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Zhuge Liang is one of the most famous and reputable figures in Chinese history. Among the people, he is the embodiment of wisdom. Longzhong's countermeasures, verbal battles with Confucian scholars, borrowing arrows from straw boats, and seven captures of Meng Huo are all classic stories that have made him a legend of wisdom that no one can match. Historically, he was also a practitioner of morality. He worked hard to correct the shortcomings of the times, encouraged himself to be on the right path, and put public morality first. How did he forge his loyalty and courage through the ways of being a monarch and a minister, the way of establishing a country, and the way of rule of law? What kind of wisdom shines through his way of self-cultivation, way of learning, and way of using military force? As the most perfect ancient politician in the eyes of the Chinese people, what kind of political code is hidden in him? This book explains Zhuge Liang's life in detail from the perspective of traditional philosophy.

This book is a popular book on the history of the Three Kingdoms written by experts on the history of the Three Kingdoms for the majority of lovers of the history of the Three Kingdoms. It comprehensively introduces the important historical events and historical figures from the warlord melee in 190 AD to the Jin Dynasty's destruction of Wu and the unification of the south in 280 AD, involving politics, military, economy, culture and other aspects, allowing readers to quickly have a systematic and comprehensive understanding of the Three Kingdoms period. Respecting historical truth is a major feature of this set of books. It truly restores the true appearance, thoughts and styles of historical figures such as Cao Cao, Sun Quan, Zhuge Liang, and Sima Yi, and summarizes the strategies and wisdom of the figures during the Three Kingdoms period for future generations to learn from. "The Romance of the Three Kingdoms" is a historical romance novel. Reading "The Romance of the Three Kingdoms" is equivalent to appreciating the story of the Three Kingdoms from a god's perspective. But the real history book "Three Kingdoms" is a character-centered biography. Reading "Three Kingdoms" is equivalent to experiencing the history of the Three Kingdoms from a first-person perspective, as if we are the heroic figures who galloped on the historical stage thousands of years ago. "Heroes of the Three Kingdoms: Troubled Times" will be character-centered and will experience with you that era when heroes emerged in large numbers.

It is impossible for people to have smooth sailing, and the experience of the emperor's civil servants and generals may be even more bumpy. Yi Yin, the prime minister of Shang Tang, had been a slave; Han Xin, the founding father of the Western Han Dynasty, had been humiliated from the crotch; Bu Shi, the minister of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, had been a shepherd; Yao Guangxiao, the counselor of Emperor Chengzu of the Ming Dynasty, had been a monk. This book carefully selects the most legendary ancient figures and tells their thought-provoking life experiences in a relaxed and humorous tone. I believe you will be inspired after reading the wonderful lives of these people.