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The emergence of Wu Ding, the 22nd generation monarch of the Shang Dynasty, and his consort, Fu Shuo, a good wife and a virtuous prime minister, provided the right answer at the right time and the right place. The basic idea of ​​Wu Ding, Fu Hao and Fu Shuo is to revitalize great business. What they want to revive is the spirit of business and contract upheld and promoted by the founding sage Chengtang.

The emergence of Wu Ding, the 22nd generation monarch of the Shang Dynasty, and his consort, Fu Shuo, a good wife and a virtuous prime minister, provided the right answer at the right time and the right place. The basic idea of ​​Wu Ding, Fu Hao and Fu Shuo is to revitalize great business. What they want to revive is the spirit of business and contract upheld and promoted by the founding sage Chengtang.

"The Empress Dowager Xiaozhuang" vividly reproduces the tenderness and wisdom of the Empress Dowager Xingguo of the Qing Dynasty, and gives a panoramic view of the intrigues and intrigues deep in the palace. "Emperor Yongzheng" is Yuehehe's blockbuster novel, a classic game of wisdom and lust for power. Read the novel, learn history, and learn more about strategy and wisdom! "The Biography of Zeng Guofan" analyzes the pinnacle of the political turmoil in the late Qing Dynasty and the "Washington of China" in the eyes of American scholars. "Zuo Zongtang" Zuo Zongtang experienced important historical events such as the pacification of the Taiping Heavenly Kingdom, the Westernization Movement, the pacification of the Shaanxi-Gansu Revolution and the recovery of Xinjiang in his life, leaving a strong mark in the modern history of China. "Li Hongzhang" is a book that thoroughly explains how to be an official and how to succeed in life. Li Hongzhang is a must-read to understand the modern history of China. The author of "Hu Xueyan" uses the usual historical novel writing style to completely interpret the business methods of red-top businessman Hu Xueyan from scratch, from childhood to adulthood.

This book is a long historical biographical novel and the final work of the trilogy of "New Hui-style Novels" by young female writer Xu Jinyun. The book takes the "Anhui Troupe Entering Beijing", a major event in the history of opera, as the background, with Hui opera actors Wei Changsheng and Xiling as the main clues, and brings together various people on the historical stage to tell the story of the century-old romance from Hui opera to Beijing rhyme, showing the humanistic character and spiritual sentiment deeply embedded in Chinese opera.

The series of Chinese general history knowledge novels "Popular Romance of the Past Dynasties". The author's narration is plain, smooth, methodical, the language is interesting, and it is both reasonable and reasonable. Read this book and learn about the history of China from the conflicts between nations, the tenderness and the game between good and evil! The book comes with a long version of the "Reading Mind Map" reviewed by historian experts. It aims to present the historical change process in a panoramic manner through big data. It is based on the creative concept of "interpreting the genetic code of the Chinese nation and revealing the essence and true meaning of Chinese people's wisdom". It is of great help to learning history and increasing the literacy of classic traditional culture.

This book is a finalist in the first cross-strait online original literature competition. Chen Liansheng, a native of Wuyang Pass in Hefeng, beheaded the bullies and suppressed the violence. Anliang was forced to flee. A hero came to rescue the beauty. He was then summoned as his son-in-law by Yin Yingtu, the general manager of Shinan Mansion. From then on, he followed Yin Yingtu to suppress bandits and suppress rebellions, and he rose to prominence. When the Opium War broke out, the recommended Chen Liansheng and his two sons fought bravely and bravely. In the end, they all died heroically and became the first ethnic minority general to sacrifice their lives for the country. The story of him and his 600 brothers bravely resisting the British has been passed down to this day by future generations.

Lan Boning's historical novels have their own unique female perspective. This book focuses on the years, public cases and the true love of life and death. In particular, it details the secret history of the Ming court and depicts the distorted and alienated souls of the imperial concubines under the struggle for power. There are nearly a hundred women with distinctive images in the book, which is what Lan Boning is trying to express. From the day they entered the palace, their tragic fate was forged. The vivid lives and their thoughts also stirred Lan Boning's sensitive nerves. Their bumpy fates all contain Lan Boning's deep humanistic care.

This book is divided into three parts, namely "The Great Ming Dynasty established the country in the world of mortals", "The ghostly souls of beauties in the Ming Dynasty in the prosperous age", and "The prosperity of the late Ming Dynasty was gone". The content of the book is based on official history but pays great attention to the plot and readability of the story. Most of the stories are little-known. It writes about the secret history of the palace, the struggle for power, the vicissitudes of battles, and the joys and sorrows of ups and downs. Its structure is clear-cut, the plot is compact, the character descriptions are vivid and real, and the language combines modern beauty and classical beauty, creating a new artistic enjoyment and reading pleasure for readers.

"Bloody Petals" is considered Ngugi's most outstanding masterpiece. The author calmly tells the truth of historical events slowly, using real life and memories as the background, using multiple narrative methods such as flashbacks, interludes and direct narratives, and denounces the fruits of independence being stolen by corrupt officials. It is a political novel and a story of four little characters. In "Knowing the Little Things", the author blends the heaviness of history into the lightness of life of little people.

Qin, the strongest country, wants to unify, and Zhao, the weakest country, wants to dominate. They have to defeat Qi, Chu, and Wei. Their goals are different, but their strategies are the same. The two countries are naturally complicit. Zhao Sheng was in charge of the state affairs of Zhao and designed and implemented the whole conspiracy, with Lin Xiangru and Yu Qing being his accomplices; Wei Wuji was in charge of the state affairs of Wei and shouldered the important responsibilities alone, while Tian Wen, Xu Jia, and Mang Mao all tried to destabilize him for their own personal gain, which was miserable; Wei Ran was in charge of the state affairs of Qin and was proficient in strategy, with Bai Qi, Hu Yang, and Sima mistakenly serving as his wings. Fan Sui started out by lying, but was ultimately destroyed by his own lies. The spy Su Dai of the State of Yan deceived the State of Qi into betraying the State of Wei. The Mohist tycoon wanted to persuade the King of Qi to help the State of Wei, but was assassinated by Qi Prime Minister Tian Wen. The tycoon's daughter Shi Yu lived in the State of Wei. Both the King of Wei and Wei Wuji liked her. The Su Dynasty used counterintuitive tactics to force Prime Minister Tian Wen to leave Wei and led the five-nation coalition to attack Qi. In the Battle of Jishui, Qi was defeated by Yan general Le Yi. The Qin army secretly attacked the main beam of Wei State but failed. King Qin took the opportunity to depose Wei Ran as prime minister. Queen Mother Xuan (Mi Yue) pretended to be ill and forced him to admit defeat and still let Wei Ran serve as prime minister. Zhao Sheng sent his spy Gongsun Long to deceive the Prime Minister of Yan, Gongsun Cao, and deceived Le Yi back to Zhao State. The Yan State was greatly weakened. Lu Zhong and Mo Zhe went to Qi State to assist Tian Dan in restoring the country, but the national power was lost. When Qin invaded South Korea, South Korea presented its party to Zhao for help. Zhao Sheng thought that he had the support of various countries and pretended to accept the party's invitation to the Qin army to fight, but in fact he retreated to Changping. Fan Sui speculated that other countries would not help Zhao. The Qin army entered Changping for a decisive battle with the Zhao army. The Qin army was gradually defeated by the Zhao army in the mountain battle. Lian Po defeated the elite Qin army in Dabaigou. The Qin army suffered 100,000 casualties. As expected, the five countries refused to cooperate with Zhao. Qin's spy Lou Huan came to Zhao again, shaken King Zhao's confidence, tricked King Zhao into sending envoys to Qin, and further divided the already weak "alliance". With no support and no food, Zhao had no choice but to appoint Zhao Kuo as commander. He fought alone in Changping with a death wish. Bai Qi took over the Qin army. The Qin army was defeated back to the starting point and could not recover for more than ten years. Zhao State was also defeated, and its many years of hegemony were in vain. Fan Sui killed Bai Qi to clear himself, but the lie was eventually exposed and he collapsed. Wei Wuji gave up his fame and started a new life with Shi Yu in the Kingdom of Zhao.

Qin, the strongest country, wants to unify, and Zhao, the weakest country, wants to dominate. They have to defeat Qi, Chu, and Wei. Their goals are different, but their strategies are the same. The two countries are naturally complicit. Zhao Sheng was in charge of the state affairs of Zhao and designed and implemented the whole conspiracy, with Lin Xiangru and Yu Qing being his accomplices; Wei Wuji was in charge of the state affairs of Wei and shouldered the important responsibilities alone, while Tian Wen, Xu Jia, and Mang Mao all tried to destabilize him for their own personal gain, which was miserable; Wei Ran was in charge of the state affairs of Qin and was proficient in strategy, with Bai Qi, Hu Yang, and Sima mistakenly serving as his wings. Fan Sui started out by lying, but was ultimately destroyed by his own lies. The spy Su Dai of the State of Yan deceived the State of Qi into betraying the State of Wei. The Mohist tycoon wanted to persuade the King of Qi to help the State of Wei, but was assassinated by Qi Prime Minister Tian Wen. The tycoon's daughter Shi Yu lived in the State of Wei. Both the King of Wei and Wei Wuji liked her. The Su Dynasty used counterintuitive tactics to force Prime Minister Tian Wen to leave Wei and led the five-nation coalition to attack Qi. In the Battle of Jishui, Qi was defeated by Yan general Le Yi. The Qin army secretly attacked the main beam of Wei State but failed. King Qin took the opportunity to depose Wei Ran as prime minister. Queen Mother Xuan (Mi Yue) pretended to be ill and forced him to admit defeat and still let Wei Ran serve as prime minister. Zhao Sheng sent his spy Gongsun Long to deceive the Prime Minister of Yan, Gongsun Cao, and deceived Le Yi back to Zhao State. The Yan State was greatly weakened. Lu Zhong and Mo Zhe went to Qi State to assist Tian Dan in restoring the country, but the national power was lost. When Qin invaded South Korea, South Korea presented its party to Zhao for help. Zhao Sheng thought that he had the support of various countries and pretended to accept the party's invitation to the Qin army to fight, but in fact he retreated to Changping. Fan Sui speculated that other countries would not help Zhao. The Qin army entered Changping for a decisive battle with the Zhao army. The Qin army was gradually defeated by the Zhao army in the mountain battle. Lian Po defeated the elite Qin army in Dabaigou. The Qin army suffered 100,000 casualties. As expected, the five countries refused to cooperate with Zhao. Qin's spy Lou Huan came to Zhao again, shaken King Zhao's confidence, tricked King Zhao into sending envoys to Qin, and further divided the already weak "alliance". With no support and no food, Zhao had no choice but to appoint Zhao Kuo as commander. He fought alone in Changping with a death wish. Bai Qi took over the Qin army. The Qin army was defeated back to the starting point and could not recover for more than ten years. Zhao State was also defeated, and its many years of hegemony were in vain. Fan Sui killed Bai Qi to clear himself, but the lie was eventually exposed and he collapsed. Wei Wuji gave up his fame and started a new life with Shi Yu in the Kingdom of Zhao.

Qin, the strongest country, wants to unify, and Zhao, the weakest country, wants to dominate. They have to defeat Qi, Chu, and Wei. Their goals are different, but their strategies are the same. The two countries are naturally complicit. Zhao Sheng was in charge of the state affairs of Zhao and designed and implemented the whole conspiracy, with Lin Xiangru and Yu Qing being his accomplices; Wei Wuji was in charge of the state affairs of Wei and shouldered the important responsibilities alone, while Tian Wen, Xu Jia, and Mang Mao all tried to destabilize him for their own personal gain, which was miserable; Wei Ran was in charge of the state affairs of Qin and was proficient in strategy, with Bai Qi, Hu Yang, and Sima mistakenly serving as his wings. Fan Sui started out by lying, but was ultimately destroyed by his own lies. The spy Su Dai of the State of Yan deceived the State of Qi into betraying the State of Wei. The Mohist tycoon wanted to persuade the King of Qi to help the State of Wei, but was assassinated by Qi Prime Minister Tian Wen. The tycoon's daughter Shi Yu lived in the State of Wei. Both the King of Wei and Wei Wuji liked her. The Su Dynasty used counterintuitive tactics to force Prime Minister Tian Wen to leave Wei and led the five-nation coalition to attack Qi. In the Battle of Jishui, Qi was defeated by Yan general Le Yi. The Qin army secretly attacked the main beam of Wei State but failed. King Qin took the opportunity to depose Wei Ran as prime minister. Queen Mother Xuan (Mi Yue) pretended to be ill and forced him to admit defeat and still let Wei Ran serve as prime minister. Zhao Sheng sent his spy Gongsun Long to deceive the Prime Minister of Yan, Gongsun Cao, and deceived Le Yi back to Zhao State. The Yan State was greatly weakened. Lu Zhong and Mo Zhe went to Qi State to assist Tian Dan in restoring the country, but the national power was lost. When Qin invaded South Korea, South Korea presented its party to Zhao for help. Zhao Sheng thought that he had the support of various countries and pretended to accept the party's invitation to the Qin army to fight, but in fact he retreated to Changping. Fan Sui speculated that other countries would not help Zhao. The Qin army entered Changping for a decisive battle with the Zhao army. The Qin army was gradually defeated by the Zhao army in the mountain battle. Lian Po defeated the elite Qin army in Dabaigou. The Qin army suffered 100,000 casualties. As expected, the five countries refused to cooperate with Zhao. Qin's spy Lou Huan came to Zhao again, shaken King Zhao's confidence, tricked King Zhao into sending envoys to Qin, and further divided the already weak "alliance". With no support and no food, Zhao had no choice but to appoint Zhao Kuo as commander. He fought alone in Changping with a death wish. Bai Qi took over the Qin army. The Qin army was defeated back to the starting point and could not recover for more than ten years. Zhao State was also defeated, and its many years of hegemony were in vain. Fan Sui killed Bai Qi to clear himself, but the lie was eventually exposed and he collapsed. Wei Wuji gave up his fame and started a new life with Shi Yu in the Kingdom of Zhao.

Qin, the strongest country, wants to unify, and Zhao, the weakest country, wants to dominate. They have to defeat Qi, Chu, and Wei. Their goals are different, but their strategies are the same. The two countries are naturally complicit. Zhao Sheng was in charge of the state affairs of Zhao and designed and implemented the whole conspiracy, with Lin Xiangru and Yu Qing being his accomplices; Wei Wuji was in charge of the state affairs of Wei and shouldered the important responsibilities alone, while Tian Wen, Xu Jia, and Mang Mao all tried to destabilize him for their own personal gain, which was miserable; Wei Ran was in charge of the state affairs of Qin and was proficient in strategy, with Bai Qi, Hu Yang, and Sima mistakenly serving as his wings. Fan Sui started out by lying, but was ultimately destroyed by his own lies. The spy Su Dai of the State of Yan deceived the State of Qi into betraying the State of Wei. The Mohist tycoon wanted to persuade the King of Qi to help the State of Wei, but was assassinated by Qi Prime Minister Tian Wen. The tycoon's daughter Shi Yu lived in the State of Wei. Both the King of Wei and Wei Wuji liked her. The Su Dynasty used counterintuitive tactics to force Prime Minister Tian Wen to leave Wei and led the five-nation coalition to attack Qi. In the Battle of Jishui, Qi was defeated by Yan general Le Yi. The Qin army secretly attacked the main beam of Wei State but failed. King Qin took the opportunity to depose Wei Ran as prime minister. Queen Mother Xuan (Mi Yue) pretended to be ill and forced him to admit defeat and still let Wei Ran serve as prime minister. Zhao Sheng sent his spy Gongsun Long to deceive the Prime Minister of Yan, Gongsun Cao, and deceived Le Yi back to Zhao State. The Yan State was greatly weakened. Lu Zhong and Mo Zhe went to Qi State to assist Tian Dan in restoring the country, but the national power was lost. When Qin invaded South Korea, South Korea presented its party to Zhao for help. Zhao Sheng thought that he had the support of various countries and pretended to accept the party's invitation to the Qin army to fight, but in fact he retreated to Changping. Fan Sui speculated that other countries would not help Zhao. The Qin army entered Changping for a decisive battle with the Zhao army. The Qin army was gradually defeated by the Zhao army in the mountain battle. Lian Po defeated the elite Qin army in Dabaigou. The Qin army suffered 100,000 casualties. As expected, the five countries refused to cooperate with Zhao. Qin's spy Lou Huan came to Zhao again, shaken King Zhao's confidence, tricked King Zhao into sending envoys to Qin, and further divided the already weak "alliance". With no support and no food, Zhao had no choice but to appoint Zhao Kuo as commander. He fought alone in Changping with a death wish. Bai Qi took over the Qin army. The Qin army was defeated back to the starting point and could not recover for more than ten years. Zhao State was also defeated, and its many years of hegemony were in vain. Fan Sui killed Bai Qi to clear himself, but the lie was eventually exposed and he collapsed. Wei Wuji gave up his fame and started a new life with Shi Yu in the Kingdom of Zhao.

Qin, the strongest country, wants to unify, and Zhao, the weakest country, wants to dominate. They have to defeat Qi, Chu, and Wei. Their goals are different, but their strategies are the same. The two countries are naturally complicit. Zhao Sheng was in charge of the state affairs of Zhao and designed and implemented the whole conspiracy, with Lin Xiangru and Yu Qing being his accomplices; Wei Wuji was in charge of the state affairs of Wei and shouldered the important responsibilities alone, while Tian Wen, Xu Jia, and Mang Mao all tried to destabilize him for their own personal gain, which was miserable; Wei Ran was in charge of the state affairs of Qin and was proficient in strategy, with Bai Qi, Hu Yang, and Sima mistakenly serving as his wings. Fan Sui started out by lying, but was ultimately destroyed by his own lies. The spy Su Dai of the State of Yan deceived the State of Qi into betraying the State of Wei. The Mohist tycoon wanted to persuade the King of Qi to help the State of Wei, but was assassinated by Qi Prime Minister Tian Wen. The tycoon's daughter Shi Yu lived in the State of Wei. Both the King of Wei and Wei Wuji liked her. The Su Dynasty used counterintuitive tactics to force Prime Minister Tian Wen to leave Wei and led the five-nation coalition to attack Qi. In the Battle of Jishui, Qi was defeated by Yan general Le Yi. The Qin army secretly attacked the main beam of Wei State but failed. King Qin took the opportunity to depose Wei Ran as prime minister. Queen Mother Xuan (Mi Yue) pretended to be ill and forced him to admit defeat and still let Wei Ran serve as prime minister. Zhao Sheng sent his spy Gongsun Long to deceive the Prime Minister of Yan, Gongsun Cao, and deceived Le Yi back to Zhao State. The Yan State was greatly weakened. Lu Zhong and Mo Zhe went to Qi State to assist Tian Dan in restoring the country, but the national power was lost. When Qin invaded South Korea, South Korea presented its party to Zhao for help. Zhao Sheng thought that he had the support of various countries and pretended to accept the party's invitation to the Qin army to fight, but in fact he retreated to Changping. Fan Sui speculated that other countries would not help Zhao. The Qin army entered Changping for a decisive battle with the Zhao army. The Qin army was gradually defeated by the Zhao army in the mountain battle. Lian Po defeated the elite Qin army in Dabaigou. The Qin army suffered 100,000 casualties. As expected, the five countries refused to cooperate with Zhao. Qin's spy Lou Huan came to Zhao again, shaken King Zhao's confidence, tricked King Zhao into sending envoys to Qin, and further divided the already weak "alliance". With no support and no food, Zhao had no choice but to appoint Zhao Kuo as commander. He fought alone in Changping with a death wish. Bai Qi took over the Qin army. The Qin army was defeated back to the starting point and could not recover for more than ten years. Zhao State was also defeated, and its many years of hegemony were in vain. Fan Sui killed Bai Qi to clear himself, but the lie was eventually exposed and he collapsed. Wei Wuji gave up his fame and started a new life with Shi Yu in the Kingdom of Zhao.

Qin, the strongest country, wants to unify, and Zhao, the weakest country, wants to dominate. They have to defeat Qi, Chu, and Wei. Their goals are different, but their strategies are the same. The two countries are naturally complicit. Zhao Sheng was in charge of the state affairs of Zhao and designed and implemented the whole conspiracy, with Lin Xiangru and Yu Qing being his accomplices; Wei Wuji was in charge of the state affairs of Wei and shouldered the important responsibilities alone, while Tian Wen, Xu Jia, and Mang Mao all tried to destabilize him for their own personal gain, which was miserable; Wei Ran was in charge of the state affairs of Qin and was proficient in strategy, with Bai Qi, Hu Yang, and Sima mistakenly serving as his wings. Fan Sui started out by lying, but was ultimately destroyed by his own lies. The spy Su Dai of the State of Yan deceived the State of Qi into betraying the State of Wei. The Mohist tycoon wanted to persuade the King of Qi to help the State of Wei, but was assassinated by Qi Prime Minister Tian Wen. The tycoon's daughter Shi Yu lived in the State of Wei. Both the King of Wei and Wei Wuji liked her. The Su Dynasty used counterintuitive tactics to force Prime Minister Tian Wen to leave Wei and led the five-nation coalition to attack Qi. In the Battle of Jishui, Qi was defeated by Yan general Le Yi. The Qin army secretly attacked the main beam of Wei State but failed. King Qin took the opportunity to depose Wei Ran as prime minister. Queen Mother Xuan (Mi Yue) pretended to be ill and forced him to admit defeat and still let Wei Ran serve as prime minister. Zhao Sheng sent his spy Gongsun Long to deceive the Prime Minister of Yan, Gongsun Cao, and deceived Le Yi back to Zhao State. The Yan State was greatly weakened. Lu Zhong and Mo Zhe went to Qi State to assist Tian Dan in restoring the country, but the national power was lost. When Qin invaded South Korea, South Korea presented its party to Zhao for help. Zhao Sheng thought that he had the support of various countries and pretended to accept the party's invitation to the Qin army to fight, but in fact he retreated to Changping. Fan Sui speculated that other countries would not help Zhao. The Qin army entered Changping for a decisive battle with the Zhao army. The Qin army was gradually defeated by the Zhao army in the mountain battle. Lian Po defeated the elite Qin army in Dabaigou. The Qin army suffered 100,000 casualties. As expected, the five countries refused to cooperate with Zhao. Qin's spy Lou Huan came to Zhao again, shaken King Zhao's confidence, tricked King Zhao into sending envoys to Qin, and further divided the already weak "alliance". With no support and no food, Zhao had no choice but to appoint Zhao Kuo as commander. He fought alone in Changping with a death wish. Bai Qi took over the Qin army. The Qin army was defeated back to the starting point and could not recover for more than ten years. Zhao State was also defeated, and its many years of hegemony were in vain. Fan Sui killed Bai Qi to clear himself, but the lie was eventually exposed and he collapsed. Wei Wuji gave up his fame and started a new life with Shi Yu in the Kingdom of Zhao.

The Ming Dynasty military camp had the world's earliest firearms unit, called the Shenji Camp. This unit used muskets and artillery to make great contributions to guarding the territory of the Ming Dynasty. However, in the Battle of Tumu Fort, the Shenji Battalion's slow-firing muskets lost to Wala's archery cavalry. The Oara army in pursuit of victory arrived at the gates of Beijing. The only drawing of a repeating musket that could turn the tide of the battle was missing on the day it was drawn. At the critical moment, Shenjiying and Jinyiwei sent one person each to work together to find the blueprint. Ding Xing, a musketeer who always protects himself wisely, is forced to become a partner with Jin Yiwei Lu Yan. The once bustling city was now deserted. They walked through the ruins of broken tiles and took a real look at the streets of Beijing. Only then did Ding Xing remember that he was also a Beijinger, and the weapons in his hands could also defend Beijing!

Wanli was a prosperous period for the Ming Dynasty. During these more than 40 years, the Ming Dynasty fought against foreign enemies and won more than a hundred battles. Among them, only the three battles of suppressing the rebellion in Ningxia, pacifying Bozhou Yang Yinglong, and resisting Japanese aggression and aiding Korea were the most famous, known as the "Three Great Conquests of Wanli"! The reason why the "Three Major Campaigns" are tied is of course because these three battles were fought the most beautifully and won the most thoroughly. However, the "Battle to Resist Japan and Aid Korea" recorded in the history books does not look like a victory in any way. It can hardly match the battles of Ningxia and Bozhou. What is the reason? At this time, please be careful about one thing: Regarding the War to Resist Japan and Aid Korea, the comments given by Japanese historical materials, Korean historical materials, and Qing Dynasty historical materials are all wrong, confusing, and deviate from the facts. The history of China must be written by the Chinese, and the gaps in history must be filled by ourselves. This book has been a work of seven years, with the purpose of "setting things right". 90% Of the content is a new logical inference based on existing data. It concludes with "the Ming Dynasty won a comprehensive victory", provides a new interpretation of every historical event and every battle, and explains the Ming army's brilliant strategy and It has advanced tactics and sophisticated weapons. It is an era ahead of Japan in terms of siege tactics, cavalry tactics, infantry and artillery coordination, and the fact that it is easy to annihilate Japanese pirates. It promotes the power of the Ming army, exposes Japan's shortcomings, promotes the Ming army's great victory in the battle against Japanese pirates, and satirizes the stinginess and ingratitude of the Korean people. The content of this book is completely new, the conclusions are new, the argument is novel, the analysis is profound, the logic is clear, it conforms to public opinion, and it gives a sigh of relief to the entire country and nation. For the same historical event, the historical materials and data may be the same, but the "conclusion" is completely defined by people. The Japanese defined this war as "boasting", the Qing people defined it as "slandering the Ming Dynasty", and among us (before the completion of this book) no one has really given a strong definition to this important historical event. Therefore, whether there are novels or film and television works about "The Ming Dynasty's Resistance against Japanese Aggression and Aid Korea", there is a complete blank. Nowadays, anti-Japanese and anti-Korean sentiments are rising in China, and film and television works are all about "fighting Japan", but none of them mention the exciting event of "the Ming Dynasty resisted Japan and aided Korea." This is a strange thing, and it is also a great opportunity for the timely release of this book.

Wanli was a prosperous period for the Ming Dynasty. During these more than 40 years, the Ming Dynasty fought against foreign enemies and won more than a hundred battles. Among them, only the three battles of suppressing the rebellion in Ningxia, pacifying Bozhou Yang Yinglong, and resisting Japanese aggression and aiding Korea were the most famous, known as the "Three Great Conquests of Wanli"! The reason why the "Three Major Campaigns" are tied is of course because these three battles were fought the most beautifully and won the most thoroughly. However, the "Battle to Resist Japan and Aid Korea" recorded in the history books does not look like a victory in any way. It can hardly match the battles of Ningxia and Bozhou. What is the reason? At this time, please be careful about one thing: Regarding the War to Resist Japan and Aid Korea, the comments given by Japanese historical materials, Korean historical materials, and Qing Dynasty historical materials are all wrong, confusing, and deviate from the facts. The history of China must be written by the Chinese, and the gaps in history must be filled by ourselves. This book has been a work of seven years, with the purpose of "setting things right". 90% Of the content is a new logical inference based on existing data. It concludes with "the Ming Dynasty won a comprehensive victory", provides a new interpretation of every historical event and every battle, and explains the Ming army's brilliant strategy and It has advanced tactics and sophisticated weapons. It is an era ahead of Japan in terms of siege tactics, cavalry tactics, infantry and artillery coordination, and the fact that it is easy to annihilate Japanese pirates. It promotes the power of the Ming army, exposes Japan's shortcomings, promotes the Ming army's great victory in the battle against Japanese pirates, and satirizes the stinginess and ingratitude of the Korean people. The content of this book is completely new, the conclusions are new, the argument is novel, the analysis is profound, the logic is clear, it conforms to public opinion, and it gives a sigh of relief to the entire country and nation. For the same historical event, the historical materials and data may be the same, but the "conclusion" is completely defined by people. The Japanese defined this war as "boasting", the Qing people defined it as "slandering the Ming Dynasty", and among us (before the completion of this book) no one has really given a strong definition to this important historical event. Therefore, whether there are novels or film and television works about "The Ming Dynasty's Resistance against Japanese Aggression and Aid Korea", there is a complete blank. Nowadays, anti-Japanese and anti-Korean sentiments are rising in China, and film and television works are all about "fighting Japan", but none of them mention the exciting event of "the Ming Dynasty resisted Japan and aided Korea." This is a strange thing, and it is also a great opportunity for the timely release of this book.

Wanli was a prosperous period for the Ming Dynasty. During these more than 40 years, the Ming Dynasty fought against foreign enemies and won more than a hundred battles. Among them, only the three battles of suppressing the rebellion in Ningxia, pacifying Bozhou Yang Yinglong, and resisting Japanese aggression and aiding Korea were the most famous, known as the "Three Great Conquests of Wanli"! The reason why the "Three Major Campaigns" are tied is of course because these three battles were fought the most beautifully and won the most thoroughly. However, the "Battle to Resist Japan and Aid Korea" recorded in the history books does not look like a victory in any way. It can hardly match the battles of Ningxia and Bozhou. What is the reason? At this time, please be careful about one thing: Regarding the War to Resist Japan and Aid Korea, the comments given by Japanese historical materials, Korean historical materials, and Qing Dynasty historical materials are all wrong, confusing, and deviate from the facts. The history of China must be written by the Chinese, and the gaps in history must be filled by ourselves. This book has been a work of seven years, with the purpose of "setting things right". 90% Of the content is a new logical inference based on existing data. It concludes with "the Ming Dynasty won a comprehensive victory", provides a new interpretation of every historical event and every battle, and explains the Ming army's brilliant strategy and It has advanced tactics and sophisticated weapons. It is an era ahead of Japan in terms of siege tactics, cavalry tactics, infantry and artillery coordination, and the fact that it is easy to annihilate Japanese pirates. It promotes the power of the Ming army, exposes Japan's shortcomings, promotes the Ming army's great victory in the battle against Japanese pirates, and satirizes the stinginess and ingratitude of the Korean people. The content of this book is completely new, the conclusions are new, the argument is novel, the analysis is profound, the logic is clear, it conforms to public opinion, and it gives a sigh of relief to the entire country and nation. For the same historical event, the historical materials and data may be the same, but the "conclusion" is completely defined by people. The Japanese defined this war as "boasting", the Qing people defined it as "slandering the Ming Dynasty", and among us (before the completion of this book) no one has really given a strong definition to this important historical event. Therefore, whether there are novels or film and television works about "The Ming Dynasty's Resistance against Japanese Aggression and Aid Korea", there is a complete blank. Nowadays, anti-Japanese and anti-Korean sentiments are rising in China, and film and television works are all about "fighting Japan", but none of them mention the exciting event of "the Ming Dynasty resisted Japan and aided Korea." This is a strange thing, and it is also a great opportunity for the timely release of this book.

Wanli was a prosperous period for the Ming Dynasty. During these more than 40 years, the Ming Dynasty fought against foreign enemies and won more than a hundred battles. Among them, only the three battles of suppressing the rebellion in Ningxia, pacifying Bozhou Yang Yinglong, and resisting Japanese aggression and aiding Korea were the most famous, known as the "Three Great Conquests of Wanli"! The reason why the "Three Major Campaigns" are tied is of course because these three battles were fought the most beautifully and won the most thoroughly. However, the "Battle to Resist Japan and Aid Korea" recorded in the history books does not look like a victory in any way. It can hardly match the battles of Ningxia and Bozhou. What is the reason? At this time, please be careful about one thing: Regarding the War to Resist Japan and Aid Korea, the comments given by Japanese historical materials, Korean historical materials, and Qing Dynasty historical materials are all wrong, confusing, and deviate from the facts. The history of China must be written by the Chinese, and the gaps in history must be filled by ourselves. This book has been a work of seven years, with the purpose of "setting things right". 90% Of the content is a new logical inference based on existing data. It concludes with "the Ming Dynasty won a comprehensive victory", provides a new interpretation of every historical event and every battle, and explains the Ming army's brilliant strategy and It has advanced tactics and sophisticated weapons. It is an era ahead of Japan in terms of siege tactics, cavalry tactics, infantry and artillery coordination, and the fact that it is easy to annihilate Japanese pirates. It promotes the power of the Ming army, exposes Japan's shortcomings, promotes the Ming army's great victory in the battle against Japanese pirates, and satirizes the stinginess and ingratitude of the Korean people. The content of this book is completely new, the conclusions are new, the argument is novel, the analysis is profound, the logic is clear, it conforms to public opinion, and it gives a sigh of relief to the entire country and nation. For the same historical event, the historical materials and data may be the same, but the "conclusion" is completely defined by people. The Japanese defined this war as "boasting", the Qing people defined it as "slandering the Ming Dynasty", and among us (before the completion of this book) no one has really given a strong definition to this important historical event. Therefore, whether there are novels or film and television works about "The Ming Dynasty's Resistance against Japanese Aggression and Aid Korea", there is a complete blank. Nowadays, anti-Japanese and anti-Korean sentiments are rising in China, and film and television works are all about "fighting Japan", but none of them mention the exciting event of "the Ming Dynasty resisted Japan and aided Korea." This is a strange thing, and it is also a great opportunity for the timely release of this book.

The Eastern version of "Game of Thrones" "Guiguzi's Game" is a full-length historical novel. It tells the glorious legend of Guiguzi, the common ancestor of the strategist, military strategist, strategist, Yin-Yang family, and Taoism, who organized the world! In the middle of the Warring States Period, an old man who was honored as Guiguzi lived in seclusion in the valley of Yunmeng Mountain. In the more than two thousand years after his death, strategists regarded him as their ancestor, military strategists regarded him as a saint, politicians regarded him as their ancestor, prime ministers worshiped him as their ancestor, and immortal Taoists respected him as a true man. The Chinese regard him as the embodiment of wisdom and respect him as an omnipotent dragon.

The Eastern version of "Game of Thrones" "Guiguzi's Game" is a full-length historical novel. It tells the glorious legend of Guiguzi, the common ancestor of the strategist, military strategist, strategist, Yin-Yang family, and Taoism, who organized the world! In the middle of the Warring States Period, an old man who was honored as Guiguzi lived in seclusion in the valley of Yunmeng Mountain. In the more than two thousand years after his death, strategists regarded him as their ancestor, military strategists regarded him as a saint, politicians regarded him as their ancestor, prime ministers worshiped him as their ancestor, and immortal Taoists respected him as a true man. The Chinese regard him as the embodiment of wisdom and respect him as an omnipotent dragon.

Su Tong is an extremely talented writer with one-of-a-kind sensibility and imagination. He uses delicate and ghostly words to depict the tortuous fate of Wu Zetian, the most powerful woman in Chinese history, hinting at the bloodshed, cruelty and heaviness of history. The compassionate and imaginative words of "Wu Zetian" restore historical details and create emotional resonance for readers.

Sakura Yukimaru's popular masterpiece! The history of Japan's Warring States Period is told in the voices of dozens of people including Ikkyu, Hojo Soun, and Saito Michichi! Read a Japanese historical novel in the early hours of the morning in one sitting! In the history of Japan's Warring States Period, various separatist forces in Japan fought for the world for more than 150 years. Many heroes of troubled times emerged, such as Oda Nobunaga, Toyotomi Hideyoshi, Takeda Shingen, Uesugi Kenshin, etc. However, people often ignore those small figures who have not established any achievements, but they are actually indispensable roles in the historical flow. The story background of this book is the more than one hundred years of Japanese Warring States history from 1467 to 1616. Starting from the perspective of minor figures in the historical process, the story is told in the tone of dozens of protagonists such as Ikkyu, Hojo Soun, Saito Michizan, etc., And together they interpret the unique grand scene of Japan's Warring States history. The full text is based on real historical materials, with the era and specific characters as the main line, and also incorporates novel writing techniques, skillfully citing classics and classics, and creating a little-known history of Japan's Warring States Period.

See how a woman transforms from an innocent girl into a queen, see how a woman goes through ups and downs and dominates the ups and downs. To whom did she give her heart, her young girl's spring, and her love?

A large-scale historical war novel about the late Southern and Northern Dynasties, an entrepreneurial epic of the Northern Zhou, Northern Qi, Sui and Tang emperors, and a sociological masterpiece recording the politics and life of the Southern and Northern Dynasties. It is more intelligent than "The Romance of the Three Kingdoms" and more emotional than "A Dream of Red Mansions", taking you to understand a domineering and stunning Northern and Southern Dynasties. Zong Baihua, the master of aesthetics, praised this era of passion and wisdom. This book selects the history that took place between AD 524 and AD 550. This period of history was a period of chaos, and the level of chaos was greater than that of the Three Kingdoms. The north was in intense turmoil as millions of refugees revolted. There was fierce political turmoil, the emperor was poisoned and manipulated, and more than two thousand princes and nobles were drowned in the Heyin Incident. Southern Liang and Northern Expedition. This kind of chaos is unprecedented in history.

The mutiny of the six towns defending the old capital Pingcheng sounded the death knell of the Northern Wei Empire. The war brought bloody winds and endless darkness, but a faint light shone in a small border town. No one thought that the founder of the glorious Sui and Tang Dynasties would be born here! In the late winter of 524 AD, the Northern Wei Dynasty suppressed the rebellion in the six towns and moved the refugees to Hebei, but failed to take effective measures to ensure their livelihoods. This triggered a refugee uprising in the six towns. Ge Rong, the general of Huaishuo Town, launched an uprising in Zuoren City, which gradually became the largest refugee uprising in Chinese history. Yang Zhen sheltered refugees in Zuoren City, but was defeated by Ge Rong. Yang Zhen died in the battle, and his son Yang Zhong fled to Nanliang to seek refuge with Chen Qingzhi, the Marquis of Guanzhong. Little Monkey, a blacksmith who escaped from Zuoren City, traveled across the desert and vowed to forge the sharpest weapons. Yang Zhen's brother Yang Min led the people of Hebei to build a new dock wall on the north bank of the Yellow River: Fangtou dock. Three years later, Ge Rong, who had millions of troops, proclaimed himself emperor and was about to cross the Yellow River and attack Luoyang. Fangtouwu, which was at the ferry, was the first to bear the brunt and faced another catastrophe. Yang Zhong, who was living in Nanliang, gradually grew up during the war. On the order of Emperor Xiao Yan of Liang, he led 300 Liang troops to escort Beihai Princess Lu Taoer back to the north, garrisoned at Fangtouwu, shot and killed General Ge Rong Ren Bao, and assisted the people of Fangtouwu to repel the attack of Ge Rong's army.

The peak showdown between the two great military geniuses of the North and the South, Er Zhurong and Chen Qingzhi, changed the historical direction of the Northern and Southern Dynasties. This battle forged the fathers and ancestors of the future Northern Qi, Northern Zhou, Sui and Tang dynasties, and gave birth to the future military theories of the Sui and Tang Dynasties in conquering the world, leaving a great reputation in the history of Chinese wars. Hundreds of people in Fangtouwu sent Liu Li to Luoyang to marry Southern Liang general Song Jingxiu. Chen Qingzhi and Ma Funian wanted to detain Emperor Yuan Hao to launch a coup and restore the Han Dynasty, but they gave up because Emperor Wu of Southern Liang Xiao Yan hesitated. Under Acharya's guidance, Emperor Xiaowen's Sinicization measures and what he saw in Luoyang made Chen Qingzhi question his political proposition of "driving out the Suolu". Entering Luoyang was Chen Qingzhi's highlight moment, but it also put him in a desperate situation. Yuan Hao used gold and silver beauties to bribe Liang Jun, but refused to replenish his troops and refused to allow the Nanliang reinforcements to enter. He even wanted to marry Mingyue to Yang Zhong to divide Liang Jun. On the way to escape, Yuan Ziyou shared the difficulties with Er Zhuge, and after temporarily abandoning hatred, he joined forces with Er Zhurong again. Er Zhurong's 300,000 troops hung across the Yellow River and launched a decisive battle with Chen Qingzhi. Song Jingxiu pretended to send back the people of Fangtouwu and secretly set up defenses at Taigu Pass to prepare an escape route for returning to Liang State; Yang Zhong was seriously injured again while protecting Mingyue and was sent to Taigu Pass for treatment; Yuan Hao pretended to send troops to escort, leaking the Liang army's retreat route and laying hidden dangers. Gao Aocao and Erzhu Zhao fought alone. From his martial arts, Chen Qingzhi realized the Qi Zheng strategy of "queue the moon as righteousness, the sharp arrow as strange, the combination as righteousness, and the separation as strange", and understood Acharya's good intentions. Chen Qingzhi pretended to be defeated and lured Er Zhurong's army to the battlefield he set for a decisive battle. Yuan Hao fled greedily, destroying Queyue's formation and cutting off Liang Jun's retreat. At the critical moment, Acharya rescued Chen Qingzhi, and Yuan Hao was left alone, with blood splattered on the Zen platform. Ma Funian was killed, and Yang Zhong and Xiaohou were captured. In just one year, Er Zhurong pacified Hanlou and others, and appointed He Bayue to lead only a thousand men to defeat Wanqi Chounu, suppress the rebellion of all parties, and then added Jiuxi, posing a huge threat to the Northern Wei Dynasty. A plan to assassinate Er Zhurong was also in progress...

Famous teachers and generals should not keep themselves in prison, and thousands of troops should avoid white robes. Chen Qingzhi led 7,000 Liang troops in the Northern Expedition. He captured thirty-two cities and fought forty-seven battles, conquering all directions. He captured Luoyang, the capital of the Northern Wei Dynasty, and created a record comparable to that of Han Xin. The young general Yang Zhong who helped greatly would later have a son named Yang Jian - Emperor Wen of the Sui Dynasty. Chen Qingzhi, the Marquis of Guanzhong in Nanliang, is a legendary general in Chinese history. Chairman Mao read and re-read "Liang Shu·Chen Qing's Biography". He circled and dotted many places in the biography, underlined it, and commented affectionately: "Reading this biography again, I am fascinated by it." In 528 AD, Emperor Wu of Liang Dynasty, Xiao Yan, conferred Yuan Hao as King of Wei and Chen Qingzhi as General Biao Yong. Yang Zhong and Ma Fo Nian assisted Yuan Hao in returning to Wei. The Northern Wei Dynasty was facing the rebellion of Wanqi Chounu west of Chang'an, Xing Gao of Shandong, and Ge Rongyu's Hanlou, leaving Luoyang empty. Chen Qingzhi seized the opportunity and quickly headed north, while Yuan Hao proclaimed himself emperor in Suiyang, raising the banner of revenge for the Heyin Incident, winning over people's hearts and recruiting generals to surrender. Liang Jun quickly captured Xingyang and Hulao, with overwhelming momentum, and Luoyang changed hands. In order to deceive others, Er Zhurong accepted the Confucian selection etiquette of his ancestors, and Er Zhuge stood out and became the queen. When Mingyue was about to become a concubine, she was implicated by Yuan Hao's proclaimed emperor and was thrown into the cattle-packing station. Unexpectedly, she met Gao Aocao, the hero of Yanzhao, the person Er Zhurong was most afraid of. She realized that Yuan Ziyou only had the world in his heart and no one else.

Er Zhurong paid the price with his life for his arrogance, but the Northern Wei Empire also came to an end. Gao Huan, Yang Zhong, Yu Wentai and other founders of the Northern Qi and Northern Zhou dynasties stepped onto the stage of history. How many heroic figures composed the prosperity of the Sui and Tang Dynasties for hundreds of years. Yuan Ziyou embarked on a crazy road of revenge for the sake of Jiangshan Sheji. Er Zhurong was arrogant by nature. Even though the queen's daughter reminded him many times, he didn't take it to heart. Ma Funian died on the battlefield. Yang Zhong avenged his brothers and sneaked into Luoyang to be recruited by Yuan Ziyou to assassinate Er Zhurong and Yuan Tianmu in Mingguang Hall. Erzhu Dulu and Erzhu Zhao captured Luoyang. Yang Zhong avenged Mingyue and once again helped Erzhu capture Yuan Ziyou alive. Gao Huan deceived Erzhu Zhao, intercepted the troops of the six towns, continued to grow and develop with Jinyang as his base, and joined forces with the wealthy families of Hebei. In the battle with the Erzhu Group, Yang Zhong and Xiaohou, who were in charge of the supply camp, switched sides, causing the Erzhu Group to be defeated. Gao Huan won a great victory and married Queen Er Zhuge. He eventually became the leader of Cao Cao and became the actual controller of the Northern Wei Dynasty. His son Gao Yang proclaimed himself emperor and established the Northern Qi Dynasty. Yuwentai took control of the Western Wei Dynasty, and his son Yuwenjue proclaimed himself emperor and established the Northern Zhou Dynasty. Lu Taoer finally got together with Yang Zhong and gave birth to Yang Jian, who was raised by the Zhixian shrine. Yang Jian married Dugu Ruyi's daughter Dugu Jialuo, usurped the Northern Zhou Dynasty, and founded the Sui Dynasty. Yu Wentai's granddaughter married Li Yuan and gave birth to Li Shimin. Li Yuan was very dissatisfied with Yang Jian's killing of the Northern Zhou clan, and waited for the opportunity until the end of the Sui Dynasty, when he finally raised troops in Jinyang and established the Tang Dynasty. Gao Huan's grandson Gao Changgong is the famous King of Lanling in history, and his legend lasts forever.

The stories of Guan Zhong, Bao Shuya and Qi Huangong were used as composition materials for the first paper of the National College Entrance Examination in 2020, and came into the people's sight overnight. These three people shook off the dust of more than two thousand years on their clothes, returned to the stage, and became a piece of living history. Regarding Guan Zhong, you may know about the "friendship between Guan and Bao", "one rule of the world" and "nine combined princes". This book will tell you more stories about this iron triangle.

Siege, sneak attack, beheading, seduction, when the Mongolian iron cavalry approached the city, the city held on for 36 years. How did this miracle in military history happen? This column will take you to find out. Is there any city in history that has never been captured? Have! It's in China. In the 13th century AD, a powerful army emerged in Mobei. Mongolian horses carried brave steppe warriors and swept across the Eurasian continent like a torrent. Due to the military front, the defenders of various European and Asian countries either fled in the face of the wind, or knelt down and begged for surrender. Those who resisted in the corner would be bloody and massacred. In Chongqing, China, there is a heroic city called "Diaoyu City" that has stood firm for thirty-six years and has gone through more than 200 battles. The descendant of a generation of geniuses, the Mongol Khan who was running wildly on the road to conquer the world, died here with a bloody head and a hatred. This defensive war profoundly changed the world structure in the 13th century and beyond...

The opening of the Suez Canal (1869) and the Panama Canal (1914) led to economic shocks in the South Atlantic countries. Recife, Rio de Janeiro, Buenos Aires, etc. In South America, and Dakar, Lagos, Luanda, etc. In Africa, have all experienced a decline in foreign exchange earnings due to the reduction in shipping volume in the South Atlantic. At this time, China, whose business status is getting higher and higher, may be able to provide a way to break the situation. The construction of the "One Belt, One Road" will provide great help to the development of relevant countries.

Who could have imagined that this impromptu trip would turn out to be my most exciting adventure. Thanks to that trip, I was able to save the life of a person who later became my wife and spent 30 years of happiness with me...

In the 5th century AD, the Roman Empire was in decline. Barbarians invaded the frontier. Gunther, the Nibelung king of Burgundy in Rome, decided to let his sister Kriemhild marry King Lombard out of political considerations. Empress Dowager Ute firmly opposed this marriage and did not hesitate to use various tricks such as bribery and poisoning to obstruct it...

Murphy is a rescue cat. This time he is going on a magical African cruise. Let's follow him and explore Kenya.

Joseph has loved Anna since he was a child. He was worried about her secret, a secret that only he knew, not their people. As violence escalates again across the Middle East and a sense of foreboding looms, Anna prays for her people and her loved ones. Despite reports that there were no survivors from Israeli flight LY17, Joseph Zadok believed he saw his wife shortly after the crash. This incident was like a bolt from the blue. He steeled himself and vowed to uncover the truth. Haunted by mysterious nightmares, he struggles to face the unknown. He felt a change happening deep in his soul. What all this means, only God knows. Because sometimes when he was driving down the street looking for something, he seemed to hear a whisper of truth...

In 1937, British doctor George Rand came to China to carry out humanitarian relief. He encountered the brutal Nanjing Massacre by the Japanese invaders. His wife was killed by the Japanese soldiers. His 13-year-old daughter Anne suffered from severe amnesia after witnessing the atrocities of the Japanese soldiers. Annie wanted revenge and joined the New Fourth Army. Inspired by party members and with the care and help of her comrades, Anne gradually grew into an anti-fascist fighter and yearned to join the party organization... The work shaped the image of the internationalist warriors in the army led by the party, promoted the spiritual core of communists, inherited the red gene, analyzed the psychological trauma caused by the war on children, and saw through the cruelty of war and the flash of humanity. It composed a heroic hymn for the Chinese people and international friends to fight side by side for the world's anti-fascism under the leadership of the party.

Ten years have passed since the Trojan War, and King Odysseus of Ithaca has still not returned to his homeland. No one knows where he has gone... It is soul-stirring, and the answer is blowing in the wind. Come and listen to Homer's singing...

Part autobiography, part chronicle of the birth of a new Brazil, The Lost Samba is a riveting first-person account of a dark yet exciting period in the country. This book gets rid of many clichés about Brazil and provides readers with fresh anecdotes, wonders, reflections and facts, which is amazing; at the same time, it also provides a practical reference for those who want to understand this big country. Although "The Lost Samba" takes the form of an autobiography, it contains powerful historical and political insights into the recent history of this "sleeping giant". The author, a descendant of British and Jewish immigrants who was educated in Brazil, has both an outsider and insider background, an adventurous spirit and political acumen. He lives through the intense historical moments that marked the birth of democracy in this country, and his text is ideal for those who want to better understand Brazil.

We will prove to all young entrepreneurs that this is the best place to be!

This book is a trilogy of long historical novels written by historical writer Xu Baoyun. The book begins when the young Su Dongpo emerged and became famous all over the world, and narrates his ups and downs in the officialdom until his rise to immortality. It shows the talent and sentiments of Su Dongpo, a literary giant of a generation, and then reflects the spiritual core and life experiences of traditional literati in the temple. The book has a grand background. Through thrilling historical events such as the Xining Reform and the imperial party strife, it shows the social changes and the style of the times under the rule of several generations of emperors in the Northern Song Dynasty.

Su Dongpo is a legend. He was proficient in poetry, calligraphy and painting. He was a free and unrestrained writer with outstanding literary talent. He was widely circulated and recited through the ages. He was also an excellent politician. He was a scholar in the Hanlin Academy and held a high position. He participated in major decisions of the court. After becoming a local official, he benefited one area and was loved by the people. He Treating everyone equally, his circle of friends ranged from emperors and high-ranking officials to ordinary people, including literati, monks and beggars; he was a true Confucian scholar, but he also deeply understood the essence of Buddhism and Taoism... Su Dongpo was a superstar in the long history, shining brightly and not dimming for more than a thousand years. His great personality and innocent spirit have become more and more eye-catching over time. The author of this book spent several years and revised the draft several times to analyze Su Dongpo's life course and open up his rich inner world. When you open this book, a real and three-dimensional Su Dongpo appears on the page. After reading in depth, Su Dongpo's legendary and ups and downs life appears before your eyes.

Su Dongpo is a legend. He was proficient in poetry, calligraphy and painting. He was a free and unrestrained writer with outstanding literary talent. He was widely circulated and recited through the ages. He was also an excellent politician. He was a scholar in the Hanlin Academy and held a high position. He participated in major decisions of the court. After becoming a local official, he benefited one area and was loved by the people. He Treating everyone equally, his circle of friends ranged from emperors and high-ranking officials to ordinary people, including literati, monks and beggars; he was a true Confucian scholar, but he also deeply understood the essence of Buddhism and Taoism... Su Dongpo was a superstar in the long history, shining brightly and not dimming for more than a thousand years. His great personality and innocent spirit have become more and more eye-catching over time. The author of this book spent several years and revised the draft several times to analyze Su Dongpo's life course and open up his rich inner world. When you open this book, a real and three-dimensional Su Dongpo appears on the page. After reading in depth, Su Dongpo's legendary and ups and downs life appears before your eyes.

Su Dongpo is a legend. He was proficient in poetry, calligraphy and painting. He was a free and unrestrained writer with outstanding literary talent. He was widely circulated and recited through the ages. He was also an excellent politician. He was a scholar in the Hanlin Academy and held a high position. He participated in major decisions of the court. After becoming a local official, he benefited one area and was loved by the people. He Treating everyone equally, his circle of friends ranged from emperors and high-ranking officials to ordinary people, including literati, monks and beggars; he was a true Confucian scholar, but he also deeply understood the essence of Buddhism and Taoism... Su Dongpo was a superstar in the long history, shining brightly and not dimming for more than a thousand years. His great personality and innocent spirit have become more and more eye-catching over time. The author of this book spent several years and revised the draft several times to analyze Su Dongpo's life course and open up his rich inner world. When you open this book, a real and three-dimensional Su Dongpo appears on the page. After reading in depth, Su Dongpo's legendary and ups and downs life appears before your eyes.

This book tells the story of Wang Yangming who used his troops like a god, quelled King Ning's rebellion in fourteen days, and captured Zhu Chenhao alive. However, Emperor Zhengde wanted to go to the south of the Yangtze River, and Wang Yangming resisted the order to save the people. The traitors brought trouble to Yangzhou and Nanchang, and Yangming dealt with the traitors. Jiajing ascended to the throne; Yangming gave lectures; after his wife died, he married Xing'er; he launched a campaign against the Sitian Rebellion; he suppressed eight villages, saw the tragic killings and became seriously ill, proving his "conscience", and died on the way home.

This volume tells the story of Wang Yangming's defeat of mountain bandits in southern Jiangxi and the powerful Ning Wang Zhu Chenhao. Wang Yangming went to Guizhou from Longchangyi to give lectures, discovered the secret of "five evils to be punished", and vowed to destroy the thieves in the human heart by integrating knowledge and action. He served as the county magistrate in Luling, Jiangxi Province, and petitioned for orders for the people; after Liu Jin was executed, Yangming finally had hope again. Wang Qiong outwitted Qian Ning and King Ning, and appointed Wang Yangming to patrol south of Jiangxi to suppress bandits and prevent King Ning from rebelling.

This volume tells the story of how Wang Yangming became enlightened after being demoted to the Dragon Field. In the early days of Zhengde, the eunuchs had exclusive power. Wang Yangming was imprisoned and exiled to Longchang, Guizhou because he spoke uprightly. Along the way, he was hunted down, encountered a shipwreck, traveled around the world, his life was trampled on, and his life seemed to be at an impasse. All this did not extinguish the bright light in Wang Yangming's heart. He worked hard to save himself. He realized the principle of "unity of knowledge and action" in Longchang overnight and completed self-save in a desperate situation. He made friends with the Miao people, interacted with the chieftain, and quelled the war. He was invited to teach in Guiyang, and the once "desperate situation" has become a paradise.

Wang Shouren (October 31, 1472 - January 9, 1529), whose real name was Wang Yun, courtesy name Bo'an, and nickname Yangming, was from Yuyao, Zhejiang, Han nationality. An outstanding thinker, writer, military strategist and educator in the Ming Dynasty. Destiny never favored Wang Yangming. When he first entered the officialdom, he offended powerful traitors because of his outspokenness and was demoted to the wild Longchang. Later, he put down the rebellion of King Ning, which was a great achievement, but because of the obstruction of villains, he had to retreat bravely. In his later years, he was also criticized because of the popularity of "Xin Xue". In Wang Yangming's life, there were more adversity than good times, more suffering than glory, and more controversy than praise. However, Wang Yangming, who believed in the "Learning of Conscience", relied on the wisdom of "Learning from the Heart" to successfully break through the situation in the dark era. He made some knowledge and career, earned a bright and beautiful life, and influenced and inspired everyone who struggled to break through in the darkest moments of life.

"The Romance of Hong Xiuquan", written by Huang Shizhong (Qing Dynasty), also known as "The Romance of the Taiping Heavenly Kingdom" and "The Complete Works of the Heroes of Hong Yang". This book is an important work in the history of modern Chinese novels. It is the first full-length novel to enthusiastically praise the revolutionary history of the Taiping Heavenly Kingdom after the historical work "History of the Taiping Heavenly Kingdom". It narrates the historical events of the Taiping Heavenly Kingdom, starting with Hong Xiuquan's uprising and ending with Zeng Guofan's deployment of victorious troops and the siege of Jinling City. Many of the characters written are inconsistent with historical facts, but they sympathize with and praise the Taiping Rebellion, and better portray the images of Hong Xiuquan, Li Xiucheng, Lin Fengxiang and other characters.