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A hilarious comic book that allows you to easily understand the growth history of ancient saints, helping children supplement extracurricular knowledge and increase their knowledge. Read comics for half an hour and learn about the growth history of ancient saints. Best-selling author Han Minghui carefully selects eleven ancient saints and outlines their growth paths and ups and downs through hand-drawn comics and jokes. The saints in the book include: Wine Sage Du Kang, Supreme Sage Confucius, Shang Sage Fan Li, History Sage Sima Qian, Medical Sage Zhang Zhongjing, Wu Sage Guan Yu, Calligraphy Sage Wang Xizhi, Grass Sage Zhang Xu, Painting Sage Wu Daozi, Tea Sage Lu Yu, Medicine Sage Li Shizhen, etc.

Read comics for half an hour and learn about the wonderful history of ancient geniuses. Eleven ancient outstanding geniuses in strategy, military, politics, etc. Are carefully selected, and their wonderful life trajectories and legendary stories are told through the form of hand-drawn comics + jokes.

History may value results. In this case, the Whampoa Military Academy leaders Sun Yat-sen and Chiang Kai-shek and Whampoa Military Academy instructors such as Zhang Shenfu, Hu Hanmin, Tao Xisheng, etc. In this book are almost all losers. However, if we place them in the process of transformation from traditional China to modern China, they are also the pioneers of the times. This book mainly re-understands and discusses the people of Huangpu in the great era, especially the figures of the Republic of China, Zhang Shenfu, Chiang Kai-shek, Hu Hanmin, and Tao Xisheng, who have been either denied or ignored. In terms of method, the author reconstructs historical events in a narrative way of "seeing it in action", working hard on historical details, trying to abandon the traditional "fixed on one statue" ideological view of history, and interpreting and recreating the historical scenes of the character's activities as objectively as possible. The whole book has about 200,000 words.

This book is based on the imperial edict files, Zhu's memorials, telegram files and other files of the Qing Dynasty after the Opium War. It compiles and edits the business records of Guangdong, Hong Kong and Macao after the Opium War, especially the regular customs management and taxation of Guangdong Customs. The archives compiled in this book start from the 23rd year of Daoguang in the Qing Dynasty (1843) and end in the 3rd year of Xuantong in the Qing Dynasty (1911), with about 160 files. The archives compiled in this book mainly cover the tasks of Guangdong Customs and Hong Kong and Macao branch customs after the Opium War, mainly tax reports, as well as issues such as expenses, personnel, anti-smuggling, and tribute services. Some of the archives involve the Qing government's management of foreign merchants entering Guangdong, Hong Kong, and Macao, that is, the number of foreign ships arriving in Guangdong and the items and personnel on board. The archives compiled in this book are true records of Guangdong Customs' regular customs tax collection and other commercial activities after the Opium War. They comprehensively reflect the changes in Guangdong Customs taxation and the decline of Guangdong Customs regular customs after the Opium War. They can be used as a reference for research on modern diplomatic relations, Sino-Western trade, especially trade between Guangdong, Hong Kong and Macao.

This book uses light and humorous words to describe the university examinations, food, clothing, housing, transportation, study life, campus culture and graduation stories of students in the Republic of China. It uses the descriptions and memories of famous scholars such as Hu Shi, Fei Xiaotong, Pan Guangdan, Chen Daisun, Zhao Yuanren, Mao Dun, Bing Xin, Qian Zhongshu, Ji Xianlin, etc. About their study experiences, and makes use of newspapers and periodicals of the Republic of China. Oral materials, school archives and other materials reproduce the excellent academic style and colorful campus life of universities during the Republic of China, reflect the educational management experience of well-known universities during the Republic of China, and vividly demonstrate one aspect of higher education in the Republic of China, which can provide reference for today's educators and readers interested in the history of the Republic of China.

This book is a popular historical work written by the historian Mr. Lu Simian during his lifetime. From the perspective of literature and history, the author makes a detailed distinction between the real Three Kingdoms and the characters, events, wars and geographical environment created in Three Kingdoms literature. He also conducts in-depth analysis on many major historical issues such as how Dong Zhuo disrupted the imperial court, how Cao Cao's power rose, the truth of the Battle of Chibi, the rise and fall of the Sima family, etc., And provides unique insights. "I would like to briefly describe this period of history, either to correct previous errors or to state some things that predecessors have ignored." The combination of a deep historical foundation and easy-to-understand sentences makes the writing lively and interesting. Readers will not feel difficult when reading it, and they will sometimes understand it. Therefore, this book has become an important reference for Mr. Yi Zhongtian's study of the Three Kingdoms.

Liu Bei suffered defeats all his life and hid in Tibet. The more he lost, the stronger he became, and finally he dominated one side! Among the founders of the Three Kingdoms of Wei, Shu and Wu, Liu Bei not only had the lowest background, but also had the most difficult experiences. From a hawker who weaved mats and sold shoes to a powerful figure in the world, he was forced to flee from Hebei to Jiangnan, and traveled almost throughout most of China. However, every time Liu Bei was defeated, his strength became stronger. In the end, all the hardships were rewarded: Sun and Liu allied forces won a victory at Chibi, captured the four counties of Jingzhou, entered Shu to destroy Liu Zhang, and defeated Cao's army in Hanzhong... With one victory after another, the pattern of the three-part world was established. Open this book and learn the secret of Liu Bei's success in defeating and fighting again and again, and getting stronger with each defeat!

This book is a cultural reading about the finance and taxation of the Ming Dynasty. Through relevant historical materials, the author uses the seventeen emperors of the Ming Dynasty as nodes to panoramically display the entire economic, political, social, and ecological changes caused by taxation and finance throughout the Ming Dynasty. The book outlines the inner connection and mechanism between complex factors such as the ruler's personality and preferences and taxes and servitude, and deduces that the evolution of taxation and the rise and fall of dynasties are closely related and highly consistent. It reveals how a regime based on traditional agricultural productivity continued to devour itself in the expansion of fiscal expenditures.

This book is a popular history book about the Song Dynasty, telling the long-standing events that took place on the territory of China in the first year of Jingde (1004 AD), the reign of Emperor Zhenzong of the Song Dynasty. In the first month of 1004 AD, an earthquake struck the Song Dynasty, officially kicking off an unquiet year. Immediately, Li Jiqian, the leader of the party, was ambushed by Pan Luozhi. Li Hang, the prime minister of the Song Dynasty, died of illness. Bi Shi'an and Kou Zhun became prime ministers at the same time. Empress Dowager Xiao of the Liao Kingdom led an army of 300,000 people to the south. The war broke out on the Song-Liao border again. Each tortuous and bizarre story was staged one after another; each vivid and unique character appeared on the stage of history this year. They fulfilled their duties at the critical moment of the country and repelled the Liao army's attack. Finally, Song and Liao ended the war with the Chanyuan Alliance. Although the Chanyuan Alliance has always been controversial, it laid the foundation for the advent of the reign of Emperor Renzong of the Song Dynasty and laid the foundation for peace between the Song and Liao Dynasties for more than a hundred years. Through this book, readers can learn about the fierce political, military, and diplomatic competition between Song and Liao in 1004 AD, and see how the rulers of Song and Liao made decisions in the face of numerous crises, which affected the development of relations between the two countries.

This book mainly records the twilight period of the "Qing Dynasty" trapped in the Forbidden City, that is, the history from 1912 to 1924 from the founding of the Republic of China to Puyi's expulsion from the palace. The author Johnston uses the transition from monarchy to republic as the historical background, including the Reform Movement of 1898, the Boxer Rebellion, the Revolution of 1911, Yuan Shikai's proclaimed emperor, and Zhang Xun's restoration. And other events; based on his experience as an imperial advisor and coexisting with the last emperor Puyi, the book depicts the unique, closed and desirable life in the Forbidden City, and presents the real Puyi and the turbulent situation in modern China in his eyes one by one through memoirs. All kinds of characters are vivid and vivid on the page.

A historical version of "The Romance of the Three Kingdoms"! The new masterpiece by Wang Jueren, author of the best-selling book "Three Hundred Years of the Rise and Fall of the Tang Dynasty"! This is enough to understand the history of the Three Kingdoms! Liu Guan and Zhang never became sworn brothers in Taoyuan? Zhuge Liang didn't even have a straw boat to borrow arrows? Open this book and restore the real Cao Cao, Liu Bei, and Zhuge Liang in history...

Youngsters' Interesting Reading of Historical Records (set of 8 volumes) interprets historical records from a child's perspective and narrates history in children's language. It is a set of interesting comic versions of historical records tailored for children, making the already boring history more attractive, allowing them to remember historical stories and gain insights into historical records. 1. Loyal to the original work: In order to reduce the reading burden on young people, on the premise of being loyal to the original work, it is reasonably adapted based on many excellent versions. The storyline is complete and not lengthy, and the language is popular without losing the classical charm. 2. Uncommon annotations: Annotate the uncommon and difficult words in the original texts of this set of books, and translate the original texts to clear obstacles for young people to read. Let them easily read and understand the original scriptures. 3. Rich plug-ins: Three-minute reading of key historical facts, selected original classics, accumulation of idioms... These rich plug-ins increase the interest of the work, stimulate young people's interest in reading, and at the same time allow them to understand and accumulate extracurricular knowledge and improve their Chinese performance. 4. Exquisite illustrations: This set of books is equipped with rich illustrations, which can effectively deepen young people's perceptual understanding of the content of the works, stimulate their interest in reading classics, and attract them to further reading and learning.

As the unparalleled god of war for thousands of years, Xiang Yu only led 8,000 Jiangdong disciples to destroy the powerful Qin Dynasty and divide the world under his rule in just three years, which is unprecedented. However, in the struggle between Chu and Han for hegemony, he, who was victorious in all battles, lost once, so Wujiang committed suicide, and his country was destroyed, which made people sigh. What makes Xiang Yu victorious in every battle? What caused Xiang Yu to be completely defeated? Why would he rather commit suicide in Wujiang River than cross the river to make a comeback? This book not only explains the reasons for Xiang Yu's success and failure, but also restores a flesh-and-blood Xiang Yu for readers.

"Ancient Babylon: From the Establishment of the Kingship to the Persian Conquest" is Leonard W. King's most important work. Leonard W. King, PhD, is an Honorary Fellow of the Society of Antiquities in London, Assistant Conservator of Egyptian and Babylonian Antiquities at the British Museum, and Professor of Assyrian and Babylonian Archeology at the University of London. He is also famous for his translations of ancient works such as the Code of Hammurabi. This book describes the early peoples of Babylonia from prehistoric times to the establishment of the monarchy as a whole, ending with the city of Babylon on the verge of establishing a firm leadership position under its Sishemite kings. The book describes the historical trend of Babylonia throughout the dynastic period, and provides a complete account of the history of the southern kingdom. As the most famous city in the ancient world, the history of Babylon is not just the military achievements of a group of people, but is closely related to the development and spread of civilization. The name Babylon means one of the great civilizations in the ancient world that influenced other peoples. The history from the constitutional monarchy to the Persian conquest is a wonderful history of the Babylonian Empire. With an epic vision, this book lingers on the glory of ancient civilization and reproduces the oldest Babylonian civilization.

Among the ancient civilizations in the history of human civilization, only the Chinese nation has continued and created a continuous civilization history recorded in writing for more than 5,000 years, making indelible contributions to human civilization and progress. The famous French sinologist Marble, known as the "wizard of ancient Chinese history", had in-depth contact with people from all walks of life in China to understand their society and customs. He strictly used information resources provided by local people and brought with him the essential reference books for travelers traveling in China - Chinese local chronicles and European special collections. The author compiled this classic masterpiece "Ancient China" by collecting cultural relics that have been published in publications in the Far East. The author comprehensively used linguistics, philology, anthropology, sociology and other methods, and extensively used myths, legends, epigraphy, and archaeological materials to construct a picture of the development of Chinese civilization before the Qin Dynasty.

"The Unstoppable History of the Ming Dynasty (Part 1)" narrates the history of the early Ming Dynasty. After more than ten years of hard work, the cowherd boy Zhu Yuanzhang officially opened the curtain of the Ming Empire. Then you sang and I came on stage. Zhu Yuanzhang who laid the foundation for the future development of the Ming Dynasty, Zhu Yunwen whose "whereabouts are a mystery", Zhu Di who created the "Yongle prosperous age", Zhu Gaochi and Zhu Zhanji who created the "Renxuan rule", these people took turns performing on the stage like a revolving lantern.

"The History of the Ming Dynasty that I can't stop watching (Part 2)" narrates the history of the mid-Ming Dynasty, from Zhu Qizhen, who caused the Ming Dynasty to turn from prosperity to decline, to Jiajing, who was obsessed with cultivating immortals. During this period, Yu Qian, a famous minister who was able to turn the tide from collapse, and eunuchs Wang Zhi and Liu Jin, who were powerful in both the government and the public, emerged. During this period, the Ming Dynasty began to decline.

"Man and ape say goodbye", human society has begun since humans evolved from apes to humans. This book tells the story from the birth of Chinese civilization to the Western Zhou Dynasty. Pangu, Nuwa, Three Sovereigns and Five Emperors, Gonggong, Chiyou, Leizu... These stories of characters that sound very fantasy but represent the origin of Chinese civilization give us a clearer understanding of this distant period. From the slave dynasty of the Xia Dynasty to the founding of the Western Zhou Dynasty by feudal lords, Chinese history has experienced the succession of successes and failures of the Xia, Shang, and Wednesday dynasties, and the development of Chinese civilization has taken a big step forward. By reading this book, you can learn more about the historical period from ancient times to the Western Zhou Dynasty, and you can also have a clearer understanding of the origin and development of Chinese civilization.

The Sui and Tang Dynasties were the most glorious eras in Chinese history. Chang'an, the capital of the Tang Dynasty, was an international metropolis at that time and the center of economic and cultural exchanges with surrounding countries. The Grand Canal of the Sui and Tang Dynasties promoted the prosperity of China, and the Silk Road spread China's porcelain, silk, papermaking, printing and other wisdom to the world, affecting the development and progress of the entire human civilization! In addition, the imperial examination gave children from poor families the opportunity to rise, and the emergence of a large number of outstanding poets and painters pushed Chinese civilization to a new height.

Starting from "people", this book selects the most representative figures from different classes to analyze the historical events and mysteries involved, enriching the public's existing knowledge of the history of the Han Dynasty. In relaxed and humorous language, you can read the 400-year history of the rise and fall of the Han Dynasty. Through the narration of many historical figures of the Han Dynasty, this book reveals the unknown secrets of the political system, officialdom, emperors and generals of the Han Empire from many aspects, and unearths aspects that have not been paid attention to by predecessors, striving to show a rich historical picture that is different from textbooks.

King Qin Yingzheng unified the world and created a new era in Chinese history. Starting from him, subsequent emperors of China have had a basic goal, which is to bring the areas of Chinese civilization into the scope of their rule. Understanding the history from the Qin Dynasty to the Han Dynasty, one cannot help but be impressed by the talented and strategic emperors like Qin Shihuang, Han Gaozu, and Han Wu Emperor, admire heroes like Xiang Yu, Han Xin, and Zhou Yafu, and be moved by outstanding women like Tiying and Zhaojun, from which they can gain useful inspiration for growth and life.

The Yuan Dynasty was the first unified dynasty established by ethnic minorities in Chinese history, with its capital being Dadu (today's Beijing). Genghis Khan unified Mobei and established the Mongolian Empire, and successively attacked and destroyed Western Liao, Western Xia, Khwarezm, Eastern Xia, Jin and other countries; his descendants fought everywhere to expand their territories, but they inevitably fought for power and profit. After Kublai Khan ascended the throne, he changed the country's name to "Dayuan", eliminated the Southern Song Dynasty, and completed the unification of China. Different cultures collided in the Yuan Dynasty, leaving countless precious treasures to future generations. Yuan opera and Yuan blue and white flowers also bloomed with their own colors.

"The History of the Ming Dynasty You Can't Stop at the First Reading (Volume 2)" narrates the history of the late Ming Dynasty, starting from Ming Shenzong Zhu Yijun and ending with Chongzhen who hanged Meishan. In the middle, there were Zhang Juzheng's reforms, the three major Wanli campaigns, the three major cases in the late Ming Dynasty, and the eunuch Donglin Party dispute, which eventually led to widespread peasant uprisings in the late Ming Dynasty and the collapse of the Ming Dynasty.

Liao, Xixia, and Jin were ethnic minority regimes in northern China in ancient times. Their politics, economy, culture, and military were obviously different from those of the Central Plains. They learned from the political system of the Central Plains, conducted trade with the Central Plains, and also worked hard to learn the advanced culture and technology of the Central Plains. However, the complex social environment led to constant friction between them and the Central Plains...

The Five Hegemons of the Spring and Autumn Period, the Seven Heroes of the Warring States Period, and King Qin Yingzheng unified the world. The Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period were a period of chaos and war, but it was also a period of great explosion of ideological civilization. A hundred schools of thought contend. Laozi, Confucius, Zhuangzi and other major schools have laid the cornerstone of the development of Chinese culture and are the ideological roots of Chinese civilization. Understanding this period of history will give us a clearer concept of this special chaotic period in Chinese history, and will also give us a clearer understanding of the important development stages of Chinese culture.

The Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms were a period of chaos and war. Many talented people with different personalities emerged, which had a profound impact on the development of Chinese culture. After Zhao Kuangyin established the Song Dynasty, he eliminated other separatist forces and basically completed the unification, allowing the Song Dynasty's economy and culture to develop rapidly, and the lives of ordinary people also experienced tremendous changes. In addition, the ethnic minority regimes entrenched in the north have been eyeing the Central Plains, and the Song court faced huge challenges...

In the Ming Dynasty, there were generous elegy and sad murmuring in this era. Within the high walls of the palace, the Ming Taizu with an iron fist and the Ming Chengzu who compiled the grand ceremony laid the economic foundation and superstructure for the new dynasty. Guarding this building are the poor but determined prime minister, the strategizing ministers, and the elusive Jinyi guards wearing flying fish robes and carrying embroidered spring swords. The world outside the palace walls is even more exciting. Xu Xiake's footprints are all over the country. Zheng He made seven voyages to the west, spreading the majesty of the Ming Empire to the southern hemisphere. But at the same time, the temptation of wealth attracted Japanese pirates who invaded the border...

In the long history, there was a long period of turmoil, which was the Three Kingdoms, Two Jins, Southern and Northern Dynasties. It is often said that heroes emerge from troubled times, and this is especially true in the history of the Three Kingdoms. The heroic Cao Cao, the scheming Zhuge Liang, and the romantic genius Zhou Yu have all become the objects of interpretation by later generations. In the Jin Kingdom after the troubled times, in addition to the monarchs who were busy fighting for wealth, what was even more commendable was the poet who picked chrysanthemums under the eastern fence. People call the songs of the Three Kingdoms period to sing their aspirations and the indulgent landscapes of the Two Jin Dynasties as "Wei and Jin Dynasties". By the Northern and Southern Dynasties, the romantic atmosphere was gone, and all that was left was smoke and war.

"The History of the Song Dynasty is So Interesting That You Can't Sleep" is a popular history book of the Song Dynasty. It selects figures who had a significant influence on the historical trend of the Song Empire, connects the history with the characters, takes care of the overall situation with details, and restores the political changes and historical destiny of the imperial Song Dynasty in a vivid and interesting narrative way. Let readers have a more complete impression of the true history of the Song Dynasty through many details in the relaxed and humorous description.

The Qing Dynasty was the last dynasty after thousands of years of feudal dynasties in China. It was also the transition period between modern civilization. This period of history was very important to the development and transformation of Chinese civilization. By reading this book, you can appreciate the style of the Qing emperors who conquered the world on horseback and marched into the Central Plains to secure their thrones. You can also see the changing Chinese civilization under the impact of Western civilization. You can also feel how the Qing Dynasty, which is increasingly disintegrating under the attack of Western ships and artillery, is coming to an end. This period of history has also taught us Chinese sons and daughters a bloody lesson, that is, "if you fall behind, you will be beaten." Only when the country is strong can individuals exist.

"Awakening: The Sino-Japanese War of Sino-Japanese War and the Turning Point in Chinese History" After the disastrous defeat in the Battle of the Yellow Sea in the Sino-Japanese War of Sino-Japanese War, peace became more difficult. "National Change: The Complicated Gengzi Chaos" describes in detail the ins and outs of the Boxer Rebellion and the Gengzi National Disaster, and analyzes the reasons why the Eight-Power Allied Forces entered Beijing. The Qing government led the wolf into the house, and eventually the ruling power declined significantly and China fell into chaos. "Revolution: Reform Trends and Failures in the Late Qing Dynasty" describes the historical process in which the late Qing government tried to save itself from danger through constitutional monarchy, but missed the last opportunity again and again and was eventually overthrown by the revolutionaries. "Agitation: Twenty Years of the Late Qing Dynasty" is a comprehensive study of the last two decades of the collapse of the Qing Dynasty. It briefly narrates and reinterprets a series of major events, including the Sino-Japanese War of 1898, the Reform Movement of 1898, the Boxer Rebellion, the New Deal Reform, the overthrow of the imperial system, and the move toward republic.

This book first narrates the academic inheritance of the six schools in Changzhou, and then explores the achievements of famous figures in Changzhou historiography, Changzhou women's studies, and Changzhou philology. It also introduces many Changzhou figures, including educators, revolutionaries, dramatists, artists, and scientists, etc., Displaying Changzhou's status in Chinese cultural history in the past three hundred years from many aspects, as well as the role of Changzhou cultural groups in the new era. The book also includes abstracts of more than 100 related works to provide readers with convenience in reading and retrieval.

"Eating in the Ming Dynasty" is one of the "History of Taste". It selects parts about eating from the Ming Dynasty classics, essays, novels and literati's notes, and explains them in detail in categories according to the categories and characteristics of the food. It provides a relatively comprehensive overview and introduction to the food and culture of the Ming Dynasty. The article includes high-end and high-end "Ming Palace Food", as well as down-to-earth "taste of the world", as well as classic works by literati and gourmets and introductions to dishes. It aims to restore a colorful and fragrant panoramic view of the Ming Dynasty's food history for readers. At the same time, the text is accompanied by famous ancient paintings with relevant content, making the text colorful and easy to understand.

"Food in the Song Dynasty" is a book in the "Exploring History" series. It mainly selects the most representative poems, songs, essays, novels, and literati's notes about food in the Song Dynasty, such as "Tokyo Menghua Lu", "Shanjia Qinggong", "Old Martial Arts", "Capital Records", "Mengliang Lu", etc. From the luxurious feasts of the palace, the world of literati, to the daily flavorful world of ordinary people, this book aims to restore the true picture of the food life of the Song Dynasty through the writings of the ancients, leading readers to taste the food of the Song Dynasty between the lines of the ancients, and feel the charm of traditional culture in the historical changes.

The "Tasting History" series includes four volumes: "Food in the Tang Dynasty", "Food in the Song Dynasty", "Food in the Ming Dynasty" and "Food in the Qing Dynasty". The representative poems, songs, essays, novels, and literati's notes about food in these four dynasties are explained and annotated, and accompanied by ancient famous paintings with relevant content. The pictures and texts are brilliant and easy to understand, showing a comprehensive panoramic view of Chinese history in food to readers. Dream back to ancient times and experience the colorful customs and customs; from palace banquets and literati tea parties to common people's dining tables, let's have a feast thousands of years ago!

The "Classmate Huang Comics History of World War II" series of works uses a relaxed and humorous style, vivid and interesting stories, and gradually displays the grand history of World War II according to the timeline of World War II, allowing readers to easily remember the history of World War II. This book is the fourth work in the "History of World War II Comics by Huang Classmate" series. On the one hand, it focuses on the decisive important battles and major events in the late World War II, such as the Battle of Midway, the attack on Pearl Harbor, the assassination of Hitler, the nuclear attack on Japan, etc., As well as the legendary figures and anecdotes behind the battles; on the other hand, it focuses on the innovative weapons during World War II. Through the form of comics, the author takes everyone back to the smoke-filled battlefields of World War II and relives the magnificent epic written by the anti-fascist warriors with their blood for the sake of peace for all mankind.

Brother Bastard's new work! Read comics for half an hour and learn about history at home and abroad! In fact, it is a rigorous and minimalist history of China + world history. From the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period to the Song, Yuan, Ming and Qing Dynasties, from the four ancient civilizations to Europe, Japan, and the United States... Open this book and learn about history while laughing out loud. "Half-hour Comic History of China 1-5": The Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period are like a class; the Qin Dynasty is like a class; the Qin Dynasty is addicted to death; the conflict between Chu and Han is full of gossip; the Three Kingdoms have three major battles; the Tang Dynasty has a good start; the two Song Dynasties are prosperous and rich; the emperors of the Yuan Dynasty change quickly; the Ming Dynasty emperors mostly cannot escape from fights Three things: foreign enemies, fighting treacherous ministers, and quelling civil strife; the emperor of the Qing Dynasty worked very hard, but could not stop the wave of world reform... "Half-hour Comic World History 1-2": a minimalist history of Europe that is so simple that it collapses, the Once Upon a Time in America trilogy, and the history of Japan that can be read in one breath. The four major ancient civilizations formed a group to debut, why is China the only one left standing? Open this book and learn about the past and present of the other three ancient civilizations in the overwhelming paragraphs!

With an easy-to-understand language style, this book is written in simple language and can be understood by middle school students. It interprets one of the most difficult classics in the history of Chinese culture like telling a story. The words are rigorous, the arguments are well-founded, and the interpretation is accurate. Explore the universal cultural value of "Guiguzi" from the perspective of world civilization (the three major axes of civilization), elevate the positioning of "Guiguzi" to the level of world wisdom heritage, and propose and fully demonstrate the universal value of "Guiguzi" in five aspects, namely, "Guiguzi" is the study of the weak, the study of the gentleman, the study of success, the study of the human heart, and the study of human nature. For a clear text interpretation, the author starts from the general theoretical system of lobbying and pays attention to the logical connections throughout the text, thus forming a relatively accurate text interpretation. What you will get: 1. The most authoritative explanation of success science, ensuring you to dominate the workplace; 2. There is no real money, but it can teach you the secret technique of "turning stone into gold"; 3. A comprehensive understanding of the theoretical system of Gui Guzi and his book "Gui Guzi". Who should read this book: 1. Office workers: Being squeezed out in the workplace, they are motivated to make a comeback; 2. Entrepreneurs: They have been frustrated in their entrepreneurial journey, but they still dream of making a comeback; 3. Chinese studies researchers: There are too many academic works on the interpretation of "Guiguzi" nowadays, and they don't know what to choose.

This book starts with anecdotes from unofficial history, and uses historical facts to clarify the story, restoring the much-talked-about stories of women in the harem of the Qing Dynasty. The book includes thirteen women from the Qing Dynasty, including Concubine Nurhaci who was buried as a victim of the tragic political struggle, Concubine Nian who could not escape the tragic fate, Qianlong's successor Ulanara who "died without a burial place", Empress Alut of Tongzhi who was abused and forced to die, and Longyu, the last empress dowager in Chinese feudal society.

What kind of person was the well-known Sui Yang Emperor Yang Guang? Single husband? Tyrant? Or a heroic and talented man? Why was the Sui Dynasty a short-lived dynasty? What role did Li Yuan play in this? What role did Li Shimin play in the founding history of the Tang Dynasty? Who was the real founder of the Tang Dynasty?

The rise, fall and end of the Beiyang warlords; the struggles and explorations of the revolutionary patriots; the ups and downs and lessons of the Kuomintang and the Communist Party in the past ten years; the rise and ambitions of modern Japan... This book tells the major events that occurred in China and Japan in modern times in the form of stories, and meticulously restores the development process of major factions in modern China. The book is accompanied by many precious newspaper and periodical documents, which provides readers with a new perspective on that period of history. It is an excellent book for understanding the complicated and complicated modern history of China.

This book leads readers to take a closer look at Chang'an in the twelve hours through the perspective of the twelve most representative Chang'an people with different identities during the prosperous Tang Dynasty. From the appearance of the city of Chang'an and the gates of Fangshi in the eyes of Jin Wuwei in Zishi, to the treasures of art and treasures passing through the hands of the young eunuchs in Choushi, to the morning dressing of ordinary Tang Dynasty girls in Maoshi, as well as Hu merchants, poets, monks, officials... And the Chang'an city of the Tang Dynasty behind them. They described the poetry and distance of the Tang Dynasty, and outlined the details of Chang'an. Yu Gengzhe, an expert on Tang history and the speaker of Baijia Forum, strongly recommends this book to explain the prosperous Tang Dynasty and Chang'an in detail.

A drama encyclopedia, a four-thousand-year history of drama, drama types on six continents, and a book from beginners to masters of world drama. "Oxford Complete History of Drama" systematically sorts out the context of drama history for more than 4,000 years, covering drama types from six continents in ancient and modern times, both at home and abroad, and comprehensively restores the drama world on and off the stage. It is a systematic, comprehensive, complete and classic encyclopedia of drama. Systematically combing through 4,000 years of drama history, covering drama types from six continents in ancient and modern times, China and foreign countries, and panoramicly restoring the drama world on and off the stage.

During the Spring and Autumn Period, there were many countries, and the domestic and foreign affairs situation between countries was complicated. During the period when Jin and Chu controlled the north and south respectively, the small country caught in the middle suffered from the torment between the two countries for hegemony. However, after the armistice between Jin and Chu, the State of Zheng miraculously reversed the situation and moved toward resurgence. It skillfully dealt with major powers externally, continuously improved its international status, steadily promoted reforms internally, and continuously improved its comprehensive strength, becoming the most respected "model country" among the major vassal states. How did Zheng Guo do it? This book takes the rise of Zheng, a small country caught in the whirlpool of the Jin-Chu struggle for hegemony, as the background. It depicts how Zichan, a new generation of young people in Zheng, grew up to be a leader who turned the tide, and how he governed and led Zheng to rejuvenate and become a "model country." Why was Zichan the model Confucius wanted to follow? Why did Confucius think Confucianism was the best strategy for governing the country? Zichan's way of governing is the answer to all this.

When an emperor becomes ill, will the illness cause him to make irrational decisions, or even affect the direction of a dynasty? When a poet is sick, what kind of poems does he write? What kind of situation will people face when they get sick, and what measures can be taken? The wheel of history is often changed by inadvertent pebbles; disease may be the most common pebble. This book uses diseases and methods to deal with them as a window for "reading history", covering major plagues, anti-epidemic measures, ancient medical systems, longevity medicines and politics, venereal diseases and brothel culture, mysterious and ethereal poisons and miasma, ancient surgical operations, especially the authenticity of Hua Tuo's deeds, and thigh cutting therapy. Whether pro-independence really has the effect of curing diseases... We must not only see the impact of diseases on the historical process, but also the impact of the various methods people adopted to fight diseases and pursue health and longevity, as well as the impact of diseases on ancient Chinese thought and the changes in many people's lives.

It turns out that Confucius was also a martial arts wizard? Xi Shi doesn't exist? The masterpiece of the public account "Zhen Shuo" with millions of fans! 4 Major themes and 19 interesting topics will restore the vivid true colors of historical figures for you! Most of the historical figures in textbooks are serious and solemn, but in fact they all have a vivid side. This book aims to present them to readers through comic explanations and historical data analysis. The book is divided into four categories: celebrity archives, palace encyclopedia, travels in the world and interesting life stories. It is explained in the form of comics combined with humorous paragraphs, and at the same time refers to rich historical materials. It is both interesting and rigorous, showing readers vivid historical figures - was the original elegant Confucius, or was he a martial arts wizard? Maybe Zhang Fei is a handsome man, not a black man? Three of the four beauties in ancient times did not exist... A new themed masterpiece from the million-fan-level public account "Zhen Shuo"! The painting style is funny and the historical materials are solid. It is a good read for beginners and lovers of history!

Combining historical stories with modern times, talking about the past and the present.

Troubled times are like a kaleidoscope, capable of conjuring up anything unexpected. Since the founding of the Northern Song Dynasty, the Liao and Song Dynasties have been in a state of confrontation. In the middle of the Northern Song Dynasty, although many famous ministers such as Yan Shu, Fan Zhongyan, Ouyang Xiu, Bao Zheng, Sima Guang, and Wang Anshi emerged, they were faced with internal and external troubles and social crises were getting increasingly serious. In such an environment, the Northern Song Dynasty began to seek changes. The history between the two Song dynasties is more like a magical suspense drama, full of unexpected and absurd reversals, one after another, making people sometimes passionate and sometimes filled with indignation, but always unable to stop. During the more than 150 years since the founding of the Southern Song Dynasty, an official dynasty was vividly demonstrated. The foolish and unscrupulous emperors, the important ministers who monopolized power, and the clumsy officials all formed the other side of that era. All of them are swordsmen and Machiavellians, vying to be the first to appear on stage.

History is the form of human civilization. It is the continuous accumulation of human history that makes human civilization grow. The events and characters that occurred in history become historical facts and are stored in human memory. Through these historical facts, people created and exerted themselves in their minds, turning this storage into knowledge and understanding, which became thoughts and wisdom, and then started new actions to push human civilization forward. It is an ancient Chinese motto to be knowledgeable about the past and understand the present, and "learn some history" is the consensus of people with insight. We can understand the wisdom of survival from the rise and fall of world history, and understand the true meaning of life from the famous historical figures. In a small way, it is the need for self-cultivation and family development; in a big way, it is the prerequisite for the country to remain invincible. China, which is at an important moment of national rejuvenation, must draw nourishment not only from its own history, but also from the development of world history to draw lessons from the future. However, the actual research and publication situation of world history is not optimistic. On the one hand, most research has still not shaken off the old model of mechanical dogma in terms of world view and methodology, and cannot keep up with the development of history itself; on the other hand, due to the lack of data, there are very few high-quality popular books used to popularize world history, which is worrying. As a set of popular readers of world history, this book describes events that have great significance and far-reaching influence on world history in the form of independent titles and separate sections. It not only pays attention to the storytelling and popularity of each section, but also combines the inherent historical connections and historical laws between the titles to strive to express the richness and wonderfulness of world history more intuitively, more truly, and at multiple levels.

The "Chinese History for Everyone" series is a brand-new general history of China. It does not introduce readers to dry historical events and knowledge points, but explores the deep logic behind Chinese history and provides a new set of cognitive methods for understanding Chinese history. The series consists of 4 volumes and 13 volumes, presenting a panoramic view of the evolution of "China", a unique and tenacious life entity. "Chinese History for Everyone 9: Division and Interaction" tells the story of China during the Song and Yuan Dynasties. An important feature of this period was the confrontation and interaction between the two Song Dynasties and the northern nomadic regimes. The weakness of the Song Dynasty during this period was also analyzed in detail. Facing the threat of northern nomads, the Song Dynasty struggled to deal with it and often made strategic mistakes. However, at the same time, the cultural advantages of the Song Dynasty continued unabated, so that the grassland personality of the northern dynasty faded faster and faster in contact with the Song Dynasty. You will see: The culture of the Song Dynasty was developed and scholars were active, but their concern was still the threat from the north; the development of Song poetry benefited not only from the prosperity of cities and commerce, but also from the prosperity of literati culture; from the perspective of the northern grasslands, the Southern Central Plains Dynasty, the Song Dynasty was just an ordinary chapter in their lives, not very important; every time the Song people went to war with the Liao, Xixia, and Jin, they started the war without understanding the other party's intentions and strength, and they had no countermeasures after each defeat...