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The Complete Collection of Courtly Tales Through the Ages 历代宫廷演义全集
Xu Xiaotian brings the secret histories of the Ming, Qing, and Tang courts to life in the style of a novel: the bloodshed of the Nine Princes’ struggle for the throne, Wu Zetian’s political schemes, and the tragic final days of the Chongzhen Emperor... The book has the solid historical foundations of a meticulously researched account, enlivened with the colorful flesh and blood of historical fiction. More vivid than official histories, yet more rigorous than tales of the past, it is an ancient v
137Reads9.5Score—Shelves
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Tales of the Sixteen Reigns of the Ming Court 明宫十六朝演义
The Romance of the Sixteen Reigns of the Ming Court delves into the imperial palace, recounting the love and enmity between emperors and their consorts, while ranging widely across history to survey the twists and turns of feudal dynasties. Understand this series, and you will understand the court; understand the court, and you will understand history; understand history, and the realities of the world will become clear to you.
91Reads9.4Score—Shelves
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Song Ci Solves Injustice: The Silent Bones 宋慈洗冤：尸骨无言
In the seventh year of the Chunyou era of the Southern Song, Song Ci wrote The Washing Away of Wrongs. The world knows that the book records methods for examining corpses and solving cases. Few, however, know how many deaths beyond words Song Ci had personally encountered before writing its pages of case records and articles of law. He had seen charred bones left by raging fires, and nameless bodies that had lain at the bottom of rivers for years. He had seen truths buried by the powerful, and p
28Reads8.6Score—Shelves
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A History of Chinese Painting 中国绘画史
This book is a transcript of Mr. Chen Shizeng's lectures on A Brief History of Chinese Art, delivered in Jinan. It offers a concise overview of the history of painting from the pre-Qin era through the Ming and Qing dynasties, tracing the development of painting across the ages, changes in technique and subject matter, and the rise of major schools and artists. Clear and elegant in style, it is a rare and accessible introduction to the history of art.
22Reads8.5Score—Shelves