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Once he traveled back in time and became the prince of the Zhou Dynasty, he was happy to be a dandy. Isn't it beautiful? At the beginning, he was thrown into a prison, bullied, and his life was at risk. Well, you are the one who forced me, so don't be a coward and let's just do it! Look at me walking on many corpses, I will be the best!

Chen Zhao traveled to ancient society. Because his brother Chen Jun had been missing for three months, Chen Zhao was forced to replace his brother as the Shaoqing of Dali Temple. With his excellent modern case-handling methods, Chen Zhao shocked everyone. At the same time, he discovered that his brother's disappearance was a huge conspiracy, and he himself was caught in the whirlpool of a power struggle.

This book is a novel with a red theme. It tells the evocative story of Anhui Province's "First Special Branch" which was established with difficulty in the bloody storm and led the masses in revolutionary struggle. In 1922, young students Cao Shunzhen and Xu Yitong, who were studying at Shanghai University, were sent by the party organization to their hometown, Caodianji, Shoukang County, Anhui Province, to engage in secret party building activities. They fully mobilized local workers and farmers, carried out a series of actions such as workers' strike at Dasong Pharmaceutical Factory and farmers' tax resistance in Yuanhua Village. They established trade unions and agricultural associations, encouraged local youth to join the party, and established the "First Special Branch", the first rural party branch in Anhui Province. After Chiang Kai-shek launched the "April 12" counter-revolutionary coup, members of the First Special Branch headed by Cao Chunzhen established the North Anhui Guerrilla Brigade and launched the famous Mabu Riot. Based on Bagong Mountain, they launched a desperate struggle against the reactionary government and reactionary Huidaomen organizations, and achieved a series of victories. Finally, Cao Shunzhen led the team to join the 25th Red Army and embarked on a new revolutionary journey.

This book starts from the Northern Zhou Dynasty in the late Southern and Northern Dynasties, and describes the difficult journey from the powerful officials of the Northern Zhou Dynasty to killing the emperor and Emperor Wu of the Northern Zhou Dynasty to destroying the Northern Qi Dynasty, laying the foundation for the subsequent unification, to Yang Jian's initial establishment of the Sui Empire's civil strife, the recovery of the Later Liang Dynasty, the pacification of the Chen Dynasty, and finally the end of more than three hundred years of troubled times. The whole novel reproduces the mediocrity, debauchery, depravity and social turmoil of the monarchs in the late Northern and Southern Dynasties; at the same time, it objectively describes that after the founding of the Sui Dynasty, Yang Jian took advantage of the situation and revolutionized the old, ushering in a prosperous age of peace and prosperity for the country and the people.

Qin Yu traveled to the Daqian Dynasty and became the Zuosi Cheng of Dali Temple. At the beginning, he was involved in a huge conspiracy. He originally wanted to resign and retire, not wanting to get involved in court battles, but he was reported and almost lost his life, so he had no choice but to continue investigating the case. With his ability to look back in time, Qin Yu was like a god in investigating cases. Corrupt officials all over the world trembled when they saw him, but because of this, he also got involved in the situation and fell into the whirlpool of power struggle.

Li Ke traveled through time and helped Li Er push the Tang Dynasty into a new era. As a result, he was killed. In anger, he severed the relationship between father and son and fled to Liangcheng secretly. Over there is the escape route he prepared in advance. There are more advanced weapons than those given to Li Er... There are more livelihood skills than those given to Li Er...

Qiuci, located in today's Kuqa City, Aksu Prefecture, Xinjiang, is a hub of the Silk Road and an important stronghold of the Western Region Protectorate during the Han and Tang Dynasties. Kucha music and dance are famous all over the world, and "Nishang Yuyi Song" is deeply influenced by Kucha music. "Qiuci Double Tower" is composed of three chapters: "Harmony of Qin and Se", "Neon Clothes and Feathers", and "Qiuci Song". Taking "Qiuci Music" as a clue, the sound and shape of the Han pipa run through the novel. In the first part, Princess Xijun marries from the Central Plains to the Wusun Kingdom in the Western Regions. As a symbol of the national culture of the Central Plains, the Han pipa becomes her favorite to relieve her homesickness, and is later passed on to Princess Jieyou and her daughter Di Shi. His younger brother Shi became acquainted with King Jiangbin of Kucha because of Kucha music. He went to Chang'an to study classics and culture. After returning home, he devoted himself to the organization of Kucha music and the promotion of Han rites. In the second part, during the reign of Emperor Xuanzong of the Tang Dynasty, Bai Mingyue, the prince of Kucha, went to Tang Dynasty to do spice business incognito. As a master of , he and Huo Linglong, a girl from Kucha, were summoned to the palace to play "Dance of Colorful Feather Clothes". The pipa in Huo Linglong's hand was the Han pipa used by Princess Xijun. The sound of the pipa moved and the red clothes were like fire. The third part comes to the present. Wang Xue and Li Gang travel to Xinjiang. The former is preparing for the "Qiuci Song" concert, and the latter is a collector of national musical instruments and plans to find the Han pipa...

Gaochang, located in the Mutugou River oasis on the northern edge of the Turpan Basin, was originally a military and political center. As the heart of the North Silk Road, it controlled the north-south trade routes of the Tianshan Mountains. "Unexpectedly, wonderful things can be seen in Gaochang." Gaochang's calligraphy and ink marks bear witness to the integration of Han culture and highlight the regional color. "Three Books of Gaochang" takes silk scripts, brick scripts and blanket scripts as clues and includes four parts: "Don't Avoid Death", "Rooted in the Central Plains", "Heart is the Place to Go" and "Gaochang Duima". An iron bird runs through history and contemporary times, witnessing the wars, iron horses, and fireworks of the Han, Tang, and Song Dynasties regarding Gaochang. In "Don't Avoid Death", Ban Yong, the son of Ban Chao, the guard of the Western Regions, is imprisoned and awaits the death penalty, recalling the legend of two generations of father and son who are closely connected with the Western Regions by flesh and blood. "Roots in the Central Plains" tells the story of Zhang Huaiji, a famous scholar from Xizhou in the Tang Dynasty, who accompanied the general Wang Xiaojie to conquer Tubo and recover the four towns in Anxi. During the march, he was entrusted with telling the past events of his homeland in Gaochang. During the war, he discovered a mysterious iron bird from the Han Dynasty on a beacon, whose sound traveled through time and space. "Heart Is Home" tells the story of Wang Yande, a chamberlain in the early Northern Song Dynasty, who was ordered by Taizong to serve as an envoy to the Uighur Kingdom in Gaochang. Crossing the quicksand, crossing the Yellow River, and avoiding assassinations, he arrived in Gaochang after going through many hardships. He accidentally obtained a chirping iron bird in the Jiaohe Buddhist niche, which repeatedly provided warnings and saved lives in danger. In the epilogue "Gaochang Duima", art history professors and students visit the ruins of the ancient city of Jiaohe, and paper-cutting restores the thousand-year-old "Gaochang Duima". An ancient iron bird discovered in the Jiaohe channel is magically activated in the moonlight, resonating with the paper-cut horse.

Khotan, located in the Hotan region of Xinjiang, is famous for its rich jade production. Hotan jade is still synonymous with beautiful jade, and "Kungang" in "Jade comes out of Kungang" refers to the ancient country of Khotan. In addition to its beautiful jade, Khotan is also a Buddhist center and an important silk town in the Western Regions. During the Tang Dynasty, Khotan had many contacts with the Central Plains and was one of the four towns in Anxi during the Tang Dynasty. "Six Parts of Khotan" includes six parts: "Coins: Han Dynasty Coins", "Sculptures: The Smile of the Buddha's Head", "Documents: A Sogdian Document", "Paintings: Flowered Horses in Khotan", "Slips and Slips: Slips Falling in the Quicksand", and "Jade: The Moonlight of Yotkan". Coins, sculptures, documents, paintings, slips and jade, these physical evidences that have been silent for thousands of years are revealed for the first time, recreating the civilized scenery of Khotan, the ancient city in the Western Regions. A copper coin witnessed the young Sogdian merchants willing to sacrifice themselves to save the caravan, and witnessed the royal monks self-immolating to pray for rain. A Buddha head wakes up from the quicksand, recalling the figures of Zhu Shixing, Faxian, Xuanzang and other eminent monks seeking Dharma in Khotan, until the kingdom fell. A Sogdian document reveals the blood and tears of Sogdian merchants during the war: Luoyang was burned, trade routes were cut off, and life and death were uncertain. A piebald horse shuttles between rock paintings and thousand-year scrolls. From the time of Zhang Qian to the court of the Northern Song Dynasty, it became an immortal elf in the works of Yuchi Yiseng and Li Gonglin. Four slips "resurrected" late at night, whispering in the museum display cabinet, tell the story of land sales, bizarre abductions, and juvenile pawning for thousands of years. A piece of Hetian jade mysteriously multiplied and decreased in the hands of modern scholars under the Yueguang Ancient Ruins, creating a magical passage connecting modern people with ancient Khotan.

Loulan, later known as Shanshan, existed from the 2nd century BC to the 6th century AD. The site is located in Ruoqiang County, Xinjiang. Guard the northern and southern bifurcation points of the Silk Road. In modern times, the "rediscovery" of Loulan by Sven Hedin and others and the unearthing of the "Loulan female corpse" have made Loulan reappear in the sea of ​​sand. "Five Layers of Loulan" includes five chapters: "First Layer: There is Fire in the Swamp", "Second Layer: Never Forget Each Other", "Third Layer: The Transformation of a Dragon", "Fourth Layer: Endless Sand Dunes" and "Five Layers: Resurrection of a Corpse Girl". It uses the sound of a bull's horn to run through the front and back, presenting the layered changes in Loulan's history and telling the rise and fall of the "Pearl of the Silk Road" Loulan ancient city and the Lop Nur civilization. Babu and Luhua were given a horn as a token of love by fighting a tiger to prove their love. Later, Luhua died in childbirth. Babu put the horn into his hand and rowed northward to leave. In the Han Dynasty, Fu Jiezi traveled westward under the imperial edict. He carried a horn as a gift from his lover and decisively killed him at a banquet. During the Wei and Jin Dynasties, King Bilong of Loulan faced Tuoba Tao's extermination of Buddhism and Juqu's Anzhou invasion. In order to protect his people, he asked his substitute Cao Wu to lead the tribe to migrate to Qiemo. In 1900, Swedish explorer Sven Hedin was exploring the Lob Wilderness, and his guide Oldeke accidentally discovered the Loulan ruins while looking for a shovel. In 2013, a team of photographers went through many hardships to reach the ancient city of Loulan and picked up a horn horn among the ruins. When the horn was blown at night, the mummy of the "Loulan Beauty" holding the same horn horn in the museum seemed to be awakened, performing a fantasy scene of "resurrection of a corpse girl".

Dunhuang, located at the westernmost end of the Hexi Corridor, is the gateway to the Central Plains and the Western Regions. Dunhuang Mogao Grottoes, a world cultural heritage, was excavated in the Sixteenth Kingdom and built over the Northern Dynasties, Sui, Tang, Five Dynasties, Song, Xixia, and Yuan Dynasties. It integrates various styles from India, Central Asia, and the Central Plains, and preserves exquisite murals, painted sculptures, architecture, and scripture cave documents. It can be called an encyclopedia of Buddhist art history. "Dunhuang Seven Caves" is based on the seven real caves in Dunhuang Mogao Grottoes (Caves 275, 285, 296, 420, 158, 98, and 17), telling seven stories spanning thousands of years, including the Samana, the murderer, the woman, the soldier, the businessman, the king, and the scholar, as well as the eastward spread of Buddhism and the human fireworks of the Mogao Grottoes. The ascetic breaks off all ties in the world in front of the statue of Maitreya, but he cannot resist the burning gaze of Qingmei; the murderer confesses with blood and tears in front of the "Five Hundred Bandits Becoming a Buddha"; the desperate woman sees her past and present life from the mural; the heads of soldiers killed in battle Obsession returns home; a wealthy businessman meets a dream catcher when questioning life and death in the Nirvana Cave; the dead soul of the King of Khotan caresses the old shadow on the wall; modern scholars have conversations with eminent monks across time and space in the Sutra Cave... Under the light of the Buddha, everyone is undergoing self-transcendence.

The Bemba place in Jianggar is a happy paradise on earth. People there are all twenty-five years old, and there is no aging or death. --The Mongolian heroic epic "Janggar". Where the epic stops, Bemba begins. Jiang Geer, who was intoxicated in the youthful feast of seventy-seven forty-nine days, received the challenge from the distant King Hari, and the young hero Hong Guer set off alone to fight. Helan, who did not want to be born, was forced to be born in order to rescue his brother Hong Guer. He used the moving game brought from the mother's womb to turn all the adults on the grassland into children in the game, and finally returned to the mother's womb. In order to find his missing brother, Hungul, who did not want to grow up, played a hide-and-seek game to let half of the people on the grassland hide while the other half went to search. King Hari, who was in charge of the Kingdom of Rama in his mother's womb, used the dream game to make all this his dream, and in his dream he allowed people to see the creator of Bemba in the real world: the epic rapper Qi. At first, these characters only had names. Later, in the stories told around the campfire on snowy nights, they were brought to life and had souls.

"Deng Hua Thin Ashes Spring Night Cold" is a long classical novel about worldly affairs, divided into five volumes: Green Plum Season, Nanpu Moon, Hangzhou Trip, Bitter Rain Ballad, and Hatred of National Subjugation. Its content covers all aspects of the society of the Song Dynasty, and contains historical thoughts and scholarship. Spirit, the plot of the novel takes Jin Yuanshu's growth and career as the main line, with the love between Su and Li and the rise and fall of the Li family as the sub-line. The content involves literature, history, agriculture, calendar, traditional Chinese medicine, customs, folklore, folk arts, economy, etc. The writing style is delicate and profound, the emotional expression is deep and touching, and each volume has its own emphasis.

Niya, the hometown of Jingjue Kingdom, existed from around the 2nd century BC to the 5th century AD. Its ruins are located in Minfeng County, Hotan Prefecture, Xinjiang. Niya is an important stop on the southern route of the ancient Silk Road and an important node for the exchange of goods and culture between the East and the West. More than a thousand wooden tablets (written in Khalur script) unearthed from the site show that its official language is Gandhara. In 1995, a brocade armband from the Han Dynasty woven with the eight seal characters "Five stars from the east will benefit China" was unearthed in Niya, causing a sensation at home and abroad. "The Four Brocades of Niya" takes the brocades of the Han Dynasty as clues to construct a civilization epic of the Jingjue Kingdom that spans thousands of years. The five stories revolve around the brocade patterns such as "Five stars come out of the east to benefit China", "There is great light in Changle" and "Long live the princes together", connecting themes such as tribal grievances, marriage missions, palace intrigues and the fate of common people. "Yijue" tells the story of the princess Xia Mei who was sent by the Han Dynasty to marry in the Jingjue Kingdom. She tried her best to hide silkworm seeds in her bun and brought them to the Jingjue Kingdom. She helped people raise silkworms and taught Jingjue women how to draw and reel silk to weave brocade silk. "Two Brocades" tells the story of two young princes from the Kingdom of Jingjue who exchanged clothes with the two young princes from the King of Linchuan in a critical moment to save the royal bloodline of the Central Plains. "Three Brocades" tells the story of Shaja Mouwei, a prodigal from the country of Jingjue, who elopes with Shan Ai. Returning to the prologue, the elite ancestors "the Horse Clan" and the "Eagle Clan" merged after the war. It is said that the war dead turned into snowmen and red willow roots. They wanted to return to the city on a moonlit night but disappeared into smoke. The perspective shifts to modern times. Archaeologist Lin Gucun leads a team to visit the ruins of Niya. Yang Yingzheng, the temporary deputy county magistrate, leads the villagers to cultivate new silkworm species. The exquisite civilization is reborn through archeology and inheritance.

At the end of the Qing Dynasty, a prodigal son with justice, courage and wisdom traveled between the Tiandihui and the imperial eagle and dog, and jointly performed a swordsmanship and love and hatred that belonged to that era.

Chen Ran travels through ancient times and likes to pick up a vending backpack! I wanted to keep to myself and be a king of the mountain. Unexpectedly, his men snatched the princess who was getting married! When the royal army pressed on, Chen Ran took out modern building materials with his backhand. "The camp will turn into a fortress, let's see how you guys get in!" The princess's beautiful eyes sparkled: "Husband, how about we rebel by the way?" From a bandit to an infrastructure madman, from dominating one area to dominating the world, Chen Ran showed the ancients what dimensionality reduction strikes are!

The panoramic view shows the grand process of Qin's transformation from weak to strong and the unification of six countries. The book is divided into six parts and seventeen volumes, recording the centuries-old changes of the seven monarchs from Qin Xiaogong to Qin Shihuang who worked hard to rule, conquered the Liuhe and unified the world, established a powerful empire, but died in the second generation. The work profoundly depicts major historical events such as Shang Yang's Reform, Hezonglianheng, and the decisive battle of Changping. It reproduces the majestic competition and integration of civilizations during the Warring States Period, and demonstrates the wisdom of doing things, governance strategies, and the enterprising spirit of China's native civilization for strong survival.

[No System + Low Mystery + Alternate History] When he woke up, Cai Linyan found that he was the sixth prince of Daxia who had been relegated to the next generation, poisoned by corpse poison, and whose life or death was unpredictable. But later, Cai Linyan discovered that his corpse poison seemed to be different. It could absorb the most primitive power from the blood. The power of dragon and elephant is an adjective to ordinary people, but to Cai Linyan, it is just a drink of blood. Entering the imperial city again, accompanied by white tigers and black crows, Cai Linyan looked at Emperor Jiaping from a distance, "Your Majesty, why bother?" Emperor Jiaping said: "???"

The lamentable empire is about to enter its twilight, and the dusk of the setting sun shines on the towering towers of Xianyang. A young man has arrived. As a prince, he is determined to restore the dignity of the empire! What is the regret of the Qin Dynasty? It was the King of Qin who conquered Liuhe. How heroic was he to look upon him? His great cause of unifying the world actually led to the death of Hu Hai II? Is it Meng Tian who swept across the Huns and regained thousands of miles but was unjustly killed? Was it the merciful and outspoken young master Fusu who was killed on the border? Now that he has crossed over to Master Fusu, all this will be changed. A new story starts now.

On the anniversary of the Western Zhou Dynasty, twenty young people in Liangyi, a small isolated mountain village, were selected as warriors and went out to buy salt. Faced with the prosperity and strict class order outside the mountain, some people insist on climbing the "Nine Lives" level by any means or at any cost; some people regard the "Nine Lives" as a test for themselves. The more they suffer, the more determined they are to return. When the war spreads, everyone must face the final choice: accept the destiny they are born with, or give it a try to win nine lives?

A historical novel full of reflections on modernity. The writer Zhang Yu uses his amazing literary imagination and deep insight into history to let Shang Yang breathe again on paper: He came from the fringes of the Wei Kingdom clan, tolerated Wei, rose up in Qin, and finally sacrificed his life for the system he created; Shang Yang is no longer a simplified "reform tool", but a complete person struggling between ideals and reality, justice and personal feelings, creation and destruction. His reform spirit and original intention of rule of law are the harbinger of Chinese civilization breaking through the dilemma of rule by man. This book is not only a magnificent epic about Qin's struggle for survival and strength, but also a profound reflection on the rule of law, power and human nature. With surging emotions and profound thinking, the author completes a contemporary dialogue with the historical spirit, providing a soul-shaking mirror for all readers who seek change, advocate the rule of law, and care about the destiny of mankind. This book is not only a magnificent epic about Qin's struggle for survival and strength, but also a profound reflection on the rule of law, power and human nature.

The novel "Hiding into the Plateau" uses wonderful imagination to interpret the mystery of why the Gu Dynasty, which once dominated the top of the plateau for seven hundred years, mysteriously disappeared overnight. It tells a legendary story about the entangled struggle of power, emotion, and human nature. The writing style is desolate and gloomy, and it is a masterpiece with epic potential.

In the eighteenth year of Daoguang's reign, the 28-year-old Zeng Guofan failed in two tests and finally won the top three. Although he was far from his original hope and was only born as a Jinshi, he finally entered the capital with one leg, thus starting his magnificent and ups and downs official career... Throughout history, Zeng Guofan, with no family background and no generous financial support, achieved a counterattack in life and achieved the reputation of an eternal official sage. Even after his death, he still retained his honor and favor a hundred years ago. His unique way of dealing with people is worthy of reading and learning by every aspiring young man! He was mediocre in talent and failed in two tests, but he achieved a counterattack in life and achieved the reputation of being the first official sage in the ages.

At the end of the Northern Song Dynasty, Wanyan Hao, Emperor Taizong of the Jin Dynasty, sent Wanyan Zonghan to attack Shaanxi. They fought continuously for years. The people of the Central Plains were in dire straits. They hated the invasion of the Jin people and were eager to live a peaceful and stable life. Wang Chongyang was born in such a war-torn era. He deeply felt the suffering of the people and worried about the country and the people. He worked hard to practice literature and martial arts since he was a child. This article aims to show the anecdotes of his founding of the Quanzhen Sect, and his efforts with various sects in the Central Plains to fight against the Jin Dynasty and other evil forces, and strive to restore the prosperity of the Song Dynasty.

At the end of the Tang Dynasty, dozens of military entities existed in China, namely the Five Dynasties: Later Liang, Later Tang, Later Jin, Later Han, and Later Zhou; there were also countries that competed for the Central Plains and were crowned kings and emperors. They were either united or separated from the Five Dynasties, but did not belong to each other. They were called the Ten Kingdoms: Wu, Southern Tang, Wuyue, Min, Chu, Jingnan, and the former Shu, Hou Shu, Southern Han, and Northern Han. They constantly competed, killed, annexed, split, rose, and fell... Later, Zhao Kuangyin, who was born as a soldier, took advantage of the opportunity of being in charge of the young country's suspicion to create the Chenqiao Rebellion and wear a yellow robe. Then he performed a trick of drinking wine to release military power, which consolidated the Zhao family's regime and gradually unified the country.

The Ancestor of Lieshan is a long historical story. The story begins with the birth of Lieshan by Emperor Yan Shennong. It is mainly based on the region, humanities and history of Suizhou. Through artistic stories, it reproduces the legendary life of Emperor Yan in pursuit of science and progress.

After the failure of the Reform Movement of 1898, the Seven Gentlemen were interrogated and killed at Caishikou. Tan Sitong's aide Xu Fangbai escaped from the knife and fled in the bloody storm, drifting to Shanghai. He looked up in despair, with nowhere to live. In the dark clouds at the end of the Qing Dynasty, the arrival of Zhang Yuanji brought a glimmer of hope to Xu Fangbai, and the appearance of the chivalrous Shandong brothers and sisters also brought a bright light to Xu Fangbai's lonely life. How will a helpless scholar restart his life that has been stagnant for a while? What kind of new way out will Xu Fangbai face? "Two Rooms" is a newly created novel by Sun Yong with great historical significance. This work continues Sun Yong's thinking on the identity and status of intellectuals in his creative genealogy, and infiltrates his insight into Chinese history and culture. "Two Rooms" uses a novel to imagine the fate of scholars back then, and how intellectuals would find a way out and settle down physically and mentally in the disintegrating social situation.

The "Han Dynasty" series of books vividly reproduces the changes in the four hundred years of the Han Dynasty with the unique perspective of folk narrative and the grand historical picture. This set of books totals about 3.6 Million words, constituting a complete historical evolution process of "starting a business - maintaining success - resurgence - decline". It narrates Liu Xiu's process of rebuilding the Han Dynasty, focusing on his legend of Kunyang counterattack of "riding an ox to fight" and his strategy of recuperating and reorganizing the government.

The "Han Dynasty" series of books vividly reproduces the changes in the four hundred years of the Han Dynasty with the unique perspective of folk narrative and the grand historical picture. This set of books totals about 3.6 Million words, constituting a complete historical evolution process of "starting a business - maintaining success - resurgence - decline". "Liu Bang, the Great Ancestor of the Han Dynasty" tells the story of Liu Bang's counterattack from a commoner in Peixian County to the founding emperor, focusing on his entrepreneurial story and leadership wisdom of knowing people well.

The "Han Dynasty" series of books vividly reproduces the changes in the four hundred years of the Han Dynasty with the unique perspective of folk narrative and the grand historical picture. This set of books totals about 3.6 Million words, constituting a complete historical evolution process of "starting a business - maintaining success - resurgence - decline". "Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty" depicts Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty's heroic strategy of opening up territories and strengthening centralization of power, showing his daily machinations and also involving anecdotes about seeking immortality.

The "Han Dynasty" series of books vividly reproduces the changes in the four hundred years of the Han Dynasty with the unique perspective of folk narrative and the grand historical picture. This set of books totals about 3.6 Million words, constituting a complete historical evolution process of "starting a business - maintaining success - resurgence - decline". "The Setting Sun in the Han Palace" focuses on the autocratic power of foreign relatives and eunuchs, the disasters caused by the party and the Yellow Turban Uprising in the late Eastern Han Dynasty, and depicts the end of the world when the dynasty is about to collapse.

The Revolution of 1911 that broke out in 1911 ended China's imperial system that had lasted for more than two thousand years and started the journey towards modern civilization. The novel focuses on the magnificent history from 1900 to 1911, recreating the vicissitudes of life from the Gengzi Incident to the Wuchang Uprising. The series is divided into three parts, and this book is the second. The Qing government sent five ministers abroad to inspect the constitutional government, but they were bombed by the revolutionary Wu Yue at the train station. Revolutionary Xu Xilin assassinated Anhui governor Enming, and Jianhu heroine Qiu Jin launched an uprising. On September 1, 1906, the Qing government issued a copycat constitutional edict. At the same time, the political system was reformed, and the previously planned province of Northeast China was implemented. Unexpectedly, this was the direct cause that triggered the "Ding Wei Political Tide" within the supreme ruling group. Sun Yat-sen launched the Great Uprising in Guangdong, Guangxi and Yunnan, and fired the first successful shot of the armed uprising. Yuan Shikai's power became stronger and stronger. During the climax of the political struggle, Guangxu and Cixi passed away at the same time, and the Qing Dynasty became increasingly precarious.

From central Hunan to western Hunan, the Xuefeng Mountains stretch for thousands of miles. The folk customs of this place have been fierce since ancient times. According to historical records, Yang Zaixing, the Song Dynasty general who charged into the Hu formation with 300 elite troops, and Lan Yu, the Ming Dynasty general Lan Yu who leveled Mobei with 100,000 cavalry, all came from here. During the period of the Republic of China, due to the melee between warlords, the people were in dire straits. Some gangsters who ran rampant in the countryside took advantage of the situation to form teams, robbed homes and homes, and harmed one party. They were called bandits. Among these bandit teams, large and small, Zhang Yunqing, Guan Yueyun, and Yi Hao were the strongest in terms of strength. Zhang Yunqing, in particular, was vicious and cunning by nature, causing the most trouble and having the greatest influence. He was known as the "King of Bandits". These three groups of ruthless bandits emerged from the wilderness, constantly expanding and annexing other forces, and even developed to the point where they could besiege the county town and compete with the official army. Banditry in central Hunan and western Hunan has become increasingly prevalent, and has even spread to the neighboring provinces of Guizhou and Guangxi. Neither the warlords in Hunan, Guangxi, or Guizhou could extinguish it. Using strategies to recruit people, these bandit leaders surrendered if it was advantageous, and rebelled if it was not advantageous. They used all kinds of deceitful and conspiratorial means in the game between officials and bandits. The three gangs of bandits also divided and combined, exploited each other, and fought with each other. It was the common people who suffered. But when the "bandit king" Zhang Yunqing was at his most prosperous, he ushered in his fierce enemy, Zhang Guangwen, who was from the same hometown and clan as him...

Everyone knows about the "Four Big Families" of Chiang Kai-shek, Song Dynasty, Confucius and Chen during the Republic of China, but how many people know that there are also "Four Small Families" in Xikou Town, Fenghua, Zhejiang Province, Chiang Kai-shek's hometown? This little-known secret history of the Republic of China tells the story of Chiang Kai-shek's rise to power in Jiangsu and Zhejiang, his fortune in Huangpu, his Northern Expedition to the Central Plains, and the purge of the Party and the suppression of the Communist Party. The key point is that during this period, his true confidants were not the "Five Tiger Generals" such as Chen Cheng and Liu Zhi, nor the "secret minions" such as Dai Li Kangze, but a group of men known as the "Xikou Gang". These people followed Chiang Kai-shek out of Xikou, fought for world supremacy, and relied on Chiang Kai-shek to gain important power. In front of them, Chen Cheng had to be polite, while Dai Li could only be respectful. When the weather is crazy, it will rain, and when people are crazy, there will be misfortune. The "Xikou Gang" has become more and more powerful as its power and wealth have increased day by day. It attacks political opponents and eliminates dissidents internally; it creates terror and massacres people externally. It made people angry and resentful. It also indirectly affected the stability of Chiang Kai-shek's power, and made him think of cutting his own wings to avoid losing his tail. After several rounds of brutal political struggles, the black eagle dogs of the "Xikou Gang" gradually lost power, and their power status was replaced by a new generation of eagle dogs such as Dai Li...

"The Bank on Chaotianmen" is another masterpiece by writer Shen Pingzhi after "Once Upon a Time in Chongqing". It takes the opening of Chongqing (1891) to the early days of the founding of New China as the historical background, focuses on the financial changes in the Chaotianmen area, and weaves a magnificent picture of financial history through the fate of three bankers, Yang Cansan, Kang Xinru, and Liu Hangchen. On the land with a radius of only one or two kilometers around Chaotianmen Pier, 233 financial institutions were once gathered, which was historically known as the "Wall Street" of China's rear area. When you check in at the internet-famous attractions in Chaotianmen, you can imagine the grand scene where banks were lined up and merchants gathered here a hundred years ago; when you stroll through the bustling Hongya Cave, you can think of the dock teahouses and financial games described in the book. The novel takes the Yang family's Juxingcheng Bank, Kang Xinru's leading Bank Meifeng, and Liu Hangchen's integrated Chuankang Bank as the main line, unfolding the intertwined destinies of the three parties. Yang Cansan inherited his father's business and developed Juxingcheng from a traditional bank into a modern commercial bank. After experiencing bank runs, warlords' apportionment, and family strife, he always adhered to the belief of "deeply cultivating the west"; Kang Xinru took charge of the Sino-US joint venture Meifeng Bank and withdrew foreign capital. Surviving in the cracks of separation and frequent wars, Liu Hangchen showed extraordinary business wisdom and national integrity; Liu Hangchen relied on his relationship with the warlord Liu Xiang to integrate banks such as Sichuan Salt and Sichuan Kang, completed the transformation from politics to business, and became a "tycoon" in the financial world. In Chongqing, the "wartime financial center" during the Anti-Japanese War, they faced major historical events such as currency reform, debt-raising turmoil, and the Liji Consortium trend. They finally made different choices in the tide of the times. Some welcomed new life, while others left sadly, and together they composed a symphony of destiny for a generation of Chongqing businessmen. The author uses delicate brushwork to restore the market atmosphere and financial situation of old Chongqing, which has both professional and rigorous historical data value and a vivid and tortuous storyline. This is not only a financial novel, but also an "in-depth travel guide to Chongqing" that takes you from the appearance of internet celebrities to the core of the city.

[Republic of China + Local History + Non-Routine + Non-Golden Finger] [Complex and multi-faceted hero of troubled times who values ​​friendship but more interests than interests VS the beautiful and intelligent guide Bai Yueguang VS the daughter of a bandit who is his wife] At the end of the 19th century, Hu Bingting, a poor young man in southern Hunan, used a pair of iron fists and full of scheming to smash the shackles of fate in the troubled times of the jungle. From being bullied by others, he became a rookie at the county patrol station; from being on the run after accidentally committing a murder, to joining the army to gain fame. He knows that in this world where people cannibalize people, benevolence, justice and morality are just the wails of the weak, and only power and the barrel of a gun are the eternal truth. He worshiped the wharf, suppressed bandits, cheated on gangsters, and accepted names, and he was caught in the warlords' melee. He is ruthless to his enemies, but also tender to his relatives, and has a difficult balance between friendship and ambition. From Rucheng to Lechang, from an unknown person to the dominant "King of Southern Hunan", every step he took stepped on the bones of his enemies and the rules of the old era. This is not a heroic hymn, but a heroic epic. See how he used betrayal, blood and desire to build his unparalleled kingdom in a collapsed era.

The novel takes the history of the Southern Tang Dynasty as the center, uses the famous Southern Tang general Lin Renzhao as the introduction, uses the "Triple Prophecy Picture" as the clue, uses "Han Xizai's Night Banquet Picture" and its "geographical" field as the layout, and uses the jade seal symbolizing imperial power as the "foreshadowing" to tell a "story" of revenge that combines politics, history, martial arts, and fantasy shadows. This is a novel that pays homage to Borges, and is also a work that is immersed in traditional Chinese culture. It is a mixture of various novel types with elegant writing, unique plot, and reflections on reality in the maze of history.

This book is a chapter-length historical novel that describes the history of the Eastern Zhou Dynasty in my country. It relatively comprehensively reflects the deeds of various countries competing for hegemony and dominance during the Eastern Zhou Dynasty for more than a hundred years. The whole book uses ancient historical books Zuozhuan, Guoyu, strategic policies and historical records as the basic narrative basis, and systematically runs through the tortuous, moving and complicated history of the Eastern Zhou Dynasty.

This book is the second part of the long series "Time Travellers" by French writer Eric-Emmanuel Schmitt. This masterpiece, which the writer spent thirty years developing, tells the history of mankind in the form of a novel. "Gate to the Sky" is the second part of the series. It tells the story of the protagonist Nomu who gained the ability to live forever due to chance eight thousand years ago. He lived a life of a wanderer in the world and traveled to the Mesopotamian plains to witness the prosperity of the two river basins. In Babel, one of the earliest cities, he battled wits and courage with the monarch Nimrod. As a witch doctor, he treated all kinds of people from monarchs to slaves. He also witnessed the construction and collapse of the Tower of Babel.

This book is a long series "Time Traveler" by French writer Eric-Emmanuel Schmitt. This masterpiece, which the writer spent thirty years developing, tells the history of mankind in the form of a novel. As the first part of the series, "Lost Paradise" focuses on the end of the Neolithic Age and before and after the Great Flood. It uses a first-person narrative from Nomu's growth and love, to leading the tribe to escape during the Great Flood, thus creating the legend of Noah, to unexpectedly gaining the ability to live forever, wandering, looking for the love of his life who had the same fate, watching his relatives leave one after another, and so on. The narrative also includes a third-person narration about the present and future of people facing serious environmental problems and existential crises. "Gate to the Sky" is the second part of the series. It tells the story of the protagonist Nomu who gained the ability to live forever due to chance eight thousand years ago. He lived a life of a wanderer in the world and traveled to the Mesopotamian plains to witness the prosperity of the two river basins. In Babel, one of the earliest cities, he battled wits and courage with the monarch Nimrod. As a witch doctor, he treated all kinds of people from monarchs to slaves. He also witnessed the construction and collapse of the Tower of Babel.

"The Qing Dynasty (Five Volumes)" begins with Nurha Chiyan driving a chicken castle and ends with the failure of the Taiping Rebellion. It is a long historical novel that systematically reflects the rise and fall of the Qing Dynasty. The book panoramically displays the tremendous changes in economy, politics, society, and culture from the late Ming Dynasty to the late Qing Dynasty. It composes the grand epic of the Qing Dynasty from its unification of the country to its glory days and then its decline. It reproduces the various ups and downs of the Qing Dynasty in the past three hundred years, and vividly depicts nearly a hundred artistic portraits of Huang Taiji, Dorgon, Qianlong, and Cixi with different personalities. The work explains almost all major events and folk customs, while also giving it a unique artistic aesthetic. It is a long masterpiece on historical themes of the Qing Dynasty.

This book begins with the battle for the throne during the Kangxi period, and tells the thrilling history from the death of Emperor Kangxi in the 61st year of Kangxi to the suicide of Gengyao in the third year of Yongzheng. The book is divided into two clues. One trace revolves around the important political moves of Emperor Yongzheng, such as the establishment of the Prime Minister, the secret establishment of a crown prince, the pacification of the Luobuzangdanjin rebellion, etc. The other clue revolves around the evolution of the relationship between Nian Gengyao and Yongzheng's monarchs and ministers. It is based on historical facts and adds fictional imagination that suits the background of the times, from the struggle for the throne to the changes between kings and ministers.

It uses epic artistic strokes to panoramically present the magnificent and difficult process of the Chinese nation overthrowing the monarchy and moving towards republic. It magnificently reproduces the Sino-Japanese War of 1898-1898, the Reform Movement of 1898, military training at small stations, the Gengzi Incident, the political tide of Dingwei, the Revolution of 1911, Major historical events such as the Hongxian Monarchy comprehensively display the turmoil of the political turmoil in the late Qing Dynasty and the early Republic of China and Yuan Shikai's double life and ups and downs of destiny, and carefully depict his struggle, confusion, struggle and even death in the era of great changes.

"Xin Qiji (three volumes)" is the posthumous work of Yao Xueyin Award-winner Yan Tingrui. It tells the story of Xin Qiji, the "Dragon in Poetry", who had patriotic passion and military talent, but was unable to realize his political ideals, and finally ended up with the tragic "killing thieves". The whole work is eloquent and has nearly one million words. The author uses a huge pen to describe the prosperity and splendor of the economy and art, the darkness and sloppiness of politics, and the cowardice and incompetence of military in the Southern Song Dynasty, revealing the inevitable defeat of the Southern Song Dynasty. The deep-seated reasons for his death; and he created a respectable and tragic tragic hero with his depressed and frustrated emotions, which vividly demonstrated Xin Qiji's expectations for the court, his desire for national reunification, and his grief and anger for his unfulfilled ambition. The author's writing style is beautiful, he sings and sighs three times, and uses Xin Qiji's poems to promote the development of the plot. The conception is exquisite and has a strong artistic appeal.

This book is a long historical novel with the protagonist Sheng Xuanhuai, an important minister of the late Qing Dynasty and the leader of the Westernization Movement. It tells about his legendary and tortuous experience of setting a historical precedent, establishing a business, and carrying out Westernization. It not only describes the ups and downs of the officialdom and political changes in the late Qing Dynasty, but also demonstrates Sheng Xuanhuai's wisdom and strategies in the political and business circles, and reveals the difficult twists and turns of China's transformation into modern times.

This book uses the style of a novel to interpret the most thrilling palace coup in China from the Warring States Period to the Sui Dynasty. From the usurpation of power by powerful ministers to the dethronement of emperors, from plotting to kill to the blood-stained golden palace, every change of power is a battle of wisdom, courage and humanity. This is the story of power and the battlefield of human hearts. This book reveals the emperor's mind, the wisdom of his advisers, and the cold rhythm of history.

Re-examine the political and emotional world of ancient China from a female perspective - from the emperor's favorite concubine to the female prime minister in troubled times, from the deeply affectionate talented woman to the calm and Machiavellian wise queen. Their love and hate, wisdom and confusion are not only the tragedy of beauty, but also the confrontation between wisdom and the times.

The book uses history as its sutra and people as its weft, integrating the real historical events from the Tang Dynasty to the Qing Dynasty into a vivid narrative - from the usurpation of the throne by powerful ministers to the deposed emperors, from plotting to kill to the blood-stained golden palace, every change of power is a battle of wisdom, courage and humanity. Readers can not only see how Li Shimin seized power and proclaimed himself emperor and governed the world, but also gained insight into Zhu Di's ambitions and Cixi's intentions behind the curtain. The characters in the book are vivid and the plot is ups and downs, recreating the undercurrent of dynasty change like an epic.

This book is the second part of the trilogy "Thousand Years of Love of Life and Death" written by the writer. The novel collection selects 9 couples in Chinese history, spanning nearly two thousand years from the Han Dynasty to the Ming Dynasty. They are Sima Xiangru and Zhuo Wenjun, Emperor Xuan of the Han Dynasty and Xu Pingjun, Qin Jia and Xu Shu, Wang Xianzhi and Xi Daomao, Li Shangyin and Wang Yanxiu, Su Dongpo and Wang Fu, Zhu Xi and Liu Qingsi, Jin Shizong and the Wulin family, Ming Yingzong and Queen Qian. This novel uses modern language to interpret the letters and texts left by the ancients, and truly restores the historical scenes at that time. It is inspiring and makes people passionate. They are different from being illusory like Dong Yong and the Seven Fairies. They are real stories of characters in Chinese history. By interpreting historical documents and the words on unearthed letters, future generations can truly feel their greatness. For the love of faith, they did not hesitate to challenge the world, break with their parents, leave their hometown, and even risk their lives, but they must also practice the meaning of life and the true meaning of love.

The Revolution of 1911 that broke out in 1911 ended China's imperial system that had lasted for thousands of years and started the journey towards modern civilization. The novel focuses on the magnificent history from 1900 to 1911, recreating the dramatic historical changes from the Gengzi Incident to the Wuchang Uprising. The series is divided into three parts, and this book is the first. After the Gengzi national calamity, the government and the public learned from the pain and tried to scrape the bones and heal the wounds in order to save the people from danger. The Qing government restarted reforms and implemented the New Deal. However, there were many domestic conflicts. Yuan Shikai took the opportunity to support his own troops. Sun Yat-sen, Huang Xing and others prepared to establish the China Alliance, and Japan and Russia started a war in the Northeast. Amid internal and external troubles, the revolutionary wave is about to break out... The author uses solid and accurate historical data to explore how the social situation surged on the eve of Xinhai, setting off a revolutionary wave step by step; he deeply reviews the historical changes on the eve of 1911, explores the nation's tolerance and struggle, pain and expectations at the time of life and death, and provides reference for the road to national rejuvenation.