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This book is the only popular historical work written by the historian Mr. Lu Simian during his lifetime. Based on rich historical knowledge, the author makes a detailed distinction between the characters, events, wars and geographical environment that existed in the history of the Three Kingdoms and were shaped in the literature of the Three Kingdoms from the perspective of literature and history. He also conducts in-depth analysis of many major historical issues and puts forward many valuable insights.

The Qin and Han Dynasties were a prosperous period in the history of our country. The political, military, and economic systems formed profoundly affected the historical process of China for more than two thousand years, determined the basic pattern of Chinese culture, and left a profound impact on future generations. To understand ancient China, one must read the history of Qin and Han Dynasties carefully. This book has detailed research and unique insights. It has been reprinted many times since its publication. It is one of the basic reference books for studying the history of Qin and Han Dynasties and has high academic value. The book is divided into twenty chapters. The first twelve chapters talk about the rise and fall of dynasties and the changes of dynasties. The last eight chapters talk about the social economy, culture and religion of the Qin and Han Dynasties. It not only makes a comprehensive and systematic narrative, but also grasps the key points, and also makes a detailed discussion of the social economy, political system, and cultural academics of the Qin and Han Dynasties. Let us follow Mr. Lu Simian's writing to explore the formation, development and changes of powerful dynasties in Chinese history.

"Encyclopedia of Chinese Studies Knowledge" is Mr. Lu Simian's work to guide young students in reading Chinese studies. It was written in Mr. Lu's academic prime. Once it was published during the Republic of China, it was highly sought after by Chinese studies enthusiasts and organizers at that time, and it was known as the noblest paper in Luoyang. Although times have changed, its value remains timeless and it still has strong guiding significance and reference value for contemporary Chinese studies enthusiasts and researchers. This book compiles "Introduction to Chinese Studies", "Explanations of Jingzi", "Outline of Neo-Confucianism", "History of Chinese Culture", "Historical Research Methods", "History and Historical Records" and "How to Read Chinese Historical Records", etc. It can be called a comprehensive and complete masterpiece of Chinese studies. The author's views are authoritative, his exposition is rigorous, and his research is detailed. He aims to bring readers a more profound and pure reading experience. It is indeed a rare introductory work on Chinese studies.

Mr. Lu Simian, a modern Chinese historian and master of Chinese studies, wrote this book in 1939. After its publication, it became the most widely circulated general history of China during the Republic of China. To this day, it is still the first choice history introductory book for many readers, which is enough to show people's recognition of Mr. Lu and his writing of general history in vernacular. This book is arranged in chronological order and gives an in-depth insight into the rise and fall of Chinese dynasties. It has a clear and concise context, simple writing and strong logic. It can not only meet the readers' needs to understand the rise and fall of Chinese history, but also help readers to have a macro grasp of social changes. In line with the purpose of preserving the original appearance of the book, this book only corrects a few publication errors, and retains the concepts, titles, terminology and other expressions at that time.

"General History of China by Lu" is one of Mr. Lu Simian's historical treatises. The book is divided into two volumes. The first volume systematically narrates the development of social and economic systems, political systems, and cultural academics in categories. The second volume systematically narrates political and historical changes in chronological order by chapter. The author believes that the general history books popular in Shanghai at that time, although describing the rise and fall of chaos, included some regulations and systems, but often lacked a systematic and coherent top-down, making beginners confused and unable to form systematic historical knowledge. Especially university liberal arts students, they need systematic historical knowledge for further study, so it is necessary to use such a special method to write a general history.

"History of Pre-Qin" is the first of four chronological histories written by Mr. Lu Simian. Written in the mid-1930s, it was first published in 1941 and has been reprinted many times since then. It is a classic work in the study of the history of the Pre-Qin period in modern times. "History of Pre-Qin" is divided into two parts. The first half is political history, arranged in the order of historical events, and is coherent and coherent, clearly showing the historical development of China's pre-Qin period to readers; the second half is cultural history, which is narrated in a categorized manner. By describing the historical development of society, economy, political system, and cultural academics in the pre-Qin period, it explores the laws of Chinese historical development and its benefits to reality, and provides accurate research and unique opinions. \

This book is one of Mr. Lu Simian's four chronological histories. It is one of the most basic reference books for studying the history of the Jin, Southern and Northern Dynasties, and has become a classic work in the academic history of modern China. This book is divided into two parts. The first half is political history, arranged in the order of historical events; the second half is socioeconomic and cultural history, narrated by categories.

When Lu Simian was teaching at Changzhou Middle School in Jiangsu Province, he taught students the history of Chinese culture, and this book is compiled on this basis. The book summarizes the historical development, mutual relations and characteristics of China's socio-economic and political systems and cultural academics from 18 aspects such as marriage, class, and taxation. It is the essence of Lu Simian's Chinese studies.

Lu Simian's complete collection of historical and Chinese studies includes three volumes: "General History of China", "Great History of China" and "Encyclopedia of Knowledge on Chinese Studies". "General History of China" is Mr. Lu Simian's famous historical work. It is also the first general history of China written in vernacular in the history of our country. The book is divided into two volumes. The first volume is the cultural history of China, drawing on the canonical system of ancient history books. It is divided into eighteen topics according to chapters, such as marriage, clan system, political system, class, property, official system, and elections. The extensive content is completely consistent with the meaning of today's "big culture"; the second volume is the political history of China, starting from the origin of the nation and narrating the historical events of the past dynasties until the founding of the Republic of China. Five thousand years of Chinese history are condensed into one book. "General History of China" is permeated with Lu Simian's spirit of using new methods and new ideas to organize the old country. The whole book "writes general history with rich historical knowledge and smooth writing style, so as to open a new era for the writing of general history." "The Great History of China" is divided into five different periods according to the changes in Chinese history and society: ancient history, medieval history, modern history, modern history, and modern history. It describes in detail the history of China from ancient times to the eleventh year of the Republic of China. "Encyclopedia of Knowledge on Chinese Studies" includes Mr. Lu Simian's "Introduction to Chinese Studies", "Jingzi Jingzi Problems", "Introduction to Pre-Qin Academics", "Outline of Neo-Confucianism", "History of Chinese Culture", "Historical Research Methods", "History and Historical Records", and "How to Read Chinese Historical Books". It is the most comprehensive guide to teach introductory methods to Chinese studies so far.

"Lü Simian's Vernacular History of China" is divided into "Lü Simian's Vernacular History of China·Ancient Scrolls·Early Rise of China", "Lü Simian's Vernacular History of China·Middle Ancient Scrolls·The First Sound of the Han and Tang Dynasties", "Lü Simian's Vernacular History of China·Modern Scrolls·The Rise and Fall of the Song and Yuan Dynasties", "Lü Simian's Vernacular History of China·Modern Scrolls·Ming and Qing Dynasties" The five books in the series "The Changes" and "Lü Simian's Vernacular Chinese History·Modern Volume·What Was the Republic of China" are the first comprehensive histories written in vernacular with complete meaning. They respectively describe the political history, social economy, and cultural phenomena at each stage, and also describe the relationship between various countries and China. This version is based on the first edition of the Commercial Press in 1923. In order to make it easier to understand and read, the era of the Republic of China was changed to the AD era. The changed place names were also marked in detail, and the text was completely revised.

Mr. Lu mainly used modern sociological theory to elaborate on Confucius's thought of Datong, and analyzed the social changes in China and the practical process of Datong theory. He believed that the ideal model of social organization created by Confucius was the driving force that guided people of all generations to strive for social improvement. The process of social change is the process of striving for Datong, rather than a simple retrospective action. It was originally called "History of Social Changes in China" and was later renamed "Interpretation of Datong". Later, considering that "more people are closer to vernacular than to classical Chinese" and in order to "disseminate it more widely and achieve greater results", the classical Chinese manuscript was changed to vernacular, and it was called "History of Social Changes in China".

This is a general history of China carefully written by Lu Simian for high school students in the 1930s. The author uses concise and smooth words to give a comprehensive description of China's politics, geography, society, culture, etc. From ancient times to modern times. The book is full of citations, vivid in form, clear in organization, and unique in insights. It is an excellent popular reading on the general history of China.

"General History of China" is divided into upper and lower parts. The upper part focuses on cultural phenomena, while the lower part connects them in historical order, sorting out historical knowledge more systematically while sorting out the rise and fall. Mr. Lu wrote this book during the Anti-Japanese War, and it was written to meet the needs of university teaching at that time. Now it seems that this special style is still very helpful for beginners to systematically grasp all aspects of history. The book has been continuously reprinted since its publication, which is enough to show people's recognition of Mr. Lu and his writing of general history in vernacular.

"A Minimalist History of China": This book is a general history of China written in vernacular. It is also an epoch-making masterpiece that allows people to quickly understand Chinese history. It is praised by readers at home and abroad as "a book that allows you to understand five thousand years of Chinese history." "Common Sense of Chinese History": As an introductory book on Chinese history passed down from the Republic of China to the present day, this book condenses five thousand years of Chinese history into one work. Mr. Lu Simian uses clear and simple language to tell the allusions that everyone must know in the process of Chinese civilization. From the unique perspective of a literary and historian, he traces the deep motivations and logic behind the historical facts and clarifies the context of cultural changes. "History of the Three Kingdoms": From the perspective of literature and history, Mr. Lu Simian made a detailed distinction between the real Three Kingdoms and the characters, events, wars and geographical environments created in Three Kingdoms literature. He also conducted in-depth analysis of many major historical issues such as how Dong Zhuo disrupted the imperial court, how Cao Cao's power rose, the truth about the Battle of Chibi, the rise and fall of the Sima family, etc., And provided unique insights.

When and where can the Chinese nation trace its origins? Did Qin Shihuang implement tyranny or political ideals? How did the prosperous Tang Dynasty collapse after the Anshi Rebellion? Why couldn't Song Confucian thought save the Song Dynasty? As an introductory book on Chinese history passed down from the Republic of China to the present day, this book condenses five thousand years of Chinese history into one work. Mr. Lu Simian uses clear and simple language to tell the allusions that everyone must know in the process of Chinese civilization. From the unique perspective of a literary and historian, he traces the deep motivations and logic behind the historical facts and clarifies the context of cultural changes. This book allows you to easily understand the five thousand years of historical changes from ancient times to the Republic of China. Based on history, you can understand the past and present, understand the world, and look forward to the future.

Mr. Lu Simian drew on the canonical system of ancient history books and divided the book into eighteen topics such as marriage, clan system, political system, class, property, official system, and election, covering various aspects such as social economy, political system, and academic culture. The language of this book is fluent and popular, the logic is clear, and the analysis is unique and insightful. It can be called an excellent popular literature and history book.

This book is one of Mr. Lu Simian's four chronological histories. It is one of the most basic reference books for studying the history of the Sui, Tang and Five Dynasties, and has become a classic work in the academic history of modern China. This book is divided into two parts. The first half is political history, arranged in the order of historical events; the second half is socioeconomic and cultural history, narrated by categories.

This is an introductory book on Chinese politics, history and culture. Mr. Lu Simian is a modern Chinese historian and master of Chinese studies. He, Chen Yinke, Qian Mu, and Chen Yuan are also known as the "Four Great Historians". He carefully wrote a general history of China in the 1930s, telling the changes in political history in historical order. It is an excellent introductory book that allows you to quickly understand the history of China. The style is quite special and is obviously different from the teacher's other general history works. This book draws on a wide range of materials, is interesting and easy to read, and vividly presents Chinese history and politics with warmth and attitude. It not only conforms to the curriculum context of the textbook, but also extends the content of the textbook to the end, and consolidates historical understanding. It is a rare classic reading for learning Chinese history, politics and traditional culture.

"The Great History of China" is divided into five different periods according to the changes in Chinese history and society: ancient history, medieval history, modern history, modern history, and modern history. It describes in detail the history of China from ancient times to the eleventh year of the Republic of China.

"A Minimalist General History of China" is Mr. Lu Simian's famous historical work, and it is also the first general history of China told in vernacular in the history of our country. The original name of this book is "The History of the Country, Fuxing Senior High School Textbook". It is a general history of China written for high school students in the 1930s by the great historian Mr. Lu Simian. The author uses concise and smooth words to give a comprehensive description of China's politics, geography, society, culture, etc. From ancient times to modern times. The book is full of citations, vivid in form, clear in organization, and unique in insights. It is an excellent popular reading on the general history of China.

This is the masterpiece of historian Lu Simian. The original name of this book is "History of the Country, a Senior High School Textbook". It is a general history textbook of China written by Lu Simian in the 1930s for students of Fuxing Senior High School. Published by the Commercial Press in 1934, it is widely popular and has far-reaching influence. The writing of this book is concise, easy to understand and suitable for the general public to read.

This book is divided into two parts. The first part is political history, which is connected in historical order. It not only sorts out the rise and fall of history, but also organizes historical knowledge more systematically. The second part focuses on cultural phenomena. Mr. Lu wrote this book during the Anti-Japanese War, and it was written to meet the needs of university teaching at that time. Now it seems that this special style is still very helpful for beginners to systematically grasp all aspects of history. The book has been continuously reprinted since its publication, which is enough to show people's recognition of Mr. Lu and his writing of general history in vernacular. There is no need to go into details about the advantages of such a classic work, but here we still need to emphasize the characteristics of this book: There are many excellent historical classics in the history of our country, but the writing and ink are grand and too profound, which blocks out the entry of junior readers who do not have deep knowledge of classical Chinese. However, Mr. Lu's book is concise and simple in writing, which is relatively simple.

This book was originally titled "General History of China by Lu". It is one of Mr. Lu Simian's two major general history works, and it is also the highlight of the study of Chinese cultural history during the Republic of China. This book was written to meet the teaching needs of universities at that time after Shanghai fell into an "isolated island" during the Anti-Japanese War. The first volume is originally cultural history, which is the focus and key of this book. By describing the historical development of China's society, economy, political system and cultural academics, it explores the laws of China's historical development and its benefits to reality. It has detailed research and original opinions, and The writing is popular and fluent, making it a rare masterpiece in cultural history; the second volume is political history. In order to meet the teaching needs of the time, it is relatively simple, but it is comprehensive and coherent, clearly showing the development of Chinese history to readers, and the author's style is permeated every word. Readers who are interested in Chinese history must read this historical classic. For the convenience of reading, this book is organized into two volumes, the upper and lower volumes are combined into one, the traditional vertical arrangement is changed to the simplified horizontal arrangement, the chronology in the book is standardized and unified, and the errors in the original book are corrected. The history written by Mr. Lu is solid and accurate. The ins and outs of history, the causes and consequences are clearly described, and the insights are unique and insightful. It is a classic work in the academic history of modern China. Whether you are a history buff or not, you can read it and gain a lot.

During the Three Kingdoms period, talented people emerged in large numbers, resulting in the three countries making breakthrough progress in politics, military, economy, culture and other aspects. Rich historical facts, smooth writing, and in-depth analysis of key historical events and important figures in the Three Kingdoms period. Restore the neglected historical truth and explore the reasons for the rise and fall of centuries of troubled times.

"Seven Types of Historiography and Historical Records" includes "Historical Research Methods", "Historical Records and Historiography", "How to Read Chinese Historical Records", "General Commentary on History", "General Commentary on Literature and History", "Selected Biographies of Ancient Historians", "Selected Essays on Historical Records", etc. Most of its content was written by Mr. Lu to guide young students in reading historical books and enlightening them on historical research methods. It still has high guiding significance and reference value for the younger generation of history enthusiasts and researchers.

"Four Popular Readings on History and Geography by Lu" collects four popular readings on history and geography written by Mr. Lu Simian: "Su Qin Zhang Yi", "Combined Biography of Guanyue", "General Geography of China" and "History of the Three Kingdoms", all written during the Republic of China. Our publisher's 2010 edition follows Lu's writing, conceptual terminology, and even some comments to preserve the original appearance of the work, while correcting some errors in the original book.

"Chinese Social History" is one of Mr. Lu's important historical treatises. The book takes eighteen topics such as agriculture, industry, commerce, property, and coins as its warp and time as its latitude. It provides an in-depth and systematic summary of my country's historically important social and economic systems and political systems. It has always been an important reference monograph for studying and researching ancient Chinese laws and regulations. Most of the various aspects of social culture and systems discussed in it range from ancient society to the Republic of China, that is, the modern era when the author lived and wrote. It has the characteristics of linking ancient and modern times, tracing its origins, and detailing its evolution.

"Lü Simian's Vernacular History of China" is divided into "Lü Simian's Vernacular History of China·Ancient Scrolls·Early Rise of China", "Lü Simian's Vernacular History of China·Middle Ancient Scrolls·The First Sound of the Han and Tang Dynasties", "Lü Simian's Vernacular History of China·Modern Scrolls·The Rise and Fall of the Song and Yuan Dynasties", "Lü Simian's Vernacular History of China·Modern Scrolls·Ming and Qing Dynasties" The five books in the series "The Changes" and "Lü Simian's Vernacular Chinese History·Modern Volume·What Was the Republic of China" are the first comprehensive histories written in vernacular with complete meaning. They respectively describe the political history, social economy, and cultural phenomena at each stage, and also describe the relationship between various countries and China. This version is based on the first edition of the Commercial Press in 1923. In order to make it easier to understand and read, the era of the Republic of China was changed to the AD era. The changed place names were also marked in detail, and the text was completely revised.

There are many books on the general history of China, but Lu Zhuban is one of the best. Once published, it has been a best-seller to this day. This book is based on the National History Reader and the first edition of "Lü's General History of China" (the first volume was published in 1940 and the second volume was published in 1944), Lu Simian's third (and final) general history work. The book is divided into two parts: the first part is Chinese political history, which focuses on the landmark events in Chinese history and the evolution of Chinese historical trends; the lower part is Chinese cultural history, which systematically describes the social, economic, and cultural development of ancient China in categories. The unique dual narrative perspective of "political history + cultural history" breaks the previous generational division model of general history writing, which means it can be read immediately. It deletes unnecessary and complicated documentary evidence, integrates more of Lu's own ideological views, and makes it succinct, lively and interesting. One book allows you to easily understand five thousand years of Chinese history.

"History of the Sui, Tang and Five Dynasties" is divided into upper and lower parts. The upper part is political history, including the rise and fall of dynasties, the causes and consequences of various major historical events, the success and failure of political facilities, and the relationship with ethnic minorities. The lower part is socioeconomic and cultural history, which is divided into the development of social economy, political system, ethnic territory, culture and academics, etc. This book presents the social, cultural, political and other aspects of this complicated historical period of the Sui, Tang and Five Dynasties from multiple angles.

This book discusses pre-Qin academics, firstly taking a bird's-eye view of the origins and interrelationships of various pre-Qin schools, and secondly analyzing Taoism, Confucianism, Legalism, Ming, Mohism, Yin and Yang, Zongheng, military, agriculture, mathematics, alchemy, novels, and miscellaneous schools. This in-depth and simple explanation enables readers to not only have a comprehensive understanding of pre-Qin scholarship, but also to examine the contents of important works of each school under its guidance. The author's discussion is plain and simple, with a unique perspective. Many of his conclusions have been proven by subsequent archaeological results, and it can be regarded as an important guide to understanding pre-Qin scholarship.

As a citizen of a country, you must have a certain understanding of the history of your country. This can be said to be the consensus of all citizens. However, it is difficult for ordinary people to fully understand the history of China, which spans five thousand years and twenty-four splendid histories. In response to this, Mr. Lu Simian, a great historian, wrote the book "A General History of China for Everyone" specifically for readers with ordinary knowledge, so that readers can have a certain understanding of major events in Chinese history after reading this book. However, in the process of writing, Lu Simian did not simply list historical facts, but gained insight into the general trend of Chinese history through specific historical events and institutional changes. In this way, readers can not only understand the basic situation of their country's history, but also develop a deep understanding and sympathy for history in a subtle way. In order to adapt to the reading level of general readers, this book uses simple vernacular writing, and the content is appropriately selected. It not only has the weight and depth of history itself, but also takes into account the story and interest of the reading process.

Lu Simian (1884-1957), whose courtesy name was Chengzhi, was born in a scholarly family in Changzhou, Jiangsu Province. He was educated by his parents and teachers when he was young, and entered the county school at the age of 15. In his early years, he taught at Changzhou Xishan Primary School and Changzhou Fuzhong School. Among his students were Qian Mu and Zhao Yuanren who later became great writers and historians. After 1926, he taught at Guanghua University for a long time, and after liberation, he served as a professor at East China Normal University. He read widely, focused on comprehensive research, and paid attention to integration. He wrote two general histories of China, four chronological histories, and five specialized histories in his lifetime. In addition, he has a large number of historical notes that are well-known in the field of history, totaling more than 10 million words. "History of the Country in Vernacular", "History of Pre-Qin", "History of Qin and Han", "History of Two Jin and Southern and Northern Dynasties", "History of Sui, Tang and Five Dynasties" and "Notes on Reading History by Lu Simian" are Mr. Lu's most representative historical works.

"History of the Two Jin and Southern and Northern Dynasties" is the third book in Mr. Lu Simian's series of Chinese chronological history. It is divided into two parts: political history, social economic history and cultural history. It systematically and profoundly describes this war-filled period in Chinese history, and discusses the political and cultural characteristics of this special period. The author quotes from many sources and thinks about the fundamental issues of human survival and development. The light of his wisdom penetrates history, and the value of his thoughts transcends time and space and remains new over time. It is the great spiritual wealth of the Chinese nation.

"Lü's General History of China (Part 2)" is prefaced by the times and briefly narrates the rise and fall of the Chinese nation over thousands of years, taking both sides into account.

Mr. Lu Simian devoted his life to the research and education of ancient Chinese history. He was a famous historian in the 20th century and made great contributions to the study of ancient Chinese history. This book is of high value for historical research and is a must-read for history lovers and historical researchers.

"Two Types of Chinese Ethnic History" is compiled from Mr. Lu Simian's old works "History of the Evolution of Chinese Ethnics" and "History of Chinese Ethnics". The former provides a macroscopic view of the origin and formation of the Chinese nation, the exchanges and integration of various ethnic groups, the trauma suffered by the Chinese nation in modern times, the problems it faces, and the road to rejuvenation, etc. The text is easy to read and absorbs the ethnological theories at home and abroad at that time. It is a popular reading for students. The latter provides a systematic description of the twelve main clans in Chinese history, and is accompanied by detailed textual research. It is a high-quality academic work.

"Four Kinds of Literature and Anthology" contains some of Mr. Lu Simian's writings on classical literature. "Song Dynasty Literature" was published by the Commercial Museum in 1931. "On Poetry" and "Selected Essays on the History of Chinese Literature" are lecture notes given by Mr. Lu when he taught at Jiangsu Provincial First Normal School from 1923 to 1925. "Selected Chinese Essays" is also Mr. Lu's lecture notes. These words reflect Mr. Lu's cultivation and attainments in Chinese literary history and literary works, and are very precious.

"Lv Simian's Essay Series" collects a total of 102 articles of various types by Mr. Lv Simian, which are roughly divided into five groups: "History", "Philosophy", "Socioeconomic Culture", "Literary Documents" and "Prefaces and Postscripts to Letters". It is also organized internally according to the year of writing and publication. It contains some of Mr.'S important papers, letters and speeches, as well as prefaces and postscripts to his autobiography. This book is an important material for studying the evolution of Mr. Lu's thoughts, academic views and life experiences.

"Five Kinds of Primary and Secondary School Textbooks by Lu" is a compilation of five kinds of textbooks compiled by Mr. Lu Simian during the teaching process, namely "Chinese Textbook for Higher Elementary Schools", "History of the Country for Senior High School Textbooks under the New Academic System", "History of the Country for Senior High School Textbooks", "History of the Country for High School Review Series", and "History of the Country for Junior High School Standard Textbooks". Although these textbooks were written for primary and secondary school students (mainly high school students) at that time, even if they are used as teaching materials for university history majors today, they are probably not too shallow.

"Four Kinds of Philology" is a concentrated display of Mr. Lu Simian's philology research, including "Treatise on Chapters and Sentences", "Examination of Chinese Character Changes", "A Brief Explanation of Character Examples", and "Examination of Shuowen Jiezi". These four philological works have been published by many publishing houses, but none of them are complete. This edition is based on the revised draft by Mr. Lu Simian during his lifetime, with relevant text added. The complete picture of Mr. Lu Simian's philological thoughts can almost be seen.

"History of the Sui, Tang and Five Dynasties" is the last of Mr. Lu Simian's series of works on the history of Chinese dynasties. The book is divided into fifteen chapters including the "General Introduction". It first describes the rise and fall of dynasties, the causes and consequences of various major historical events, the success and failure of political facilities, etc., Using a new chronicle style; then it narrates the socio-economic and cultural history, dividing the development of socio-economics, political systems, cultural academics, etc., Using a new style of describing regulations and systems.

"Lv Simian's Poetry Collection" is the last part of "Lv Simian's Collected Works", which contains some of Mr. Lu Simian's old works and manuscripts. The whole book is divided into four parts: "Haolu Manuscripts", "Haolu Poetry Manuscripts", "Three Types of Novels" and "Haolu Manuscripts". The manuscript part includes old-style articles written by Mr. Lu, the poetry part includes poems, lyrics and couplets, the novel part includes "The Female Knight" and "Chinese Female Detective", and the collection part includes more than 80 academic and travel articles by Mr Lu.

The only popular historical work by the master of history, Mr. Lu Simian, uses rich historical knowledge to conduct an in-depth analysis of some characters, events, wars, geographical environment, etc. Involved in the history and literature of the Three Kingdoms, and restores the history of the Three Kingdoms to its original appearance. When Mr. Lu Simian discusses the Three Kingdoms, he never cites the research results of others. All materials are directly quoted from various historical books, and the research is extremely rigorous. This book is an important reference material for Yi Zhongtian's evaluation of the Three Kingdoms.

This book is based on the first edition of "History of the Three Kingdoms" published by Kaiming Bookstore in 1943, and is supplemented with articles related to the history of the Three Kingdoms published by Mr. Lu in other newspapers and periodicals. It is carefully collated and slightly annotated. This book is a classic work by the historian Mr. Lu Simian who tells the history of the Three Kingdoms in concise and popular language based on his rich historical knowledge and guides young people to correctly open the history of the Three Kingdoms. From the dual perspectives of literature and history, the author makes a detailed distinction between the characters, events, wars and geographical environments that existed in the history of the Three Kingdoms and those created in the literature of the Three Kingdoms. He conducts in-depth analysis of many major historical issues and restores the historical facts. The obliterated historical facts are corrected, the distorted characters are rectified, the false accusations are vindicated for Cao Cao, Wei Yan and other characters who have been vilified by the novels, and people's fallacious historical concepts are corrected.

This book is a reprint of "The History of the Country, Fuxing Senior High School Textbook" written by Lu Simian, a leading historian. The book is divided into six chapters: introduction, ancient history, medieval history, modern history, modern history, and conclusion. In the book, Mr. Lu Simian uses concise and smooth words to give a comprehensive and concise description of China's politics, geography, society, and culture from ancient times to modern times. The writing is plain and easy to understand, the organization is clear, and the insights are novel and unique. This book is the first general history of China written in vernacular. It is also an epoch-making masterpiece that allows people to quickly understand Chinese history. It is praised by readers at home and abroad as "a book that allows you to understand five thousand years of Chinese history."

Lu Simian was a historian of the middle and modern times. He made contributions to the construction of the general history of the Middle Ages and also pioneered the writing of modern history. This book starts from the social conquests in the early Qing Dynasty and continues to the end of the Anti-Japanese War. It covers all the events, characters, institutions and regulations in modern history in detail. It is a classic for readers to understand the history of middle and modern times. I often regard Mr. Lu Simian Chengzhi, Mr. Chen Yuan Yuan, Mr. Chen Yinke and Mr. Qian Mubin as the four predecessors of history who have broad theoretical fields, rich narratives, and can write deeply.

During the Anti-Japanese War, Mr. Lu Simian created this book to meet the needs of history teaching at that time. Because of its concise content and easy-to-understand language, after its publication, it became the most widely circulated general history of China during the Republic of China. To this day, it is still an introductory book to history for many readers. The book provides an overview of China's historical changes over thousands of years from ancient times to modern times, systematically summarizes the development of major historical events, social economy, political systems, and cultural academics, and places Chinese history in a global perspective. It has great innovations in both historical perspectives and compilation methods, and highlights Lu Simian's view of history. The book has a clear context and strong logic, which not only satisfies readers' need to understand the rise and fall of Chinese history, but also helps readers gain a macro-grasp of social changes.

"History of the Country in Vernacular" is one of Mr. Lu Simian's "two general histories" and is also the first general history work written by Mr. Lu Simian. This book is a lecture notes given by Mr. Wang in a middle school and is intended for readers to self-study history. It is divided into ancient times, medieval times, modern times, and modern times, and systematically introduces Chinese history. Among its various history textbooks, it is particularly comprehensive and specific, and is one of its important works. "History of the Country in Vernacular" has been reprinted many times since its publication in 1923, and was very popular at the time. It has also been revised and revised many times by my husband, who valued it very much and put a lot of effort into it.

"A Brief History of China" is written by Lu Simian, a master of historians. It is based on the very popular history textbook "Fuxing Senior High School Textbook History of the Country" during the Republic of China. The original version of the book was published by the Commercial Press. The first edition was a sensation. It was reprinted many times and reprinted nearly 200 times in total, influencing a generation. It is known as an introductory book on the general history of China that is still readable from the Republic of China to this day. Peking University, Renmin University, Zhejiang University, Fudan University, etc. Have formulated reading lists, and Yi Zhongtian, Gu Jiegang, and Qian Mu unanimously praised the minimalist history of China. The book is divided into six chapters: introduction, ancient history, medieval history, modern history, modern history, and conclusion. The author uses concise and fluent language to describe China's historical trends, political systems, ideological culture, geography, society, etc. From ancient times to the 1930s. Mr. Lu Simian uses short and concise pages to analyze and explain China's five thousand years of history in detail, and explains the difficult points with detailed annotations, turning the complex Chinese history into a popular historical book that is easy to read and understand. To understand Chinese history, a copy of "A Brief History of China" is enough.