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Gao Yang, an influential master of historical novels in the field of Red Mansions, put forward his own unique views on issues that have always been controversial in the study of Red Mansions. For example, are there any correspondence between the characters in "A Dream of Red Mansions" and Cao Xueqin's family? What is the reason for the decline of the Cao family revealed in "Concubine Yuan's marriage"? Gao Yang picked up various theories from the historical context, repeatedly compared the "Gengchen version" and the "Cheng Yi version" to lead us to explore the little-known creative inside story of "A Dream of Red Mansions" and lead us into the sentient world of the Grand View Garden. This book can be said to be a rare work that subverts the red scholarship in mainland China. It also contains 60 illustrations from the collection of the Palace Museum.

Historian Gao Yang is a master at describing characters. He used his rich and keen novel creation experience to read "A Dream of Red Mansions" and figure out Cao Xueqin's creative psychology. In particular, he used his extraordinary textual research vision and extensive knowledge of the Qing Dynasty's Eight Banners system and personnel and cultural relics to systematically summarize and sort out Cao Xueqin's life. During the ups and downs of the Tao, it gives insight into the subtleties of people's hearts, vividly restores the flesh-and-blood image of a down-and-out young man from a noble family, and shows Cao Xueqin's compassionate feelings and rough life. This is a masterpiece by Gao Yang, the master of historical novels. The book contains 56 illustrations from the collection of the Palace Museum.

The characters in "Water Margin" are all kinds of strange - the Fengxue Mountain Temple, Coach Lin was forced to go to Liangshan; the riot in Cuiping Mountain, Shi Sanlang's clever plan to break up the adultery. Gao Yang has rewritten two popular stories in "Water Margin" with unique characteristics and charm. The characters are lifelike, the plots are interlocking, the text is smooth and exquisite, and the rhythm is relaxed and relaxed. Lin Chong, Chai Jin, Shi Xiu... A group of Water Margin heroes, under Gao Yang's pen, appear on the page with more vivid, full and profound characters.

Red school classic! It tells the true fate of the prototype characters such as Jia Mu, Jia Zheng, Jia Baoyu, Wang Xifeng, and Xi Ren in "A Dream of Red Mansions". The masterpiece of Gao Yang, the master of historical novels, who has worked hard for 30 years! To understand "A Dream of Red Mansions", you must read "A Dream of Red Mansions". Cao Xueqin's grandfather, Cao Yin, was a close associate of Kangxi. Three generations of his grandfather and grandson were responsible for weaving in Jiangning for 60 years. The Cao Mansion was as grand as the Jia Mansion in "A Dream of Red Mansions". At the end of the fifth year of Yongzheng's reign, when Cao Xueqin was 13 years old, his family was dismissed for crimes and their property confiscated. Cao Xueqin moved back to Beijing with his mother, and the Cao Mansion fell into decline. Cao Xueqin created "A Dream of Red Mansions" based on the rise and fall of his family. A large number of stories and character prototypes come from the family life that he has been exposed to since childhood. In addition to Jia Baoyu who is based on himself, the shrewd and aggressive Wang Xifeng, the romantic and dexterous Xi Ren, and the articulate Qingwen, they are all people who exist in real life and are loved by the author. The fate of fictional characters often coincides with the character's prototype, and there are also real-life joys and sorrows that are deliberately hidden.

Why did Chen Zhenhui, Hou Fangyu, Fang Yizhi, and Mao Bijiang refuse to become officials in the Qing court? Is Fang Yizhi falsely accused because his name is similar to others? Did Dong Xiaowan, who had a good relationship with Mao Pijiang, really enter the palace and become a concubine? ... In the last years of the Ming Dynasty, the court was corrupt, and internal and external troubles came one after another. There are four children from aristocratic families who are loyal, filial, righteous, literary and elegant, and have the world in mind. In the book, Gao Yang tells the life stories of four respected and admired princes, Chen Zhenhui, Hou Fangyu, Fang Yizhi, and Mao Bijiang, in the late Ming and early Qing dynasties. He also provides a unique interpretation of historical events through multi-faceted research and a large number of historical documents. It is also accompanied by Gao Yang's masterpiece "Working Exam", which examines the rotation system of the Military Aircraft Department in the Qing Dynasty and reveals the inside story of the operation of the political power center of the Qing Dynasty.

A singer who conspired with his lover to defraud a married man of his money; a bandit who risked his life in the snow to buy medicine to save his child, but was eventually arrested and sentenced to death; a young couple who had their own thoughts on an expensive British women's coat... Fourteen completely different life encounters, fourteen ups and downs of modern legends, Gao Yang used his classical charm to paint a series of ukiyo-e paintings of the great era that are full of human warmth and social style.

Where there is well water, there is Jin Yong; where there are villages and towns, there is Gao Yang. Favorite author of Zhang Ailing, Mu Xin, and Er Yuehe, Gao Yang is as famous as Jin Yong in Chinese novels. This set of books includes Gao Yang's six works, "Delta River Red", "Lin Chong Runs at Night", "Comedy of Fish", "Mandarin Duck Book", "Wild Boar Forest" and "Purple Jade Hairpin".

The "Gao Yang Talks about Chinese History" series has six works by Gao Yang: "The Secret of the Palace", "Food in Ancient and Modern Times", "The Four Young Masters in the Late Ming Dynasty", "The Four Young Masters in the Late Qing Dynasty", "Tongguang Elder" and "The Story of Baitai". Different from Gao Yang's historical novels, this set of books tells history in the form of prose, with extensive quotations and detailed analysis of the hidden history that has been covered up by official history. It also allows readers to learn about legendary figures and stories that they have not paid attention to when reading history.

The man in the bag, the little red whisk, the snow matchmaker, the privet song, the return of the phoenix to the nest, the relationship between the mistress and the convict wife... The wrong marriage, the search for a husband thousands of miles away, the love scam... Vivid characters, unique charm of brushwork, exquisite conception, wonderful reversals, six ancient folk stories beyond the imagination of modern people, six romantic love legends in which lovers finally get married.

Zhang Jingkang, a college student from a scholarly family, met "Tai Mei" Li Youwen by chance on the bus. Jingkang falls in love with Youwen at first sight, but Youwen's identity and family background inevitably become obstacles between the two. Jing Kang is determined to guide Youwen back to the right path, but the misfortune of his family and the prejudice of the world have already made Youwen fall deeper and deeper... Gao Yang, who is good at historical novels, paints a picture of modern urban emotions full of the warmth and warmth of the world with vivid, subtle and unique charm.

"The sound of the ax and the shadow of the candle": Did Song Taizong Zhao Guangyi kill his brother and seize the throne? "Secrets of the Ming Palace Bloodbath": Why did Zhu Di, the founder of the Ming Dynasty, bloodbath the harem in his later years? "The Third Prince Zhu": Is the "Prince Ming Dynasty" that has troubled the Qing emperors for many years real or fake? "Yongzheng seizes the direct descendant": Did Emperor Yongzheng really change the edict of succession? ... Official history often keeps these palace anecdotes secret, because they are often related to the reputation of the royal family; while folk sayings and unofficial records are mixed, making it difficult to distinguish the authenticity. Gao Yang grasped the passages in the official history and quoted from other sources, and finally restored the ins and outs of several famous palace secrets in history.

After the heyday of Kangxi and Qianlong, the Qing Dynasty turned from prosperity to decline. After going through many hardships, it ushered in the last "Zhongxing" of China's feudal dynasty - "Tongguang Zhongxing". During the Tongzhi and Guangxu dynasties, the country was basically stable, the economy was restored, and the "Westernization Movement" was vigorous. Everything seemed to be prosperous and gradually revived. In fact, the ruling class within the Qing Dynasty was still rigid and conservative, and social conflicts remained unresolved. Starting from Li Hongzao, Li Hongzhang, Weng Tonghe, Zhang Zhidong and others who were important military ministers in the Tong and Guang dynasties, Gao Yang explores the operating mechanism of the late Qing Dynasty's political arena and the decision-making behind major historical events in many aspects, and shows readers the true situation of the "Tongguang ZTE" bit by bit.

Gao Yang, an underrated masterpiece by the famous historical writer Gao Yang, uses the poems of Du Fu, Li Shangyin, Bai Juyi and other famous figures to connect legendary figures such as Wang Zhaojun and Dong Xiaowan. With the power of writing of historical novels, the skill of academic research, and the talent of ancient poetry and literature, he draws lessons from other sources and draws parallels. Using poetry as a starting point, leisurely reading historical details shows the rigor and erudition of a scholar, but also the imagination of a novelist. Gao Yang's poetics, history, and literary attainments can be fully reflected in this book.

This book is composed of "Gao Yang Talks about Poems", "Gao Yang Talks about Red Mansions" and "Gao Yang Talks about Cao Xueqin". "Poetry from Gao Yang" uses the poems of Du Fu, Li Shangyin, Bai Juyi and other famous figures to connect legendary figures such as Wang Zhaojun and Dong Xiaowan. It uses poetry as an opening to leisurely read historical details and reveal the historical truth and secrets hidden in the poems. "Gao Yang Talks about Red Mansions" is a rare work that subverts the mainland red building circles. It contains 60 illustrations from the collection of the Palace Museum. Gao Yang has devoted 30 years of research to collect various stories from the historical context, and restores the true fate of prototype characters such as Jia Baoyu, Wang Xifeng and Xi Ren in detail, leading us into the sentient world of the Grand View Garden. "Gao Yang Talks about Cao Xueqin" is a masterpiece of historical novel master Gao Yang, which includes 56 illustrations collected by the Palace Museum. Gao Yang uses the writing power of historical novels, academic research skills, and ancient poetry and literature to restore in detail the real-life joys and sorrows of the Cao family that were deliberately hidden in "A Dream of Red Mansions", vividly showing Cao Xueqin's compassion and troubled life.

In the early years of the Northern Song Dynasty, Emperor Taizong of the Song Dynasty went on a personal expedition to destroy the Northern Han Dynasty and end the division of the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms. The Northern Han Dynasty was allied with the Liao Kingdom, and relied on the famous general Yang Ye to resist. After a fierce battle, the Liao army retreated, the Northern Han Dynasty was destroyed, and Yang Ye surrendered. Emperor Taizong of the Song Dynasty made great efforts to expedition to the sixteen states of Yanyun that were occupied by the Liao Kingdom. In the battle of Gaoliang River, the Song army was defeated, and Taizong fled south in panic, but Yang Ye was the savior. The following year, the Liao State sent troops to attack Yanmen Pass. Yang Ye was ordered to guard and defeat the Liao army. From then on, the Liao army called Yang Ye "Yang Wudi" and would avoid or flee when they saw the Yang family's army flag. The soldiers were strong, and Song Taizong once again thought about attacking Liao...

Gao Yang, a historical writer as famous as Jin Yong. Based on multiple textual researches, combined with historical materials, and quotations from other sources, the story talks about the talents, temperament and temperament of famous officials in the Ming and Qing Dynasties. "The Four Young Masters in the Late Ming Dynasty" In the late Ming Dynasty, the court was corrupted, and internal and external troubles came one after another. There are four children from aristocratic families who are loyal, filial, righteous, literary and elegant, and have the world in mind. In the book, Gao Yang tells the life stories of four respected and admired princes, Chen Zhenhui, Hou Fangyu, Fang Yizhi, and Mao Bijiang, in the late Ming and early Qing dynasties. He also provides a unique interpretation of historical events through multi-faceted research and a large number of historical documents. It is also accompanied by Gao Yang's masterpiece "Working Exam", which examines the rotation system of the Military Aircraft Department in the Qing Dynasty and reveals the inside story of the operation of the political power center of the Qing Dynasty. "The Four Young Masters in the Late Qing Dynasty" corresponds to the Four Young Masters in the late Ming Dynasty. There were also four young masters in the late Qing Dynasty, all of whom came from aristocratic families and had great talents. Living in an era of collision between the East and the West and the transition between the old and the new, the four people with great ambitions but unfortunate fates could not break free from the shackles of the times. In the end, their ambitions were difficult to achieve and they died in depression. However, their thoughts and deeds had a profound impact on later generations. In the book, Gao Yang narrates the life stories of four respected, loved and admired princes from aristocratic families in the late Qing Dynasty. Through various research and combined with a large number of historical documents, Gao Yang gave a unique interpretation of historical events.

The name of Baitai originated from the Han Dynasty. There were many cypress trees planted in the Censor's Mansion, but the imperial court banned the provinces, which were collectively called Tai Pavilion, so the Censor's Mansion was also called Bai Tai. In the Ming Dynasty, the imperial censor's station of the previous dynasty was renamed the Ducha Yuan, which was parallel to the six ministries and was collectively known as the "Seven Ministers". The Supervisory Censor under the Metropolitan Procuratorate and the Six Sections under the Six Ministries are collectively called "Taiyuan", and they are both officials responsible for supervision and admonishment. The supervisory system of the Qing Dynasty followed that of the Ming Dynasty, but with some changes. The six subjects were included in the procuratorate, and the imperial censors were divided into regions for supervision. The two were collectively called "kedao". This book mainly talks about anecdotes about science and education in the Qing Dynasty. It also talks about the "Richidou Daily Commentary Officials" who were known as the emperor's close ministers and were affiliated with the Hanlin Academy. They were able to give advice to the emperor. In the Qing Dynasty, the way of speech was opened up, and some of the speech officials were upright and awe-inspiring, while others were sinister and cunning, and there was a lot of talk among them.

Why is the taste of puffer fish worth "eating to the death"? What was the ingenuity of the popular cook in the Song Dynasty? The numerous palace dishes are not as good as a plate of fried shredded pork among the people? ... Gao Yang, who both loves and knows how to eat, has transformed into a gourmet. Through personal tasting and practice, multiple research studies and extensive quotations, he comments on the long-standing delicacies and the history, culture, and anecdotes behind them. Follow Gao Yang's words and go to a feast of food and culture.

During the Hongzhi and Zhengde years of the Ming Dynasty, Liu Tianming, the imperial censor of Nanzhili, went hunting on behalf of the emperor. He carried Shangfang's sword and cut first and then played. Wherever he went, the sound of the blue sky could be heard. The county magistrate of Suqian and the head guard Hu worked together in collusion. In the fish and meat village, Liu Tianming wanted to punish these corrupt officials, but he was unable to catch them all. At this moment, a bizarre and unheard-of murder happened, and this murder actually involved both Liu Tianming and Wei Hu... When the iron-faced censor wanted to take the opportunity to eliminate evil, who knew that Shang Fang's sword was stolen, and the eunuch from the palace came to investigate, only to realize that this struggle had become a wrestling match between him and the eunuch in the capital...

"A flute and a sword can bring business to an end, and he has been famous for being a madman for fifteen years." He is the "madman" Gong Zizhen. He hopes to defend the border and make meritorious deeds throughout his life, but he has always been frustrated. "Imagine that the hero is dying, where can gentleness live?" He is the "famous scholar" Gong Zizhen. He was romantic for half his life, but left only a few new lyrics and a few heart-breaking lines. "I urge God to cheer up and send talents of any kind." Full of passion, grievances and the situation of things being different, they turned into 315 "Miscellaneous Poems of Ji Hai". This book describes Gong Zizhen's "life with flute and sword". He was as talented as the sea and took six examinations before becoming a Jinshi. He was ambitious and had no way to succeed. He was promoted from cabinet secretary to head of the Zongren Mansion and then to head of the Ministry of Rites. His position was humble and he was humble. He wanted to guard the border and perform meritorious service, but he also failed to do so in order to join the shogunate. Only in Shantang, Suzhou, and Xiao Qinhuai, Yangzhou, did he become a "son of a noble man" who was admired by talented people and dignitaries, and loved by red and pink confidants. However, he was a beautiful man, but his happiness was in vain... When Gong Zizhen, frustrated in both officialdom and love, resigned and returned to his hometown, he caused a sensation in the capital, the "lilac case", and a scandal with Belle Fujin Gu Taiqing was rampant. It is true that it is mediocre not to be envied by others.

After Kangxi deposed the prince, the situation in the DPRK was chaotic. The fourth prince, who originally had high hopes, behaved very inappropriately, which greatly disappointed Kangxi. Kangxi died and the country was in turmoil. During the battle between the nine kings, Yongzheng succeeded to the throne in an extremely clever way. However, the large-scale massacre he launched later in order to eradicate dissidents also earned him the reputation of murdering his father, forcing his mother, killing his brothers, and killing his brothers. After Qianlong succeeded to the throne, he granted amnesty to the world, rectified the administration of officials, and became a wise king and a holy lord in the world. By chance, Qianlong suddenly discovered that he was not born to the Queen Mother! At the same time, because of his uncontrollable affection, he fell into a romantic affair that may shake the government and the opposition... Since ancient times, emperors have always had a mysterious veil that is difficult to uncover. Gao Yang, a master of historical novels, uses his unique insights to collect various theories from the historical context, leading readers to explore the thrilling palace interior of the Kangxi, Yongzong and Qianlong dynasties, and also showing the inner pain and struggle of the aloof emperors.

At the end of the Sui Dynasty, Emperor Yang was dissolute and immoral, and his treacherous ministers monopolized the government, causing chaos in the world. The knight Li Jing wanted to devote himself to serving his country. He came to Chang'an to visit Yang Su but was almost killed by Yang Su. Fortunately, Hong Funu, a singing girl from the Yang family, took the risk to rescue him. He also had the help of the bearded leader of the anti-Sui rebel army. The three hit it off. The bearded guest originally wanted to be in the world, until he got acquainted with the extraordinary magnanimous Li Shimin... There is a sense of chivalry in the world, and he will show his sincerity in adversity. Li Jing, Hong Fu, and Qiu Bearke used their talents in troubled times and achieved great success. Later generations respectfully called them the "Three Heroes of the Wind and Dust".

Only by understanding the story of Cao Xueqin can we understand the world of Dream of Red Mansions! The set includes "A Dream of Red Mansions" by Gao Yang and "A Dream of Red Mansions Accompanied by Wang Meng". The masterpiece of Gao Yang, the master of historical novels, who has worked hard for 30 years! Through the life of Cao Xueqin, the story behind "Dream of Red Mansions" is restored in detail! With "research into the novel, use the novel to become the research", the true fate of the prototype characters such as Jia Mu, Jia Zheng, Jia Baoyu, Wang Xifeng, and Xi Ren in "A Dream of Red Mansions" is restored in detail! Open this book and take you on a tour of the daily life of the nobles, the fate of the Twelve Hairpins of Jinling, the emotional entanglements of Bao Dai and Chai, and the rise and fall of the Jia family. Fully display the world in the Grand View Garden, and witness the rise and fall of the Qing Dynasty's wealthy families with Cao Xueqin! Cao Xueqin's grandfather, Cao Yin, was a close associate of Kangxi. Three generations of his grandfather and grandson were responsible for weaving in Jiangning for 60 years. The Cao Mansion was as grand as the Jia Mansion in "A Dream of Red Mansions". At the end of the fifth year of Yongzheng's reign, when Cao Xueqin was 13 years old, his family was dismissed for crimes and their property confiscated. Cao Xueqin moved back to Beijing with his mother, and the Cao Mansion fell into decline. Cao Xueqin created "A Dream of Red Mansions" based on the rise and fall of his family. A large number of stories and character prototypes come from the family life that he has been exposed to since childhood. In addition to Jia Baoyu who is based on himself, the shrewd and aggressive Wang Xifeng, the romantic and dexterous Xi Ren, and the articulate Qingwen, they are all people who exist in real life and are loved by the author. The fate of fictional characters often coincides with the character's prototype, and there are also real-life joys and sorrows that are deliberately hidden. Opening the book, in the author's wonderful narration, Jia Mu, Jia Zheng, Mrs. Wang, Baoyu, Jia Lian, Wang Xifeng, Aunt Zhao, Jia Huan, Yuanyang, Jin Chuan, Xiren, Qingwen, Ping'er and others came out of the "Red Mansion" to tell a story that is more real than "A Dream of Red Mansions".

This book tells the story of regime changes, politicians and warlords competing for power and intrigue in the eight years from 1916 when Yuan Shikai failed to proclaim himself emperor to 1924 when the Zhili warlords were defeated in the Second Zhili-Fengtian War. The battle between the imperial court, Zhang Xun's restoration, the Paris Peace Conference, the burning of Zhaojia Tower, the Zhi-Wan war, the Zhi-Feng war, the coup in Beijing, Puyi's departure from the palace... Detailed description of the causes and consequences of each major event. Kang Youwei, Liang Qichao, Duan Qirui, Zhang Xun, Feng Yuxiang, Wu Peifu, Zhang Zuolin... Tell the ups and downs and merits and demerits of each influential figure. "Right and wrong, success and failure turn around in vain", everything is like a golden epiphyllum, which shines for a moment and then withers.

After understanding how painful the injuries in Li Yu's life were, I can better understand the depth of sorrow in Li Yu's poems. Describe in detail the emotional entanglement between Li Yu and the Zhou Dynasty, explain in detail the political turmoil between the Southern Tang and Northern Song Dynasties, and understand the past events of the motherland behind "The motherland cannot bear to look back on the bright moon". A masterpiece by Gao Yang, the master of contemporary historical novels and author of "The Complete Biography of Hu Xueyan". It not only pays attention to the storytelling of the novel, but also pays attention to the authenticity of history, restoring to you a real and flesh-and-blood Li Yu. Li Yu was the empress of the Southern Tang Dynasty whose family and country were destroyed, and he was universally recognized as the emperor of Ci poetry through the ages. "Asking you how much sorrow you have is like a river of spring water flowing eastward." He was lamenting his own sad life experience, but he must have touched your melancholy heart. And what unbearable experiences did he have to write such touching words? What exactly led to the tragedy in Li Yu's life? What encounter inspired him to write this famous line that will last forever? Everything is in the Gaoyang version of "The Biography of Li Yu"!

There were many noble sons from aristocratic families in the late Qing Dynasty. Why were Chen Sanli, Tan Sitong, Ding Huikang, and Wu Baochu the most recognized by later generations and called the "Four Young Masters in the late Qing Dynasty"? How did Chen Sanli influence Chen Hengke and Chen Yinke to become famous figures of their generation? What is the truth about the "Horse Stabbing Case" among the four major mysteries of the Qing Dynasty? ... Corresponding to the four young masters in the late Ming Dynasty, there were also four young masters in the late Qing Dynasty, all of whom came from aristocratic families and had great talents. Living in an era of collision between the East and the West and the transition between the old and the new, the four people with great ambitions but unfortunate fates could not break free from the shackles of the times. In the end, their ambitions were difficult to achieve and they died in depression. However, their thoughts and deeds had a profound impact on later generations. In the book, Gao Yang narrates the life stories of four respected, loved and admired princes from aristocratic families in the late Qing Dynasty. Through various research and combined with a large number of historical documents, Gao Yang gave a unique interpretation of historical events.

An injustice song has been passed down for a hundred years, and the regrets have been lingering for a long time? This book is based on the "Yang Naiwu and Xiao Baicai Case", one of the four most mysterious cases in the late Qing Dynasty, and vividly reproduces the whole story of this unjust case that lasted for three years. During the Tongzhi period, Yang Naiwu, a member of Yuhang County, was outstanding in literary talent and suave. He had a secret affair with Xiaobaicai, the wife of Ge Xiaoda, a tofu shop clerk, which was known to everyone in the city. Ge Xiaoda died suddenly, and rumors that the two conspired to kill her husband spread like wildfire. The county magistrate Liu Xitong, who had a personal enmity with Yang Naiwu for a long time, took the opportunity to torture him. The two could not bear the torture and surrendered. Yang Naiwu's family worked hard to redress their grievances, and finally found evidence that could clear their grievances. However, after three years, the bones have decayed. Will the truth sink in? Watch how Gao Yang peels off the cocoon and uncovers layers of doubts.

A classic that tells the story of the genius and destiny of a generation of business sage Hu Xueyan and influenced a generation of Chinese entrepreneurs! Jack Ma read it twice! Hu Xueyan's biographical novel is a supreme classic, and most of the other versions are abridged or adapted versions of this book. The Gaoyang version of "The Complete Biography of Hu Xueyan" has been unbeatable for 40 years since its publication. It is an essential survival manual for businessmen. It took Hu Xueyan 30 years to go from being a shop assistant to a wealthy man in the Qing Dynasty, and it only took him 7 days to become bankrupt! "Wherever there is well water, there is Jin Yong; wherever there are villages and towns, there is Gao Yang." Martial arts novels have Jin Yong, and historical novels have Gao Yang! Gao Yang's historical novels pay attention to historical authenticity and are good at telling stories. They are easy and enjoyable to read. Some readers rated them as "the insurmountable peak of Chinese historical novels". Open this book and read Gao Yang, a master of contemporary historical novels, recreating the glory and destiny of a generation of business saint Hu Xueyan.

A classic that tells the story of the genius and destiny of a generation of business sage Hu Xueyan and influenced a generation of Chinese entrepreneurs! Jack Ma read it twice! Hu Xueyan's biographical novel is a supreme classic, and most of the other versions are abridged or adapted versions of this book. The Gaoyang version of "The Complete Biography of Hu Xueyan" has been unbeatable for 40 years since its publication. It is an essential survival manual for businessmen. It took Hu Xueyan 30 years to go from being a shop assistant to a wealthy man in the Qing Dynasty, and it only took him 4 days to become bankrupt! "Wherever there is well water, there is Jin Yong; wherever there are villages and towns, there is Gao Yang." Martial arts novels have Jin Yong, and historical novels have Gao Yang! Gao Yang's historical novels pay attention to historical authenticity and are good at telling stories. They are easy and enjoyable to read. Some readers rated them as "the insurmountable peak of Chinese historical novels". Open this book and read Gao Yang, a master of contemporary historical novels, recreating the glory and destiny of a generation of business saint Hu Xueyan.

A classic that tells the story of the genius and destiny of a generation of business sage Hu Xueyan and influenced a generation of Chinese entrepreneurs! Jack Ma read it twice! Hu Xueyan's biographical novel is a supreme classic, and most of the other versions are abridged or adapted versions of this book. The Gaoyang version of "The Complete Biography of Hu Xueyan" has been unbeatable for 40 years since its publication. It is an essential survival manual for businessmen. It took Hu Xueyan 30 years to go from being a shop assistant to a wealthy man in the Qing Dynasty, and it only took him 3 days to become bankrupt! "Wherever there is well water, there is Jin Yong; wherever there are villages and towns, there is Gao Yang." Martial arts novels have Jin Yong, and historical novels have Gao Yang! Gao Yang's historical novels pay attention to historical authenticity and are good at telling stories. They are easy and enjoyable to read. Some readers rated them as "the insurmountable peak of Chinese historical novels". Open this book and read Gao Yang, a master of contemporary historical novels, recreating the glory and destiny of a generation of business saint Hu Xueyan.

Gao Yang's status in the world of Chinese historical novels is equivalent to Jin Yong's status in the world of Chinese martial arts novels. It is said that "where there is well water, there is Jin Yong, and where there are villages and towns, there is Gao Yang." This collection includes ten works including the famous work "Li Wa", the representative works "The Romance of Qianlong", "Lilacs", "Little Baicai", "Golden Epiphyllum" and "Jing Ke". It covers many historical periods such as the Warring States, Sui, Tang, Song, Ming, Qing, and the Republic of China, and involves popular historical events such as "Jing Ke's Assassination of Qin", "Mysterious Cases in the Qing Palace", "Strange Cases in the Late Qing Dynasty" and "Zhang Xun's Restoration". It is a wonderful read and can be called a folk history.

This book is adapted from the classic Tang legend "The Legend of Li Wa", in which Gao Yang added a large number of verifiable details, making the novel richer in content, the story logic more reasonable, and the characters more fleshed out. The preface "History·Novel·Historical Novel" in the book shows Gao Yang's original intention of creation and is a key link in understanding his subsequent creative concepts and writing techniques. During the Kaiyuan and Tianbao years of Emperor Xuanzong of the Tang Dynasty, Chang'an had three inner thoroughfares, nine thoroughfares, and two cities with hundreds of squares. It was prosperous and magnificent, unparalleled in the world. There are 110 squares in Chang'an, and Pingkang square is the "romantic swamp", which has made many talented people spend a lot of money and never leave. Zheng Hui from Xingyang, one of the famous families with five surnames, went to Beijing to take the exam. In Pingkangfang, he fell in love with Li Wa, a famous prostitute from Chang'an. But the gentle village is also a hero's grave. Zheng Hui has no name on the gold list and all the money on his bedside. However, the subsequent death of his best friend, Li Wa's "betrayal", and the beating of his father finally reduced Zheng Hui to a street beggar. By chance, Li Wa met the beggar Zheng Hui, and at the same time made up her mind to reshape Zheng Hui. When Zheng Huigong became famous, Li Wa made the choice she had already thought about...

"Jing Ke" is based on the well-known story of "Jing Ke assassinates the King of Qin", and gives a vivid interpretation based on historical facts, creating a wise, courageous, and affectionate Jing Ke. After many twists and turns, Prince Dan of the Yan Kingdom finally got rid of Ying Zheng and returned to the Yan Kingdom safely. He met Jing Ke, a wise and courageous knight, and planned a plan to destroy Qin with Jing Ke. Jing Ke felt grateful for Prince Dan's kindness in knowing him, and decided to embark on the road of no return to assassinate the King of Qin. But the beautiful, elegant, gentle and affectionate Princess Yan shook Jing Ke's heart that he thought death was at home. With Gao Jianli's shouting, holding Fan Yuqi's head, and carrying the sword forged by Mrs. Xu herself, Jing Ke embarked on the road of no return to assassinate Qin...

A classic that tells the story of the genius and destiny of a generation of business sage Hu Xueyan and influenced a generation of Chinese entrepreneurs! Jack Ma read it twice! Hu Xueyan's biographical novel is a supreme classic, and most of the other versions are abridged or adapted versions of this book. The Gaoyang version of "The Complete Biography of Hu Xueyan" has been unbeatable for 40 years since its publication. It is an essential survival manual for businessmen. It took Hu Xueyan 30 years to go from being a shop assistant to a wealthy man in the Qing Dynasty, and it only took him 8 days to become bankrupt! "Wherever there is well water, there is Jin Yong; wherever there are villages and towns, there is Gao Yang." Martial arts novels have Jin Yong, and historical novels have Gao Yang! Gao Yang's historical novels pay attention to historical authenticity and are good at telling stories. They are easy and enjoyable to read. Some readers rated them as "the insurmountable peak of Chinese historical novels". Open this book and read Gao Yang, a master of contemporary historical novels, recreating the glory and destiny of a generation of business saint Hu Xueyan.

Four touching and annoying love stories, four pairs of talented people and beauties that everyone admires: Huo Xiaoyu and Li Yi; Li Xiangjun and Hou Fangyu; Liu Qingqing and Han Hong; Wang Yijie and Zheng Banqiao. However, a beautiful woman is deeply in love, but a talented man is unlucky. When we get together happily, we are willing to be like mandarin ducks and not envy the immortals; after parting, the man's heart is as iron as iron, but the beauty is withered, only guarding a hairpin and a fan, and thinking about them in vain. The novel is adapted from the Tang Dynasty legends "The Biography of Huo Xiaoyu", "The Biography of Zhangtai Liu" and the Ming and Qing legends "The Peach Blossom Fan". Compared with previous works, this book has a richer plot and more fleshed-out characters.