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Wei Zhuang of the Tang Dynasty once said that "the Six Dynasties are like birds singing in a dream"; although today's Nanjing is known as the "ancient capital of the Six Dynasties", except for the lonely stone to ward off evil spirits in the suburbs, there is no place to look for the old traces of the Six Dynasties. However, history cannot be forgotten after all, especially for a nation like ours with a long historical memory; history is also worth summarizing, especially an era like the Six Dynasties that was both literary and elegant, but also painful and short, because it itself is full of historical warnings! This book is divided into four parts. The first part is the "host words" written by Professor Hu Axiang for the "Six Dynasties Research" column of Nanjing Xiaozhuang Journal; the second part is Professor Hu Axiang's speeches at various Six Dynasties academic conferences; the third part is Professor Hu Axiang's course notes related to the Six Dynasties; the fourth part is Professor Hu Axiang's preface and book reviews for various Six Dynasties works. In addition, there are several appendices, mainly reviews of the "Six Dynasties Research" column.

This set of books is co-written by many famous teachers and scholars in the current field of Chinese history. It is a set of readers on the general history of China written for everyone. Each teacher focuses on his or her own field of expertise, uses rigorous and scientific methods to sort out the evolution of Chinese history, and analyzes the economic, political, cultural and social development of past dynasties, helping readers understand the overview of Chinese history and grasp the laws and context of historical development. This set of books is rich in content and has reliable information. It is an excellent book for history lovers, students, and professionals to study Chinese history. This set of books is divided into three volumes. This is the second volume, covering the history from the Three Kingdoms period to the Song Dynasty.