Library

In the form of a single case, it tells the occurrence, judgment, execution and impact of real cases in ancient times. The manuscript covers the four dynasties of Song, Yuan, Ming and Qing, and more than 20 large and small cases. The focus is on family and clan life, the living conditions of women, and the ambiguities and gaps in legal judgments. It attempts to restore the social situation at that time through each specific case, and reveals that the road to rule of law has been "impeded and long" from ancient times to the present.

Read classics to improve your Chinese skills; rely on historical materials to accumulate writing materials: the Chinese teacher will help you get to know the stars in "Historical Records"! The Yellow Emperor was born because he was "struck by lightning"? Who among the Five Hegemons of the Spring and Autumn Period loves to hold grudges? Who is the man in Liu Bang's tent? Did Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty's crown fall from "the sky"? Zhang Liang actually assassinated Qin Shihuang? Based on the authoritative version, it helps young people accumulate ancient Chinese knowledge; first-line famous teachers select articles and focus on reading and writing! Enjoy reading classics, reading "Historical Records", and accumulating writing materials; expand your horizons and reading skills at the same time!

This book explores the century-old history of Tianjin's Wudao Concession, focusing on the ups and downs of the Republic of China's political figures, aristocrats and celebrities from all walks of life in this "country within a country". From the bribery of President Cao Kun's national integrity in his later years to the conspiracy of Puyi's Jingyuan restoration, from the shocking divorce of Wenxiu's "Sword Concubine Revolution" to the bloody struggle in Ji Hongchang's Red Mansion, the manuscript reveals through more than 20 historical buildings that this concession was not only a haven for the powerful, but also the source of restoration, and a stage for the confrontation between old and new ideological trends. The work uses architecture as its warp and characters as its weft, weaving an ukiyo-e of the Republic of China intertwined with power, money and redemption.

The book describes the ins and outs of four influential mysterious cases in the late Qing Dynasty (the case of the famous actress Yang Yuelou, the Taiyuan case, the Yang Naiwu and Xiao Baicai case, and the Zhang Wenxiang horse stabbing case). The storyline is bizarre and thrilling and highly readable. "The Assassination Case": Zhang Wenxiang, a grassroots civilian, became the first assassin in modern Chinese history, ending China's history of more than a thousand years without assassins since the Yuanhe decade of the Tang Dynasty; "The Strange Case of Yang Yuelou": Yang Yuelou is the father of the famous martial arts student Yang Xiaolou. In Chen Kaige's movie "Farewell My Concubine", Duan Xiaolou's prototype was taken from Yang Xiaolou. In this case, Yang Xiaolou's father, Yang Yuelou, personally experienced a farewell drama of life and death...; "The Serial Case of Fraudulent Corpses": This case shocked most of China, with a strange case of corpse fraud kicking off the entire bizarre case; "Yang Naiwu and Xiaobaicai" The whole case involved hundreds of officials, especially the involvement of historical celebrities such as Prince Chun Yixuan, red-top businessman Hu Xueyan, and two generations of emperors Weng Tonghe, which also made the case a lot more interesting.

This book starts with seven ancient mysteries and provides an in-depth interpretation of the magnificent history of the two Song Dynasties. The author carefully combs the logical relationships of massive historical materials, boldly speculates, carefully verifies, and strives to understand the true motivations of the characters and restore the historical truth.

Opening this bloody palace apocalypse, you will step into the forbidden garden at the pinnacle of European power. From the Machiavellian meat grinder of the Tudor Dynasty to the poisonous afternoon tea of ​​the Bourbon noble lady, from Catherine's pillow warfare to the abnormal gene pool of the Habsburg family, the thrilling secret history peels away the splendid coat of lies layer by layer. Witness the fatal marriage of the guillotine and blood diamonds, decipher the three-hundred-year-old imprisonment code of the madwoman Juana, and witness the strange signs before the collapse of the seven dynasties - when the weight of the crown needs to be borne by the bending of the spinal cord, when the holy wedding dress is soaked in the fragrance of arsenic, history reveals its truest fangs: all the most brilliant powers are parasitic on the abyss of human nature. This book uses a film-level narrative to restore the dusty dark truth in historical archives, and dissects the conundrum of power with scalpel-like strokes, making every page filled with the smell of blood under velvet and the fragrance of death in the rose garden. This is not the palace story you imagined, but an anatomy lesson of power spanning thousands of years.

A collection of imaginative short stories joking about historical figures. History is far more interesting than we think. This is a brief history of the names of historical figures. The book has three parts in total, the Emperor's Chapter, the Queen's Chapter, and the Celebrities' Chapter. Three pages detail the stories behind the names of these characters. The writing style is humorous, starting with the relatively bizarre names given by ancient emperors, and introducing the characters' lives and historical relationships.

This compilation selects humorous stories from people from all walks of life in modern China, covering politics, culture, education, military and other fields. From Lin Zexu's "blowing ice cream" to Zeng Guofan's "throwing water and being laughed at", from Yu Youren's "don't be careless in small things" to Lin Yutang's "peanut philosophy", to Kong's "I am a descendant of Confucius, I will not be corrupt", everything is wonderful. Full of interest, these small and exquisite historical materials vividly interpret the many aspects of historical figures - some are hilarious, some are thought-provoking, some are optimistic and open-minded, and some are even arrogant. Together, they outline a unique humorous picture of modern China. Through these anecdotes, readers will appreciate the unique role of humor and optimism in the historical process, and feel their powerful power to resolve conflicts, enlighten wisdom, and convey optimism.

This article collects many interesting anecdotes about the royal family and surrounding people in the late Qing Dynasty, trying to use these vivid details to present a palace style that is different from official historical records. The selection of materials covers various periods from the Daoguang period to the Qing Dynasty's withdrawal from the Forbidden City. They are all very interesting. For example, Emperor Daoguang lamented after the signing of the "Treaty of Nanjing", conducted a thorough investigation of the bank's deficit, and cleverly selected the successor to the throne, which vividly demonstrated the multi-sensitive qualities of an emperor. Another example is the ups and downs of Prince Gong Yixin on the political stage, his subtle relationship with Cixi, his relegation and neglect due to his admonitions, etc. Emperor Guangxu, the last emperor Puyi, and interesting stories about Puyi's contact with Western culture are all included. These small anecdotes are strung together like beads with relaxed writing styles, presenting readers with vivid pictures of court life in the late Qing Dynasty. Historical materials are precious, timeless, and always fresh when read.

The Xuanwumen Incident was the bloodiest event in the history of the Tang Dynasty. History is written by the victors, but is that really the truth? Is Li Shimin, the "Eternal Emperor", completely flawless? Is Prince Li Jiancheng really as miserable as recorded in historical records? This book will take you back to those turbulent years and clear away the historical fog wrapped up in layers of power and lies... From the founding brothers fighting side by side to the secret battles in the palace with numerous factions; from the well-designed frame-up to the bloody dawn of swords and swords. We will delve into the concealed truth of the inheritance and restore a more real and complex chess game of human nature and power.

"Code of Ancient Civilization" is a book that deeply explores the origin and evolution of human civilization. The core of the book focuses on the shining pearls of early human civilizations such as Sumer, Harappa, ancient Egypt, and ancient China. Through comparative analysis of the myths, legends, and archaeological remains of ancient civilizations around the world, it reveals the mutual influence and evolution of civilizations. This book aims to explore the issues of diversity and migration interaction in the origins of human civilization based on existing archaeological evidence and documentary materials, and encourages readers to examine and explore the codes of these ancient civilizations with an open and critical attitude. Although some of the contents have not yet achieved unanimous academic approval, the author hopes that through this attempt, he can promote a broader and deeper understanding of the origins of human history.

The field history notes of the Ming Dynasty contain many anecdotes from the government and the public, anecdotes from literati, and customs and anecdotes. The book not only reveals the unspoken rules of officialdom, but also describes the life in the market. It is a supplement to historical materials and has literary interest. Its narrative style interweaves fiction and reality, which can give a glimpse of the social and cultural ecology of the Ming Dynasty. It is a side document for the study of Ming and Qing notebook novels.

"The History of Pigment Wars: From the Battle for Dunhuang Minerals to the Secret War for Acrylic Patents" is an alternative history that reveals the bloody game behind color. This book uses pigments as clues to connect the unknown conquests, conspiracies and technological secret wars in human civilization - from the blood and tears of lapis lazuli slaves in Dunhuang murals, to the poison workshops of the Venetian School of Renaissance; from the colonial era when Europe was dyed red with millions of Brazilian mahogany trees. From aristocratic skirts to synthetic dyes that caused explosions and cancer in the Industrial Revolution; from military pigment formulas stolen by the KGB during the Cold War to Pantone's color monopoly on global commerce in the digital age... Pigments are not only the carrier of art, but also weapons of power and wealth.

This book is based on the anecdotes of teachers and students of Southwest United during the Anti-Japanese War, and unearths 100 little-known "hard-core cold knowledge". From using U. S. Military gas masks to transform phosphorescent costumes and using bullet casings to cast sonic Go, to Feng Youlan using pigeons to grab food quickly to assess test scores, Qian Zhongshu using monsters from "The Classic of Mountains and Seas" to pose English questions, to using oilcloth umbrellas to draw contour maps during migration, to Miao silver ornaments hiding astrological codes, every story comes from real archives and the memories of those who have experienced it. These survival wisdom and academic innovations that burst out in the flames of war not only show the black humor of intellectuals writing love letters in oracle bones, but also record the absurd experiments of scientific madmen using sour plum soup to develop chemical answers. Through special carriers such as steel helmet loudspeakers, leggings plant specimens, and batik test papers, it is reproduced how civilizations rebuilt order in the ruins with the resilience of ferns during the gap between bombings and migrations. Open this book and you will see side B of the United Nations General Assembly that is not recorded in textbooks - there are professors wearing military maps as cheongsam, students using abacus to calculate the whirlpools of the Red River, and the weight of history is hidden between the lines of poetry on half a piece of yellowed cigarette paper.

Do you think that only Jin Yiwei and Zheng He went to the West in the Ming Dynasty? "100 Facts about the Ming Dynasty" will completely subvert your historical understanding! From Emperor Yongle using Persian parrots to report the vassal's scandal, to Emperor Chongzhen relying on calculus to predict the fate of the country; from the research and development of "Gunpowder Poria Cake" in the imperial kitchen that blew up half of the palace, to the glazed tiles of Prince Lu's palace that blinded the entire street of onlookers - this book is like a rebellious brother in a history textbook, uncovering the most absurd and hard-core dark technology, transnational embarrassments and palace battles in the Ming Dynasty. Here, Zheng He's navigation charts conceal military codes, Wanli's telescopes become tools for catching thieves, Qinhuai River oirans work part-time selling false information, and even the armors of the imperial guards are coated with luminous powder and transformed into "humanoid light bulbs." 100 Incredible trivia, revealing a magical Ming Dynasty that fought with chili powder, paid wages with pepper, and relied on magnets to tell fortunes. Open this book, smile and complete the B-side history of Chinese civilization that textbooks dare not write!

When the bronze bull torture instrument of ancient Rome transformed screams into beastly roars, when the iron maidens of the Middle Ages measured pain with 487 iron nails, and when the white noise chamber in Guantanamo Bay destroyed wills with decibel accuracy - the essence of human history of violence over the past three thousand years is actually the dark conspiracy of power and technology. With scalpel-like strokes, this book dissects the evolution from Aztec sacrificial knives to CIA waterboarding: revealing how Shang Dynasty's cannon-burning torture turned human oil into a totem of domination, restoring the humiliating art of using honey to attract wasps in the Spanish Inquisition, and dismantling how modern sleep deprivation chambers use brainwave frequencies to replace iron nails. Through the acoustic pipeline of the bronze bull torture instrument, the symbol system of the religious trial, and the data model of the anti-terrorism interrogation, a truth that subverts cognition is revealed - torture has never died, but has just transferred from the bloody theater to the neural circuit. When you slide the war live broadcast in front of the screen, you are sharing the same violent gene with the Roman audience in the Colosseum. This book will take you to salvage forgotten screams in the folds of civilization. These sounds will eventually become a yardstick for measuring the height of human nature.

This book is a subversive work that tears apart the surface of history and dives into the undercurrent of memory. From the ashes of Joan of Arc to the charred corpse of Hitler's bunker, from the mysterious disappearance of Emperor Jianwen to the digital resurrection of Jack the Ripper, this book tracks seven unsolved historical mysteries, revealing how they have been constantly reconstructed by power, desire and technology in later generations, becoming "ghosts" that will never dissipate.

"Historical Storybook" is a popular history book that vividly tells the story of the five thousand years of Chinese civilization. The book takes dynasty changes as the main line, selects important historical figures and events, and uses story-based narrative to show a magnificent picture from ancient legends to modern changes.

At the end of the fifteenth century, Europe was full of dreams about the gold and spices of the East. Columbus, a navigator from Genoa, knocked on the door of the Spanish palace with the obsession of "sailing westward". This book will take you back to those magnificent four voyages to the west, witness the glory of his "discovery" of the New World, and face the deep shadow of colonial plunder and the "Columbian Exchange" behind them. We will also cast our sights on great masters such as Vasco da Gama and Magellan, jointly sketching out a magnificent picture of the entire Age of Discovery, and ultimately, in the fog of history, explore a real Columbus who is far more complex than a "hero" or a "demon".

In the long dark nights without electric lights, how did the ancients fight against sleepiness, loneliness and the stagnation of time? This book salvages an alternative "history of nightlife" from historical documents and poetry notes, restoring those forgotten late-night scenes.

This book takes the Whampoa Military Academy as the axis and unearths hundreds of little-known "historical codes" - Lin Biao's mathematical sketches of Pingxingguan tactics hidden on the back of his mathematics examination paper, the self-destruct device hidden in the bronze bell of the Wuhan branch, the interlayer of the safety barrel that can be transformed into a heavy machine gun mount in seconds... ... From Chiang Kai-shek's facial rating scale to the stable floor that can generate electricity, from the code book disguised as a lantern to the ceiling fan that can "alarm", these cold knowledge buried deep in the archives deconstruct the serious history of the military academy into scenes of hard-core spy movies. The author flipped through tens of thousands of pages of secret files and used historical materials to piece together the "technological tree" of the Huangpu Clan: the entrance exam concealed the secret code of the faction, the plaque on the branch door spelled out the drifting trajectory of half a century, and even the toilet water tank was a warehouse of arms raw materials. When the ventilation system of the blue brick wall withstands poisonous gas attacks, and when the drunk butterfly flower transforms into a poisonous gas detector, you will find that the sharpest weapons of this military academy are precisely the military wisdom integrated into daily life. Open this book and witness an alternative modern history in which guns and tung oil fly together, and conspiracy and black technology are combined.

Memory is the most exquisite neural tapestry of human civilization, and it is also the battlefield of the game between power and time. Between the flickering of synapses and the dust of historical archives, the construction and deconstruction of collective memory never stops. From the epic chanting of ancient Greek city-states to the algorithmic push of the digital age, memory has always been sliding on the dual track of biological instinct and social power, and its fragility is exposed in every civilization transformation. When the neural coding of the hippocampus encounters the narrative filtering of the state machine, and when the remains of pottery fragments at the archaeological site collide with the light and shadow of the Hollywood screen, we have to face a cruel truth: the grand narrative of human history is nothing more than the stratified rock of memory reconstruction.

Why are there so many stories of "people turning into tigers" in ancient notebooks? What is the truth behind the Di'anmen Temple murder incident? Why does the so-called "Wong Tai Sin" that people talk about cause people to be "possessed by evil spirits?" What exactly is the villain in "The Most Miserable"? What is the truth about the "Dry Well Murder Incident" during the reign of Emperor Shun of Yuan Dynasty? During the locust plague in 1644, locusts actually "encircled people and ate them up"? How did photography become the so-called "spiritualism" in the late Qing Dynasty? Creepy things are not ghosts, all clever tricks will eventually be solved; don't be confused by the riddles, read all the thousands of sails and the road is ordinary. My country's vast ancient notebooks contain a large number of mysterious and strange stories. However, due to the lack of science in ancient times, the ancients often used "ghosts and spirits" as explanations. Beginning in 2015, Beijing Evening News and The Paper have successively launched the column "Notes on Strange Tales", written by the famous scholar Hu Yanyun, who uses modern science combined with historical textual research to make new interpretations of various strange stories in ancient notes. This book selects thirty-two of the articles to reveal for readers the secrets and inside stories that have been concealed for thousands of years, and restore the truth.

This book is a popular historical book about China's invisible culture based on the logic of affair. Various ancient adultery stories are told from a contemporary perspective. The author consulted historical documents and told many historical stories that subverted many historical events that were finalized. For example, through analysis of historical materials, he discovered that the first female spy in Chinese history appeared in the Xia Dynasty, not Xi Shi; another example was through analysis of historical materials, telling the process of Sima Xiangru's defrauding money and sex. The author also comprehensively and systematically combs the history of homosexuality and the history of affair between monks and nuns for the first time in the book. The full text emphasizes story telling and emphasizes analysis and verification, making it highly readable. However, readers should not use the word "affair" to think that there is any vulgar content in the book. All the author's historical materials on adultery come from ancient documents and only tell historical stories without vulgar descriptions.

Legendary treasures are always full of mysterious charm, attracting people's desire to explore. This book tells famous treasure legends and treasure hunting stories in history, bringing you a thrilling adventure. From the lost treasures of Atlantis to the mysterious Inca Golden City, from pirate treasures to royal treasures, each treasure has a unique historical background and legend. You will learn about the origin, value and search methods of treasures, and feel the mysterious charm of treasures. At the same time, you will also realize the impact of treasures on history. They have played an important role in politics, economy, culture, etc., And some have even changed the course of history.

Unofficial histories often hide historical truths that are ignored by official histories. This book digs deep into unofficial historical materials that have been dusted over time and attempts to restore the true nature of history. Through the analysis and interpretation of different unofficial stories, you will have a more comprehensive and profound understanding of history. In the process of pursuing the truth, feel the charm and weight of history.

The arena of the Qing Dynasty was full of legends. This book depicts the grace of martial arts masters, the stories of chivalrous men, and the disputes between Jianghu sects. Take you to experience the world of rivers and lakes full of passion and pride.

History is like a mysterious treasure house, in which there are many precious treasures buried by the years. This book will take you on an exciting journey of discovery to unearth lost civilizations, stories and legends. You will follow the author's footsteps, walk into mysterious monuments, and feel the vicissitudes of time and the weight of history. Forgotten urban ruins, ancient documentary records, and lost skills will all be presented before your eyes. From the ancient Mayan civilization to the mysterious Atlantis, from ancient papermaking to exquisite metallurgical craftsmanship, every discovery will make you marvel at the wisdom and creativity of the ancients, while also making you feel the mysterious charm of history.

"Joking About Li Shimin" presents the legendary life of Emperor Taizong Li Shimin of the Tang Dynasty from a unique perspective. Watch him as a young hero, rising to prominence in troubled times, with great ambitions to compete in the world. The Xuanwumen incident was thrilling, showing his decisiveness and Machiavellian wisdom, and he successfully ascended to the throne of God. During his reign, he recruited talents and used their talents, assisted by famous ministers such as Fang Xuanling and Du Ruhui, and jointly created the rule of Zhenguan, which made the Tang Dynasty prosperous and the world returned home. Moreover, he had a deep relationship with Empress Changsun, and many legendary anecdotes were spread among the people. This book uses a witty and humorous writing style that is based on historical facts to present Li Shimin's heroic spirit, imperial style and tenderness one by one, allowing you to appreciate the unique charm of this eternal emperor.

The Forbidden City, the center of power of the Qing Dynasty. This book deeply explores the secret history of the Qing Dynasty court, from the daily life of the emperor to the battles in the harem, from court etiquette to political intrigues. Through each vivid story, the mysterious veil of the Forbidden City is unveiled, allowing you to understand the true appearance of the Qing Dynasty palace.

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.

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.

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.

Embark on an ancient history exploration journey and delve into the mysterious corners of history. Explore the ruins of ancient civilizations, solve historical mysteries, and pursue lost legends. In the process, you will continue to discover the surprises and charm of history.

This is an interesting overview of ancient history, which collects various interesting historical events, anecdotes about people and cultural phenomena. Let you feel the fun and charm of history in relaxed and enjoyable reading.

It collects a large number of anecdotes from ancient history, allowing you to learn about history in a relaxing and enjoyable way. From the emperor's little quirks to folk strange things, these stories show the richness and variety of ancient society and the various aspects of people's lives.

"Ancient Cases and Legends: Interpretation of Major Cases in Chinese History" will help you interpret the legendary cases in Chinese history. These cases not only have twists and turns and bizarre plots, but also reflect the social scene, cultural traditions and values ​​of the time. Through the interpretation of these cases, we can better understand the social structure of ancient China and people's thoughts and emotions, and feel the charm and depth of history.

Embark on a journey to trace ancient cases and uncover the mysterious cases in Chinese history. With a rigorous historical attitude and vivid narrative style, this book will take you into the scene of ancient crimes, pursue clues, and solve the mystery. From famous historical events to little-known minor cases, from disputes between royal families and nobles to the entanglements of ordinary people, you can appreciate the diversity and complexity of ancient crimes and feel the weight and vicissitudes of history.

"Records of Major Crimes in Ancient Times: Stories of Crimes in Chinese History" presents you with thrilling crimes in Chinese history. There are thrilling murder cases, intricate political conspiracies, and deplorable wrongful convictions. Each story is full of suspense and tension, making you feel like you are at the scene of an ancient crime. Through these stories, we can see the dark side of ancient society and the weaknesses of human nature, and we can also feel the power of justice and people's yearning for a better life.

"Ancient Crime Legends: A Collection of Stories about Major Cases in Chinese History" brings together a series of amazing stories about major crimes in Chinese history. There are smart and wise detectives, cunning and cruel criminals, and complicated cases. Each story is full of drama and legend, showing the characteristics of all beings in ancient society and the judicial system. Reading this book, you will be immersed in the wonderful world of ancient crimes and feel the charm and mystery of history.

In the long river of history, there are many major cases buried by the years like heavy stones. This book is dedicated to excavating the mysteries of these historical crimes and trying to restore the truth of those forgotten crimes through in-depth research and reasoning analysis of historical materials. From the mysterious disappearance of national treasures to the mysterious deaths of emperors, from the rebellion that shocked the government and the public to the confusing murders, we will take you into an ancient crime world full of suspense and challenges, solve the mysteries of history, and explore the wisdom and courage of the ancients.

It collects various historical legends, including heroic legends of war, romantic legends of love, thrilling legends of adventure, etc. Immerse yourself in the legendary world of history.

Enter the secret garden of history and discover the secrets hidden behind history. From mysterious symbols to unsolved mysteries, there are surprises and challenges waiting for you to explore.

In the vast history, there are always some corners that are ignored by the mainstream narrative. This book is like a beacon, illuminating the profile of history. Through in-depth excavations of little-known events and forgotten people, the diversity and complexity of history are demonstrated. You will see those people who silently perform their own stories on the edge of the historical stage. Their struggles, struggles and dreams together form a colorful picture of history.

Listening to the echoes of history, this book collects a series of ancient stories, including heroic feats, legends of love, and the preciousness of friendship. These stories are like notes of history, playing a moving piece of music.

Collect mysterious legends in history, such as myths, folklore, supernatural events, etc. Let you immerse yourself in the mysterious atmosphere and feel the imagination and creativity of the ancients.

"Historical Crime Files: Records of Major Cases in Ancient China" is a precious document that records major cases in ancient China. The book records in detail the famous crimes of each dynasty, including the background, process, results and impact on the society at that time. By reading these archives, we can understand the development of the ancient judicial system and feel the ancients' pursuit of justice and punishment of crimes. At the same time, we can learn lessons from history and provide reference for the construction of the rule of law in modern society.

This book is like a decoder of historical crimes, deeply analyzing major cases in ancient China. From the cause, process and outcome of the case, from the suspect's psychology and motivations to the modus operandi, from the social background, political environment and judicial system at the time, it provides a comprehensive interpretation of ancient crimes. Through the analysis of these cases, we can better understand the operating mechanism of ancient society and the struggle and resistance of human beings in the face of evil.

This book uses major cases in ancient China as a mirror to reflect the good, evil, beauty and ugliness of human society. Through in-depth analysis of these crimes, we can summarize the lessons learned from history and provide us with valuable enlightenment. From crime prevention to judicial justice, from moral education to social governance, we can draw wisdom from ancient crimes and contribute to the harmony and stability of modern society.