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"Reading a Little World History Every Day - Ancient Volume" edited by Ren Haozhi divides world history in interesting language: the ancient part: the origin and initial development of human civilization; the medieval part: the millennium of feudal society and Christianity. It is interesting, humorous and highly readable, and solves the boring and stereotyped nature of ordinary history books. It is a rare historical book suitable for people of all levels to read.

World history is divided into interesting language: the ancient part: the origin and initial development of human civilization; the medieval part: the millennium of feudal society and Christianity; the modern part: the rise of the Western world and the formation of its dominance; and the modern part: world wars, the Cold War and globalization. Among them, famous figures and famous historical events in various historical periods are objectively evaluated. The evaluation is not limited to inherent historical viewpoints, but divides their historical behaviors and life trajectories into two parts from an objective and fair perspective. It is interesting, humorous and highly readable, and solves the boring and stereotyped nature of ordinary history books. It is a rare historical book suitable for people of all levels to read.

"Reading a Little Chinese History Every Day: Pre-Qin, Sui, Tang and Five Dynasties" edited by Ren Haozhi uses humorous language to divide my country's history into Pre-Qin: the dawn of civilization; Qin and Han: the unification of the world; Wei, Jin, Southern and Northern Dynasties: the blending of nationalities; Sui, Tang and Five Dynasties: the rebuilding of the empire. It is interesting, humorous and highly readable, and solves the boring and stereotyped nature of ordinary history books. It is a rare historical book suitable for people of all levels to read.

"Reading a Little Chinese History Every Day: Volume of the Two Songs and the Republic of China" edited by Ren Haozhi divides the history of our country in humorous language: the two Song Dynasties: the dream of the two capitals; the Yuan Dynasty: the smoke and dust of the desert; the Ming Dynasty: the flashy family; the Qing Dynasty: the twilight of the dynasty; and the Republic of China: moving towards rejuvenation. It is interesting, humorous and highly readable, and solves the boring and stereotyped nature of ordinary history books. It is a rare historical book suitable for people of all levels to read.