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Li Yaping's famous masterpiece series "The Past in Imperial Politics" provides an alternative interpretation of how the Qing Dynasty conquered the world. From Nurhachi's "Thirteen Relics Raised an Army" to the ups and downs of the Yongzheng Dynasty in the past 150 years. It shows the tragic and joyful lives of many historical figures such as Nurhachi, Huang Taiji, Yuan Chonghuan, Dorgon, Xiaozhuang, Kangxi, Wu Sangui and so on in the great era and great changes. From a "human" perspective, Li Yaping explains the reasons for the choices of emperors and ministers at historical changing points. Through in-depth analysis and popular and vivid narratives, Li Yaping provides a new interpretation of historical changes and political confusion. Opening this book, you will clearly see the Qing Dynasty's journey to conquer the Central Plains, and the confusing historical puzzle will be revealed layer by layer before your eyes!

There are many people who write history, but there are very few people who write history like this! In the summer of 2004, a historical work called "The Past in Imperial Politics: Records of the Song Dynasty in 1127 AD" suddenly came out. Because it discovered the vividness and true face of history from the perspective of human nature and the details of historical materials, paper in Luoyang was very expensive at that time and became popular throughout the country. The author Li Yaping has also become a popular writer reported by major media, and is known as "the most knowledgeable humanities scholar about history after Huang Renyu".

In the summer of 2004, a historical work called "The Past in Imperial Politics: Records of the Song Dynasty in 1127 AD" suddenly came out. Because it discovered the vividness and true face of history from the perspective of human nature and the details of historical materials, paper in Luoyang was very expensive at that time and became popular throughout the country. The author Li Yaping has also become a popular writer reported by major media, and is known as "the most knowledgeable humanities scholar about history after Huang Renyu". Since then, the highly acclaimed "Chronicles of the Ming Dynasty" and other books in the "The Imperial Past" series have been released one after another. These works, without exception, all interpret the emperors and generals from a "human" perspective. Through wonderful three-point analysis, they interpret the great changes in history and political confusion in a new way. They tell the truth of history in a unique and relaxed and interesting way, which makes people suddenly enlightened but difficult to let go. In 2015, "Chronicles of the Ming Dynasty" launched a new revised collector's edition, allowing you to understand the mysteries of the rise and fall of legendary historical figures such as Zhu Yuanzhang, Zhang Juzheng, Jiajing, and Chongzhen!

Talk about transparency and the great political changes at the end of the Qing Dynasty and the beginning of the Qing Dynasty! Why was the Ming Dynasty, which was so mature, rich, vast in territory, populous, abundant in resources, and felt so good about itself, so miserable and ultimately doomed by a semi-primitive tribe whose population was less than one percent of its own, whose cultural development had just left the age of fishing and hunting, and who originated in a remote and remote area? The overthrow of an empire building that has been sustained for hundreds of years, the rise of a powerful northern tribe, the rise and fall of a vigorous and solemn dynasty... This book truly reproduces the duplicitous camp, multiple forces, nine emperors, eight powerful ministers, a regent, and a queen mother in the change of dynasties and the power struggle...

Talk about transparency and the great political changes at the end of the Qing Dynasty and the beginning of the Qing Dynasty! Why was the Ming Dynasty, which was so mature, rich, vast in territory, populous, abundant in resources, and felt so good about itself, so miserable and ultimately doomed by a semi-primitive tribe whose population was less than one percent of its own, whose cultural development had just left the age of fishing and hunting, and who originated in a remote and remote area? The overthrow of an empire building that has been sustained for hundreds of years, the rise of a powerful northern tribe, the rise and fall of a vigorous and solemn dynasty... This book truly reproduces the duplicitous camp, multiple forces, nine emperors, eight powerful ministers, a regent, and a queen mother in the change of dynasties and the power struggle...