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There is a tavern on the east street of Qinghe County. The owner of the tavern is named Song. He is a handsome young man whose life experience is a mystery. He has a gluttonous cook and a waiter whose name is never forgotten. Daily life in the pub The cook asked coquettishly: "Shopkeeper, is Miss Yao Yao coming today?"

Shanshan opens a new book ~ Qinghe Food Diary, the story also takes place in Qinghe County, with stories about strange things, warmth, and delicious food. Everyone is welcome to add it to your collection. --------------------- The full text is fictional, and the background is based on the Wei, Jin, Southern and Northern Dynasties. The heroine is so wise that she is almost a demon. She gets stronger as the war goes on, which means whoever wants to trick me will be unlucky. In the early stage, there is a house fight + various historical anecdotes, small delicacies interspersed with it, and then teasing the little milk dog. In the later stage, the palace fight + the dark emperor who has a convulsive brain from time to time, see who can fight who, and achieve supremacy. Official introduction: The heroine who accidentally traveled through time, relying on her understanding of history, originally thought she was just going to roll up her sleeves to solve the trivial matters in her father's yard, hug the mother of the house tightly, and live peacefully as a little transparent person. She never expected to be pushed step by step by fate and become involved in the most bizarre harem in history. The heroine said she was so tired that she might as well eat more.

A history book that details the rise and fall of Chinese dynasties. The whole book covers various important historical periods from the Xia Dynasty to the Qing Dynasty, and deeply discusses the establishment, development, prosperity and decline of each dynasty. Through detailed analysis of politics, economy, military, culture and other aspects, it shows a grand picture of Chinese history. The book not only describes famous historical events such as Dayu's flood control, Shang Tang's destruction of Xia, and Zhou Wu's defeat of Zhou, but also details important changes such as the San Francisco Rebellion, the Taiping Uprising, and the Reform Movement of 1898. The rise and fall of each dynasty is due to the ruler's decision-making errors, as well as the impact of natural disasters and foreign invasions. At the same time, the book also presents the social features and cultural achievements of each dynasty through specific examples and detailed descriptions, such as the flourishing style of the Tang Dynasty, the cultural prosperity of the Song Dynasty, and the maritime ban policy of the Ming Dynasty. Through in-depth analysis of historical events, this book reveals the laws of historical development and the rulers' methods of governing the country. The book is written fluently and has a clear structure. It is a historical work with both academic value and readability, providing readers with a comprehensive and vivid picture of Chinese history.