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Life is like a stove fire in Yantai, sweet, sour, bitter, tear-jerking, all kinds of tastes, only you know.

From the smoke of gunfire in Kursk to the duel at the Battle of El Alamein, from the embarrassment of tanks in Berlin street battles, to the competition between American and Soviet-made tanks in the Middle East war, they all show the unparalleled status of tanks on the battlefield. In its long history of development, it has always been accompanied by smoke and wisdom, blood and thinking, and all the horrifying memories of death. Battle of the Somme: A horde of armored monsters burst out of their position, stunning the Germans. Raid on Poland: German tanks' "Blitzkrieg" sweeps across Europe. Battle of Stalingrad: The Soviet Union's "King of the Snow" made Hitler suffer. Kursk: A real big scene, a decisive battle with more than a thousand tanks. Bloody battle in Rinava village: two tanks VS one tank regiment.

During the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period, when the Zhou Dynasty declined and princes flourished, the power of ministers and clans threatened the monarchy from time to time. This phenomenon can be roughly divided into two categories: carve-up crisis and substitution crisis. The representative of the former is "Three Families Divided into Jin", and the representative of the latter is "Tian Family Replaces Qi". This book discusses the latter, taking the history of the 12 clan heads of the Tian (Chen) family in Qi as the main line. The ones the author writes about the most are Tian Wuyu and Tian. Qi, Tian Heng, and Tian He, these four people basically interpret the origin, inheritance, transfer, and union of the Tian family, supporting the Tian family's 286-year history from "entering Qi" to "stealing Qi". At the same time, they also outline the historical picture of the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period.