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This book is the first volume. The story centers on Li Yuan, the founding emperor of the Tang Dynasty. It tells the story of the rise of heroes at the end of the Sui Dynasty, the battles of various heroes such as Li Mi's Wagang Army Group and Dou Jiande's Hebei Group, and finally Li Yuan took advantage of the situation to seize the world. As the main force of the Tang army, King Li Shimin of Qin successively put down separatist forces such as Xue Rengao, Liu Wuzhou, Dou Jiande, Wang Shichong, Liu Heita, etc. During the campaign, he recruited Wei Chigong, Cheng Yaojin and other strange and fierce generals; he also opened a literary museum to attract literary people. Li Yuan took a series of checks and balances against him, such as eliminating Li Shimin's number one think tank Liu Wenjing; Prince Li Jiancheng and Qi King Li Yuanji conspired to frame Li Shimin many times. When Li Shimin was about to live or die, he launched the Xuanwu Gate Incident...

This article begins with Huo Guang assisting Emperor Zhao of the Han Dynasty to succeed to the throne, and tells the history of the period until the Huo family was eradicated by Emperor Xuan of the Han Dynasty. It analyzes how Huo Guang single-handedly brought the crumbling Han Empire into resurgence during the era of Emperor Wu of the Later Han Dynasty when the Han Empire was withered. And it was during the process of Huo Guang bringing the Han Empire into the resurgence that he also caused trouble for himself due to his own limitations, which caused the entire Huo family to fall with the resurgence of the Han Empire. Why can't Huo Guang's success and failure serve as a wake-up call for future generations?

To be a boss, you must be selfless. The pillow book of ancient emperors, the reference book of today's managers! Hua Shan's new masterpiece, Zizhi Tongjian, is suddenly easy to understand! "Zi Zhi Tong Jian" writes from the Warring States Period to the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms, vividly showing the living people and stories in the 1,362-year history of the 16 dynasties. It can be said to be the "big data" and "case collection" of China's political and cultural heritage. This book is the 25th volume in the series "Hua Shan's Talk about Zizhi Tongjian". It mainly tells the history of the nearly thirty years of rule from Suzong to Dezong after the outbreak of the Anshi Rebellion. In the spring of the second year of Baoying, the Anshi Rebellion, which lasted seven years and two months, came to an end. In order to win over the generals who surrendered in Hebei, the Tang Dynasty successively appointed Zhang Zhongzhi as the military envoy of the Chengde Army and named him Li Baochen; Tian Chengsi as the defense envoy of the capital of Weizhou; and Li Huaixian as the military envoy of Lulong in Youzhou. The vassal town in Hebei has become uncontrollably powerful and arrogant since then. In the first year of Jianzhong, Dezong adopted Yang Yan's suggestion and began to implement the two tax law. After Dezong came to the throne, he tried to reduce the vassal status, which caused dissatisfaction among the vassal towns. In the second year of Jianzhong's reign, the Fengtian Rebellion broke out, and Dezong fled to Fengtian. Open this book and you will see the root of the boss's difficulty in understanding the situation from the numerous vassal towns in the Tang Dynasty!

This book is a popular history book about the Song Dynasty, which tells the story of the disputes between the Song, Jin and Mongolia Three Kingdoms that occurred in the first year of Duanping (1234) of Emperor Lizong of the Song Dynasty. In 1234, the Battle of Jinmeng, which lasted for twenty-six years, came to an end. On the tenth day of the first lunar month, Mongolia and the Southern Song Dynasty joined forces to conquer Caizhou City, which was besieged by Jin Aizong, and the Jin Dynasty was destroyed. For Mongolia, they finally avenged the bloody vengeance of Bahai Khan being nailed to a wooden donkey by Jin Xizong. Five years ago, Genghis Khan died on the eve of the fall of Xixia. Ogedei inherited his throne, fulfilled Genghis Khan's last wish to eliminate the wealth, and completed the institutionalization and feudalization of the country at a leaps and bounds. Subsequently, the Mongolian integrated forces prepared to operate the Jin Dynasty's old land, and the remaining Jin Dynasty forces were still entrenched in more than 20 prefectures and prefectures in Shaanxi. The Southern Song Dynasty was finally able to avoid the "shame of Jingkang". The fall of the Jin Dynasty was undoubtedly a great encouragement to the soldiers and civilians of the Southern Song Dynasty, and it also seemed to be an "opportunity for the Central Plains." The Southern Song Dynasty began to prepare for the Northern Expedition. However, the voices within the court were divided as usual, whether it was war or peace, making people confused. The high-spirited Song Lizong made the final decision and decided to send troops to the Northern Expedition to regain the three capitals (Luoyang, Kaifeng, and Yingtian). For the Southern Song Dynasty and Mongolia, the extermination of the Jin Dynasty was not only an act of revenge, but also would bring about drastic changes in the entire East Asian pattern. This must be a critical moment in history that affects the political situation and destiny of the three kingdoms of Song, Jin and Meng.

This book is a popular work that tells the historical process and the fate of characters during the Anshi Rebellion in the Tang Dynasty. It uses the stories of many key historical figures in the Anshi Rebellion, namely Li Linfu, Yang Guozhong, An Lushan, Yan Gaoqing, Ge Shuhan, Yang Yuhuan, Li Heng, Zhang Xun and others. The experience of "abandoning Chang'an" is used as a clue to focus on the important issues in the process of the Tang Dynasty's transition from prosperity to decline. It uses the experiences of people who experienced the chaos to explain "why the chaos broke out" and "why the prosperous age collapsed", thereby re-creating the complete historical picture of the Anshi Rebellion period.

Based on the grand background of the evolution of the entire Han Dynasty, this book comprehensively presents the military, economic, and social changes of the two Han Dynasties as well as their respective distinctive characteristics. It leads us deep into the history of the Han Dynasty, and then jumps out of the Central Plains to the grasslands, observing the entire historical process from a broader perspective, and seeing the fierce confrontations at the edges of the central dynasty, and how the edges transformed into important forces that affected the central dynasty's national power. The language of this book is fluent, the story is strong, and the content is rich. It is interesting to read, you can gain a wealth of knowledge, and you can also learn about the more exciting history of the Han Dynasty.

In the late Qing Dynasty, Du Fengzhi, a county magistrate in Guangdong for more than ten years, left a diary with millions of words. The main content is about officialdom in Du Fengzhi's eyes and heart. The diary is like a mirror, reflecting the various aspects of officialdom in the late Qing Dynasty, providing many details on the specific operations of state and county government offices and how states and counties managed rural society with the help of the grassroots power structures of the gentry. The diary of the Nanhai magistrate during his tenure reflects the government's management of big cities in the late Qing Dynasty. Records related to hearings reveal the various considerations that state and county magistrates made when hearing cases, allowing modern people to understand why officials often deviated from the royal law in making judgments. There are many facts in the accounts of prefecture and county tax collection that have not been fully paid attention to by tax researchers in the Qing Dynasty. The descriptions of official interactions, gifts, income and expenditure constitute vivid and credible stories about the "no officials and no corruption" in the officialdom of the late Qing Dynasty.

The imperial examination system began in the Sui and Tang Dynasties and ended in the Ming and Qing Dynasties. It lasted for 1,300 years and was an important talent selection system in ancient China. The author has selected dozens of representative historical celebrities, who either became famous through the imperial examinations, or who wasted their youth in the endless imperial examinations. For their ideals, they have worked hard for many years and created many famous works that have been passed down through the ages. From their inspiring life stories, we can understand the profound impact the imperial examination system had on the development of politics, education, literature, art, etc. In ancient China.

One book tells the daily life of ancient cat lovers. Enjoy the healing power of cats. An encyclopedia of ancient cat raising that every cat owner needs. 200 Cool cat names and 100 exclusive cat photos. Cat-raising skills, cat legends, and appreciation of cat poetry. "Chinese Poetry Conference" is a new masterpiece by poetry guru Jiang Hu Yeyu. From rich and detailed historical data, this book extracts many anecdotes, legends, poems, and paintings related to the ancient people raising cats... It is narrated in easy-to-understand language, with reference to ancient and modern times. While ensuring the accuracy and rigor of the quoted materials, it also incorporates the humor and fashion of modern language to achieve an effect that is both solemn and harmonious, and both elegant and popular. In this interesting reading, readers can not only learn about the anecdotes of ancient Chinese people raising and petting cats, as well as the "various ways of cat life" of ancient cats, but also improve their literacy in traditional Chinese culture. For cat lovers, it also provides a way to travel back to the ancient "cloud-sucking cats". The book comes with nearly a hundred high-definition cat paintings from ancient China to modern times, with both pictures and text, which are highly readable and ornamental. The comments are sharp, the insights are unique, and the stories are full of fun and give people a unique feeling.

"Apocalypse of the Qing Dynasty: A Dynasty Enters History in a Hundred Days of Crisis" tells the story of why a dynasty entered history in a hundred days of crisis. There is no need to regret history, and there is no need to regret it. What has been passed is passed. Just looking back at the Qing Dynasty a hundred years later, especially analyzing why this seemingly powerful dynasty was vulnerable in the face of a crisis, what lessons can be learned from this process? This is the question explored in the book "Apocalypse of the Qing Dynasty: A Dynasty Entering History in One Hundred Days of Crisis". It focuses on describing and analyzing the path that the Qing Dynasty took in the last ten years. From the reform era that began in 1894 to the New Deal in 1901 and the subsequent preparations for the establishment of a constitutional monarchy, the Qing court struggled with reforms in an attempt to save the precarious Qing Empire. Then several mistakes by the Qing court made all efforts in vain, and the Qing Dynasty finally entered history.

In this overly serious world, watch the little monster Ulala talk about serious topics in history in a trendy and interesting way. If you could travel back in time to ancient times, what career would you like to have? If you traveled back to ancient times, how would you make a living? A guide to traveling through the four great dynasties of Qin, Tang, Song and Ming! What did the people who worked in the Qin Dynasty eat? How to convert Qin Dynasty money? In the Qin Dynasty, how did you go to the toilet? Pepper in the Tang Dynasty was very valuable, and a modern meal of kebabs would cost a "huge sum" of money. Would you like to explore Tang Dynasty delicacies together? Is life expensive in the Tang Dynasty? During the prosperous Tang Dynasty, when all nations came to court, could I marry a foreign wife? There were a lot of foodies in the Song Dynasty, so check out the takeout guide! The Song Dynasty valued literature over martial arts, so being an entertainment reporter has a bright future? Did civil servants in the Song Dynasty have a lot of work? I heard that half of the year is on vacation? ! However, officials in the Ming Dynasty only took three days off a year and looked forward to vacation every day! "A Day in the Life of Ancients" transforms obscure and boring historical facts into lively and cute history. It is serious and lively, leading readers to immersively understand the daily lives of ancient people. The long-awaited, little monster Ulala's blockbuster work is here! It makes you look at history very differently.

Everyone says that "Historical Records" is good, but for modern people, reading "Historical Records" in its entirety faces several obstacles, such as the scattered themes of biographies, the unfamiliar and complicated timeline of ancient names of people and places, etc. These obstacles create the regret of not finishing reading "Historical Records". There needs to be a companion book similar to "Three Thousand Years of Historical Records" to guide readers. After reading the detailed series, it would be easier to read "Historical Records" again, and there would be no regrets if you don't read the original version. Chinese people become great masters by reading "Historical Records". The "Three Thousand Years of Historical Records" series is an expanded and upgraded version of the best-selling book "The Soul of Historical Records". The author uses five-dimensional thinking, that is, from the perspective of "academics, stories, strategies, organizations, and details", and spares no effort in ten years to read "Historical Records" carefully. He has taken the trouble to cite widely, and created more than 300 original diagrams to create a bridge and companion reading to "Historical Records" that "more clearly presents the context of "Historical Records" and more comprehensively analyzes Tai Shigong's thoughts." "Telling the Three Thousand Years of Historical Records in 10 Volumes" aims at the pain point of scattered characters and events in biographical historical books, making it difficult to see the whole picture. It uses more than a dozen major topics and dozens of small topics to follow the timeline of three thousand years to tell people in an interesting and three-dimensional way, so that "Historical Records" can be read clearly, completely and thoroughly. After reading the "Historical Records in Detail" series, you can be considered to have read the "Historical Records in detail" and mastered the overall content and spiritual connotation of the "Historical Records".

This book introduces the development and evolution history of Chinese books. From tying knots to record events to modern book engraving, China's book culture has a long history. The book is divided into two parts. The first part mainly talks about the development of book paper and printing technology, such as bamboo slips, paper books, engraving printing, official and private collections, bibliography, etc.; The second part mainly talks about the compilation, printing and circulation of Chinese classics, focusing on the "Thirteen Classics". The compilation and collection status of large-scale books such as "Twenty-Four Histories", "Hundred Scholars", "Series of Books" and "Local Chronicles" show readers our country's rich book collections and long literary and historical traditions. These are precious treasures left to us by the ancients, which are passed down from generation to generation and continue to sing. The content of this book is relatively specialized, but the author writes it concisely and to the point. It is of great reference and reading value for the general public, book lovers and young students.

Everyone says that "Historical Records" is good, but for modern people, reading "Historical Records" in its entirety faces several obstacles, such as the scattered themes of biographies, the unfamiliar and complicated timeline of ancient names of people and places, etc. These obstacles create the regret of not finishing reading "Historical Records". There needs to be a companion book similar to "Three Thousand Years of Historical Records" to guide readers. After reading the detailed series, it would be easier to read "Historical Records" again, and there would be no regrets if you don't read the original version. Chinese people become great masters by reading "Historical Records". The "Three Thousand Years of Historical Records" series is an expanded and upgraded version of the best-selling book "The Soul of Historical Records". The author uses five-dimensional thinking, that is, from the perspective of "academics, stories, strategies, organizations, and details", and spares no effort in ten years to read "Historical Records" carefully. He has taken the trouble to cite widely, and created more than 300 original diagrams to create a bridge and companion reading to "Historical Records" that "more clearly presents the context of "Historical Records" and more comprehensively analyzes Tai Shigong's thoughts." "Telling the Three Thousand Years of Historical Records in 10 Volumes" aims at the pain point of scattered characters and events in biographical historical books, making it difficult to see the whole picture. It uses more than a dozen major topics and dozens of small topics to follow the timeline of three thousand years to tell people in an interesting and three-dimensional way, so that "Historical Records" can be read clearly, completely and thoroughly. After reading the "Historical Records in Detail" series, you can be considered to have read the "Historical Records in detail" and mastered the overall content and spiritual connotation of the "Historical Records".

Everyone says that "Historical Records" is good, but for modern people, reading "Historical Records" in its entirety faces several obstacles, such as the scattered themes of biographies, the unfamiliar and complicated timeline of ancient names of people and places, etc. These obstacles create the regret of not finishing reading "Historical Records". There needs to be a companion book similar to "Three Thousand Years of Historical Records" to guide readers. After reading the detailed series, it would be easier to read "Historical Records" again, and there would be no regrets if you don't read the original version. Chinese people become great masters by reading "Historical Records". The "Three Thousand Years of Historical Records" series is an expanded and upgraded version of the best-selling book "The Soul of Historical Records". The author uses five-dimensional thinking, that is, from the perspective of "academics, stories, strategies, organizations, and details", and spares no effort in ten years to read "Historical Records" carefully. He has taken the trouble to cite widely, and created more than 300 original diagrams to create a bridge and companion reading to "Historical Records" that "more clearly presents the context of "Historical Records" and more comprehensively analyzes Tai Shigong's thoughts." "Telling the Three Thousand Years of Historical Records in 10 Volumes" aims at the pain point of scattered characters and events in biographical historical books, making it difficult to see the whole picture. It uses more than a dozen major topics and dozens of small topics to follow the timeline of three thousand years to tell people in an interesting and three-dimensional way, so that "Historical Records" can be read clearly, completely and thoroughly. After reading the "Historical Records in Detail" series, you can be considered to have read the "Historical Records in detail" and mastered the overall content and spiritual connotation of the "Historical Records".

Everyone says that "Historical Records" is good, but for modern people, reading "Historical Records" in its entirety faces several obstacles, such as the scattered themes of biographies, the unfamiliar and complicated timeline of ancient names of people and places, etc. These obstacles create the regret of not finishing reading "Historical Records". There needs to be a companion book similar to "Three Thousand Years of Historical Records" to guide readers. After reading the detailed series, it would be easier to read "Historical Records" again, and there would be no regrets if you don't read the original version. Chinese people become great masters by reading "Historical Records". The "Three Thousand Years of Historical Records" series is an expanded and upgraded version of the best-selling book "The Soul of Historical Records". The author uses five-dimensional thinking, that is, from the perspective of "academics, stories, strategies, organizations, and details", and spares no effort in ten years to read "Historical Records" carefully. He has taken the trouble to cite widely, and created more than 300 original diagrams to create a bridge and companion reading to "Historical Records" that "more clearly presents the context of "Historical Records" and more comprehensively analyzes Tai Shigong's thoughts." "Telling the Three Thousand Years of Historical Records in 10 Volumes" aims at the pain point of scattered characters and events in biographical historical books, making it difficult to see the whole picture. It uses more than a dozen major topics and dozens of small topics to follow the timeline of three thousand years to tell people in an interesting and three-dimensional way, so that "Historical Records" can be read clearly, completely and thoroughly. After reading the "Historical Records in Detail" series, you can be considered to have read the "Historical Records in detail" and mastered the overall content and spiritual connotation of the "Historical Records".

Everyone says that "Historical Records" is good, but for modern people, reading "Historical Records" in its entirety faces several obstacles, such as the scattered themes of biographies, the unfamiliar and complicated timeline of ancient names of people and places, etc. These obstacles create the regret of not finishing reading "Historical Records". There needs to be a companion book similar to "Three Thousand Years of Historical Records" to guide readers. After reading the detailed series, it would be easier to read "Historical Records" again, and there would be no regrets if you don't read the original version. Chinese people become great masters by reading "Historical Records". The "Three Thousand Years of Historical Records" series is an expanded and upgraded version of the best-selling book "The Soul of Historical Records". The author uses five-dimensional thinking, that is, from the perspective of "academics, stories, strategies, organizations, and details", and spares no effort in ten years to read "Historical Records" carefully. He has taken the trouble to cite widely, and created more than 300 original diagrams to create a bridge and companion reading to "Historical Records" that "more clearly presents the context of "Historical Records" and more comprehensively analyzes Tai Shigong's thoughts." "Telling the Three Thousand Years of Historical Records in 10 Volumes" aims at the pain point of scattered characters and events in biographical historical books, making it difficult to see the whole picture. It uses more than a dozen major topics and dozens of small topics to follow the timeline of three thousand years to tell people in an interesting and three-dimensional way, so that "Historical Records" can be read clearly, completely and thoroughly. After reading the "Historical Records in Detail" series, you can be considered to have read the "Historical Records in detail" and mastered the overall content and spiritual connotation of the "Historical Records".

Everyone says that "Historical Records" is good, but for modern people, reading "Historical Records" in its entirety faces several obstacles, such as the scattered themes of biographies, the unfamiliar and complicated timeline of ancient names of people and places, etc. These obstacles create the regret of not finishing reading "Historical Records". There needs to be a companion book similar to "Three Thousand Years of Historical Records" to guide readers. After reading the detailed series, it would be easier to read "Historical Records" again, and there would be no regrets if you don't read the original version. Chinese people become great masters by reading "Historical Records". The "Three Thousand Years of Historical Records" series is an expanded and upgraded version of the best-selling book "The Soul of Historical Records". The author uses five-dimensional thinking, that is, from the perspective of "academics, stories, strategies, organizations, and details", and spares no effort in ten years to read "Historical Records" carefully. He has taken the trouble to cite widely, and created more than 300 original diagrams to create a bridge and companion reading to "Historical Records" that "more clearly presents the context of "Historical Records" and more comprehensively analyzes Tai Shigong's thoughts." "Telling the Three Thousand Years of Historical Records in 10 Volumes" aims at the pain point of scattered characters and events in biographical historical books, making it difficult to see the whole picture. It uses more than a dozen major topics and dozens of small topics to follow the timeline of three thousand years to tell people in an interesting and three-dimensional way, so that "Historical Records" can be read clearly, completely and thoroughly. After reading the "Historical Records in Detail" series, you can be considered to have read the "Historical Records in detail" and mastered the overall content and spiritual connotation of the "Historical Records".

Everyone says that "Historical Records" is good, but for modern people, reading "Historical Records" in its entirety faces several obstacles, such as the scattered themes of biographies, the unfamiliar and complicated timeline of ancient names of people and places, etc. These obstacles create the regret of not finishing reading "Historical Records". There needs to be a companion book similar to "Three Thousand Years of Historical Records" to guide readers. After reading the detailed series, it would be easier to read "Historical Records" again, and there would be no regrets if you don't read the original version. Chinese people become great masters by reading "Historical Records". The "Three Thousand Years of Historical Records" series is an expanded and upgraded version of the best-selling book "The Soul of Historical Records". The author uses five-dimensional thinking, that is, from the perspective of "academics, stories, strategies, organizations, and details", and spares no effort in ten years to read "Historical Records" carefully. He has taken the trouble to cite widely, and created more than 300 original diagrams to create a bridge and companion reading to "Historical Records" that "more clearly presents the context of "Historical Records" and more comprehensively analyzes Tai Shigong's thoughts." "Telling the Three Thousand Years of Historical Records in 10 Volumes" aims at the pain point of scattered characters and events in biographical historical books, making it difficult to see the whole picture. It uses more than a dozen major topics and dozens of small topics to follow the timeline of three thousand years to tell people in an interesting and three-dimensional way, so that "Historical Records" can be read clearly, completely and thoroughly. After reading the "Historical Records in Detail" series, you can be considered to have read the "Historical Records in detail" and mastered the overall content and spiritual connotation of the "Historical Records".

Everyone says that "Historical Records" is good, but for modern people, reading "Historical Records" in its entirety faces several obstacles, such as the scattered themes of biographies, the unfamiliar and complicated timeline of ancient names of people and places, etc. These obstacles create the regret of not finishing reading "Historical Records". There needs to be a companion book similar to "Three Thousand Years of Historical Records" to guide readers. After reading the detailed series, it would be easier to read "Historical Records" again, and there would be no regrets if you don't read the original version. Chinese people become great masters by reading "Historical Records". The "Three Thousand Years of Historical Records" series is an expanded and upgraded version of the best-selling book "The Soul of Historical Records". The author uses five-dimensional thinking, that is, from the perspective of "academics, stories, strategies, organizations, and details", and spares no effort in ten years to read "Historical Records" carefully. He has taken the trouble to cite widely, and created more than 300 original diagrams to create a bridge and companion reading to "Historical Records" that "more clearly presents the context of "Historical Records" and more comprehensively analyzes Tai Shigong's thoughts." "Telling the Three Thousand Years of Historical Records in 10 Volumes" aims at the pain point of scattered characters and events in biographical historical books, making it difficult to see the whole picture. It uses more than a dozen major topics and dozens of small topics to follow the timeline of three thousand years to tell people in an interesting and three-dimensional way, so that "Historical Records" can be read clearly, completely and thoroughly. After reading the "Historical Records in Detail" series, you can be considered to have read the "Historical Records in detail" and mastered the overall content and spiritual connotation of the "Historical Records".

The concept of "shame" has been passed down for a long time in traditional Chinese culture, is valued by people, and is regarded as one of the codes of conduct. All dynasties have inherited the tradition of emphasizing "shame" and regard "clear shame" as the criterion for knowing people and judging the world, while "shameless" is a curse word that makes people feel ashamed. From governing a country to bringing peace to the world, to cultivating oneself and managing a family, "shame" has almost become a yardstick for measuring right and wrong, loyalty and treachery, and merit, and it is also a force that encourages people to stand up. This book is divided into two parts: the main part and the appendix. It selects 45 typical figures related to "shame": the main part mentions 23 people who exposed shame, including Boyi, Shuqi, Su Wu, Yang Zhen, Zhou Chu, Zu Ti and others who are praised by the world. Duan Xiushi, Zheng Sixiao, Yang Jisheng, etc. Who are little known; the appendix lists 22 shameless people, including Zhao Gao, Emperor Yang of the Sui Dynasty, Qin Hui, Cixi, etc., As well as Deng Tong, Shi Chong, Li Linfu and others who exposed their ugliness. The author uses more than 100,000 words to introduce their cases. Through these stories, we can trigger thinking and encourage people to examine themselves and correct their values. When the author chooses characters, he not only considers the dynasty to which the selected characters belong, but also considers the balance between the number of shameless and shameless people; he not only intentionally selects well-known characters, but also discovers a number of new people and new things. These examples selected by the author provide us with a "human mirror" that we can learn from. The concept of "shame" reflected through them is still used as a reference to this day. Those who are shameful make people think of the wise, and those who are shameless are not only despised, but also serve as a good warning.

Everyone says that "Historical Records" is good, but for modern people, reading "Historical Records" in its entirety faces several obstacles, such as the scattered themes of biographies, the unfamiliar and complicated timeline of ancient names of people and places, etc. These obstacles create the regret of not finishing reading "Historical Records". There needs to be a companion book similar to "Three Thousand Years of Historical Records" to guide readers. After reading the detailed series, it would be easier to read "Historical Records" again, and there would be no regrets if you don't read the original version. Chinese people become great masters by reading "Historical Records". The "Three Thousand Years of Historical Records" series is an expanded and upgraded version of the best-selling book "The Soul of Historical Records". The author uses five-dimensional thinking, that is, from the perspective of "academics, stories, strategies, organizations, and details", and spares no effort in ten years to read "Historical Records" carefully. He has taken the trouble to cite widely, and created more than 300 original diagrams to create a bridge and companion reading to "Historical Records" that "more clearly presents the context of "Historical Records" and more comprehensively analyzes Tai Shigong's thoughts." "Telling the Three Thousand Years of Historical Records in 10 Volumes" aims at the pain point of scattered characters and events in biographical historical books, making it difficult to see the whole picture. It uses more than a dozen major topics and dozens of small topics to follow the timeline of three thousand years to tell people in an interesting and three-dimensional way, so that "Historical Records" can be read clearly, completely and thoroughly. After reading the "Historical Records in Detail" series, you can be considered to have read the "Historical Records in detail" and mastered the overall content and spiritual connotation of the "Historical Records".

Everyone says that "Historical Records" is good, but for modern people, reading "Historical Records" in its entirety faces several obstacles, such as the scattered themes of biographies, the unfamiliar and complicated timeline of ancient names of people and places, etc. These obstacles create the regret of not finishing reading "Historical Records". There needs to be a companion book similar to "Three Thousand Years of Historical Records" to guide readers. After reading the detailed series, it would be easier to read "Historical Records" again, and there would be no regrets if you don't read the original version. Chinese people become great masters by reading "Historical Records". The "Three Thousand Years of Historical Records" series is an expanded and upgraded version of the best-selling book "The Soul of Historical Records". The author uses five-dimensional thinking, that is, from the perspective of "academics, stories, strategies, organizations, and details", and spares no effort in ten years to read "Historical Records" carefully. He has taken the trouble to cite widely, and created more than 300 original diagrams to create a bridge and companion reading to "Historical Records" that "more clearly presents the context of "Historical Records" and more comprehensively analyzes Tai Shigong's thoughts." "Telling the Three Thousand Years of Historical Records in 10 Volumes" aims at the pain point of scattered characters and events in biographical historical books, making it difficult to see the whole picture. It uses more than a dozen major topics and dozens of small topics to follow the timeline of three thousand years to tell people in an interesting and three-dimensional way, so that "Historical Records" can be read clearly, completely and thoroughly. After reading the "Historical Records in Detail" series, you can be considered to have read the "Historical Records in detail" and mastered the overall content and spiritual connotation of the "Historical Records".

By introducing the jade, bronze, ceramics, lacquerware, silk weaving, ancient buildings, water conservancy, astronomical instruments, cars, ships and ancient artifacts made by skilled craftsmen in ancient China, it demonstrates the achievements and craftsmanship of our ancestors in material culture, science and technology, and proves the ingenuity of the Chinese nation and the exquisiteness of traditional Chinese crafts. It uses detailed evidence to eloquently demonstrate the contribution of the ancient Chinese people to the world, enabling us to maintain a confident and correct mentality under the fierce impact of Western culture. Looking at our Chinese culture, we will feel that it is broad, profound, and has a long history. The history that can be tested in writing can reach more than 4,000 years, and the history that can be tested in cultural relics can reach more than 7,000 years, and it can even be pushed back to even older times. Its cultural achievements are as brilliant as the sun and the moon. Each part listed in the book is a specialized subject in the history of science. The author summarizes the essence of the research results of historians, archaeologists and other disciplines and compiles them into chapters, inspiring us to stand on the shoulders of giants in the new era, inherit and carry forward the great achievements and craftsmanship of our ancestors, and continue to move towards new scientific frontiers.

This is a popular historical book to help you understand the basic necessities of life of people in the Song Dynasty. The peak of Chinese culture appeared in the Song Dynasty, and the lifestyle of the Song people became a template that has influenced it for more than a thousand years. Most of our living customs, rhythms and even values ​​today began to take shape during the Song Dynasty. The Song Dynasty could meet the basic needs of a modern person, such as raising cats and dogs, eating takeaways at work, visiting night markets, and watching performances... It exuded its own unique charm of the times. This book selects four major themes around modern people's interests, including food, shopping, housing and transportation, and festivals. From this book, you will find that the food of the Song Dynasty is different every day. There are all kinds of cold drinks and fruits in summer, and you can order takeout if you don't want to go out. You can go shopping at night markets, drink in restaurants, and watch various artistic performances at Wasegoulan. Of course, you can also burn incense and drink tea alone at home. Isn't the daily aesthetics and taste of Song people the "elegance" that we have gradually lost in the busy and mediocre city life?

"Historical Records" is China's first biographical general history. It was praised by Lu Xun as "the swan song of historians and the rhymeless Li Sao". Sima Qian carefully considered every sentence and word when he wrote "Historical Records". However, later generations of people who read "Historical Records" often ignored the details he hidden between the lines. This book is based on the texts in "Historical Records" and selects 31 details in "Historical Records" as entry points for interpretation from five perspectives: military, people's hearts, weapons, culture, and anecdotes. While telling historical stories, it combines numerous historical documents and archaeological research to discover the complex human emotions, humanity and profound cultural connotations contained in "Historical Records" from between the lines, making the ancient "Historical Records" fresh and interesting.

This book is a popular historical book. The whole book revolves around Taizong of the Tang Dynasty and the rule of Zhenguan. Through some specific events and plots, it starts from the mystery of the emperor's life experience and the rise of troops in Taiyuan, and ends with Tuogu and the final handover of power. On the basis of academic research, it pays attention to the popularity of the narrative, allowing readers to intimately feel a living Taizong of the Tang Dynasty. The author discusses Li Shimin's contribution as the King of Qin in the founding of the Tang Dynasty; how Li Shimin, as the emperor after the Xuanwu Gate Incident, led his ministers to create the Zhenguan rule through practical actions and laid the foundation of the Tang Dynasty. Through discussion based on the facts, discuss with the readers Tang Taizong's state governance strategy and political practice. This book combines academic rigor and narrative fluency. It can be called a "little book for everyone" and is of great publication value.

This is a serious and lively history of the founding of the Communist Party of China. It is jointly created by the Half-Hour Comics team and experts and scholars from the First Memorial Hall of the Communist Party of China. As an entry-level book specially developed for teenagers, every detail has been rigorously researched, and the story of the birth of the Party is told to children in their favorite comic form. Chen, Chen, and Li from the north and south met to found the party. Early Communist Party organizations in various places were established one after another. Representatives from all over the country rushed to Shanghai one after another. On July 23, 1921, the conference kicked off and advanced intensively. On July 30, spies broke into a large conference venue at night. On the last day of the conference, the conference was forced to be moved to Jiaxing, Zhejiang... While vividly restoring these historical events, this book focuses on connecting the cause and effect between events and time, so that children can not only understand what happened, but also why it happened. After opening this book, you can easily understand the story of the founding of the Communist Party of China, and at the same time, you can also understand the great spirit of party building!

There are 3 volumes in the set, namely "The Chinese Teacher Reads Historical Records with You: The Most Powerful Brain", "The Chinese Teacher Reads Historical Records with You: Biographies of Stars" and "The Chinese Teacher Reads Historical Records with You: AB Side of the World".

This book mainly writes about those famous and shining "star" figures in history. They are not only the elites of the times, but also the darlings of history, such as Duke Huan of Qi, Qin Shihuang, Han Xin, Emperor Wu of Han, Huo Qubing, etc. Everyone in the country knows their famous names. The author is here to reveal for everyone the interesting historical facts that are covered up by the "aura of protagonists".

There are two completely different people in writing history. Their existence is like the AB side of history - the protagonists on the A side are: Song Xianggong, King Wuling of Zhao, Wu Zixu, etc. They have ambitions and ambitions, but they cannot see the situation clearly, which leads to a tragic ending. The protagonists on side B are: Ximen Bao, Cao Shen, Zhou Chang, etc. Their starting point in life is not high, but they are down-to-earth and have made immortal achievements. Through the interpretation of two kinds of life, this volume hopes to help young readers establish a correct outlook on life and values ​​as early as possible, and understand the wisdom hidden in "Historical Records".

This book is a general historical reading about Xiang Yu and his era. It is a "little book for everyone" written by Nagata Hidemasa, a famous Japanese historian of Qin and Han Dynasties. The book comprehensively describes Xiang Yu's turbulent life based on records in historical books such as "Historical Records" and "Hanshu". Xiang Yu rebelled against the Qin Dynasty at the age of twenty-four and became an all-powerful leader. However, during the Chu-Han conflict, he missed the opportunity to kill his opponents and ended up on the road of no return when he was defeated in Gaixia. He tragically ended his life at the age of thirty-one. On the historical stage between Qin and Han Dynasties, Xiang Yu was like a comet sweeping across the sky, leaving behind many brilliance and mystery. This book vividly displays Xiang Yu's heroic image in the wars between Qin and Han Dynasties, provides an in-depth analysis of Xiang Yu's character and the reasons for his failure, and also discusses Xiang Yu's image in later literary and dramatic works. The book also describes Liu Bang, Han Xin and other important figures who were closely related to Xiang Yu during the Qin and Han Dynasties, showing the entire historical picture at that time. This book adopts a comparative perspective between China and Japan. It has a solid foundation in historical materials, vivid and fluent language, and high readability. It helps readers understand Xiang Yu's personality and demeanor as well as the history of the Qin and Han Dynasties.

This book records the arduous development path of the pioneers of China's electrical industry, from studying and determined to participating in the private sector to establishing state-owned electrical enterprises. They moved westward in the early days of the Anti-Japanese War and then returned eastward to help the creation and development of my country's electrical enterprises. The pioneers created miracles one after another in the process of my country's electrical industry growing from scratch and from small to large, and dedicated their life's energy and ingenuity. Their indomitable, patriotic and dedicated spirit inspires future generations to move forward bravely. This book contains the posthumous works of Yun Zhen, Chu Yinghuang and many other pioneers in the electrical industry, as well as the emotional memories of their descendants, as well as the biographies of nearly a hundred pioneers. This book is a true record of the historical contributions of industry pioneers. It can play a narrative, empirical and enriching role in the development history of the industry. It also sets an example for contemporary young people, especially researchers and engineers who are interested in devoting themselves to science and technology.

"Taking Song Lu" is a new work by Mr. Li Jiefei, a famous writer and historian of literature, who deeply analyzes the history and culture of the Song Dynasty from multiple angles. The whole book uses the word "pin" to refer to the Song Dynasty, with a total of twelve chapters, each of which is "pin". The order is as follows: three chapters on the rights and wrongs of the southern crossing; one chapter each on Song Dynasty paintings, banknotes, force, spiritual thought, common people's culture, political system, judiciary and tea culture; and finally collected in the chapter "Lanking the Song Dynasty", which captures the whole picture of the Song Dynasty, focusing on its cities, commerce, lifestyle, science and technology, literature and art, power supervision and restraint, etc. The author, Mr. Li Jiefei, specializes in literature and "intervenes" in old history. His perspective and approach are different from those of professional historians. Today's serious historical treatises and monographs have the same voice and little difference in style; while "Pin Song Lu" writes history in a tactful way, with elegant writing and ink, making it easier for readers to appreciate the hidden meanings and subtexts.

"The Afterglow of the Dynasty" is a popular book written by Ji Yu about the history of the Qing Dynasty in China. This book starts from the political turmoil in the late Qing Dynasty around 1860 and ends around the Gengzi Revolution in 1900. It describes the creation and development of the Huai Army by Li Hongzhang, an important official in the late Qing Dynasty, and the history of the Huai Army's prosperity, evolution and final destruction. With a grand perspective and delicate writing style, the author restores the many wars in the late Qing Dynasty in which the Huai army participated, and shows the historical process of the rapid decline of the Qing Dynasty and the competition between various classes and forces in this period against the background of internal and external difficulties. Pushing aside the dust and fog, and re-observing the Huai Army, which was once the last military pillar of the Qing Dynasty, we can see that what the author has written is not only the rise and fall of China's first modern army, but also a period of history that cannot be ignored in the difficult exploration and dramatic transformation of modern China.

The past between Queen Elizabeth and the Earl of Essex is a romantic, touching but cruel and tragic historical story. Queen Elizabeth of England met Essex at the age when she knew her destiny. Since then, the combination of the two has been extremely romantic, but also very dangerous. There are various emotional entanglements and conflicts of interests intertwined between them, including the love between men and women, and the game of power struggle, which makes the relationship between them destined to be complex, changeable and erratic. After a series of events, the relationship between the Queen and the Earl will develop in an unpredictable direction. What will be the final outcome?

In various works, the image of Emperor Gaozong of Tang Dynasty is not prominent, but when we study history carefully and remove the layers of fog left by the years, we will find a completely different Li Zhi. This book follows the footsteps of history and details the growth experience, family background, political career, historical achievements of Tang Gaozong, a key figure in the changes in the Tang Dynasty, as well as the grievances and resentments between him and Wu Zetian, and strives to restore a relatively real Li Zhi and the Tang court and social conditions under his rule.

The Tang and Song Dynasties were the pinnacle of social and cultural development in ancient China, in which the scholar group played a key leading role. In terms of leisure life, most of them live in exquisite gardens; banquets to bid farewell and drinking and composing poems are the basic leisure activities for officials' daily entertainment - which makes Chinese restaurants 800 years earlier than their Western counterparts; among the high-ranking officials, there are even more "elegant" people who spend a lot of money to pursue the best peonies. What is the deep meaning and life trajectory behind this elegant life? The author uses a new perspective, starting from the literary masterpieces of Tang and Song dynasties, to decipher the hidden meanings behind the food, drink and fun of scholars in Tang and Song Dynasties, opening up a new landscape of historical and cultural research.

Adhering to the rigorous attitude of objectively restoring history, this book compiles the essence of the Ming Dynasty master Wu Han's research on the factory guard system. It arranges the chapters based on the rise and fall of the factory guard, and comprehensively and systematically reproduces the evolution and development of the East-West Factory, Jinyiwei and other spy agencies. Reveals the internal contradictions of the Ming Empire and the underlying reasons for its transition from prosperity to decline, and deciphers the historical truth behind the spy politics of the Ming Dynasty!

The prosperous Tang Dynasty was a very pioneering era in Chinese history. The author of this book, Professor Lai Ruihe, has a passion for searching for the relics of the prosperous Tang Dynasty. During nine cultural and historical trips to more than 20 provinces, autonomous regions and municipalities in China, he selected more than 160 photos to record the various cultural and historical landscapes he saw during his travels. With concise and popular text explanations, he once again sounded the lingering sound of the prosperous Tang Dynasty thousands of years later with profound cultural accumulation, showing readers a corner of history and expressing their nostalgia for the prosperous Tang Dynasty.

This book selects historian Wu Han's narratives and comments on ancient Chinese imperial power, bureaucracy, social life and other aspects. In this book, Wu Han not only has a wonderful discussion on the imperial power, bureaucracy, and gentry class in ancient China, but also explores the corruption phenomenon, cultural customs, and business development in ancient Chinese history. In addition, Wu Han also objectively commented on historical figures such as Qian Qianyi and Qi Jiguang. This book has rich historical materials, thorough analysis, and vivid and humorous language. Many articles reflect Wu Han's unique understanding of Chinese history, which is helpful for readers to increase their historical knowledge and inspire their understanding of society and life.

It tells the different fate experiences of knowledgeable people in the Song Dynasty and shows the unique charm of the characters in the Song Dynasty.

Reminiscent of history in a humorous atmosphere, telling the legendary lives of Qin Shihuang, Chu Bawang and Han Gaozu in a humorous tone. The first volume, The Heroes of Qin, begins with Ying Zheng's ascension to the throne and describes the process of Qin's annexation of the six kingdoms at the end of the Warring States Period until the death of Qin Shihuang. The second volume, Chuweihuanghuang, starts with the Chen Sheng and Wu Guang uprising, telling the story of the Chu army led by Xiang Yu and supplemented by Liu Bang, who struggled to overthrow the violent Qin in a vigorous peasant uprising and shocked the princes. The third volume of Han De Zhao Zhao introduces the process of the Chu-Han struggle for hegemony. Liu Bang started from a Chu army general who neutralized the country in Hanzhong, attacked eastward from Hanzhong, competed with Xiang Yu for hegemony, and finally established the Han Dynasty. This article emphasizes the word "" throughout the article, using "" to cover up the bloody brutality.

"Zi Zhi Tong Jian" writes from the Warring States Period to the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms, vividly showing the living people and stories in the 1,362-year history of the 16 dynasties. It can be said to be the "big data" and "case collection" of China's political and cultural heritage. This book tells the history of the Tang Dynasty from when Wu Zetian proclaimed himself emperor to when Emperor Xuanzong ascended the throne. In 690 AD, Wu Zetian proclaimed himself emperor. During his reign, he demoted old ministers and appointed cruel officials. At the same time, he held palace examinations and established martial arts examinations. He recovered four towns in Anxi, established the Anxi Protectorate, and quelled the rebellion in Yingzhou. In 705 AD, the Shenlong coup occurred and Zhongzong ascended the throne. Zhongzong indulged Queen Wei and Princess Anle, favored Wu Sansi, and caused chaos in the government. In 710 AD, Zhongzong died, Li Longji launched the Tang Long coup, and Ruizhong ascended the throne. Li Longji and Princess Taiping started a power struggle. In 712 AD, Ruizhong preached virtues to avoid disasters, and Xuanzong ascended the throne. The following year, Princess Taiping died at home. Open this book and learn the qualities needed by managers from the several coups after Wu Zetian became emperor!

"Zi Zhi Tong Jian" writes from the Warring States Period to the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms, vividly showing the living people and stories in the 1,362-year history of the 16 dynasties. It can be said to be the "big data" and "case collection" of China's political and cultural heritage. This book is the 24th in the series, telling the history of Tang Xuanzong's 40-year reign. In 718 AD, Emperor Xuanzong of the Tang Dynasty re-employed virtuous ministers and worked hard to govern, creating a prosperous Kaiyuan era in the Tang Dynasty. Later, the villain and the virtuous minister advocated pleasure and massacred loyal and good people, triggering the Anshi Rebellion, and the Tang Dynasty turned from prosperity to decline... Open this book to see Tang Xuanzong's transformation from wise and decisive to mediocre and lazy, and summarize the historical roots of the Tang Dynasty's transition from prosperity to decline!

Liu Che, Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, reigned for fifty-four years. During his reign, he conquered the Huns in the north, conquered the Western Regions, pacified the two Vietnams in the south, and conquered Korea in the east. He successively brought the Hetao Plain, Hexi Corridor, Lingnan, Fujian, Northeast, Southwest and other places under the direct jurisdiction of the central government, greatly expanding the territory of ancient China. However, the evaluation of the merits and demerits of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty has been controversial throughout the ages. Sima Guang criticized him in "Zi Zhi Tong Jian" for his "excessive extravagance, excessive lust, and heavy punishments." In order to realize his great deeds, Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty paid a price that was almost as huge as the historical achievements he created.

This book starts with 54 details of ancient people's daily life and explores the changes in Chinese people's living habits, cultural concepts and folk customs over the past 3,000 years. Through the details of these life changes, we can see that whether it is material foundation or spiritual civilization, the Chinese people have been constantly exploring new realms, and the working people use the unique Chinese wisdom to solve daily livelihood problems. Although the days are trivial, their roots are deep. It is the lives of these ordinary people that have created China's thousands of years of history and also painted the humanistic foundation of the Chinese people.

To understand Chinese history and culture, start from the daily life of ancient people. What material is the rouge made under the supervision of the Empress Dowager Cixi herself? Was the earliest posthumous biography recorded in oracle bone inscriptions? Did you know that there was a set of rituals for making and storing ice in ancient times? ... Chinese cultural traditions are long and rich, just like the vast starry sky. The origins of many cultural traditions are mysterious, interesting, or legendary. With an attitude of curiosity, exploration and serious inquiry, the author starts from everything in the daily lives of the ancients, relying on ancient paintings, ancient utensils, written history, poetry, and folk customs to take us back to ancient times to explore a life and history that was elegant, unique, and full of whimsical ideas.

"The Past of the Soviet Union" mainly writes about the history of the Soviet Union in the last fifteen years (1977 to 1991), and is divided into two parts. The first half is named "The Past Is Like Smoke", which means that many historical stories and historical figures disappeared with the disintegration of the Soviet Union and no one remembers it. The content is the history of the Soviet Union from 1977 to 1985 before Gorbachev came to power. The lower part is named "The Past Is Like a Dream", which means that many historical stories and historical figures have become dreamlike and incomprehensible following the disintegration of the Soviet Union. The content is the history from March 1985 when Gorbachev came to power to the disintegration of the Soviet Union in December 1991, plus the history of the two Russian revolutions in 1917 and the formation of the Soviet Union from 1922 to 1940.

The new masterpiece of Wu Zhengqiang, a famous scholar of Song Dynasty and professor and doctoral supervisor at Zhejiang University, "raises doubts wherever there is no doubt", exposes the lies of historical records and gains insight into the nature of people's hearts. It absorbs a variety of new academic achievements and retells the 300-year history of the Song Dynasty with the power struggle as the main line. Discover the truth about palace politics and tell the history of the Song Dynasty amid high-level power struggles. Palace politics has always been an area that official history has deliberately avoided and covered up. Palace struggles are not just power struggles, but are often the subject of political history. Peel away the layers of fog and see how power flows: Was the tragedy of party politics in the Northern Song Dynasty just because of the scholar's idle talk that harmed the country? How does the tragedy of imperial family ethics directed by the Supreme Emperor determine the fate of the dynasty? The text is clear and fluent, and the discussions are interlocking. It is as charming as reading a detective novel. It is sincerely recommended by Bao Weimin, Yu Yunguo, Li Huarui, Fan Deng, and Zhang Mingyang!