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This book uses nearly 200 items to briefly sort out the development of ancient Chinese military in the form of questions and answers. The selection of entries follows the principles of influence, popularity, and error correction. It is easy to understand and corrects long-term misunderstandings of some figures and events in military history in literary, artistic, and film and television works. Both informative and interesting.

In the thousands of years of history of the Chinese nation, there are too many familiar stories. However, are these beautiful legends that have been passed down for thousands of years real history? In fact, history can be "narrated", and reality can be fictionalized. The true face of history that we have always known is not what we know. Is King Zhou of Shang really a tyrant through the ages? What is the story of the Zhao orphans? Is Guan Yu qualified for the title of "Martial Saint"? Is Zhuge Liang really the wisest of all time? Are the generals of the Yang family as majestic as in the storytelling? Who is the traitor He Shen, Liu Yong or Ji Xiaolan? Our book aims to uncover those historical figures and events that have been distorted in the long-term circulation, return them to their original appearance in history, and further explore the reasons for these misunderstandings, so as to present the historical reality in front of people as much as possible and "rectify" these familiar historical events and historical figures.