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Minnie Vautrin (Chinese name Huaqun, September 27, 1886 - May 14, 1941), American, professor at Jinling Women's College of Arts and Sciences. During the Nanjing Massacre, she actively rescued Chinese refugees and used Jinling Women's College of Arts and Sciences (now Suiyuan Campus of Nanjing Normal University) to protect tens of thousands of Chinese refugees. The tears of a foreign woman flow from the eyes of a Chinese woman. The smell of war is the smell of a burning heart. The smell of war is getting stronger day by day.

This book is a collection of stories focusing on the history of the Western Zhou Dynasty. It uses the bronze inscriptions in the collection as the core writing structure: starting from the content of the inscriptions and the historical facts of the Western Zhou Dynasty, it combines the interpretation of the inscriptions to excavate the fragments of historical facts and story clues, and refers to other historical materials and literary works. Finally, it revolves around the development of the royal family of the Western Zhou Dynasty and presents various stories with themes of responsibility, friendship, etc. The whole book revolves around seven bronzes including He Zun, Shi Qiangpan, Dake Ding and Maogong Ding, and derives seven stories involving the emperors of the Western Zhou Dynasty, including King Wu of Zhou, King Mu of Zhou, and King Li of Zhou. By shaping the images of various characters around the emperor and telling the related deeds between the characters, the book not only popularizes the cultural relics knowledge of the Western Zhou Dynasty to readers, shows the historical style of the time, but also conveys positive values ​​such as taking responsibility, valuing friendship, and facing misunderstandings.