China, and interpreting a series of "legends" that sealed borders and split the land. "The Final Ending of Chinese Warlords" selects twelve warlords who controll
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Water Margin Wisdom·the Growth Path of Liangshan Heroes
Read Water Margin classics and feel the infinite wisdom.
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Yuetang Romance
"Yue Tang Romance" Tang Xuanzong adopted his daughter-in-law Yang Yuhuan as his concubine, and set up lanterns on the fifteenth day of the first lunar month. The hero Guo Ziyi and others saw injustice on Guan Deng Road, made a big fuss in the Bachelor's Mansion, and killed Li Gui, the son of King Li Linfu; Bohai County sent envoys to the four treasures - literary watches, orbs, divine bows, and magical beasts, which led to Li Taibai interpreting watches and identifying beads; The best in the wor
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Revealing the Secrets of Jiang Qing: the Stormy Past of Zhongnanhai
Jiang Qing is a very special figure in China. Even today after his death, he is still concerned by many people and even has a certain legend.
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Heroes of the Eight Righteousness
"The Legend of the Eight Righteous Heroes" tells the story of the Great Eight Righteous and the Little Eight Righteous Heroes in the Song Dynasty. Da Bayi means that Taoist Jinzhen has accepted eight disciples, the most famous of which is the second disciple, known as the Master Thief. This person is from Zhangqiu, Shandong. It mainly describes his deeds.
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