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Lin Yu, a modern civil servant, traveled through time and became Su Shi. He outsmarted corrupt officials and implemented reforms with his keyboard warrior skills, but was framed and demoted. From Bianjing to Hainan, he brought his good wife Wang Fu and his best friend Wang Anshi to change their fate and stir up the Song Dynasty in the fragrance of poetry and wine...

Family simulator. Wu Ju traveled through time and became the ancestor of the Wu family in the early Western Han Dynasty. And obtain the family system, each generation of his descendants can obtain professional talents. Farmer, assassin, translator, guide... The Wu family has since become active in the long history of China. They helped Liu defeat Lu; Help Zhou Yafu quell the chaos in the Seven Kingdoms; Assisted Zhang Qian on his mission to the Western Regions; Help Huo Qubing and seal Langjuxu. Huo Chengjun, Wang Zhaojun, Zhao Feiyan, Ban Zhao, Cai Yan... Whether she is a talented woman or a beautiful woman, she is the daughter-in-law of the Wu family. [The history of changes will be changed, with minor revisions to Jia Yi's chapter and major revisions to Zhang Qian and Huo Qubing's chapters. ]

This is a story about various big and small characters who at first simply just wanted to live, and in the end died generously for the sake of national justice. Some people worry about the country and the people and remonstrate with the emperor, while some people sit and lie down on tall buildings and play songs every night. Some people protect themselves wisely, while others laugh at the suffering of all people. There are also people who save the country and the people, even if they are angry and blood is splashed every step of the way. Lin Che, a new young man in the 21st century, accidentally traveled here. Inside, he was surrounded by flies and dogs, and outside, he was surrounded by wolves. How should he break the situation? The plowman abandons his plow, the scholar draws his sword, and the common man can guard the broken mountains and rivers with his sword.

Interesting reading of history, a series of comics biographies, and a new work by Han Minghui, the author of the "History of China Hidden in Idioms" series of books! This series of books uses full-color comics to provide hilarious interpretations of Su Dongpo's biography, Wang Yangming's biography, and Zhu Yuanzhang's biography. Interesting and informative! A book takes you to a historical scene and allows you to immerse yourself in the wisdom and extraordinary life of historical figures! There are also sections such as the Mist Theater, Hall of Fame, Top Secret Archives, Exclusive News Station, and Knowledge Gas Station to expand traditional cultural knowledge from multiple angles!

"Chinese Social History" is one of Mr. Lu's important historical treatises. The book takes eighteen topics such as agriculture, industry, commerce, property, and coins as its warp and time as its latitude. It provides an in-depth and systematic summary of my country's historically important social and economic systems and political systems. It has always been an important reference monograph for studying and researching ancient Chinese laws and regulations. Most of the various aspects of social culture and systems discussed in it range from ancient society to the Republic of China, that is, the modern era when the author lived and wrote. It has the characteristics of linking ancient and modern times, tracing its origins, and detailing its evolution.

"Six Histories" describes the six most representative transitional dynasties in Chinese history, Qin, Han, Tang, Song, Ming and Qing, from their rise to decline, with panoramic views and secret details. The system is complete, the content is rich, and the priorities are clear. It combines the majestic spirit of history with the interest of grass and snakes. It respects historical facts and has sophisticated diction. It has many but lifelike characters. In the midst of laughter and curses, it writes the breadth and splendor of history. It is recognized as a masterpiece of epic history. Qin, Han, Tang, Song, Ming and Qing, the rise and fall of a dynasty are the food, clothing, housing and transportation, happiness and troubles, life and death of people traveling around time and space. Write down all the details of history. Reading the Twenty-Four Histories is not as good as reading Cai Dongfan; under the Six Histories, there is a whole China.

The book "Ten Lectures on Chinese Renaissance" written by Huang Yanpei introduces that the Chinese Renaissance Lecture was held in Chengdu in the summer of the 31st year of the Republic of China. The ten speeches were published in the "National News" one after another, and people came to ask for the printed copies from time to time. After re-reading it recently, I feel that the changes in the war situation at home and abroad have gained a lot of confirmation after more than a year as predicted at that time. As for the major issue of the Anti-Japanese War and the founding of the country, the views at that time were that it was necessary to speak out loudly.

"History of Chinese Historiography" is a representative work in the founding period of Chinese historiography. It mainly discusses the emergence of historians, historians, historical books, and the differences between official history and private history; the focus of historiography is on two aspects: writing history and discussing history; two turning points in the way of writing history; the important position of historical materials in the development of historiography, etc.

The book "History of China in Recent Centenary" has a total of twenty-one chapters. Chapters 1 to 6 describe the Opium War and its aftermath, the rise and fall of the Taiping Heavenly Kingdom, and the diplomatic situation of the Xianfeng Dynasty. Chapters 7 to 10 describe the internal affairs and diplomacy of the Tongzhi Dynasty and the early years of Guangxu. Chapters 11 to 16 describe the Sino-Japanese War of 1898-1898, the Reform Movement of 1898, the Boxer Rebellion, and the internal affairs and diplomacy of the late Qing Dynasty. Chapters 17 to 21 describe the Revolution of 1911, Yuan Shikai's proclaimed emperor, domestic affairs and diplomacy since the Republic of China, etc.

Mr. Lu mainly used modern sociological theory to elaborate on Confucius's thought of Datong, and analyzed the social changes in China and the practical process of Datong theory. He believed that the ideal model of social organization created by Confucius was the driving force that guided people of all generations to strive for social improvement. The process of social change is the process of striving for Datong, rather than a simple retrospective action. It was originally called "History of Social Changes in China" and was later renamed "Interpretation of Datong". Later, considering that "more people are closer to vernacular than to classical Chinese" and in order to "disseminate it more widely and achieve greater results", the classical Chinese manuscript was changed to vernacular, and it was called "History of Social Changes in China".

The long-selling classic that has sold 400,000 copies has been newly revised; Zhou Chonglin, a well-known tea culture scholar, reviews the century-old industry history and interprets the story of Chinese tea! From the 17th to the 19th centuries, tea was inextricably linked to the fate of the four major countries: China, Britain, the United States, and India. The wars caused by tea, including the Sino-British Opium War, the First British War of Invasion of Tibet, and the American War of Independence, changed world history and also affected the shaping of the global economic landscape. "Why did the United Kingdom and the United States become rich and powerful because of tea, but the late Qing Dynasty declined because of tea?" Zhou Chonglin and Tai Junlin, well-known tea culture researchers, started from this question and combed and referenced hundreds of documents. They used detailed historical materials, objective records, and popular writing to restore the true history and reveal the profound reasons behind it layer by layer. It not only focuses on issues such as the Sino-British trade war, Sino-US relations, the right to speak about tea, and the frontiers of tea culture, but also panoramically displays the changes in the world's political and economic landscape, places tea in a macro historical context, interprets the politics, economy, and society of the late Qing Dynasty, and provides a deep insight into the entanglement between the tea movement and the national destiny. "Tea War" was first published in 2012 and was widely praised by readers. It sold 400,000 copies in 10 years. This edition has been fully revised and has added tens of thousands of words.

This series of books selects classic works on academic culture by masters and famous figures at this time, with the aim of systematically organizing Chinese academic culture since the 20th century. Although the titles included in the series have been published long ago, they are scattered and not large-scale. The purpose of this collection is to use the publisher's modest efforts to promote the great development and prosperity of Chinese culture, to create a national cultural treasure, and to preserve for future generations a long-lasting masterpiece.

Peking University is a century-old prestigious university in China with a strong faculty and is an institution of higher learning. The book "Peking University History Lectures" includes famous Chinese masters Hu Shi, Fu Sinian, Zhang Yinlin, Liang Qichao, Lu Simian, Meng Sen, Miao Fenglin, Lei Haizong, and Cen Zhongmian. It stands at a new height and uses a rational point of view to explain history, such as Xia, Shang and Zhou, Spring and Autumn and Warring States, Qin and Song, Ming and Qing, and modern Chinese history. It seizes the turning point of Chinese history, and its penetrating and easy-to-understand writing style allows future generations to clearly understand the real events that happened thousands of years ago. On the basis of respecting historical facts, "Peking University History Lectures" uses the form of narrating historical events, uses speculative language, and uses a new vision and historical perspective to comprehensively and in-depth explore the successes and failures of China's rise and fall from multiple angles such as politics, economics, thought, religion, etc. It not only draws on past experience, but also points out the direction for the future and sounds the alarm. It is worth reading and savoring by every Chinese.

Yue Nan, the author of "Traveling to the South and Returning to the North", has made a masterpiece after going to Sanxingdui for in-depth interviews many times! The archaeological records of Sanxingdui over the past century + the latest excavation results are fully disclosed! The book contains a large amount of precious historical materials + interviews with front-line archaeologists + real photos of the excavation site, allowing you to immersively touch the pulse of ancient Shu civilization! Panoramic collection of archaeological results from 1929 to 2024, exclusive disclosure of the latest discoveries in Pit No. 3 To Pit 8, and first-hand pictures of cultural relics that have never been released! Archeology professors from Peking University and Sichuan University jointly wrote the preface and highly recommended it! Sanxingdui in Guanghan, Sichuan, has always attracted the attention of the world with its unique cultural relics: magnificent and colorful jade artifacts, mysterious bronze masks, exquisite bronze sacred trees, shining golden scepters... All of these show the world the splendid and colorful ancient Shu civilization. This book uses vivid writing to reproduce the discovery and excavation process of Sanxingdui for nearly a hundred years from the 1920s to the present, the fierce game between relevant parties around Sanxingdui cultural relics, and the rich meaning and connotation behind the unearthed cultural relics. In the past two years, writer Yue Nan went to Sanxingdui again to conduct in-depth interviews, brilliantly interpreting the latest archaeological results of Pit No. 3 To No. 8, And striving to present a more three-dimensional and complete Sanxingdui to readers. Reading this book, you will understand the past and present life of Sanxingdui, and start a wonderful journey full of exploration!

Zhu Yuanzhang, the founding emperor of the Ming Dynasty. From Zhu Yuanzhang's poor background to the establishment of the Ming Dynasty, this book demonstrates his political strategy, military talent and governance philosophy.

Starting from Qin Shihuang's unification of the six kingdoms and ending with Wang Mang's usurpation of the Han Dynasty, there are a hundred chapters, which truly reproduce the rise and fall of the unified Qin Empire, the changes between Chu and Han, and the magnificent history of the Han Empire at its peak.

The Tang Dynasty is an important era in the development of the Chinese nation. Not long after the founding of the country, his prestige spread far and wide, the society was prosperous and prosperous, and the emperor was revered as the Khan of Heaven. This book outlines the process of the Tang Empire from prosperity to decline in nearly three centuries, focusing on three historical lessons: the first is the disaster of women, that is, promiscuity in the palace; the second is the disaster of eunuchs, that is, the eunuchs are good at governing and hijacking the emperor; the third is the disaster of vassals, that is, warlords fight in a melee, separate one side, and finally usurp the central power. The book has a relatively detailed description of major events such as the Li family's father and son's defeat of the heroes, the Xuanwumen Incident, Wu Zetian's proclaiming emperor, and the Anshi Rebellion.

This book tells the history of 18 emperors in the 320 years of the Song Dynasty, from the founding of the country to its demise. It records the historical lessons of the Northern Song Dynasty's emphasis on literature and restraint of martial arts, and the lack of good generals externally, and the incompetent appointment of talents and lack of good prime ministers internally in the Southern Song Dynasty. It also describes in detail major historical events such as the Chenqiao Mutiny, the Chanyuan Alliance, Wang Anshi's Reform, the Jingkang Revolution, and Yue Fei's Northern Expedition.

This book tells the history of the Qing Dynasty from the founding of Manchuria to the Revolution of 1911 for nearly three hundred years. The author summarizes the lessons and laws of history from the chaos, rise and fall, praises virtuous ministers, famous generals, and national heroes, and lashes out at the arrogance and mediocrity of rulers. While telling history, the author also expressed his deep worries and deep expectations for the future of the nation and country, and expressed his own progressive thoughts.

It started from Wang Mang's new dynasty and ended with the demise of Shu Han and Cao Wei, and the founding of the Jin Dynasty, which lasted for two and a half centuries. Pay special attention to the rise and fall of dynasties. Wang Mang's hypocrisy is deeply exposed. Guangwu Zhongxing, the Eastern Han Dynasty's civil and martial arts once achieved brilliant achievements. However, due to the family system of the feudal dynasty, the succeeding emperors were fatuous and promiscuous, their relatives interfered in politics, the eunuchs were rampant, and the warlords were rampant, which eventually led to the fall of the empire and the people suffered from wars.

This book is an early representative work by Mr. Chen Yuan, a leading historian in my country. It examines the gradual assimilation of the Western Regions people (Semu people) who entered the Central Plains in the Yuan Dynasty into the Central Plains culture from various aspects such as literature, Confucianism, Buddhism, art, etiquette and customs. It shows the priority and vitality of the Central Plains culture at that time. The book is rich in information, detailed in research, has high academic value, and is a classic of its generation.

From the Qin and Han Dynasties to the Republic of China, the book has more than a thousand chapters and more than 5 million words, covering nearly 2,200 years of history. It mainly focuses on historical history and side by side with unofficial history. It draws materials carefully, has plain views, rich content, well-narrated narratives, elegant language, self-evaluation and self-annotation, and has both reason and interest. It is regarded as a classic of popular history.

"A Compendium of General History of China" covers the period from primitive society to the Opium War, focusing on the origins of China's political and military successes and failures in the past dynasties, the economic development of society, and the living conditions, cultural and artistic life of the working people. The writing style of this book is mixed with narratives and discussions, and the text is concise and vivid, explaining the profound things in simple terms. It has been revised and reprinted several times, and has been printed in millions of copies. This book creates a new writing paradigm for my country's general history. It is a lofty and important work on China's general history and is well worth reading.

Lu Simian was a historian of the middle and modern times. He made contributions to the construction of the general history of the Middle Ages and also pioneered the writing of modern history. This book starts from the social conquests in the early Qing Dynasty and continues to the end of the Anti-Japanese War. It covers all the events, characters, institutions and regulations in modern history in detail. It is a classic for readers to understand the history of middle and modern times. I often regard Mr. Lu Simian Chengzhi, Mr. Chen Yuan Yuan, Mr. Chen Yinke and Mr. Qian Mubin as the four predecessors of history who have broad theoretical fields, rich narratives, and can write deeply.

Wu Han organized a group of experts and scholars from 1963 to 1965, such as well-known historians Wang Zhuan, Bai Shouyi, Deng Guangming, Zheng Tianting, Weng Dujian, Hu Houxuan, Yin Faru, He Ziquan, Dai Yi, etc. Together they compiled and compiled this "Common Sense of Chinese History". The compilation of a "small" book by everyone is an important prerequisite to ensure the high quality of this book. As a popular historical reading, this book has a lively form, with each topic being both independent and interrelated. The content is short and concise, giving readers the necessary historical knowledge. It draws on a wide range of materials, introducing social profiles, famous figures and historical anecdotes in various historical periods, which is different from textbooks and dictionaries. It is interesting and easy to read, and the content is interspersed with storylines, vividly presenting Chinese history with warmth and attitude.

"History of China", also known as "History of the Country in Vernacular", is the famous work of the master historian Mr. Lu Simian. It is also the general history of China written in vernacular. It ushered in a new era of general history writing and confronted Qian Mu's "Outline of National History". This book was completed by Mr. Lu Simian on the basis of teaching lectures and historical research over the years. It describes in detail the history of China from ancient times to the first half of the twentieth century. It is a general history of China in the sense of the word. The whole book is divided into five different periods according to the changes in Chinese history and society: ancient history, medieval history, modern history, modern history, and modern history. It is comprehensively sorted out according to politics, geography, society, culture, etc. It is large in scale, broad in vision, rich in historical materials, and fluent in writing.

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When he woke up, Qin Feng was a little uneasy. The good news is that time has passed. He also traveled through time to a prince. The bad news is that this is Da Qin. Yes, that's right, it's Zu Long's Great Qin. The seventeenth prince who traveled through time to become Zulong was only eight years old. ... At such a young age, at this time, the First Emperor was about to go on a tour. By then Hu Hai will take over. Frame the revival and kill all the brothers. What the hell. It was a hell of a start. Fortunately, there is also a system that accompanies me through time travel! [National Transport System] ... "Ding! The novice gift package has been distributed, please check the host!" ...

Li Qingyun traveled through Wu Zhou, and in order not to become Wu Zetian's face, he made great inventions to benefit the people while sacrificing the monarch's power to turn a deer into a horse. Others rely on scheming to fight in the palace, but he relies on physics in palace fighting. He likes to beat Xue Huaiyi. For example, he hinted that the empress's aesthetics are not good. Many years later - based on my character and style of conduct, when the emperor was criticized for being fatuous, he must have had something to do with me. Those people who launched a coup should really want to kill me! Everyone says that Yuan Tiangang's disciples are the best at bewitching the king's mind, but little do they know - the most ruthless trick is to make the entire dynasty believe that you will not rebel! For the sake of all the people in the world, this king, the most treacherous traitor in Wu Zhou, has no choice but to seduce the emperor and put the country in trouble! When I entered Luoyang, there was a great scholar who argued for me.

In the autumn of the 14th year of Zhengtong, the beacon smoke from Tumubao burned the backbone of the Ming Dynasty into powder, and the nine-layer palace palace trembled under the iron hoof of the tiles. Zhang Qi opened his eyes and became an official slave in the British Duke Zhang Fu's house. Due to the Han Dynasty's Rebellion in the first year of Xuande, he was reduced to the most humble status in the Ming Dynasty. He could not take the imperial examination, do business, marry his beloved, and was a slave for generations, which could not be changed. However, things are impermanent. When the bad news about Yingzong's Northern Hunting tore apart the dawn of Shuntian Mansion, when Zhang Fu's silver armor shattered into stars outside Juyong Pass, when the news of King Xi's sudden death was wrapped in blood mist and covered the Jinshui Bridge. --Yu Qian carried the embers of the border beacon and smashed the palace gate, and personally covered his thin shoulders with the blood-stained Twelve Chapters Pattern uniform. "The Ming Dynasty needs such a face. Please perform three plays to extend the Ming Dynasty for another two hundred years." In the first scene, Fengtianmen angrily denounced the southward migration; The second scene is Zhu Pi's execution of eunuchs in the Palace of Qianqing; The third game was to defeat Ye Xian in the defense battle of Beijing. After three scenes, the fake emperor became a puppet of power and was completely put on the stage of fate. From Fengtian Hall to Desheng Gate, he sang the drama of "a wise king saves the country" for eight years. It wasn't until the sound of digging into the wall was heard from Nangong that he discovered that the system task that allowed him to return home successfully was just to "save Yu Qian." The night when the bells of the Seizing of the Forbidden City rang throughout the Forbidden City, Yu Qian alone unfolded a still-undry imperial edict with a candle. There are bloodstains on the dragon button of the jade seal. "The Zhengtong Dynasty has been buried. Are you here in the eighth year of Jingtai? I ask you three questions: Can the people's livelihood be as important as the Nine Cauldrons? The war can be extinguished for a hundred years?" Zhu's tears rolled down the edge of the edict, "Shaobao, would you like to drink poisonous wine with me?"

Good news, good news, great news! Shen Mao traveled through time and became the third son of Shen Wansan, the richest man in the Ming Dynasty, the second generation of the top rich! You don't need an oar to row a boat, you rely on the waves for the rest of your life! Bad news... Shen Wansan has just taken over the construction of the Yingtianfu city wall, and he wants to take this opportunity to send Shen Mao to the court as an official! Shen Maoren was dumbfounded when he learned about this. He had just traveled through time and became the second generation of top rich people, and was targeted by Zhu Papi? What? Do you want to help Zhu Papi reward the three armies? Spicy pills! My rich second generation life! No! I have to rescue him! Who says that a businessman must be the emperor's money bag? He, a homeless beggar, can sit in the emperor's seat, but I, Shen Mao, can't?

AD 222. Liu Bei died of illness on the way, and Liu Chan ascended the throne early. The newly born Han Dynasty was faced with internal and external troubles, Xiangfan was defeated, Yiling was in flames, Nanzhong was in constant rebellion, Yizhou was in turmoil, and was in a precarious situation. In the future, it would face a difficult situation of one mine attacking ten mines. But Liu Chan now is no longer the Liu Adou in history. Nanzhong rebellion? Three sticks break up the barbarian sentiments. Sir, I am a Han. Not enough food and grass? Prime Minister, do you know that there is rice in the world that ripens every fifty days? There is a road in Jiaozhou alone, but the risk is a bit high. Not enough troops? Prime Minister, do you know that there is a civilian tactic in the art of war? Those poor people in the world are not my soldiers? I, Liu Chan, am destined to be the Holy Emperor this time!

When the moonlight wine of Chang'an was in the wasteland outside Suiye City, a baby was crying in the wind and sand of a foreign land. He didn't know that he would travel all over the mountains and rivers of Tang Dynasty, but he would never be able to enter the depths of the temple. My name is Li Bai, the broken leaves are my birthplace, and the mountains and rivers of Sichuan cultivate my spirit. When he was young, he came out of Sichuan with sword in hand, full of passion and poetry, and wanted to impress the emperor with his articles. However, official career is like looking at flowers in the mist. The closer you get, the more illusory it becomes. Trapped in the cold eyes of a wealthy family, hidden in the mountains and rivers, I used poetry as a sword to pierce the glitz; I used wine as a matchmaker to express my loneliness and anger. The turning point of fate began in Chang'an Palace. In the early years of Tianbao, I entered the Imperial Academy to serve as a priest. I thought I could fulfill my ambitions, but it was just an embellishment for the emperor's banquet. The golden vase and jade cup contain both talent and shackles. I was drunk and dissolute, laughed and left the banquet, and was finally given money and released. In exchange for my freedom, I also lost my fame. Anshi chaos broke out, and the mountains and rivers were shattered. I joined the army, willing to serve the country with my body, but I accidentally fell into the whirlpool of power and suffered several downfalls. Yelang was exiled and pardoned and returned to the east. In his old age, his sick bones still want to wear armor. However, the world has changed. The heroic sentiments of the past are now only poems. If life is a pot of wine, then I have drunk all the sweetness and swallowed the bitterness. The prosperous times are like dreams, and the troubled times are like ink. I ask Changtian with poetry and wine: In this vast world, how should scholars deal with themselves?

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This book combines place names from various parts of China and mainly tells famous historical stories from ancient times to the Republic of China. In each historical story, it introduces historical encyclopedias and interesting facts about place names, and also attaches a chronology of historical events to help readers sort out the major events of the dynasty. For teenagers, the language of this book is easy to read and fascinating. It is a good introductory book on Chinese history.

The moment Ji Yu became the killer of the snare, his fate had already changed... Lu Buwei: What a good sword! Ying Zheng: With Thirteen in hand, I own the world! Six Sword Slave: He slipped away... Ganeie: Xiaozhuang, this person's strength is not inferior to yours or mine. Wei Zhuang: ... Xiao Tianyan: Uncle... Mo Ya: Thank you, sir, for saving my life. ...............

There are many codes hidden in history, waiting for us to decipher them. Through the study of historical documents, archaeological discoveries and legends, this book reveals the truth and secrets behind history, giving you a deeper understanding of history.

It brings together interesting anecdotes from ancient history to let you learn about history with laughter. From humorous stories to hilarious incidents, these anecdotes add a lighthearted touch to history.

Try to unlock the code lock of ancient civilization and delve into the origin, development and decline of ancient civilization. From mysterious symbols to magnificent buildings, we will take you to appreciate the mystery and charm of ancient civilizations.

Tracing the footsteps of ancient civilizations, from ancient ruins to precious cultural relics, will lead you to appreciate the unique charm of different civilizations. Understand the development process of ancient civilization and feel the great achievements of human civilization.

Deeply explore the urban memories of the Republic of China, from Shanghai's Shili Foreign Market to Beijing's ancient capital style. It tells the prosperity of the city and the stories behind it, and shows the charm and challenges of the city in that era.

During the Republic of China, many legendary figures emerged. From political leaders to cultural celebrities, from revolutionary heroes to business tycoons. In their own unique ways, they have left a mark on the stage of history. This book selects representative figures from the Republic of China period, tells their life stories, achievements and setbacks, and shows their character charm and the spirit of the times. Through the experiences of these legendary figures, you will have a deeper understanding of the history and culture of the Republic of China.

The Republic of China was an era full of old dreams and memories. The prosperity of Shili Foreign Market, the charm of ancient streets and alleys, the romance of talented people and beautiful ladies, and the passion of revolutionary patriots. This book uses delicate writing methods to describe the social scene, people's daily life, and stories buried by the years during the Republic of China. It will take you through time, relive the old dream of the Republic of China when prosperity and vicissitudes were intertwined, and appreciate the unique style of that era.

This book takes you into the magnificent history of the Republic of China. From the gunfire of the Revolution of 1911 to the beacon fire of the Anti-Japanese War, from the turmoil of the warlords' melee to the ideological collision of the New Culture Movement. We have witnessed countless heroes and literati working hard for the independence of the country and the rejuvenation of the nation in this special era. Through detailed historical materials and vivid narratives, it shows the changes in politics, economy, culture and other aspects during the Republic of China period, allowing you to feel the unique charm and challenges of that era.

Delve into the mysteries of Republican history, from mysterious events to unsolved mysteries. Through the research and analysis of historical materials, we try to solve these historical mysteries and present a more mysterious Republic of China to readers.

It tells the historical stories of the Republic of China in the form of a long song. From the din of war to the desire for peace, from personal struggle to the fate of the country. Let you feel the magnificence of the Republic of China in the melody and rhythm of history.

Do you find history boring? This "Interesting Ancient History" will break your stereotypes. It tells ancient anecdotes, celebrity legends and major historical events in humorous language, allowing you to understand ancient history in a relaxed and pleasant atmosphere.

Listen to the echoes of history and explore the development trajectory of human civilization. This book covers important historical periods from ancient times to modern times, and shows the progress and changes of human society through in-depth analysis of historical events, characters and culture.

History is not only a serious record, but also has an interesting side. "Interesting Unofficial History: Uncovering the Mystery of History" takes you into a world of unofficial history full of surprises. Here, you will discover the unknown hobbies of historical figures, the truth behind ancient legends, and those hilarious historical moments. Easy to read and enjoy exploring the mysteries of history.

Opening "Ancient Cases: Records of Major Cases in Chinese History" is like opening a crime file in Chinese history. The book contains major cases from pre-Qin to Ming and Qing dynasties, covering politics, economy, culture and other fields. Each case is a magnificent historical story, witnessing the rise and fall of ancient dynasties, social changes and the complexity of human nature. Following the author's writing, you will personally visit the scene of an ancient crime, experience the intense and exciting investigation process, understand the operation of the ancient judicial system, and the profound impact of crimes on the direction of history.