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"The Bloody Crown: A History of British Crown Power and War" takes the perspective of war and royal power changes for the first time, comprehensively showing the changes in the British Isles over the past four hundred years, from the feudal princes to the bourgeois revolution and the long journey of the constitutional monarchy.

This book focuses on an extremely radical era of change in Japan's modern history. After the Sino-Japanese War, Japan annexed the Korean Peninsula and mobilized its entire country to compete with Tsarist Russia for the Northeast. At the same time, agents in China were fostered to become the driving force behind the warlords' melee, until they invaded China with arms. The offensive and defensive battle between Japan and Germany around Qingdao during World War I was once hidden in historical data. The intervention in the Soviet revolution and the military action of sending troops to Siberia further reflected the complicated political and military game in Japan. This book will take the history from the Sino-Japanese War of 1894 to the end of World War I as a clue, follow the footsteps of Japan's military expansion, and show readers the history of the Japanese military gradually becoming the master of the country.

Zhao Kai's language and literary talents not only have his own tone characteristics, but also make necessary modifications based on colloquialism. "A river is on fire" is the last sentence of the book "Hold On". I like this sentence. Zhao Kai is a burning river, a unique river, one among many rivers that needs to be discovered by more people. His stiff body is like a high-spirited sail, and the pen in his hand is an oar; he used his literary works to build a Noah's Ark of destiny, carrying a beautiful soul. After reading these novels, I was particularly moved, and Zhao Kai's bright and gentle smile appeared in front of my eyes. He is slowly coming towards us in the depths of time; and the literary world he created has enriched and splendid this world that is noisy and lively on the surface, but in fact barren and desolate.

This book is a literary review monograph that comprehensively and systematically collects 45 literary review articles written and published by Zhao Kai, a professor, doctoral supervisor, and critic at Anhui University since 2000. Zhao Kai is an expert in the study of the Sinicization of Marxist literary theory. The articles in this collection of reviews are mainly based on the local literary phenomena in Anhui. It is the author who focuses on the literary practice of contemporary China and applies Marxist literary theory to specific literary research and criticism. It reflects the distinctive spirit of the times and profound historical significance. The collected commentaries have been published in newspapers and periodicals such as People's Daily, Guangming Daily, Literary Review, Literary Journal, Literary Research, Literary Theory and Criticism, Anhui Daily, Anhui Literature, etc., And have generated good social response.

When talking about the diplomatic relations between the Ming Empire and Japan, the Japanese pirate rebellion and Wanli's aid to the DPRK should be the impression of Chinese people. However, various historical materials are complicated, and ordinary history enthusiasts often have little understanding of these two major historical events themselves, and lack a comprehensive understanding of their causes and consequences. In view of this, this book will use the theory of the Western Annals School to comprehensively review the three hundred years of exchanges between the Ming Empire and Japan, comprehensively display the comprehensive political, economic, and military confrontation and game between China and Japan during this historical period, and provide readers with an in-depth interpretation of the considerations behind various high-level decisions during this period.