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This book is a history of the Three Kingdoms written for teenagers, in chronological order, from the Yellow Turban Uprising to the return of the Three Kingdoms to Jin. The author uses popular writing styles to turn obscure classical Chinese texts into vivid narratives with clear logic and clarity, making it suitable for teenagers to read. The whole book is based on official histories such as "Book of the Later Han", "Three Kingdoms" and "Zi Zhi Tong Jian" to tell you the true history of the Three Kingdoms. In the book, you will see the truth about the Three Kingdoms - Cao Cao may not be a traitor: in "The Romance of the Three Kingdoms", Cao Cao looked like a traitor who bullied the little emperor at the beginning. In fact, the relationship between the two people is much more complicated. For a long time, Cao Cao was indeed regarded by many people as a loyal minister of the Han Dynasty. Dong Zhuo is actually not stupid: in "The Romance of the Three Kingdoms", Dong Zhuo is portrayed as a cruel and stupid clown. Comparing history, it should be admitted that although Dong Zhuo was cruel, he was still very capable, especially how to establish authority in the army and win military morale. He did a good job. The author's subjective intention is contrary to the artistic effect: "The Romance of the Three Kingdoms" beautifies Liu Bei's morality, deletes the restlessness and chivalry in Liu Bei's character, and weakens Liu Bei's heroism; it emphasizes that Cao Cao is a descendant of eunuchs and ignores family support, making it appear that Cao Cao's career was built on his own ability. The author turns obscure classical Chinese texts into vivid narratives and analyzes and deduces details that historians avoid talking about. Historical stories, character legends, institutional thinking... To understand the real Three Kingdoms, just look at this set.

"The Story of China in Ten Cultural Relics" is a popular book about Chinese historical stories told by Chinese archaeologists and historians through national treasure-level cultural relics. There are many cultural relics in China and they are rich in types. They embody the wisdom of Chinese history, reflect the depth of Chinese history, and demonstrate the long-standing, extensive and profound Chinese civilization. Through cultural relics, we can understand historical China, understand civilized China, and appreciate the turbulent years that Chinese archeology has gone through. We have selected ten representative cultural relics, and through the eloquent narrations of experts and scholars, we will present the discovery of the cultural relics, their connotations, and the Chinese concepts, Chinese spirit, and Chinese values ​​contained in the cultural relics in easy-to-understand language. We strive to make cultural relics come alive and display Chinese civilization in a more three-dimensional way. This book is rich in pictures and text, well-organized and simple in language. It is professional and popular. It is a window for readers to get closer to cultural relics and open a window to understand Chinese history.

"Every time comes, heaven and earth are all united, and heroes are not free." Under the special background of the times, heroes' talents are maximized. Those who seize the current situation can magnify their achievements a thousand times; but once they go against the current situation, even a genius will inevitably end up with a tragic end. Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty took the initiative to attack the Xiongnu, seizing the opportunity when the Western Region was connected and the country was strong; Sun Ce started with a thousand soldiers and laid the foundation of Soochow, which was inseparable from the melee in the north and the weakness in the south; Wang Xuance alone united with Tubo to conquer Tianzhu, with the Tang Dynasty behind him The empire has far-reaching power; Emperor Wu of the Song Dynasty, Liu Yu, was born as a soldier and won the throne, but he adapted to the situation of the Sima family's decline and the disloyalty of the noble clan... Reading this heroic epic that spans thousands of years, you will find that behind the heroes' great achievements are all the help of the current situation. Articles by John Khan Jr., Wen Boling, Douzi and others are collected together for the first time. From the legendary stories of thirteen heroes, see how the heroes took advantage of the situation and achieved great things!

China is a country with a long history and splendid culture. Only by understanding the past of the motherland can we love the present and future of the motherland more. In the long process of historical evolution, our ancestors have performed countless spectacular events. Presenting these historical events and influential figures to readers from different angles can broaden everyone's horizons, improve everyone's historical and cultural literacy, and more importantly, enhance everyone's national pride and patriotic enthusiasm. The surging water of the Yellow River gave birth to Chinese civilization, the rolling water of the Yangtze River nourishes the descendants of China, and the majestic Great Wall carries the vicissitudes of history. Over the past five thousand years, romantic figures have emerged one after another, each of them outstanding. These stories in history are very interesting. Open this book and you will see how those emperors who seem to hold supreme power and wear countless glory gradually escape from danger in the struggle for power and finally rule the world, and how they maintain their great cause and create a prosperous age.

This book is a popular reading book on literature and history, and is the masterpiece of Zhang Dake, a great historian and president of the Chinese "Historical Records" Research Association. The author explains the famous literary and historical work "Historical Records" in a unique style. The content is developed in three directions: literature, history and philosophy. He comments on the contribution of "Historical Records" to Chinese literature and historiography. He selects the deeds of outstanding figures from the pre-Qin Dynasty to Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, including emperors, generals, princes of aristocratic families, counselors, educators, warriors, debaters, assassins, etc. It focuses on the fate of the characters, deeply explores human nature, and is highly readable. What's more important is that the writing has a clear context and plentiful references, which help readers gain knowledge and understand things, and enhance their sense of gain from reading. This book is specially created for young readers. It uses clear language and a modern perspective to popularize difficult classics, making the characters and stories vivid, allowing contemporary readers to appreciate the charm of "Historical Records" and read about the wars, human affairs, and hunting flags and flags thousands of years ago.

History is the pride and wealth of our nation. Five thousand years of historical data have also provided the Chinese with rich conversation materials. Among them, the history of the Three Kingdoms selected in this book is always the hottest topic. This book is based on official history, centered on some important figures in the Three Kingdoms period, and divided into three parts: "Shu Han, Cao Wei, and Sun Wu" according to the style of "Three Kingdoms". It then analyzes some major events that affected the historical process, and constructs the context of this period of history concisely and clearly for readers. The Three Kingdoms is the most exciting era of great strife: it is the era of gentlemen and villains; it is the era of powerful people and the era of white men; it is the era of strategy and luck. In a world of great strife, no matter how dangerous it is, there are always people who will bend their backs for such a beautiful country.

The half-hour comic team led by Chen Lei (pen name: Brother Hun) vividly interprets classic characters and stories in historical records through humorous language and hand-drawn comics. How did Emperor Han Wen, a low-key male god, embark on the road to glory? ? What was it like to be a neighbor to Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty? Who are the weird relatives of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty? ... As you read, you will find that the Historical Records are originally story-telling stories, so reading them is not tiring at all! Open this book and read the historical records with laughter!

The half-hour comic team led by Chen Lei (pen name: Brother Hun) vividly interprets classic characters and stories in historical records through humorous language and hand-drawn comics. Why did Xiang Yu lose to Liu Bang? What was Zhang Liang's fairy-like life like? Why do you say how to save a big man? All thanks to the best bad friends! ... As you read, you will find that the Historical Records are originally story-telling stories, so reading them is not tiring at all! Open this book and read the historical records with laughter!

The half-hour comic team led by Chen Lei (pen name: Brother Hun) vividly interprets classic characters and stories in historical records through humorous language and hand-drawn comics. Sima Qian wrote the historical records, and the story behind it turned out to be so exciting! The dispute between Wu and Yue: If you are fine, then it will be okay! Qin: If you want to counterattack, you must persist! How to be a happy neighbor with Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty? Who are the weird relatives of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty? ... As you read, you will find that the Historical Records are originally story-telling stories, so reading them is not tiring at all! Open this book and read the historical records with laughter!

"Zi Zhi Tong Jian" records a total of 1,362 years of history in 16 dynasties and is a "super case collection" of Chinese culture. This book uses "plain language throughout" to allow you to easily understand the story of "Zizhi Tongjian", and uses profound "Hua Shan's thorough" comments to help you understand the ancient wisdom behind history.

In the seventh year of Shaoxing, Song Gaozong Zhao Gou entrusted Yue Fei with the matter of ZTE. However, just four years later, Yue Fei was suddenly sentenced to death. How did Yue Fei step by step from a trusted general to a serious thorn in his side? The first stage: trust. Faced with the crisis of national subjugation, Yue Fei gradually won the trust of Zhao Gou with his impressive achievements: he regained Jiankang and became a senior general in charge of the local area; he conquered Xianghan and became the youngest festival founder in the Song Dynasty; he suppressed Yang Yao and became the Jiedushi of the two towns in the Jin Dynasty. In the seventh year of Shaoxing, Zhao Gou asked Yue Fei to take over the Huaixi Army, and ordered the generals to "obey Fei's orders and act as if I were personally marching", showing his absolute trust in Yue Fei. The second stage: suspicion. With the end of the crisis of national subjugation, Zhao Gou's attitude towards Yue Fei gradually changed. In the seventh year of Shaoxing, Zhao Gou suddenly refused to hand over the Huaixi Army to Yue Fei for the Northern Expedition, which made Yue Fei resign in anger and went to Lushan without waiting for approval. Zhao Gou was furious about this. The following year, Yue Fei suggested that the emperor establish a prince, which violated the taboo of military commanders not being allowed to interfere in politics, making Zhao Gou secretly suspicious. After that, the more prominent Yue Fei's achievements became and the more he was supported by the army, the less safe Zhao Gou became. The third stage: rupture In April of the eleventh year of Shaoxing, the situation in the Song and Jin Dynasties gradually stabilized. Zhao Gou, who had been planning for a long time, relieved Yue Fei and others from their military power; in July, facing Qin Hui's impeachment, Yue Fei begged the emperor to protect himself, but Zhao Gou ignored him; in September, Yue Fei was falsely accused of treason and thrown into prison; in November, the Jin State made "killing Yue Fei" a condition for peace talks between the two countries. Finally, in the middle of the night on December 29, the eleventh year of Shaoxing, Zhao Gou sentenced Yue Fei to death and set out to destroy all traces of Yue Fei... Open this book and understand the operating logic of imperial power.

"Zi Zhi Tong Jian" is written from the Warring States Period to the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms, vividly showing the living people and stories in the 1,300-year history of 16 dynasties. It can be said to be the "big data" and "case collection" of China's political and cultural heritage. This book focuses on the history of the Southern Chen, Northern Qi and Northern Three Kingdoms in the late Wei, Jin, Southern and Northern Dynasties. In 557 AD, Emperor Jing of Liang, Xiao Fangzhichan, was located in Chen Baxian. The Liang Kingdom was destroyed and Chen Guoli was established. Later, he defeated the Northern Zhou Dynasty and Hou Liang Dynasty and regained the lost territory. At the same time, the Northern Zhou Dynasty gradually prospered and Yang Jian gradually came to power; the Northern Qi Dynasty gradually perished. In the end, Chen Shubao, the last emperor of the Chen Kingdom, abandoned the government and was destroyed by the Sui lord Yang Jian. Open this book and learn the final management principles from the changes in the Southern Chen, Northern Qi, and Northern Three Kingdoms!

"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. The problems and confusions we encounter today have been encountered and dealt with by our historical predecessors, and they have learned lessons from them. The author Hua Shan translates the entire "Zi Zhi Tong Jian" in "vernacular Chinese", and tries his best to retain the charm of the original text, making people pick it up like reading a novel and not be able to put it down. At the same time, it combines the views of famous experts in the past and my own management experience to explain the wisdom in "Zi Zhi Tong Jian" that is truly useful to ordinary people in the 21st century. Open this book, watch the changes in the situation in the Southern and Northern Dynasties, and learn the necessary good qualities for system managers.

The half-hour comic team led by Chen Lei (pen name: Brother Hun) vividly interprets classic characters and stories in historical records through humorous language and hand-drawn comics. Why did Shang Yang go from being a powerful minister to being quartered by five horses? Qin Shihuang, the emperor of the ages, was actually very troubled! Cultural celebrities of the Spring and Autumn and Warring States periods, what else besides culture? ... As you read, you will find that the Historical Records are originally story-telling stories, so reading them is not tiring at all! Open this book and read the historical records with laughter!

Since the Tang Dynasty, gardens have become a very important part of Chinese culture. By the Song Dynasty, gardens had an inseparable relationship with the lives of Song people. Although the rich and powerful can manage vast and magnificent landscapes, ordinary people and even poor families can also plant flowers and trees around their houses and arrange simple gardens with basins, mountains and basins. Various humanistic activities under such a living environment may be invisibly transformed by the landscape atmosphere, resulting in a profound impact in the cultural sense. This book is mainly based on the poetry of the Song Dynasty. Through the compilation, interpretation and analysis of the poetry and texts, as well as the descriptions of other historical records, topographies and notes, as well as the author's personal experience of living in the mountains and gardening, it explores the gardens of the Song Dynasty - an artistic achievement that reached its peak in the history of Chinese gardens, as well as the content and cultural implications of garden life.

The splendor of the era cannot be separated from the people living in this era. However, important details of ordinary people's lives such as their food, clothing, and leisure entertainment are often inadvertently ignored. As an introductory book for understanding life in the Tang Dynasty, "Notes on Life in the Tang Dynasty" attempts to recreate the real life of the Tang people thousands of years ago through nearly a hundred practical issues related to the survival and life of ordinary people from ten aspects including food culture, clothing and beauty, home life, travel guides, weddings and funerals, interpersonal workplaces, culture, education and entertainment, festival customs, urban construction, and institutional security, and then explore the original appearance of that era. Starting from the readers' interests, it reads a large number of historical materials and the research results of later generations, and uses concise and humorous writing style and analytical narrative to outline scenes of the Tang Dynasty people's daily life and popularity in the great era.

In Hangzhou, the capital of the Southern Song Dynasty, Deoksugung Palace has an important cultural status. A Deoksugung Palace is the epitome and footnote of a dynasty. It contains the vicissitudes of history and involves the feelings of family and country from the royal family to the common people. It travels through time and space, connecting the past and present of a city. This book revolves around the story of Song Gaozong and Xiaozong moving to Deoksugung Palace and the transfer of power. It connects the historical background, dynasty changes, emperor anecdotes, palace life, Southern Song Dynasty architecture and garden art, as well as the protection and development of Deoksugung Palace ruins. The comprehensive historical facts, knowledge, and stories deeply display the society, art, and life styles of the Southern Song Dynasty, as well as the outstanding achievements in the protection of the Deoksugung Palace site. The profound historical accumulation of the city of Hangzhou shows the long-lasting charm of the Song Dynasty and the nourishment of the current urban humanity.

A book to understand the people and things that really affected the emperor's behavior. This is a palace service organization, but it is also an institution close to the emperor. The people here are far away from government affairs, but they are extremely powerful. This is the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Qing Dynasty. Yuan Canxing, the author of "Two Hundred Years of Military Aircraft Department" and "Changes in the Tang Dynasty", is a new author. This book uses a popular style to unfold the status and role of the Ministry of Internal Affairs in the history of the Qing Dynasty and the stories that happened, showing an institution that everyone is familiar with but full of mystery. The Ministry of Internal Affairs had important functions in the Qing Dynasty. It was the emperor's imperial agency and served the emperor. Everything from the emperor's food, clothing, housing and transportation to his private treasury was under the control of the Ministry of Internal Affairs. The Ministry of Internal Affairs is so powerful that only ministers trusted by the emperor can be in charge of the Ministry of Internal Affairs. The Ministry of Internal Affairs has a large organization, involving Jiangnan Weaving Bureau, Jingshifang (eunuch), Shengjing Internal Affairs Office, Imperial Tea Kitchen and many other institutions, and it obtains money through various channels. Many wonderful stories have been told in the history of the Ministry of Internal Affairs.

"The wine is fresh at the bridge of Weicheng, who will stay with the golden saddle and white horse." From the wild and unruly young man in Wuling to the evil young man in the city who is not afraid of gods and ghosts, what kind of ups and downs has the young man in Kyoto experienced with the changes in society and the rise and fall of Chang'an City? "The article has become popular, and once I miss you, I feel sad." Most of Bai Juyi's poems are allegorical about current ills. Why did his death cause Emperor Xuanzong to be so sad? What kind of political and social atmosphere does it reflect in the Tang Dynasty? ... Use poetry as a medium to briefly read the history of the Tang Dynasty; feel the vividness of history and see the twenty-nine aspects of the Tang Dynasty. Ning Xin, a famous scholar of Tang history, based on many years of teaching experience, starting from Tang poetry, and using easy-to-understand language, gave an in-depth and easy-to-understand account of the Tang Dynasty's official system, imperial examinations, urban landscape, cultural life, transportation, tax system, and even social structural changes, ethnic exchanges and integration, etc.

Through the organic combination of writing style, text, picture-text coordination and layout design, this book condenses a grand history into a small space, making readers feel as if they are in a time and space tunnel returning to history. Here, historical figures are vivid, ancient civilizations are colorful, human life is vivid, and historical events are vivid before your eyes!

This book is a popular historical narrative that uses characters as the main clue to tell the story of dozens of Lingyan Pavilion heroes who created the historical foundation of the Tang Dynasty. Lingyan Pavilion is an attic in the Taiji Palace of Chang'an City in the Tang Dynasty. In the 17th year of Zhenguan, Emperor Taizong of the Tang Dynasty hung the portraits of 24 heroes who made outstanding achievements in the founding of the People's Republic of China and the Xuanwumen Incident in the pavilion to flaunt their merits and encourage those who are behind. Taking "Lingyan Pavilion" as the core, Mr. Yu carefully selected twenty-four representative civil servants and generals from the 300-year history of the Tang Dynasty. Starting from this extraordinary group that influenced the historical development of the Tang Dynasty, he analyzed each hero's personality and social interactions. , Prominent achievements, and even the subtle relationship between them and the emperor, we can not only see how these influential figures influenced the 300-year history of the Tang Dynasty, but also see the development trajectory of individual destiny in the great changes throughout history. While telling history, the author is also analyzing human nature. Through the varied personalities and ups and downs of individual fates, he can see clearly the intricate and intricate relationship between individuals and the times, and the games and confrontations between individuals and the times, and then guide us to think about the choices in life and understand the encounters and opportunities in life. The text structure of this book is clear, the narrative is clear and concise, and the time context runs through the entire history of the Tang Dynasty. Reading this book is to read the 300-year history of the Tang Dynasty with twinkling stars, and to feel the lifelike images of civil servants and famous generals as well as the heroic spirit of a man. It provides historical samples that can be used for reference in managing politics, rejuvenating the country, and conducting people in society.

"Shaking the tail" means "the fish transforms into a dragon and climbs the dragon's gate". Since the birth of the imperial examination system, it has affected the entire Tang Dynasty society. In addition to introducing the imperial examination system and imperial examination culture, this book also tells the experiences of Li Bai, Liu Yuxi, Li Shangyin, Wen Tingjun, Li He, Meng Haoran and others related to the imperial examination and official advancement, as well as the experiences of cultural women such as Shangguan Wan'er and Xue Tao. It vividly presents the social life and style of scholars in the Tang Dynasty. What is the scene of "Inscription on the Wild Goose Pagoda" where you can see all the flowers in Chang'an in one day? Li He was unable to take the Jinshi examination due to the taboo system. Bai Juyi's experience made people lament that "rice is expensive in Chang'an, but it is not easy to live in a big city." Wen Tingyun, who was affected by the Yangzhou incident, entered the list of "unlucky people in the imperial examination" early... Their struggles and successes reflect the social, historical and cultural changes of the Tang Dynasty. Counterattacks from the bottom are always the source of social vitality and history that touches people's hearts. We can see as far into the future as we can see into the past.

A history of life in the Tang Dynasty full of fireworks. From basic historical materials, Tang people's notes, Tang legends, Dunhuang posthumous documents and cultural relics, the author tries to salvage the missing fragments from the vast historical materials, such as clothes, night banquets, cities, barbarians, manors, women, teenagers, and temples, to restore the living conditions and lifestyle of the Tang people 1,400 years ago. The writing of this book is elegant and calm. Through the horizontal and vertical comparison of ancient and modern times, today's readers can be immersed in the situation. You can "travel along the Silk Road to Samarkand in the Tang Dynasty", or "listen to the resentful Anyifang girl singing 'A Night of Rain in Baling, Heartbroken Mulan Song' when passing through Chang'an East City", "or become a garrison soldier in Du Fu's Five Cities." Nine down-to-earth themes, coupled with imaginative detailed descriptions, and nearly a hundred exquisite ancient paintings and pictures of cultural relics, enter the homes of ordinary people and connect the daily lives of people in the prosperous period of the Tang Dynasty.

This book is a masterpiece of light academic history that observes the changes from the late Eastern Han Dynasty to the Three Kingdoms era from a sociological perspective. Based on official historical materials and real cross-sections of the distribution and changes of power in the Three Kingdoms, the author restores the true colors of the Three Kingdoms and the heroes of the Three Kingdoms layer by layer. The Three Kingdoms was not only an era of heroes, full of wisdom and strategies, but also an era of inheriting the past and linking the future. The entire society underwent great structural changes. Among them, knight-errants, wealthy families, and celebrities developed from civil forces to the leading forces that disintegrated the imperial order of the Han Dynasty and reconstructed a new social order. The splendid Three Kingdoms' struggle for hegemony was essentially a social transformation movement that had a profound impact on Chinese history.

It turns out that Dong Zhuo once had a dream of Duke Zhou? Is Jia Xu the most refined egotist during the Three Kingdoms period? Was it the arrogance of the martial sage Guan Yu that ended Liu Bei's ambitions? ... From the division of the Three Kingdoms at the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty to the unification of the three families under the Jin Dynasty, the Three Kingdoms era saw numerous heroes, a tortuous and bizarre tragic song of generosity! This book analyzes the characters of the Three Kingdoms from a novel perspective and refreshes your understanding of the history of the Three Kingdoms.

Why was the last empress dowager of the Qing Dynasty said to be the "female queen of Yao and Shun" after her death? Why did Huang Huangrong, the earliest famous among the "Big Three" in Shanghai, leave in such a hurry? Did the story of "Slam Dunk", which was popular all over the country, really stop at the "national competition"? Why did Microsoft MSN, the standard equipment of the workplace elite back then, fail to withstand this era of change? ... Time never stops, the feast must end, best friends will eventually say goodbye, the curtain is destined to fall, and times will always change. Faced with the unavoidable retreat, farewell and departure, should we stagger away or say farewell gracefully? When the tide of time rises and falls, too many details disappear, which arouses imagination and makes people sigh. Zhang Wei salvaged these stories and characters from history, using the calm tone and delicate writing of the past to make the dried history come alive, to make the unfamiliar names full again, and to leave color and warmth in every farewell.

This book explains history with human nature, tells history with interest, and tells the history of the Spring and Autumn and Warring States centuries from a modern perspective. Using a three-dimensional structure, we sort out the multiple images in the history of the Spring and Autumn and Warring States periods, and try to unravel the mysteries hidden behind them by analyzing historical events. In addition, this book deeply explores the true emotions of historical figures and uses historical events to show the complexity and mystery of human nature. Through the fog of history, we deconstruct the characters in history, gain insight into history with human nature, and restore the historical truth. Writing a history is to intersect with the figures in history, travel hand in hand, experience the ups and downs of life, and appreciate the heroism and regrets of life. This book is based on official history, synthesizes the opinions of various schools, and brings together the research results of many historical scholars at home and abroad, both ancient and modern. Brand-new perspectives, modern language, and humorous writing truly reproduce the rise and fall of the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period, and provide a new interpretation of this magnificent and exciting ancient past.

This book tells history in a fun way, starting from the end of the Tang Dynasty when heroes from the Five Dynasties came together to fight for the world, until the rise of the Mongolian and Yuan Dynasties and the fall of the Southern Song Dynasty. This book tries to avoid boring narrative methods. On the basis of respecting historical facts, it uses humorous but wise language, and a playful but solemn tone to tell the history of China more than a thousand years ago. It also attempts to get behind historical events and deeply explore the true inner emotions of historical figures so that readers can resonate with them. This book uses a three-dimensional structure and uses historical events to show the complexity of human nature. Through the fog of history, it deconstructs the characters in history, uses human nature to gain insight into history, restores the truth of history, and understands the wisdom of history.

"Zi Zhi Tong Jian" is a chronicle-style general history compiled by Sima Guang, a famous historian and politician in the Northern Song Dynasty, which took nineteen years to compile. It records the historical facts of more than 1,300 years from the Warring States to the Five Dynasties. Through the summary of historical experience and lessons, it has left many things for future generations to learn from. This book discusses some major historical events and important figures from the Two Jin Dynasties to the Five Dynasties in "Zi Zhi Tong Jian", allowing readers to understand the essence of traditional Chinese political culture through these historical events and figures, and understand the principles of governing the country and conducting life in society reflected in it. This book is divided into four parts, with the general framework as follows: the first part, the two Jin Dynasties and the Spring and Autumn Period; the second part, the division of the north and the south; the third part, the rise and fall of the Sui and Tang Dynasties; the fourth part, the disputes of the Five Dynasties.

This book is based on official history and brings together the research results of historical scholars over the years. On the basis of respecting historical facts, this book uses humorous yet wise language and a playful yet solemn tone to tell the past of the Qin Dynasty. It uses historical events to show the complexity of human nature. Through the fog of history, it uses human nature to gain insight into history and restore the historical truth.

Although there are not many historical books recording the history of the Three Kingdoms period, the content is far less rich than the official histories of other dynasties, and there are many repetitions. "Three Kingdoms" has only sixty-five volumes, and the content of the main text is less than half of Pei Songzhi's annotations. Faced with difficult ancient texts and unfamiliar language expressions, it is difficult for us to read the meaning and understand the reality of history, let alone use history as a mirror to help and enlighten our own lives. Through a modern interpretation of a series of historical books such as "Three Kingdoms", this book goes deep into historical events, uses a modern perspective, tells characters with stories, tells history with characters, and uses new perspectives, modern language, and humorous writing to truly present the people and events of the Three Kingdoms era in front of readers, in order to help readers truly understand history.

In early October of the first year of Gengshi, Liu Xiu left Luoyang and crossed the Yellow River to go north. Heroes came one after another, willing to follow and work together for a great cause. With the concerted efforts of a group of people with lofty ideals, he fought the rebellion thousands of miles under the banner of "a wise king rules the world with law"; in the chaos of establishing an emperor from all directions Under the situation, he destroyed Wang Lang, killed Bronze Horse, pacified Hebei, and became famous all over the world. Under the strong persuasion of his subordinates, Liu Xiu decided to honor Hebei in order to realize Chung Ling's long-cherished wish of raising troops to "restore the cause of the great ancestor and determine the fate of all things." On the sixth day of June in AD 25, Liu Xiu, who was only 30 years old, became the founder of the Eastern Han Dynasty and was known as Emperor Guangwu in history.

After Liu Xiu destroyed Wang Lang and proclaimed himself emperor by surrendering his bronze horse to Haocheng in Hebei Province, he continued to lead his troops back south. He defeated Chimei successively, regained the generals and cities of Gengshi, and went on two personal expeditions to pacify the rebel separatist forces in Xizhou and Xishu. He conquered Chengdu and killed Gongsun Shu, and eliminated the rebel forces in the inner palace. He finally unified the world and became the founder of the Eastern Han Dynasty, known as Emperor Guangwu in history. It is said that one who can bring glory to Shaoxing's previous achievements and can overcome disasters and chaos should be named Emperor Guangwu. He is well-deserved. Guangwu will be revived and history will be remembered as a hero. Emperor Guangwu Liu Xiu advocated etiquette and righteousness in disputes, followed Taoism in troubled times, and cultivated civilized and martial arts, so that the Han Zuo clan was revived after a break, which was known as the "Guangwu Zhongxing" in history. Throughout Liu Xiu's life, he took advantage of the situation in troubled times. Although he was caught in the cracks of a group of people, he was able to endure humiliation, use both civil and military skills, and always insisted on treating others with tolerance, governing the country with judo, and creating a new generation.

On May 28 of the first year of Gengshi, after Liu Xuan led the Han army to attack Wancheng, Liu Xuan, who had just secured his throne, in order to prevent the Liu brothers from stealing the power of the peasant rebels, only made the Liu Yan, the most accomplished Liu brother, a Han minister. Not only did Liu Xiu not be granted the title, he was also included in the list of dissidents to be eliminated. In June of the same year, Liu Yan was beheaded in a trap set by Liu Xuanjun and his ministers. Although Liu Xiu had the sworn hatred of killing his brother, in order to save his life from being executed, he took the initiative to go back to the Golden Palace in the capital to plead guilty and endured the humiliation. Although Liu Xiu's painful heart was bleeding, he still thanked Liu Xuan with tears of gratitude for not punishing him for his crime of consecutive sittings. He enthusiastically practiced etiquette for the restoration of the Han Dynasty and built a lot of construction for the reform of moving the capital to Luoyang. Finally, he won the emperor's trust and appointed Liu Xiu as the general of Polu. He was responsible for the affairs of the general, and was responsible for crossing the Yellow River to pacify Hebei.

What is hidden behind a certain name or a certain passage in a history book? The "Temperature of History" series (volumes 1-7), a popular history book that has sold millions and is often read, uses easy-to-read stories to retrieve the rich details behind boring history, making unfamiliar names fuller, more interesting and more interesting. It is full of rich historical knowledge and tells about people and events we don't know outside of textbooks. After reading it, you can learn some allusions, gain some knowledge, and become an interesting and knowledgeable person. It is suitable for children of all ages to read.

"The Secret History of the Southern Dynasties" narrates the history of more than 200 years from the Eastern Jin Dynasty to the Song, Qi, Liang, and Chen years. Readers who are interested in this period of history should read this book. The plot of the work is generally consistent with historical facts, but details such as palace secrets are derived from official history or the author's fiction. The author writes extensively about the four entrepreneurial monarchs, Emperor Wu of the Song Dynasty Liu Yu, Emperor Gaozu of the Qi Dynasty Xiao Daocheng, Emperor Wu of the Liang Dynasty Xiao Yan, and Emperor Wu of the Chen Dynasty Chen Xian. Most of them focus on the deeds of Liu Yu in the Song Dynasty.

This book shows the life of the Republic of China, especially the life of literati, through interesting celebrity stories and social events, as well as more than a hundred precious historical photos. The author combines fragmented true stories in an orderly manner, focusing on the interesting, elegant and true-hearted aspects of life in the Republic of China. Travel back to that era that is both strange and familiar to us, and look back at those years, those people, those things, and those objects. The Song sisters love cheongsam, Lin Huiyin's creative wedding dress, famous professor Zhu Ziqing's weird felt, Liang Shiqiu has a special liking for ham and mutton, Yu Dafu's thatched cottage, Zhang Henshui bought a courtyard house with royalties, Hu Shi rented a house instead of buying one, Mei Lanfang raised pigeons to practice his eyesight, and Zhang Boju would rather lose his life than sell it. Collection, Zhang Daqian abandoned his house and exchanged gold for famous paintings, Shen Congwen night market to search for ancient treasures, Xu Beihong searched for treasures and rain flowers, Hu Shi's heartache, Lin Huiyin's difficult choice, Feng Yuxiang's extraordinary marriage proposal... The various aspects of life recorded in the book reflect the style of the times and appreciate the elegance and interest of the old times. It seems so far away from us, just like a beautiful lady wearing a cheongsam, with infinite charm...

From the aspects of mathematics, astronomy, medicine, physics, architecture, machinery, etc., This book selects countries and regions along the historical Silk Road, which can show interesting cases and outstanding highlights of the progress of science, technology and human civilization. Based on a world perspective, it shows the changes and differences in ancient science and technology with the changes of the times, culture, and regional environment, highlighting the historical significance and eternal value of the Silk Road.

History is often shaped by personal, accidental, even inconspicuous circumstances. In the past hundred years of modern China, the ups and downs of society, the changes in ideological trends, and the changes in mission destiny have all been far greater than before. This book uses a similar genre as "Shishuoxinyu", excerpting some little-known historical fragments and anecdotes of people during this extraordinary period, trying to restore the original appearance of history with scraps from the pile of old papers, and pry out the truth of the events from the details. A book not to be missed by readers who like historical readings. Many of the historical fragments told in the book are representative and suitable for repeated reading. Both students and adults can benefit from it. It can not only broaden our horizons, but also draw lessons from history.

This is a book about the history of clothing. In the book, clothing historian Lucy Adlington reveals the changes in our clothing and the development of clothing fashion from ancient times to today through rich historical descriptions. Beautifully illustrated and with powerful historical evidence, the book demonstrates how the way we dress is tied to aesthetics, gender, class, and lifestyle, and offers us the opportunity to truly appreciate the qualities of these-our most common possessions.

"Historical Records" is the pinnacle of ancient Chinese history. It not only records the historical process of thousands of years from the mythical era to the era of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, but also portrays many wonderful historical figures and events with vivid and outstanding writing style. It can be said that "Historical Records" not only records the splendid Chinese civilization, but also represents the height of Chinese civilization. The book "Historical Records Civilization" follows the chronological order of historical evolution and selects forty topics from "Historical Records" to arrange, translate, and organize, and excerpts wonderful excerpts to help young people understand the basic meaning and context framework of "Historical Records". In addition, this book also adds related modern things, modern concepts, and content related to world history to each topic, guiding readers to establish a large cultural pattern from ancient times to modern times, and from local to global, even in their teenage years.

The half-hour comic team led by Chen Lei (pen name: Brother Hun) vividly interprets classic characters and stories in historical records through humorous language and hand-drawn comics. The dispute between Wu and Yue: If you are fine, then it will be okay! Who are the four "goal gods" of Zhao State? Those things that Confucius had to say! ... As you read, you will find that the Historical Records are originally story-telling stories, so reading them is not tiring at all! Open this book and read the historical records with laughter!

The half-hour comic team led by Chen Lei (pen name: Brother Hun) vividly interprets classic characters and stories in historical records through humorous language and hand-drawn comics. How rough a life must be to write a historical record? Why is it said that the origin of Chinese history is a combination of unicorn + two pairs? What reliable male assistants did the powerful players of the Shang Dynasty have? ... As you read, you will find that the Historical Records are originally story-telling stories, so reading them is not tiring at all! Open this book and read the historical records with laughter!

"Zizhi Tongjian" is written from the Warring States Period to the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms, vividly showing the living people and stories in the 1326-year history of 16 dynasties. It can be said to be the "big data" and "super case collection" of China's political and cultural heritage. The problems and confusions we encounter today were encountered by our ancestors in history and have lessons learned from them. The author Hua Shan translated the entire "Zi Zhi Tong Jian" in vernacular, and tried his best to retain the charm of the original text, making people pick it up like reading a novel and not be able to put it down. At the same time, combined with the views of famous experts of the past and my own management experience, I will explain the wisdom in "Zi Zhi Tong Jian" that is truly useful to ordinary people in the 21st century. Open this book and learn the necessary principles for rational decision-making from the chaotic situation in which powerful officials in the Northern and Southern Dynasties turned against each other!

"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 18th volume in the series of "Hua Shan's Talk about Zizhi Tongjian". It mainly tells about the division of the Northern Wei Dynasty into the east and west, and the formation of the Three Kingdoms struggle with the Southern Liang Dynasty. Northern Dynasties: Gao Huan supported Yuan Shanjian to establish the Eastern Wei Dynasty, and Yuwentai supported Yuan Baoju to establish the Western Wei Dynasty. The two sides fought frequently. Southern Dynasties: Xiao Yan was headstrong in his later years, and the Southern Liang Dynasty fell apart after the "Hou Jing Rebellion". Zhu Yi ignored the report of Hou Jing's rebellion and insisted that his judgment was correct. Hou Jing's rebellion later broke out. Hua Shan said: Many people end up in trouble because they admit their mistakes and their interests will be damaged. Therefore, leaders should allow their subordinates to make mistakes so that they can have the opportunity to correct them.

During the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period, when the Zhou Dynasty declined and princes flourished, the power of ministers and clans threatened the monarchy from time to time. This phenomenon can be roughly divided into two categories: carve-up crisis and substitution crisis. The representative of the former is "Three Families Divided into Jin", and the representative of the latter is "Tian Family Replaces Qi". This book discusses the latter, taking the history of the 12 clan heads of the Tian (Chen) family in Qi as the main line. The ones the author writes about the most are Tian Wuyu and Tian. Qi, Tian Heng, and Tian He, these four people basically interpret the origin, inheritance, transfer, and union of the Tian family, supporting the Tian family's 286-year history from "entering Qi" to "stealing Qi". At the same time, they also outline the historical picture of the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period.

This book takes the thirteenth year of Jian'an as the starting point for interpreting the history of the Three Kingdoms in the late Han Dynasty. It is divided into eight chapters at eight different locations. It tells the story of many famous historical events such as the Battle of Chibi, the murder of Kong Rong, Cai Wenji's return to the Han Dynasty, Sun Quan's siege of Hefei, etc. It removes the fictional plots and takes stock of the real history. It rearranges the major and minor events that happened in this year according to time, restores the true situation of this year, interprets the historical logic behind the puzzle from a new perspective, and analyzes the impact of the events of this year on subsequent history.

"Fighting Battle in Sichuan and Shaanxi" is the second part of the "Song and Jin Dynasty" series of historical novels. It describes how the main force of the Jin army was besieged by Han Shizhong in Huangtiandang for forty-eight days. They luckily turned defeat into victory, but never had the chance to cross the Yangtze River again. At this time, both the Song and Jin Dynasties realized the strategic position of Sichuan and Shaanxi, and both sides gathered heavy troops. Because Zhang Jun was eager for success, he rashly fought the Jin army in Fuping, resulting in a disastrous defeat. The large tribes of Shaanxi fell into the hands of the Jin army. At the critical moment, Liu Ziyu, Wu Yu and other manpower turned the tide and fought against the Jin army at Heshangyuan, Raofengguan and Xianrenguan successively. They tried their best to keep Shu's mouth intact, so that the Jin army captured Sichuan and the strategic intention of going eastward along the river to destroy the Song Dynasty could not be realized. At the same time, Qin Hui, who had been stranded in the north for several years, returned to the south, and the Southern Song Dynasty court was about to undergo a far-reaching power reshuffle.

This book comprehensively records Yuan Chonghuan's life deeds, poetry writings, later influences, and precious spiritual heritage. The book focuses on Yuan Chonghuan's last ten years on the historical stage. He resisted the Eight Banners in Liaodong, won the great victories of Ningyuan and Ningjin, and later won the great victory of defending the capital, becoming a fire-fighter in the Ming Dynasty. With affectionate writing, the author writes about the historical tragedy of Yuan Chonghuan knowing the difficulties and dangers yet daring to do things under a situation where the government was dark and the building was about to collapse, but he was jealous of his merits and did not shy away from it, and was eventually killed unjustly.

"Chronicle of Major Events in the History of the Qing Dynasty" is a historical material and reference book that is narrated by year and divided into sections, covering the six dynasties of Shun, Kang, Yong, Qian, Jia, and Dao, including important events, characters, canons, disasters, documents, etc. In the two hundred years of Qing history. The book contains detailed historical materials and clear entries. The content is derived from "Records of the Qing Dynasty", as well as "Manuscripts of the History of the Qing Dynasty", "Donghua Records" and other materials.