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[Exclusively published on WeChat Reading, exclusive customized version] "Five Thousand Years of Knowledge and Action" is a set of popular Chinese history, with a total of five volumes, telling the five thousand years of history from the mythical period to the end of the Qing Dynasty. This is the first volume, which mainly talks about the historical development from the founding of Pangu to Wang Mang of the Western Han Dynasty. The content of this book is written in a chronological format, including famous historical events and figures, which helps readers establish a historical framework. At the same time, the author also embeds spiritual knowledge into the interpretation of history. The viewpoint is novel, which is a unique highlight different from other history books.

"Five Thousand Years of Knowledge and Action" is a popular history of China in five volumes, telling the story of five thousand years of history from the mythical period to the end of the Qing Dynasty. This is the first volume, which mainly talks about the historical development from the founding of Pangu to Wang Mang of the Western Han Dynasty. The content of this book is written in a chronological format, including famous historical events and figures, which helps readers establish a historical framework. At the same time, the author also embeds spiritual knowledge into the interpretation of history. The viewpoint is novel, which is a unique highlight different from other history books.

"Five Thousand Years of Knowledge and Action" is a popular history of China in six volumes, telling the story of five thousand years of history from the mythical period to the end of the Qing Dynasty. This is the second volume, which mainly tells the historical development from the Eastern Han Dynasty to the Sui Dynasty. Counting from the time when Dong Zhuo of the Eastern Han Dynasty entered Luoyang in 189 AD to when Yang Jian unified China and established the Sui Dynasty in 588 AD, China was in chaos for nearly four hundred years. During this period of great division and chaos, the history was very complex. The author clearly expressed this period of history by sorting out the core characters and using people to write history. At the same time, the author also embeds the knowledge of psychology into the interpretation of history. His novel viewpoint is a unique highlight that is different from other history books.

Duyinshan started from biographies, Four Sentences, family letters, and biography, and went deep into each layer, practicing and practicing every day, and sorted out the framework and context for understanding Wang Yangming for the vast number of mind-study enthusiasts. Biography: Wang Yangming's life is a collection of psychological cases! Four Sentences: These four sentences are not only the core of Yangming's Mind Learning, but also a gateway suitable for beginners. Letters from home: Wang Yangming's 12 family mottos and 24 family letters are interpreted word for word, word by word, thoroughly and clearly. Chuanxilu: "Zhuanxilu" is a collection of Wang Yangming's quotations and letters. It is a classic handed down that is indispensable for understanding the mind. In this book, Du Yinshan thoroughly interprets the concepts of "mind is reason", "the unity of knowledge and action" and "leading to conscience" in "Zhuan Xi Lu" through 108 interesting historical stories. 21-Day daily course on mental learning: refine 21 core new concepts and learn only one every day! Practice on things every day and develop the habit of thinking in 21 days!

The new biography of Du Yinshan, the author of the million-selling book "The Unity of Knowledge and Action" by Wang Yangming. Cao Cao experienced more than sixty battles in his life, escaped death ten times, suffered mutinies three times, and was almost assassinated twice. But no matter what kind of adversity he faced, Cao Cao could always maintain an optimistic and positive attitude, infect his subordinates with an open-minded smile, and lead them to defeat the heroes and establish hegemony. The more adversity you face, the more optimistic you must be! Open this book and learn how Cao Cao used his optimism to reverse adversity. This is a history of the hero Cao Cao's struggle for hegemony and defeating all the heroes. It is also an inspirational history of an optimist who fought against repeated defeats and reversed adversity. When people read "The Romance of the Three Kingdoms", they always think that Cao Cao was a military genius who was full of tricks and victorious in every battle. However, if we look at Cao Cao's life, we will find that there are many experiences of annihilation of the entire army and narrow escape from death. Any of these experiences could easily push most people into the abyss of despair, but Cao Cao was able to regain his strength every time, face all adversities with an optimistic smile, and lead his men to defeat the heroes and establish his hegemony.

The new biography of Du Yinshan, the author of the million-selling book "Knowing and Doing the Unity of Wang Yangming"! Build walls high! Gather food widely! Slowly become king! Build a high wall: Others are grabbing territory everywhere, but Zhu Yuanzhang single-mindedly took down Jinling, the throat, and established the foundation. Guangji Liang: Everyone is busy expanding, but Zhu Yuanzhang is busy restoring agricultural production, consolidating the rear area, and making himself invincible. Slowly proclaiming himself king: Each of his opponents proclaimed themselves emperor and king, but Zhu Yuanzhang did not live up to his reputation, kept his head down and waited for the opportunity to defeat all his opponents. Open this book and see how Zhu Yuanzhang, the founder of the Ming Dynasty, relied on these "Nine Characters and Three Trainings" to steadily conquer the world!

Qin Shihuang, Cao Cao, Genghis Khan, Liu Bowen, Wang Yangming, Zhang Juzheng, and Zeng Guofan learn from the lives of seven legendary figures to learn the wisdom of the Chinese people in life. Read biographies and gain wisdom! Uncover the legendary lives of historical figures and appreciate the thousand-year wisdom of the Chinese people. This set of books is a biography of ancient Chinese legendary figures written by the millionaire best-selling author Du Yinshan. These figures are either invincible military strategists on the battlefield, politicians who dominate the world, or thinkers who are famous throughout the ages. Without exception, they are all great figures who changed Chinese history and influenced an era. From them, we can learn the timeless wisdom of the ancients. We can learn the creativity that breaks the rules from the process of Qin Shihuang unifying the world and creating a thousand-year monarchy; we can learn the optimistic spirit from Cao Cao's experience of encouraging his men with a smile even if he was defeated miserably; we can learn strong willpower from Genghis Khan's determination to fight to the death in the face of despair; we can learn from Liu Bowen's setting for the Ming Dynasty's century-old foundation We can learn the strategic vision from Wang Yangming's blueprint; we can learn the wisdom of integrating knowledge and action from Wang Yangming's life of suffering and achievement; we can learn the great wisdom of not taking shortcuts and defeating skill with clumsiness from Zeng Guofan's "strengthening the stronghold and fighting the war"; we can learn the great courage of the leader from Zhang Juzheng's reform and reform despite the scorn of thousands of people.

This is the history of Genghis Khan's conquest of the world, and it is also a history of Genghis Khan's personal conquest. The Mongol Empire built by Genghis Khan and his descendants spanned Europe and Asia and was the largest empire in world history. At its peak, its territory extended to the Pacific Ocean in the east, the Arctic Ocean in the north, the Black Sea coast in the west, and the South China Sea in the south. Today's Hungary, Poland, Russia, and South Korea were all once part of the Great Mongol Empire. Genghis Khan relied on his amazing will to withstand the blows of failure again and again. Each time he was able to quickly squeeze the enemy's experience and strength in a short period of time, come back with a stronger self, and create the world's largest empire - the Mongol Empire. "With strong physical strength, you can only defeat a man; with strong will, you can defeat thousands of people." Genghis Khan said to his grandson Kublai Khan. Open this book and understand the simplest way of conquest by a generation of world conquerors in the passionate world war.

The new biography of Du Yinshan, the author of the million-selling book "The Unity of Knowledge and Action" by Wang Yangming. Every step Qin Shihuang took to unify the world was full of creativity. In the face of the Six-Nation Alliance, the invasion of the Huns, and the barbarians of Baiyue, he made close contacts with distant enemies, built the Great Wall, and dug spiritual canals. He relied on unconventional strategies to become the first emperor in Chinese history. Faced with the contention of hundreds of schools of thought, the difficulty of enforcing laws, and local separatism, he burned books and harassed Confucian scholars, unified writing, established counties and counties, and achieved the first great unification in Chinese history with policies that no one before him had thought of. Open this book and appreciate the core secret of Qin Shihuang's unification of the world - creativity. In order to build a great Qin Empire that would last forever, Qin Shihuang formulated a series of systems and policies that his predecessors could not even imagine. Although his empire only lasted for 14 years, his systems became the objects of reference and imitation by all subsequent emperors, influencing ancient Chinese politics for 2,000 years. He is the founder of the unified dynasty; he is the founder of the title of emperor; he is the founder of centralization; he is the builder of the world's miracle, the Great Wall...

Zeng Guofan seems to be slow in doing things, but he is actually the fastest. Because this is a solid death kung fu that leaves no hidden dangers. Over time, no one can surpass it. Zeng Guofan used to be stupid when he was studying since he was a child. He would never read the next sentence without understanding the previous sentence. He read an article dozens of times before he could barely recite it. Even the thief hiding under the bed couldn't help but get out and recite it for him. After becoming an imperial scholar, in order to meet his superiors, On the other hand, the military minister Mu Zhang'a wrote poems and essays every day and submitted them, but was rejected 13 times in a row. In the end, he was moved by Mu Zhang'a. Zeng Guofan did not do anything opportunistically, and he took this "clumsy" philosophy to the extreme in war. Zeng Guofan never used clever tactics in battles, but believed in "building a stronghold and fighting stupidly". He kept building walls, digging ditches, and preparing artillery every day, and never took the initiative to attack until the Taiping army was panicked and demoralized.