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"A Compendium of General History of China" covers the period from primitive society to the Opium War, focusing on the origins of China's political and military successes and failures in the past dynasties, the economic development of society, and the living conditions, cultural and artistic life of the working people. The writing style of this book is mixed with narratives and discussions, and the text is concise and vivid, explaining the profound things in simple terms. It has been revised and reprinted several times, and has been printed in millions of copies. This book creates a new writing paradigm for my country's general history. It is a lofty and important work on China's general history and is well worth reading.

This book covers the period from primitive society to the Opium War, focusing on the origins of China's political and military successes and failures in the past dynasties, the economic development of society, and the living conditions, cultural and artistic life of the working people. The writing style of this book is mixed with narratives and discussions, and the text is concise and vivid, explaining the profound things in simple terms. It has been revised and reprinted several times, and has been printed in millions of copies. This book creates a new writing paradigm for my country's general history. It is a lofty and important work on China's general history and is well worth reading.

This book is written from the primitive communes to the Opium War. It selects real materials from a vast sea of ​​historical books to completely outline the life of the ancient people. It provides a panoramic overview of the economic issues behind worker and peasant production and the tax system, accurately analyzes the gains and losses of ancient politics and military, and clearly clarifies the confrontation and inheritance of academic thought and religious philosophy. In addition, it also provides a unique and incisive analysis of the development of literature, art, diplomacy and other aspects. This book is full of citations, easy-to-understand, and interesting to read. It leads readers to see clearly the root causes of the success and failure of Chinese civil and military affairs in past dynasties, reveals the basic laws of ancient social development, and injects fresh wisdom into the development of modern society.

How did the ancestors of the Yellow River Basin lay the foundation of today's nation? What is the logic behind the choice of capitals in the past dynasties? How did the feudal society that lasted for three thousand years give birth to such a prosperous and unique civilization? "Compendium of General History of China" was written from primitive society to the eve of the Opium War. It does not record the words and actions of a few privileged individuals such as emperors and generals, but analyzes the living conditions of the people of the past dynasties. From this series of analyses, we explore the path that Chinese society has followed to develop forward, and sort out the historical context behind thousands of years of changes. The purpose of compiling "A Compendium of General History of China" is to allow readers to understand the basic laws of social development and the common future of the Chinese nation and the entire human society. Studying history for the sake of creating history is a significant difference between "Compendium of General History of China" and other academic works.