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The "My Rivers and Mountains: Complete Documentary of the Frontal Battlefields of the Anti-Japanese War" series is a series of documentary books describing the frontal battlefields during the Anti-Japanese War. It contains three books. During the eight years of the Anti-Japanese War, so many events and characters were lost in the dust of history, and no one can describe the entire process in detail. In 2011, a documentary evoked people's memories of those years. "The Complete Documentary of the National Army's War of Resistance" has set a record of over 100 million views on demand, which fully proves that too many people want to understand this period of history. Two years later, "My River and Mountains" adapted from the documentary was released to meet everyone's expectations for a frontal battlefield. There are so many unsolved mysteries in these eight years that I need to uncover one by one.

Looking at the relationship between countries in the world and China in history, no country is more inseparable than Japan and China. The two countries are neighbors, friends, teachers and students, and enemies. Without Japan, China's modern history would have been rewritten, and without China, the entire history of Japan is completely unimaginable. This book begins with the creation myth and ends with Japan entering the Reiwa era as a "low-desire society". It provides a complete account of Japan's historical development, which is interesting, informative and in-depth. In a simple and relaxed style, it outlines the history of Japan, a neighboring country, for Chinese readers, telling everyone what Japan was like in the past, and how this neighbor, this enemy, and this past student came from behind. It strives to eliminate misunderstandings and restore true thoughts, so that China and Japan will no longer be "the most familiar strangers."

To understand the world structure, you must first understand the United States. In 1492, Columbus discovered the New World. In 1620, 102 Puritans took the "Mayflower" and came to this wild land. In 1776, in order to establish an ideal country, the United States broke away from British colonial rule and declared independence. After more than 200 years of struggle, the United States successfully counterattacked and became the world's only superpower. Professor Chen Qin, the academic consultant of Yi Zhongtian's "History of China", recorded the history of the United States for about four hundred years from the landing of the Mayflower in 1620 to President Obama in popular and vivid writing. He narrated the major events and important figures that affected the history of the United States, involving politics, economy, law, religion, culture and many other fields. Supplemented by 35 illustrations, the panoramic view shows the struggle of a country from scratch, from weak to strong.