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In the style of a novel, this book tells the story of Xuanzang, a famous eminent monk in the Tang Dynasty, who arrived in Chang'an at the age of 26 and decided to go west to learn Buddhist scriptures. He passed through eight hundred miles of quicksand and visited more than seventy countries, and returned home after seventeen years of study. Xuanzang traveled to many countries, experienced thrilling experiences, and held a firm and moving spirit. He was a spiritual pioneer for the current society, and he is also worthy of learning. He traveled westward to learn more and went through many hardships, which embodies the tenacity of the Chinese people to learn from foreign cultures. The novel respects historical facts, upholds the spirit of Xuanzang, and leads readers to explore along Master Xuanzang's journey of seeking scriptures. While introducing Master Xuanzang's legendary life, it reflects the confidence and wisdom of Chinese national culture.

This book radiates and summarizes a period of history in Heilongjiang by writing the story of Xinkailiu Village, an ancient village on the hills between the Xiaoxingkai Lake in Mishan Mountain. The Xinkailiu people lived in the sparsely populated Northern Wilderness. They fought bravely and tenaciously. They not only fought unremittingly against the dangerous nature and bravely resisted the bandits, but also joined the Northeast Anti-Japanese Allied Forces led by the Communist Party to defend their country and fight against the Japanese, which showed their national righteousness. The author summarizes the history of Heilongjiang, shows the ancient civilization, customs and natural scenery of Heilongjiang, and demonstrates the Chinese people's fearlessness, bravery, tenacity and indomitable spirit.

Based on historical data, this article gives a panoramic view of the fate of Xiang Yu, a generation of heroes, and related historical figures. It uses vivid popular literary language and unofficial historical writing to explain how Xiang Yu's army went from being elite to declining, from being powerful at home to being defeated. It attempts to revisit the process from a contemporary perspective. It newly deconstructs the historical figure Xiang Yu to create a more vivid, three-dimensional and fuller character image, and outlines a magnificent picture of historical figures, giving Xiang Yu culture and Western Chu culture a brand-new image, making it rich in new elements and connotations, making people have endless aftertaste after watching it.

Shanghai during the Republic of China created countless opportunities for gamblers, and Du Yuesheng was one of these gamblers. He dominated Shanghai at that time and was known as the "Chinese Gang Leader." Du Yuesheng went from a "little bastard" to a foreign business ten miles away and became a gang leader in Shanghai. He is gentle and gentle, but ruthless and murderous. His thoughts and personality were complex and changeable, he was in and out of black and white, and he was able to navigate both business and political circles. His life was a reflection of the vicissitudes of the old society. "The Complete Biography of Du Yuesheng" truly tells the story of Du Yuesheng's ups and downs and shocking life, and reveals the shady story of the gangs in old China. From the development to the decline of Du Yuesheng, it reflects the tortuous and changing history of the Republic of China from one aspect.

"Wrath of War" is a passionate anti-war theme work. It tells the story of 800 warriors who rushed to the Songhu battlefield, participated in the Sihang Warehouse defense battle, and defended the country's territorial integrity to the death. It reproduced the heroic deeds of 400 warriors from Tongcheng, Hubei on the Songhu battlefield. A group of little people killed local tyrants, fought against gangs, fought to the death with enemy invaders, and eventually grew into the backbone of the nation. The whole story is full of faith, the plot is tense and beautiful, and exciting.

A cadenza of the Chinese nation's modern history of struggle is condensed and sublimated in the work. An underground member of the Communist Party of China who has made great achievements for New China has spent more than ten years in hiding, from the Wang Puppet Government in Nanjing in 1939 to breaking into the military, from hiding in the Chongguang Hall of the Japanese invaders to destroying the enemy organizations hidden in Shanghai after the founding of New China. The nearly 20 years of struggle have performed scenes of evocative, ups and downs, and exciting spy battles. The addition of emotion, faith, wits, suspense and other elements makes the whole work more tense. Sometimes the writing is soothing and focuses on portraying the character's heart; sometimes it is compact and depressing, making people unable to put it down. The author's admiration for the martyrs is revealed in the writing style, and the focus of the writing is used to highlight the pursuit of outlook on life and values. It has a correct guiding role in today's phenomenon of losing the goal of life and blurring moral ethics.

It shows the life of Xin (King Zhou), a great hero, who was passionate about his nature, killed in battles and fought wildly. Su Daji melted the emperor's cold and suspicious heart with tenderness. However, the cruel life-and-death struggle in the court extended to the harem. In order to survive, Su Daji murdered nine of Zi Xin's beloved concubines, slowly opening the mysterious curtain of overt and covert struggles in the harem. The extravagance and debauchery of competing in the wine pool and the meat forest, the brutal behavior of burning loyal people, caesarean section and observing the fetus, the east and west conquests, and excessive expropriation caused the people's resentment to boil. The Zhou people took advantage of the opportunity, and the Yin and Shang empire collapsed. Zi Xin burned himself in the Zhaixing Tower and died for his country.

With the Taiping Heavenly Kingdom as the background of the era, it brilliantly presents a period of historical facts that have been submerged in the dust of history. It combines the legend of classical novels with the delicacy of modern novels, achieving the ideal combination of historical reality and romantic fiction; the story of the five sisters who bravely and strategically kill the enemy, one wave after another, hearty and high-spirited.

Leaving the puzzle of "Blood Court", Zhu Yong traces the original appearance of imperial power in "Old Palace", and derives all kinds of past history from the various palaces, halls, objects and utensils in the Forbidden City. Using the struggle for imperial power as a clue, it interprets the various secret and cruel conspiracy methods used by Zhu Di, the founder of the Ming Dynasty, in the process of seizing power. The author combines a huge research base with the fiction of the novel in solid prose. Through this book, we not only see a kind of unspoken rules hidden deep in the real history, but also see the fragility of the Ming Dynasty that emerged from a conspiracy. Kan's inner world... Zhu Yong lets the cold building gradually warm up with the movement of people and things, becoming a mirror image of "the past reappears", reflecting the countless shadow spider webs in the palace, making blood, killing, struggle and humiliation completely invisible.

During World War I, about 140,000 Chinese men were conscripted to serve as frontline laborers in the United Kingdom and France. This was the "Chinese Labor Brigade" in history. They were responsible for carrying goods, digging trenches, and repairing machines on the battlefield. They did the most painful and tiring jobs. Some of them were attacked by enemy troops and died in foreign lands. The Chinese Labor Brigade provided a buffer and assistance to the British and French troops in their frontline operations. However, after the war, due to various reasons, they became silent and forgotten by history. Nearly a hundred years later, in 2014, British musician Clive Harvey heard the story of the Chinese Labor Brigades. He noticed that there were nearly 60,000 monuments to the First World War across Europe at that time, but none of them mentioned the Chinese. Harvey's "Yang's War" takes "Yang", a man from Shandong, China, as the main story line and tells the story of the joys and sorrows of ordinary people in a foreign land who have been manipulated by history and fate...

"Zeng Guofan" (three volumes) - a biography of a strange man who experienced great changes in the world. It describes Zeng Guofan's literary and military strategies, advances and retreats, favors and disgrace, philosophy of life, and ability to manage the army and safeguard rights. It restores an important minister of the late Qing Dynasty who had gone through many ups and downs, experienced the ups and downs of the world, and was full of helplessness, complexity, and struggling emotions. "Zuo Zongtang" (two volumes in total) - a magnificent epic from the perspective of a late bloomer. Taking Zuo Zongtang's experience as a clue, it writes about Zuo Zongtang's different experiences before and after he was 40 years old. It records his great feats from pacifying the Taiping Heavenly Kingdom and advocating the Westernization Movement to pacifying the Shaanxi-Gansu Revolution and regaining Xinjiang. "Li Hongzhang" (three volumes in total) - an expose of the political intrigues of the late Qing Dynasty, tells the story of the ups and downs of the famous late Qing official Li Hongzhang, and his magnificent life. It describes his ups and downs, discusses his merits and demerits, and describes the officialdom, military power, human nature and philosophy of life from the perspective of Li Hongzhang. "Hu Xueyan" (all one volume) - The entrepreneurial record of the red-top businessman uses the consistent historical novel style to reinterpret the red-top businessman Hu Xueyan's way of doing business from scratch, from childhood to adulthood, demonstrating the wisdom and strategy, and has great reference significance for contemporary businessmen and business. "Yuan Shikai" (all three volumes) - - The "Epic Mirror" that shines through the modern history of China uses an epic artistic panorama to present the magnificent and difficult process of the Chinese nation overthrowing the monarchy and moving toward republic. It magnificently reproduces major historical events such as the Sino-Japanese War of 1888-1898 and the Reform Movement of 1898, and shaped Yuan Shikai's double life and ups and downs of destiny.

A trilogy of autobiographical novels by the first female "immortal" of the French Academy, the final work of Yourcenar that has been out of print for ten years. A magnificent triptych that explores history and eternity, it is a great unfinished classic of the 20th century that completely subverts the biography genre and expresses human destiny and historical laws outside of time and space. Literary masters such as Pamuk, Wang Xiaobo, Yu Hua, Alai, Chen Ran, Qiu Miaojin, etc. Are the models of intellectual writing of the French "New Fable School". The "Labyrinth of the World Trilogy" is the representative work of the biography of female writer Margaret Yourcenar, including "Reverent Memories", "Northern Files" and "Northern Files". This trilogy fully embodies the writer's idea that history is a "school of freedom" and the results of her philosophical thinking on human beings.

The Red Army fought extremely hard in the fifth anti-"encirclement and suppression" campaign. They suffered successive defeats in positional battles and suffered heavy casualties. A major strategic shift was imminent. The central leadership dispatched special commissioner Zhong Longhua, the commander of the Tiger Battalion with special skills, to the Arrow Mountain area to find the Arrow Mountain guerrillas. He would seize and defend the mysterious iron bridge over the Grand Canyon at all costs and establish a "system" for the Central Red Army to advance into Hunan. Wang Qingquan, director of the Kuomintang's Nanchang Camp Intelligence Center, learned of this top-secret news and formulated a detailed "Iron Bucket Plan". He sent agent "Monkey King" Wang Xiao to pretend to be a special commissioner and went deep into the Arrow Mountain guerrillas to wait for opportunities to cause sabotage. Because of the betrayal by the traitor, Zhong Longhua's whereabouts were exposed. Wang Qingquan laid out a dragnet and set many traps to round up Zhong Longhua. Zhong Longhua is bold, careful and alert. With his good martial arts and intelligence, he has saved danger time and time again. Since ancient times, beauties love heroes. During the execution of their mission, Lei Longmei, the daughter of the leader of the Leigong Village, and Ouyang Yu, the daughter of the leader of the White Tiger Hall, fell in love with Zhong Longhua at first sight. A chivalrous and heart-wrenching emotional entanglement unfolded between them...

Ever since the First Emperor of Qin ordered Prime Minister Li Si to carve an imperial seal out of the priceless Heshi Bi, the jade seal passed down from generation to generation came into being and became a token of the divine power of emperors of all dynasties. Those who gain it regard themselves as the destined emperor, while those who lose it become the ridiculed emperor with a blank slate. The whole book uses reasoning techniques to unfold historical records. Over a span of half a century, the work witnessed the turmoil and bitterness, glory and humiliation of an era through the displacement of the national jade seal. It vividly depicts a large number of historical figures such as Xiao Yan, Xiao Yi, Ran Ji, Yu Wentai, Gao Huan, He Batayue, He Basheng, Hou Jing, Gao Wei, etc., Calmly and naturally showing the colorful historical scenes of the Southern Liang, Northern Zhou and Northern Qi. It is magnificent but also exciting.

At the end of the Yuan Dynasty and the beginning of the Ming Dynasty, Zhu Yuanzhang ordered the southern expedition to Yunnan to unify the remnants of the Yuan army in the Central Plains. The King of Yuan and Liang ordered all government offices in Yunnan to resist stubbornly in an attempt to occupy the southwest and confront the Ming Dynasty. However, the indigenous people in Yunnan want to respect the Duan family, a descendant of the Dali Kingdom, as their leader, and the various chieftain houses are intricately entangled with grievances and hatreds, and each has his or her own agenda. Amo Chieftain's Mansion is located in a military fortress and is powerful. Its every move is related to the speed of victory in the war. The divisions and conflicts among the top rulers of the Amo chieftain family made it difficult for the female chieftain Amo Shati to successfully obtain strong support, and the fate of the family branch was difficult to maintain. Against the background of dynasty changes, the crisis of family survival and the pain of alien invasion made the female chieftain feel the responsibility she should bear. Faced with the antagonism between mother and daughter, her brother fighting for inheritance rights, the vacillating priest Xi Po, and the aristocracy who wanted to fight to death for the dignity of their clan, Amosadi made a difficult choice. In the age of war, which is like a torrent and unstoppable, Amo Shadi united the power of the newly wealthy family members, civilians and slaves to turn the tide of genocide and pave a path for survival and development full of controversy and helplessness for the people.

"Boundless Love" tells the story of the legendary life of Mrs. Lian, who was revered as "Mother of the City" by later generations, with great virtue and great love under the changing historical background of the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms. Mrs. Lian was in many difficulties when she was young, but she was not afraid of danger, relied on her extraordinary wisdom to turn danger into disaster, and saved others many times. After getting married, she took care of her husband and raised her children, respected her parents-in-law, and supported her husband's career. Her husband, Zhang Zijun, loves the people like a son and enforces strict military laws. With the support of his wife, he has achieved great success and is deeply respected and loved by the people. Many years later, the country of Fujian was in decline. When the elderly Mrs. Lian received a secret notice that the city was about to be massacred, she said, "I am willing to let the whole family die on the same day, but the whole city will live in peace but not gold." She saved 100,000 people in Jianzhou...

The protagonist Yu Shangquan is a Go genius. During the Sino-Japanese War in the 1930s and 1940s, with his incredible chess skills, he defeated many Japanese Go masters and won the title of "First Man". He became invincible in challenges one after another. This was in sharp contrast to the situation of China's domestic war of resistance that was losing ground at that time. On the other hand, when the Japanese aggressors were winning successive battles on the Chinese battlefield, they were defeated one after another in the game of Go, which they regarded as their "national skill", at the hands of a Chinese. Around Yu Shangquan, various forces are fighting and fighting to protect him or destroy him: Chinese martial arts masters with special skills, Japanese samurai celebrities, Central Unification agents, Japanese spies, anti-Japanese fighters, traitors... The fighting of various forces is often like thunder on the ground, strange, fast, and breathtaking. Yu Shangquan, who was in the center of the storm, turned a blind eye to all kinds of forces and turned a deaf ear to all dangers. Whether it was the murderous intent on the chessboard or the murderous intent from unknown sources in the dark, he faced it with the heart to die, and survived every desperate situation. But in the end he could not resist the cruel crushing of the wheel of history...

Through the legendary life of Kuai Xiang, this book tells the stories that happened inside and outside the palace during the reign of six generations of monarchs from Yongle to Chenghua years of the Ming Dynasty, such as the battle for the right to inherit the throne, the civil war, the defense of Beijing, the gate war, and the Shicao rebellion. The fate of the protagonist followed these thrilling events and ups and downs. Goodness and evil, loyalty and betrayal, family affection, love, friendship... Present a turbulent and magnificent historical picture.

Qi Junzao, the protagonist of "Heaven, Earth and People", is a famous minister and prime minister in the late Qing Dynasty. He started his education at the age of four and entered a private school at the age of six. He has a photographic memory of his reading and is known as a child prodigy. He was a Jinshi at the age of twenty-two, and had served as a bachelor and chief military minister (first grade). He was a famous poet and calligrapher at that time and wrote nearly 3,000 poems in his life. He also wrote the ancient agricultural treatise "Mashou Nongyan". He composed a legendary story of Chinese literati based on his experiences as "three generations of emperors" and "four dynasties of civil servants" in the Qing Dynasty. During the Jiaqing period of the Qing Dynasty, 17-year-old Qi Junzao was talented. After experiencing a sudden family crisis, he began to think about the serious issue of how to be a human being and how to be a scholar. By following Zhang Guanli, the young Qi Junzao established his life beliefs of "putting the people first", "contributing to the emperors Yao and Shun", and "making the people well-off", returned to the "scientific examination", and finally won the gold list. When the Qing Dynasty came to an end, Qi Junzao personally executed his brother-in-law, a corrupt official whom he regarded as his flesh and blood. In the political turmoil filled with secret assassinations, he used his life to protect his "imperial criminal" brother-in-law who was a sympathizer for him. Deep in his heart, he treasured the love of his life. As a scholar and scholar-official, Qi Junzao devoted all his life, love, family affection and wealth to his political ideas, but what he valued more was the "Tao". This "Tao" is exactly the "Tao" pursued by good ministers and literati with lofty ideals in the world. This is the "Heaven, Earth and People's Heart"!

This book is the third in the "Famous Women of the Spring and Autumn Period" series. Wen Jiang, who is world-famous for his talent and "Qi Dafei", is the starting point. Through a woman's perspective, it tells the history of Qi State seizing the opportunity of Zheng State's break with the Zhou royal family, Qi Zheng's alliance, Qi State embarking on the road to hegemony, and finally becoming the overlord of the Spring and Autumn Period. This series takes a unique approach and unfolds the Spring and Autumn Period from a female perspective. It does not fabricate or exaggerate, but uses rational language to restore the life of a legendary woman.

At the end of the Qing Dynasty and the beginning of the Republic of China, the ancient ferry of the Yellow River in Shanxi Province was at the Baijia Pass in Yonghe. Bai Yonghe, the third young master, lives in the gap between his Confucian grandmother and his business grandfather. He suffers from the hardships of imperial examinations, frequent setbacks in business, the pain of marriage changes, and the ups and downs of life. However, with his righteousness and courage, and adhering to the ancestral motto of "peace is valued and righteousness is beneficial," he influenced his ancestors and resolved clan strife. A long ship, thousands of miles up and down, escaped the momentum of the Bai family and the honest business path. When the Shanxi merchants were completely defeated, it miraculously became a wealthy ship gang merchant.

He fought more than sixty battles, escaped death more than ten times, suffered three betrayals and two assassinations. To understand Cao Cao is to understand the Three Kingdoms and the way of history. "Cao Cao" is based on historical facts and takes Cao Cao's family life and career experience as the main line. It objectively presents a flesh-and-blood, three-dimensional and real Cao Cao. A book that allows readers to get to know the different Cao Cao under various labels and the different Three Kingdoms under the war-torn sky!

In 1943, Shanghai was occupied by the Japanese army. She is the daughter of a wealthy businessman in Shanghai. She originally lived a carefree life, but she couldn't bear to see her family and country destroyed. She resolutely accepted the assigned job, using the codename "Firebird" to secretly convey messages with the sound of the piano. The double-faced beauty resolutely holds on to the hope of transformation in troubled times and suffering!

The novel "The Monument" has a unique and novel perspective, fascinatingly presenting the protagonist's extraordinary life experiences, twists and turns of love and mental journey, and showing the joys, sorrows, joys and perseverance of Chongqing people from the Anti-Japanese War to the liberation. History reappears between the lines, and the memories of the streets and alleys unfold against a broad background. The characters in the book each have different experiences, beliefs, pursuits and persistence. The monument testifies that the melodies composed with blood and tears in the past are deeply rooted in our hearts. In the unrepeatable tragedy, we see the spirit and soul of the nation.

"The God of War" is a novel written by John Toland. It is also a magnificent story told from multiple perspectives by Toland after extensive historical research. By reading this novel, readers can fully understand the changes in the diplomatic relations between Japan and the United States during World War II. They can also reflect on the profound impact of the war on the people of the two countries and even all mankind by observing the fate of two families - the Toda family and the McGlynn family - from small to large. The marriage of Akira Toda and Flos is cross-cultural, so it is destined to go through ups and downs in the war years. The survival instinct will launch a multi-dimensional impact on family affection, love, ideals and beliefs. The well-being of ordinary people is as light as a feather in the smoke-filled years. The novel "God of War" is the work of Pulitzer Prize winner and famous American historian John Toland exclusively introduced by Zhejiang Literature and Art Publishing House. It is also the only fictional work in the "John Toland Historical Series (eight types in total)".

Three thousand years ago in ancient Shu, the gods and tribes were divided into different powers. On the surface, they were happy, but in reality, there were undercurrents. The admirer turned into a strange stranger, and murderous intent loomed in the thick fog and smoke; but the title of Sun Goddess suddenly fell from the sky, and overnight, she was protected by the divine bird, the moon was held by the stars, and she gained boundless power. On one side, there is the past that I don't want to go back to. On one side, there is a future that is inevitable. And with a small body of six feet, he can bear the heavy responsibility of the world.

The memoirs of the Yourcenar family, which have been out of print for ten years, are a magnificent triptych that explores history and eternity. The third of a trilogy of autobiographical novels "The Labyrinth of the World", the first female "immortal" of the French Academy, completely subverts the biography genre and continues to be written from the beginning. It slipped from the hand, and like Kafka's "The Castle", it belongs to the great unfinished classics of the 20th century, admired by literary masters such as Pamuk, Wang Xiaobo, Yu Hua, Alai, Chen Ran, Qiu Miaojin, etc., And a model of intellectual writing of the French "New Allegorical School". "What is Eternity" is the last part of Margaret Yourcenar's autobiographical novel trilogy "The Labyrinth of the World". The author tells about his father's life after his mother's death, focusing especially on the intricate emotional entanglement between his mother's close friend Jeanne and his father. He also reviews his childhood and teenage years, and the book ends abruptly with the outbreak of World War I. This book is the one in the trilogy that is most closely integrated with the author's personal experience. Yourcenar also follows her consistent principle of detachment and calmness when describing the close and dearest relatives around her, allowing the people and events in her writing to transcend the limitations of time and geography, reflecting the author's profound thinking about history and time, and a complete subversion of the biography genre. The lingering cloud of war at the end of the work also expresses Yourcenar's deepest worries and most appropriate metaphor for the fate of mankind.

"Even though he knew that human beings are a mixture of flaws and virtues, he still believed in the future happiness of mankind." The memoirs of the Yourcenar family, which have been out of print for ten years, are a magnificent triptych that explores history and eternity. It is one of the trilogy of autobiographical novels "The Labyrinth of the World", the first female "immortal" of the Academy of France. Literary masters such as Pamuk, Wang Xiaobo, Yu Hua, Alai, Chen Ran, Qiu Miaojin, etc. Are the models of intellectual writing of the French "New Fable School". "Reverent Memories" is the first part of Margaret Yourcenar's autobiographical novel trilogy "The Labyrinth of the World". The author starts from his own birth and traces the history of his mother's family with a panoramic description, focusing on his two uncles Octave and Fernand, whom he has never met, and his mother Fernand, who died of puerperal fever. Yourcenar used a large number of oral materials, letters, photos, aristocratic family yearbooks and leftover items to construct a complete picture of his mother's family. He traced the roots as far back as possible to the longest past, and used a calm and objective writing style to make the images of each ancestor vivid on the page. She is not content to depict various characters in the family, but tries to clarify the theme of "eternity" through this, condensing the family that has been inherited from generation to generation into a symbol in the macroscopic time and space of the world. Standing outside of time and space, she observes with a cold eye, describes the destiny of mankind, and reveals the eternal laws of history.

The memoirs of the Yourcenar family, which have been out of print for ten years, are a magnificent triptych that explores history and eternity. It is the second part of the trilogy of the autobiographical novel "The Labyrinth of the World", the first female "immortal" of the French Academy. Literary masters such as Pamuk, Wang Xiaobo, Yu Hua, Alai, Chen Ran, Qiu Miaojin, etc. Are the models of intellectual writing of the French "New Fable School". "Northern Archives: The Labyrinth of the World II" is the second part of the autobiographical novel trilogy "The Labyrinth of the World" by Margaret Yourcenard, the famous French writer and the first female "immortal" of the French Academy. It is a memory mainly based on the paternal family history, telling the life of his grandfather, father and half-brother. "Northern Archives", "Reverent Memories" and "What is Eternity" together form the "Labyrinth of the World" trilogy. Yourcenar traces the mother's family and the father's family as far back as possible, detailing the decline of the two families. In the end, there was only one woman left in the two families. This woman had no heirs, changed her surname, and chose the path of breaking away from the family. The fate of a family symbolizes the fate of mankind. Even though history has the power to serve as evidence and reference, human beings always repeat mistakes, and tragedy seems unstoppable.

The manuscript is a full-length novel with a word count of 160,000 words. The manuscript uses "sketch" and "profile" as its main structure, with the work of the Second Bureau of the Central Military Commission, the technical investigation and intelligence agency on the Long March, as the core, recreating the arduous anti-encirclement and suppression struggle on the Long March. Especially around 1935, after the huge losses in the Battle of Xiangjiang, the critical juncture of where our party and army were headed, the intelligence work of the Second Bureau played a crucial role. This book is based on this period of history. After extensive review of declassified archives, the author used solid historical materials and objective historical facts to create characters with novel imagination and reproduce history with "non-fiction" writing. He not only wrote about the spirit of the Long March, the demeanor of great men and the dedication and sacrifice of the officers and soldiers of the Second Bureau, but also wrote about the significance of red history to today. What is even more commendable is that the novel is cleverly conceived. It uses the activities in the secret front of the Second Bureau, the history of several key figures in the Second Bureau and the difficult searches of descendants to cleverly connect the entire history of the Long March, the Anti-Japanese War, and the War of Liberation, and write about the youth, faith, wisdom and original intention of a generation of communists. It is both intimate and touching, yet magnificent and has strong appeal and profound educational significance. It is a rare and excellent party history novel in recent years.

General Zhao Sheng was a legend throughout his life. He was Sun Yat-sen's right-hand man, leader of the Yangtze Alliance of the Tongmen League, and commander-in-chief of the Huanghuagang Uprising. He had close friendships with Huang Xing, Hu Hanmin, Tan Renfeng, Zhang Shizhao, Wu Yue and others, and trained outstanding talents such as Chen Mingshu, Zhang Yunyi, Deng Yanda, Jiang Guangnai, etc. The famous "Anthem of Protecting the Country" was written by him. He died young and was posthumously promoted to general by Sun Yat-sen. This book restores the growth and struggle of a revolutionary, reproduces the encounters of those figures who played an important role in the modern history of China during the late Qing Dynasty and the Republic of China, and retells the difficult road to republic in modern China from the perspective of a revolutionary.

Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty (all three volumes) - a panoramic view of the heroic spirit, talents and strategies of a generation of heroes. It begins with Liu Che's childhood, taking over the throne through risks, seizing power, using talents to reform, respecting the king and rejecting the barbarians and other major events. It revolves around conflicts such as peace and war, loyalty and rebellion, life and death, and shows the ups and downs and magnificent life of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty. Wu Zetian (all three volumes) - Reproduces Wu Zetian's counterattack life from commoner to emperor. It describes the complex and rich emotional life of a generation of empresses, their wisdom and strategies for managing the country and the world, and their rebellious and lonely extraordinary life, and reproduces the thrilling power situation of the Tang Dynasty. Emperor Taizong of the Tang Dynasty (all three volumes) - comprehensively reproduces the man-made attack path of the "power" of one emperor throughout the ages. The most eminent Emperor in Chinese history is Tang Taizong. He was extremely intelligent and courageous. He launched an army against the Sui Dynasty at the age of 18. Along the way, he defeated Liu Wuzhou, defeated Song Jingang, forced Wang Shichong to surrender, and captured Dou Jiande alive... He made great battles and laid the territorial foundation for the Tang Dynasty.

"The Mongol Empire" (4 volumes in total) - a little-known secret history of the Mongol Empire. Taking the rolling torrent of history as the warp and the life experiences of central figures such as Genghis Khan as the weft, the warp and weft are intertwined to compose a little-known secret history of the Mongolian Empire. "The Song Dynasty" (3 volumes in total) - the struggle and loneliness of a group of insightful people. The author uses elegant and refined words and takes the reform as the main line, running through the laws and regulations, customs and sentiments, poems and songs, and military disputes of the Song Dynasty, and then reshapes the image of politicians and literati led by Wang Anshi. It makes the reader feel excited and immersed in the situation. "The Romance of the Ming Dynasty" (2 volumes in total) - a popular history book with detailed historical materials. The history of the Ming Dynasty from the founding of the country by Zhu Yuanzhang to the fall of the country by Chongzhen lasted for 276 years. Zhu Yuanzhang rose to the occasion, and within a few years he expelled Emperor Yuan and unified China. It is a new popular romance of Chinese dynasties with advanced concepts and beautiful writing that fully reflects the historical reality. "Li Zicheng" (4 volumes in total) - an "encyclopedia" of Chinese feudal society. This work fills the gap in the field of long historical novels since the May 4th Movement and won the 1st Mao Dun Literature Award. Based on the principle of "going deep into history and jumping out of history", it describes the intricate historical process and the magnificent peasant uprising of more than 300 years ago.

Qin Shihuang - the emperor of the ages in the eyes of Easterners. It reproduces the magnificent life of Qin Shihuang with mixed successes and failures. The story is majestic, the plot climaxes one after another, and the ending is breathtaking, vividly showing readers the true character of Ying Zheng's generation of overlords. Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty - he established a country with unprecedented dignity. It begins with Liu Che's childhood, taking over the throne through risks, seizing power, using talents to reform, respecting the king and rejecting the barbarians and other major events. It revolves around the conflicts between life and death, gain and loss, love and hatred, and shows the ups and downs of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty and the era when heroes emerged. Taizong of the Tang Dynasty - the Ming Emperor in Chinese history. At the age of 18, he launched an army to rebel against the Sui Dynasty. He defeated Liu Wuzhou along the way, defeated Song Jingang, forced Wang Shichong to surrender, and captured Dou Jiande alive... He made great achievements and laid the territorial foundation for the Tang Dynasty. Li Zicheng - an "encyclopedia" of Chinese feudal society. Based on the principle of "going deep into history and jumping out of history", it describes the intricate historical process and the magnificent peasant uprising of more than 300 years ago. Zuo Zongtang - There is skill in being an official and a person in the right way. True historical materials tell the legendary life of Zuo Zongtang, an important minister of the late Qing Dynasty, and demonstrate Zuo Zongtang's political wisdom and military talents.

In 2008, Yu Xiaoya, a 19-year-old girl born in Qingyang, Gansu Province, had just finished taking the college entrance examination when her mother died suddenly. Before her death, her mother told Yu Xiaoya to go to Daqiao Township, a mountainous area in Longnan, thousands of miles away, and asked her to give up her studies. This was a big blow to Yu Xiaoya, who had been studying diligently since she was a child. What puzzled Yu Xiaoya even more was that her mother gave her a wooden box before she died. There was a jade pendant broken into half pieces in the wooden box. Is this half piece of jade related to Daqiao Township where she is going? Yu Xiaoya finally knew that the purpose of her trip was to find out the secret of the jade pendant and her life experience, but no one expected that going to the bridge would actually connect her to a big river: a Western Han Dynasty water flowing out of the "Book of Songs", an endless river. With the unveiling of the mystery of his life experience, a past event in the 1930s and 1940s can be restored. The ancestors struggled with war and bloodshed, but still maintained an unmerciful conscience despite their humble status. When the banditry was finally eliminated, the appearance of a man in a long gown led to the liberation of the whole place... In order to protect the cultural relics from being lost, Yuan Xi made an incredible decision in desperation, which eventually led to himself being imprisoned... Bai Weihan, Li Lu, Jian Jia... Women living on both sides of the Western Han River, like Jia Jia in the wind, fluctuated with their fate, but their lives were endless.

The earth-shaking changes in the Ming Dynasty from Jianwen to Hongxi years, as well as the scenes of emperors and ministers such as Zhu Di, Zhu Gaochi and Yang Pu working hard to achieve great governance in the world. In the fifth month of the thirty-first year of Hongwu, Zhu Yuanzhang, the founding emperor of the Ming Dynasty, died in the West Palace, and the emperor's grandson Zhu Yunwen succeeded to the throne. Soon, King Yan Zhu Di's "Jingnan" army rose up. In an instant, there was a bloody war. Yang Pu, who had just entered the political arena, made his debut in the turbulent court and went to Beijing to make peace.

During the Warring States Period, when various countries were in conflict, Qin was a weak country on the northwest border. It was hampered by nobles internally and powerful enemies were watching from outside. It was on the verge of subjugation. At this time of crisis, Qin's wise kings and wise ministers emerged one after another. In more than a hundred years, it transformed from a weak country that was beaten to an invincible power sweeping the world. After Qin Xiaogong came to the throne, he recruited talents and appointed Shang Yang's reforms, and the Qin State rose rapidly; during the period of King Qin Huiwen, Zhang Yi was used as the prime minister to unite the six kingdoms, and Sima Cuo was used as the general, and Bashu was taken as the granary; during the period of King Qin Zhaoxiang, Fan Ju used the strategy of distant friendship and close attack, and used military force Bai Qi attacked Chu and defeated Zhao, and the six kingdoms surrendered; finally, the remnants of Ying Zheng Fen VI, with the assistance of Li Si, Meng Tian, etc., Destroyed Han, Zhao, Wei, Chu, Yan, and Qi in just a few years, and established the first unified centralized state in Chinese history. Open this book and see how Qin fought against the heroes and unified the six kingdoms!

This long historical novel takes the life course of Mr. Wang Gongbi, an educator and patriotic democrat, as the main line. Based on in-depth interviews with relevant people and the integration of historical documents, it truly reproduces the hero's life of patriotism, pursuit of truth, and devotion to education. It vividly describes the hero's life stories such as participating in the Tongmenghui, overthrowing the feudal monarchy, opposing Yuan Shikai's proclaimed emperor, opposing the 21 Articles, supporting the Anti-Japanese War, founding rural schools, and participating in the construction of New China. It depicts the feelings of a modern intellectual about his family and country. The works are full of touching power that reaches the soul, inspiring positive energy, and are of high ideological and artistic quality.

On June 6, 1944, the Allied forces opened the second battlefield in Europe and launched the Normandy landing in "Operation Overlord", destroying the German "Atlantic Barrier" in one fell swoop. Therefore, Roosevelt turned his attention to Asia, focusing on China. This novel has a grand and novel conception. It places the 43 days of Chongqing negotiations between Mao Zedong and Chiang Kai-shek in the international environment. Various contradictions are complicated, the plot is designed to be relaxed, the scene description is intense, the atmosphere is rich, and the language is concise and concise. It created a touching artistic image of Mao Zedong who was both great and ordinary. Other historical figures, such as Zhou Enlai, Wang Ruofei, Stalin, Churchill, Roosevelt, Hurley, Stilwell, Guo Moruo, Zhang Lan, Liu Yazi, etc. Are all lifelike. This is a magnificent historical picture that is highly readable.

In a person's life, four years may not be too long. In the long history, four years can only be regarded as a short moment. However, sometimes, a brief moment can radiate a dazzling light... Zhou Enlai's four years in Chongqing were the most important years of China's Anti-Japanese War and the most critical years when China faced two future choices after the victory of the Anti-Japanese War. In the fog-shrouded capital of Chongqing, the Southern Bureau of the CPC Central Committee headed by Zhou Enlai lit up a dazzling light in the hearts of people from all walks of life with such outstanding work of historic significance. As a result, there are many touching stories that spread like wildfire...

"Collapse" reveals the reasons for the collapse of the Kuomintang on the battlefield - first of all, its internal collapse. Through many little-known descriptions of the Kuomintang's military activities during the War of Resistance Against Japan and the War of Liberation, it provides an artistic observation and historical representation of the backbone of the Kuomintang's rule, from the intrigues within the military's top brass to the inevitable fate of disintegration.

I would like to dedicate this book to my alma mater, Northwestern Polytechnical University, which has cultivated many aviation elites, my classmates and colleagues, who work hard for the aviation industry of the motherland, and also to the lost youth of our generation of aviation people! I would also like to dedicate it to the aircraft designers who have worked hard for the development of large aircraft for decades - loyal to their mission, dare to take responsibility, persevere and never give up! As well as China's civil aircraft test pilots and flight test engineers - testing swords in the blue sky, brave men and fearless, great weapons of great power, forged with life!

Born in Iga, he is as free as the wind, and his talents are only willing to be sold at a price; born in Koga, he is as stubborn as a rock, and he will be loyal to his lord without regrets. They fought openly and secretly, but also cherished each other, and finally both succumbed to the Sanada family's six cents banner. However, the enemy waiting for them was the most terrifying man in Japan... In the autumn of the fifth year of Keicho (1600), the Battle of Sekigahara broke out, and the world's situation became finalized. On this day, Sarutobi Sasuke, with his lord Yukimura's ideal of regaining the Toyotomi family, approached Iga's genius ninja Kirigakure Saizo and gave him two choices: join the Sanada family, or die. In the summer of the 20th year of Keicho (1615), Osaka Castle was heavily besieged by Tokugawa troops, and its fall was imminent. On the eve of the decisive battle, Sasuke said goodbye to Saizo and confessed that he was determined to live and die with his master. This puts Saizo, who could have left, into a dilemma... The glory of the past will eventually fade away; the setting sun at Osaka Castle reflects the last appearance of the Ten Warriors of Sanada!

He is an extremely mediocre warrior; she is an extremely intelligent woman. He only knows how to go into battle to kill the enemy and gain fame; she helps him move around and turn danger into safety. At every crossroads of fate, the couple worked together to overcome the troubled times, build the Tosa Ichi Domain's foundation for more than 200 years, and achieve great success. In the twelfth year of Eiroku (1569), when Oda Nobunaga was at the height of his power, a little-known general, Kinoshita Tokichiro, gradually emerged. At the suggestion of his wife Chiyo, Yamauchi Kazutoyo, who was originally Nobunaga's valet, turned to join the military general. He did not expect that this unpopular move would be the key to his life or death thirteen years later! Late at night on July 23rd of the fifth year of Keicho (1600), Chiyo sent an urgent messenger to secretly deliver a document box from Osaka. Yamauchi Kazutoyo handed it to Tokugawa Ieyasu, who was struggling to prepare for the war. This laid the foundation for the victory of the Battle of Sekigahara and the foreshadowing of the future expansion of the Yamauchi family's territory... A concubine should be like pampas grass, and a king should be like a rock. I am willing to devote my whole life to protecting the knot!

Power and love are always difficult to have at the same time, but truth and death go hand in hand - in the spring of 1502, Arthur Tudor, who was only sixteen years old, died unexpectedly. The young crown prince who had the same name as the ancient British king passed away before he could realize his ideals of governing the country. The king and his wife lost their beloved son, and his young widow Catherine had to wait for the king's brother to come of age to remarry him... In the autumn of 1514, a newborn baby stopped breathing in his infancy. Queen Catherine suffered the loss of another son, and the Tudor dynasty still had not yet welcomed the expected heir. Only the last of the Plantagenets, Margaret Pole, might know why. That was a curse, derived from the power of the water goddess Melusina-those who murder the princes in the tower will also be cut off from their own escape. The book "The King's Curse" tells the story of the troubled life of Margaret Pole, a descendant of Plantagenet. Her noble birth was the reason why she was deposed by the Tudor family. She fell into abject poverty and lived in hardship for a time. After Henry VIII succeeded to the throne, she regained the favor of the royal family and her status rose. She was even later named Countess of Salisbury. Queen Catherine's inability to give birth to an heir becomes a dark cloud hanging over the Tudor royal family. Margaret remembers a secret curse passed down in the family: the descendants of anyone who murders the Plantagenet Prince in the Tower will suffer the same fate. As Henry fell out with the queen, Margaret, who sided with Catherine, once again lost the king's trust, and her fate became precarious... Readers who want to understand the history of the Tudor Dynasty can feel the intensity of the various struggles surrounding the throne of England at that time from the book.

Power and love are always difficult to have at the same time, but truth and death go hand in hand - in the winter of 1540, Henry VIII married his fourth wife. Even though she was wearing a tiara, Anne of Cleves could only feel a bone-chilling chill - the ghost of the second queen, Anne Boleyn, was never far away. Why did Jane Boline, who once narrowly escaped death, go to great lengths to return to the court that had swallowed up her husband and his sister? And can Anne's cousin, Catherine Howard, who is only fourteen years old, recreate the glory of the Boleyn family? The legacy of the Boleyns is power, wealth, and the seed of tragedy... The protagonists of "The Legacy of the Boleyns" are three court women - Anne of Cleves, Henry VIII's fourth queen, Catherine Howard, the fifth queen, and Jane Boleyn, the sister of the second queen. These three women, who had a very close relationship with Hengba in his later years, were at the center of the Tudor political storm: The shadow of Henry's bad habit of "killing his wife" has always shrouded Anne. During this unhappy marriage, she also personally experienced this capricious monarch's pursuit of power and desire; Catherine had witnessed the tragedy of the queen's cousin, but she still had to fly into the flame to pursue everything she didn't deserve; while Jane, on the surface, was friendly with all the queens, but actually had an ulterior dark side...

Power and love are always difficult to have at the same time, but truth and death go hand in hand - In the hot summer of 1503, Margaret of the Tudor family held a grand ceremony with the King of Scotland. The marriage and coronation simultaneously gave the Tudor princess happiness and power. She was very satisfied with the marriage: she was marrying a mature monarch, while Catherine, who was married to her brother Arthur, was just a princess. However, thousands of miles away and alone, she could only confide in endless letters with Catherine and her sister Mary, who was married to France. The three aristocratic women were like sisters, but they also had hidden jealousies. They had no choice about the future. Giving birth to a precious heir was the only meaning of becoming a queen. Conspiracy and lust for power separate their emotions. How will they finally make a choice? "Three Sisters and Three Queens" focuses on the three women around Henry VIII: his biological sisters and his first queen. Margaret and Mary married in Scotland and France respectively, while Catherine, who became his queen, came from Spain. Although the three of them were royal ladies, they essentially still had to rely on male dignitaries to make a living. The meaning of life was just to give birth to children, but under the harsh medical conditions at the time, every birth was like a trip to hell. Whichever of them gives birth to a prince first, may become the mother of the Tudor heir. The emotions of the three people are interdependent and undercurrent... The book shows the reality of the low social status of women at that time from the side many times, and can also see the budding self-awareness of women who are bound by traditional education.

In the eighth year of Hongwu, the forty-year-old Yao Guangxiao was recruited into the palace, intending to get close to Zhu Yuanzhang and calm his inner demons. When his official career was not going smoothly, he decided to get close to Zhu Di and assist Zhu Di in ascending to power, in order to get rid of the inner demons that might endanger the Ming Dynasty and millions of people. For this reason, Yao Guangxiao worked hard, made suggestions, and united with strange people to jointly assist Zhu Di in ascending the throne. After a fight, Zhu Di finally ascended to the throne, but the demons in his heart have not been removed. Yao Guangxiao decided to fight his inner demons to the death. In the end, the inner demon was defeated, and after experiencing all the world, he finally understood that the so-called inner demon was desire, and letting go of desire would calm the inner demon. After that, the Ming Dynasty was stable and the people were at peace.

A turbulent history of the establishment of local cuisine, and the ups and downs of the legendary life of a generation of royal chefs. The trilogy of the "The Last Imperial Chef" series tells the legendary story of Xu Zhiwei, the last imperial chef, who was framed and ran away from the capital, went to Shanghai alone, established himself as a chef, and created his own cuisine.

A turbulent history of the establishment of local cuisine, and the ups and downs of the legendary life of a generation of royal chefs. The trilogy of the "The Last Imperial Chef" series tells the legendary story of Xu Zhiwei, the last imperial chef, who was framed and ran away from the capital, went to Shanghai alone, established himself as a chef, and created his own cuisine.