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Innovative Trumpeter
The author of this book uses plain language and clear context to record Liu Bannong's life story in chronological order, telling the story of Liu Bannong's active promotion of literary reform, language reform and education reform, as well as his contribution to the compilation of linguistic dictionaries. The language is plain, the logic is clear, and it is suitable for general readers.
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Biography of Generals of the Yang Family
Yang Zongbao served his father Yang Liulang for three years. One day, an assassin came to kill Yang Zongbao. After being caught by Yang Zongbao, upon questioning, he found out that he was instigated by Shanxi Chizhou Commander-in-Chief Zhou Hengwu to assassinate Yang Zongbao. Zhou Hengwu's brother was the current prince-in-law Zhou Hengwei. Zhou Hengwei secretly colluded with the Xixia Kingdom to resell the Song Dynasty and had the intention of usurping the throne. In order to protect the countr
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Xu Kai Talks About World War II
A comprehensive interpretation of the distant history of World War II, leading you to understand the magnificent history of World War II.
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Kayo's Past
The story of Beijing's big brother, Shenzhen's king, and Beijing's veteran Kadai, formerly known as Ren Jiazhong's legendary experience...
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Peace Under Heaven: the Early Edo Period (Kodansha History of Japan 08)
The second half of the history of the Tokugawa Shogunate is here. Here are the most eye-catching and shining generals, Ieyasu, Hidetada, Iemitsu, and Tsunayoshi, the peaceful age after the war, the establishment of law and order that replaced force, the establishment of social classes and structures that replaced chaos, and the widespread circulation of books and knowledge..._X000D_ ——Tsinghua University Professor Liu Xiaofeng_x000D_ In 1603, Tokugawa Ieyasu established the shogunate in Edo, end
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Liu Xue Tells Stories
Southern storytellers born in the 1980s will tell you anecdotes from ancient and modern times. From ancient times to the present, there have always been mysteries, unsolved cases and strange cases. Some people died unjustly, but the evidence was conclusive but could not be rectified. Some people fished in troubled waters and turned small disputes into shocking cases. Some fathers and sons killed each other, and husbands and wives turned against each other. The truth and illusion are confusing an
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Rise and Fall: Revealing the Reasons for the Collapse of the Yuan, Ming and Qing Dynasties (Set of Three Volumes)
"Mongol Empire" In the 13th century, the Mongol Empire swept across the Eurasian continent like a whirlwind. Its rise and development also brought us many mysteries: What were the internal driving forces and external conditions for the Mongolian expansion? How did Mongolia grow rapidly from a local government with a population of less than 2 million to an unstoppable empire? How did the Mongolian conquests interact with those powerful countries with glorious civilizations? Focusing on these issu
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Hilarious Stories About the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period
In the year of the Western Zhou Dynasty, King You was immoral and his body died and his country was destroyed. After King Ping moved eastward, the Zhou royal family declined, rituals collapsed, and various princes rose up. All big and small countries were involved in the torrent of history, and scenes of disputes and legends unfolded. The most exciting and complex Spring and Autumn Period and Warring States Period in Chinese history began. The Spring and Autumn Period contended for hegemony, and
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Heroic Heroine|liu Lanfang
Shan Lingyu, the granddaughter of Shan Xiongxin, a famous general in the Tang Dynasty, was versatile in both civil and military affairs, and was chivalrous and soft-hearted. She never forgot the ancestral teachings and was determined to serve the country. In the battle at Yanmen Pass, we repelled the enemy soldiers, saved the people, put out the war, and achieved peace and prosperity for the country and the people.
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The Absurd Western Jin Dynasty
[Four episodes updated daily, welcome to listen] Celebrity style? Wei and Jin style? Wrong! The Western Jin Dynasty was actually the craziest Shura field in history. When the foolish emperor sat on the throne and the poisonous queen took over the throne, the empire was completely out of control. Here, the handsome Pan An bows his knees for power, and the aloof "Seven Sages" are trapped in calculations and helplessness. Those who are glamorous are often hypocrites, but those who are really mean a
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World War II: the Decisive Battle Between the United States and Japan in the Pacific
World War II (English: World War II, September 1, 1939 - September 2, 1945), referred to as World War II, also known as the World Anti-Fascist War, was the second global-scale war fought by the three fascist axis powers of Nazi Germany, the Kingdom of Italy, and the Empire of Japan, as well as the slave countries, the anti-fascist alliance, and anti-fascist forces around the world. The war ranged from Europe to Asia, and from the Atlantic to the Pacific. 60 Countries and regions and more than 2
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The Legend of the Traitor of China
In ancient China, there was such a group of people who were as wealthy as the country. Their wealth was often the envy of even the emperor. Who were they? They often come from poor backgrounds and fought on the battlefield in their early years. They are famous figures and national heroes, but they are also traitors and sinners. They tortured loyal people, caused eternal injustices, and single-handedly disrupted the country's political development... They are the traitors of China!
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The Truth About Eunuchs in Chinese History
This book includes the history of eunuchs in China, the origin of eunuchs, eunuchs in the palace, eunuchs in the Eastern Han Dynasty, and the "disaster of party imprisonment". ", Eunuchs in the Tang Dynasty, eunuchs in the Ming Dynasty, eunuchs in the late Qing Dynasty, the eunuch system reflected in "The Rites of Zhou", the responsibilities of eunuchs, the selection of eunuchs, the differences in levels of eunuchs, eunuchs in music and dancing, eunuchs in games, eunuchs in hunting and riding an
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The Traitors of All Dynasties in China Have Thick Black Skillsao Worships Qin Hui and Heshen
This album details the bad roles played by Obai, Qin Hui, Heshen and others in history, revealing their intrigues, greed, corruption and betrayal in the court, as well as their persecution and oppression of kind people.
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Luotong Swept North 106 Times
The Emperor of the Tang Dynasty was trapped in Muyang City, and Luo Tong took command to sweep the north to rescue him. When the troops arrived at Baiyin Pass and were blocked, they relied on the ghostly help of their grandfathers Luo Yi and Luo Cheng to kill the enemy and pass the pass. Then he attacked Jin Lingchuan, but was defeated and chased. Fortunately, his brother Luo Ren arrived and killed the general. Luo Ren fought with the Yema River female general Tie Lei Babao, but was killed by Ba
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The End of the Traitors of All Ages
For thousands of years in Chinese history, there have been countless heroes who served as the pillars of the sky, and countless treacherous ministers who controlled the government and brought disaster to the country and the people, becoming anomalies despised by everyone in history. This book takes stock of the famous cunning and vicious ministers and ministers in history, and analyzes for you Shu Diao, Bo Pu, Tu Anjia, Zhang Rang, Shi Xian, Dong Zhuo, Er Zhurong, Yang Su, Li Yi It tells the sto
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Hongwu Ruled the Country
When the Ming Dynasty was founded, Zhu Yuanzhang fought against and punished corruption. Some people said that he drew lessons from the collapse of the Yuan Dynasty. Some people said that he was trying to purge the heroes.
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Official Record
The gentle breeze in both sleeves is an official's integrity, and he is selfless and unselfish in punishing the wrongdoer. He was loyal and upright without fear of power and left a good name in history. Sun Yi, a famous storytelling performing artist, created an original micro-storytelling called "Book of Honest Officials", which tells the story of the dangers of officialdom and reproduces the thrilling and tortuous process of solving cases of a generation of honest officials.
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Iron Neck Liu Luo Guo
It is one of the "eight sticks". Liu Luoguo was born in Zhucheng, Shandong. The eldest son of Liu Tongxun, a politician, calligrapher and scholar of the Qing Dynasty. He successively served as a scholar of the Hanlin Academy, an Anhui academic administration, a Jiangsu academic administration, a prefect of Taiyuan, a prefect of Jiangning, and a cabinet bachelor.
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Qianlong's Chivalrous Biography
This storytelling is adapted from the Qing Dynasty public case novel Qianlong's Chivalry. The story mainly focuses on Emperor Qianlong's private visit in private as the main line, making heroes, killing corrupt officials, and redressing injustices.
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General History Romance
Over five thousand years, so many things have happened in ancient and modern times! From ancient legends to the abdication of the Qing emperor, tell the wonderful stories in the long history of Chinese civilization!
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Legend of Zhu Yuanzhang
The Legend of Zhu Yuanzhang, also known as "The Story of the Founding of the Ming Dynasty", tells the story of the founding of the Ming Dynasty, starting from Zhu Yuanzhang rushing to the martial arts field and continuing to the capital of Jinling.
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Complete Biography of Kangxi
Kangxi, who ascended the throne at the age of eight, reigned for more than 60 years and worked hard to lay a century-old foundation for the Qing Dynasty. Kangxi in history was a tough guy. He ascended the throne at a young age, captured Obai out of his wits, subdued Wu Sangui, defeated Galdan three times, unified Taiwan, defeated Russia, and finally ushered in a peaceful and prosperous age. Kangxi in history was also a love saint. He had a relationship between brother and sister, had many wives
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From King Yan to Emperor: Zhu Di's Imperial Path
Counterattack at the top of power: From King Yan guarding the border to Long Live Lord in the Forbidden City, Zhu Di rewrote the fate of the Ming Dynasty with a thrilling battle of peace. This audiobook "From King Yan to Emperor: Zhu Di's Imperial Road" provides an in-depth analysis of Zhu Di's resourcefulness and courage, leading you to appreciate the rise of this iron-blooded emperor and experience the turmoil of the court struggle.
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Northeastern King Zhang Zuolin
Young storytelling actor Zang Rude tells you the wonderful story of Zhang Zuolin, the king of Northeast China
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Romance of the Last Tang Dynasty
According to historical biographies, with occasional fiction and chronology, it started from the Huangchao Uprising in the late Tang Dynasty, went through the Liang, Tang, Jin, Han, and Five dynasties, and finally Chenqiao Mutiny, narrating the history of the rise and fall of this turbulent and divided period. This period of history is comparable to the "Three Kingdoms". There are many historical and legendary figures, such as the "Thirteen Taibao", "Five Dragons and Two Tigers", etc., And the P
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Unsolved Mysteries of the Qing Dynasty
No wonder the common people have been so obsessed with the Qing Dynasty in recent years. It turns out that the Qing Dynasty has left behind so many mysteries in the past three hundred years: the legend of Emperor Qianlong, a nobleman of the emperor, was "originally the root of the dragon and the phoenix of the Qing Dynasty"? Why did the Queen Mother of the West only live one day longer than Emperor Guangxu? What happened to each of the four famous courtesans? Zeng Guofan, a famous minister of ZT
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Lin Biao
Decrypting Lin Biao
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Li Zicheng
The storytelling "Li Zicheng" describes the intricate historical process and the magnificent peasant uprising more than 300 years ago. Taking the peasant uprising army led by Li Zicheng in the late Ming Dynasty from weak to strong, turning defeat into victory, overthrowing the rule of the Ming Dynasty, and resisting the southward march of the Qing army as the main clue, it reproduces the changing historical landscape of the late Ming and early Qing dynasties and the tragic ending of the peasant
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Xue Dingshan's Expedition to the West
Fan Hong had a daughter, Fan Lihua, who was smart and witty. She studied under a teacher. Before leaving the mountain, her teacher told her that she had a previous marriage with Xue Dingshan. Fan Lihua knew that Xue Dingshan was coming from the west, so she went out to meet him, but met another young warrior Xue Yinglong on the way. Xue Yinglong wanted to take Lihua as his wife, but he lost to Lihua in a martial arts competition and was adopted as his adopted son. Lihua continues to attend the m
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Xue Jiajiang's Previous Biography
White-robed general Xue Rengui. During the Zhenguan period of the Tang Dynasty, King Gao Jianzhuang of the Eastern Liao Kingdom rebelled, and the war table reached Chang'an City. Li Shimin was furious and raised a large number of soldiers to lead a personal expedition. He first sent Zhang Shigui, the commander of the Ministry of War, to Longmen County, Jiangzhou, Shanxi Province to recruit troops. Xue Rengui surrendered to the army three times, but Zhang Shigui captured him each time. Hidden in
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The Ghost on the Throne: the Death of Alexander and the Disintegration of the Macedonian Empire
Alexander the Great was only 32 years old when he died. At that time, his empire stretched from the Adriatic Sea in the west to today's India in the east. In an unusual compromise, his two heirs, his mentally retarded half-brother Philip III and his posthumous son Alexander IV, shared regency. But Alexander's six Macedonian generals, driven by their own inner lust for power and spurred by the legend that Alexander gave the kingdom "to the strongest," began to compete for supremacy. Perhaps their
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The Unsolved Mystery of Lin Biao
Lin Biao was a well-known "victorious general". He was a man of arrogance throughout his life and used troops like a god. He commanded troops from the Northeast to Hainan Island. However, why did he lose everything and lose his reputation in his later years? This book will take you into history and delve into the mystery of Lin Biao's various speculations, rumors and controversies!
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