There are some fun articles and some more research-based ones, but in short there are no serious bugs. After reading a lot, I realized that as long as I don't dwell on historical facts, I won't feel uncomfortable.
(The author of this book has solved v) I pulled out another book from the bookshelf. This book is a live geography class for the ancestors. Together with Qin Emperor and Han Wu, I can immerse myself in experiencing the oppressive feeling of geography in the college entrance examination. I went off topic and talked about the four crossings of Chishui in detail. Historical figures belong to ooc. The author is really serious about geography (). By the way, this is still a bushi, which means that this live broadcast was created by the state. The meme is very interesting, but if the author solves the v, there is a high probability that he will be fooled. Hey, wait and see and cherish it.
After thinking about it, I decided to post this extra chapter as well. This is a free extra chapter of the Science and Technology Powerhouse book. It has 60,000 words and is dedicated to Emperor Wu and Ye Er.
This rare book starts with the four great inventions, and then popularizes the history of modern science to the ancients. It focuses on modern agriculture, medicine, astronomy, mathematics, physics, and chemistry. It includes visits to agricultural universities and modern hospitals. The deductions of some dynasties are actually quite idealistic, but there is nothing wrong with novels being idealistic, and it is good to make up for regrets. The shortcomings are also quite obvious. In the later stages of the development of Cheng-Zhu Neo-Confucianism, there were many misinterpreted contents. The fault cannot be entirely attributed to Zhu Xi and Er Cheng. At the same time, there were also unofficial historical contents such as Chen Ajiao, Princess Taiping and Empress Zetian's male favorite, etc. Later, there are also Fan Zhongyan's "The Drunkard's Pavilion" and Liang Qichao's sentence "I would rather be with a friend than a domestic slave", etc. To be honest, these mistakes are quite outrageous. It feels like they have been verified but not completely verified. Although I have subscribed to it all, I still hope that the author will have time to correct such low-level mistakes. It is too easy to mislead others.
The author is a real Chinese teacher and has a strong sense of empathy. There is also a section where ancient literati evaluate modern literature, which is very interesting.
This article is very fluent and well-written, but it has been discontinued for a while. At the end of the article, the author not only lists historical materials but also some papers and documents (which always makes me wonder if the author of the up explanation part wrote it as a paper). It only writes about the Ming Dynasty. The daily life of the Zhu family is very cute, and it dispels some of the brainwashing about Zhu Di. I think it is pretty good. There is a historical deduction after each video.
It can be seen that the author has conducted research seriously and has references and historical materials. It is written about the homework evaluation of high school students. I feel it is more like the preparatory work of freshman students. This form is quite novel and very interesting. And when it comes to the comparison between China and the West, there is some world history content, which is relatively rare in historical live broadcasts. However, there are many typos, missing words, and missing words. The writing style is a little lacking at the beginning and then gradually gets better. It's just that there are really too many typos, but the rest is fine.
Editor 2: This book covers a lot of points that I want to read that are rarely covered in other books. When you read it, you can choose what you want to read. Generally speaking, it has everything. The content of the live broadcast is a bit boring, but you can still watch it. It's just that the updates are too slow. Why haven't I watched it for almost a year or two and it's not finished yet [changed]
The author is not a fan of emperors, so he does not overly praise a certain emperor, does not criticize him, and pays more attention to the lives of ordinary people, which is consistent with his historical view. The inventory will go a little off (the background introduction is relatively long and the pace is a bit slow)
This live broadcast sells novels, and the Chinese language is very interesting. Well, it's quite fun to watch feudal emperors being tortured by modern marketing methods.
The author is an undergraduate in the Department of History, and his major is the right one. At the beginning, it may be because the author is a fan of Bangxin, so when I wrote it, I felt a bit like Bangxin fanfiction. As long as you ignore some of the fan descriptions (I'll pretend I can't see them), other places are still pretty good hh.
The author of this book is very research-based, and it can be seen that he has researched a lot of information. It was already finished when I read it, so I have never experienced the pain of waiting for updates (bushi). It is fun to read! [Empty bowl]