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Zeng Guofan's Family Letters
"Letters from the Family of Zeng Guofan" is a collection of Zeng Guofan's letters, written in the mid-19th century of the Qing Dynasty. This collection of letters records Zeng Guofan's 30-year Hanyuan and military career from the 30th year of Daoguang to the 10th year of Tongzhi in the Qing Dynasty. There are nearly 1,500 letters. The content involved is extremely extensive and is a vivid reflection of Zeng Guofan's main activities in his life and his political, family and academic methods. Zeng
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Historical Figures in Mao Zedong's Eyes
Was King Zhou of the Shang Dynasty capable of civility and military prowess? Do you advise me to scold Qin Shihuang? Liu Bang is the underdog winner? Who knows the authenticity of Wang Mang? Is Cao Cao a hero in troubled times? Is Li Shimin's hero ignorant for a moment? ... These are a great politician's thoughts and understanding of his country's historical figures. They are thought-provoking. They are a key to our understanding of Mao Zedong and a precious treasure for wise reading of history.
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Chinese Traditional Culture
Chinese traditional culture is profound and profound, with endless mysteries. Among them, the system of three religions, nine streams, and gods reflects the development of Chinese religion; the system of emperors, concubines, and official selection reflects the characteristics of ancient Chinese rule; the process of deciding cases and various types of punishments reflect the legal status of ancient China; currency, pawnshops, and time-honored brands reflect the development of ancient industry an
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Live Storytelling: the Birth of White Eyebrows
There is no shortage of swordsmen in the world who are as beautiful as jade, but they only love this strange knight with eyebrows stained with frost and snow. The white-browed Xu Liang is the "ugly and handsome ceiling" character. As a hidden weapon master, Xu Liang firmly sits on the throne of the "operator monster" in the martial arts world. From the black jade locust stone to the colorful crossbow with a tight back and lowered head, this three-handed general's arsenal of weapons is comparable
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Tomb Robbing Stuff
The first audio column in history to decipher Chinese tomb culture, what "Ghost Blowing the Lamp" and "Tomb Robbery Notes" didn't tell you are all here!
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Zhang Ailing's New Biography: I Never Felt Reunited in My Life
Zhang Ailing's life is full of legend. Her life can be described with words such as ups and downs, great sorrow and great joy. Many people are immersed in the stories written by her and cannot extricate themselves, but they often ignore the real Zhang Ailing. So, what does the real Zhang Ailing look like? After many researches, it traces Zhang Ailing's life and describes in detail some unknown stories about her: the terrifying experiences in her youth, the strong Yan Ying, the love with Hu Lanch
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Historical Tomb Robbing Notes
There are four major sects of tomb robbers, namely: the Mojin sect, the Faqiu sect, the Banshan sect and the Xiling sect. Later, in order to hide their identities, they were known as Mojin Xiaowei, Faqiu General, Banshan Taoist and Xiling Lishi. What secret tricks do these sects have? Are there any little-known Feng Shui secrets? What supernatural events have occurred in the history of tomb robbing in China? Why do most tomb robbers die poorly, or even lose their country? In the thousands of yea
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Small Town Story
Every city wall carries a period of glory. You may have never cared about the history of this city, and you may have never paid attention to the past of this city. When you slow down and stop to look back, you will find that the history of the city is all around you.
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Japanese Way of Life
Interpret the character of today's Japan and Japanese people, and try to interpret the path to fortune of a strange old neighbor. When living and traveling in Japan, whether you are admiring kimonos, savoring tea ceremonies, chasing geishas, strolling through ancient streets, or even seeing people waving to each other from a distance after leaving the hotel and the old lady in the store putting change into our hands with both hands, we all feel a familiar beauty and warmth. We have too, but we
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Meet Japan
"Meeting Japan" follows the style and format of Xu Jingbo's "Quietly Observing Japan", "The Japanese Way of Living" and "Quietly Talking About Japan", interpreting Japanese people and Japanese spirit through short stories one by one. From the Emperor of Japan to ordinary people, from the Prime Minister of Japan to the Governor of Tokyo, from Japanese actresses to Kyoto geishas, from Tanaka Kakuei to Ishiguro Kazuo, it can be seen what kind of people the Japanese are; from the 731 Troops to the A
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Butterfly Effect
This book analyzes the psychological mechanisms by which many psychological laws and regulations, represented by the "Butterfly Effect", operate in people's lives and work: very small changes in initial conditions, after continuous amplification, will cause extremely huge differences in their future states. The language of this book is vivid and fluent, and the cases and theories are clear but not boring. It can help readers calmly deal with various uncontrollable events that have a profound imp
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2000 Cultural Common Sense That People Must Know in Life
Comprehensive interpretation of 5,000 years of cultural essence Including ancient and modern knowledge at home and abroad, integrating knowledge, interest and science into one With rich knowledge and historical materials, this book narrates the wonderful history of various things, integrating knowledge, interest and science. The content includes ancient and modern knowledge at home and abroad, covering geography, place names, scenic spots; astronomy, calendar, seasons; festivals, solar terms; et
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100 Folk Feng Shui Taboos
Be sure to pay attention to the taboos passed down from common people! Otherwise, you will be in trouble! In the past, villagers had many taboos. Some of these taboos were the summary of experiences and lessons, some were similar to moral norms and etiquette, and some were worship and commemoration. To sum up, they can be roughly divided into industry taboos and life taboos. From ancient times to the present, people have passed down many taboos orally among the people. Most of them have been eli
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Nalan Rongruo's Ci Biography
Nalan Rongruo (1655-1685), the son of the great scholar Nalan Mingzhu, was the imperial bodyguard of Emperor Kangxi. He was pure in nature and outstanding in talent. With his impeccable writing, he wrote poems and poems that were "elegant and graceful, with a strong sense of sadness, a noble and far-reaching style, and unique characteristics". However, he died suddenly in his prime years. "Nalan Rongruo's Ci Biography" uses delicate writing and euphemistic emotions to elaborate on Rongruo's emot
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Liu Lanfang: Talking About Mount Tai (100 Chapters)
There are countless famous mountains in the world, but why have emperors and all living beings in the past esteemed Mount Taishan in Dongyue alone? Legend has it that Emperor Dongyue is in charge of the eighteen levels of hell in the Netherworld. Any plan to transform life and death into gods, gods, and ghosts must be verified by Dongyue before it can be implemented... The epitome of traditional Chinese culture and the spiritual home of a nation! This is exactly: The emperors of all dynasties
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Biographies of Talented Women of the Republic of China
There used to be a group of women who were as gorgeous as fireworks, but lonelier than fireworks; they were as gentle as jade, but their love and hate were enough to captivate a city. They may be born into a prosperous and wealthy family, or possess unparalleled elegance, or possess millions of talents, or experience twists and turns... A truly elegant person can survive the years. Through the vicissitudes of the world, the clouds are still calm and the wind is gentle. Dedicated to all women who
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Chinese Traditional Culture
Chinese traditional culture is profound and profound, with endless mysteries. Among them, the system of three religions, nine streams, and gods reflects the development of Chinese religion; the system of emperors, concubines, and official selection reflects the characteristics of ancient Chinese rule; the process of deciding cases and various types of punishments reflect the legal status of ancient China; currency, pawnshops, and time-honored brands reflect the development of ancient industry an
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Chinese Tea Culture
Drinking tea was very common in ancient China. China's tea culture is very different from that of Europe, America or Japan. Chinese tea culture has a long history, is extensive and profound, and includes not only the material cultural level, but also the profound spiritual civilization level. The Tea Book of Lu Yu, the tea sage of the Tang Dynasty, sounded the clarion call for Chinese tea culture in history. From then on, the spirit of tea penetrated the court and society, and penetrated into Ch
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Collection of Essays by Liu Bannong
This collection of essays by this linguist + poet is so informative! It contains both academic essentials and interesting life stories. Reading it feels like browsing the friends circle of literati from the Republic of China. Especially those discussions about language reform are simply the "Republic of China version of the keyboard warrior war", which is as exciting as the current hot searches!
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