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This book selects some typical ancient historical figures and talks about their successes and failures. It is based on historical facts, combined with modern times, and is composed of narratives and discussions. It is written with full enthusiasm for history, strong writing ability and clear and organized chapters, so that readers can not only increase their historical knowledge, but also generate life insights and thinking. It is a good book that can be enjoyed by both refined and popular people.

This book "Lu Qishuo's Short History of Ancient Figures" selects some typical ancient historical figures and talks about their successes and failures. It is based on historical facts, combined with modern times, and interwoven with narratives and discussions. It is written with full enthusiasm for history, strong writing ability and clear and organized chapters, so that readers can not only increase their historical knowledge, but also generate life insights and thinking. It is a good book that can be enjoyed by both refined and popular people. The book "Lu Qishuo: A Brief History of Ancient Life" selects 52 life fragments and truly records all aspects of life in ancient China with vivid and humorous language and a unique perspective. This book not only helps us glimpse the daily life of emperors and generals, but also interprets the clothing, food, housing, transportation, weddings and funerals of ordinary people in ancient times, and allows readers to regain those lost life memories and re-enter the lives of the ancients.

This book titled "Tracing the Relics of the Three Kingdoms" focuses on the hot literary topic of the Three Kingdoms, taking historical events as the warp and cultural relics as the latitude, using historical events to connect cultural relics, and fully exploring related knowledge such as history, literature, archaeology, and folklore. Through this book, the author not only introduces to you the historical stories of the Three Kingdoms, but also conducts personal inspections, takes a large number of pictures of the remains, and uses rich first-hand information to start a wonderful archaeological journey of the Three Kingdoms relics.

The ever-changing river, the "unchanged" China. Ge Jianxiong, a historian and senior professor at Fudan University, talks about the blood and spirit of Chinese history, looking for the origin and flow of Chinese history in the rise and fall, inheritance and changes. If we compare ancient China to a complex and complex collaborative system like the human body, then the land is its skeleton, people are its flesh and blood, and the court and politics are its nerve centers. The long history of China has continued and developed in the process of their mutual influence and integration, and it has become the China we have today.

In "Returning from the South to the North", in addition to well-known figures such as Cai Yuanpei, Hu Shi, and Fu Sinian, the author also has many stories about masters of the Republic of China, involving 18246 figures and people in the Republic of China, such as Hou Debang, Liu Wendian, Zeng Zhaoluan and other talented people. This book has a total of 9 chapters, including: interesting things in life, interesting knowledge, character and spirit, friendship, teacher-student relationship, family relationship, past events of Southwest Associated University, etc., To increase knowledge and learning spirit.

How do imperial power and gentry power compete? How are the monarch's power and the prime minister's power checked? How did the emphasis on agriculture and the suppression of commerce come about? How do loyal ministers and traitorous ministers compete? History is a polyhedron, with the heroism of an iron horse and the elegance of a small bridge and flowing water; the power struggles of emperors and generals, and the fireworks in the marketplace of traffickers and pawns. History is never a cold text. History is a stunning legend performed by living people. Open this book and let us follow the historian Wu Han to experience a flesh-and-blood, interesting and interesting ancient world.

"The Transition from Antiquity to Feudalism" covers the evolution of European production methods, social structures and state forms in the long historical period from the formation of the ancient Greek slave state in the 8th century BC to the crisis of European feudalism in the 15th century AD.

"Five Thousand Years of China" and "Five Thousand Years of the World" are classic historical books that appeal to both refined and popular tastes and are suitable for all ages. They are deeply loved by readers for their unique style and rich knowledge. "Five Thousand Years in China and Five Thousand Years in the World" compiled by Wen Ruoyu is arranged in time order and selects the current major events, influential figures, brilliant achievements, splendid culture, etc. In the Chinese and foreign calendars. It is divided into two chapters: "Five Thousand Years in China" and "Five Thousand Years in the World". On the basis of ensuring the integrity and continuity of their respective histories, it briefly outlines the basic context of historical evolution. It vividly reproduces the magnificence and vicissitudes of human history, helping readers grasp history from a macro perspective, and then understand and appreciate the inherent laws of historical development, and feel and think about history from different angles and new levels.

This book is the second volume of the "Knowing the Han Series". It tells the story from Liu Bang's death to Emperor Wu's accession to the throne. It focuses on the following key contents to popularize the narrative and explain related mysteries in historical texts. 1. Is Emperor Xiaohui really that "benevolent" and indifferent to political affairs? 2. Is the dubious "White Horse Alliance" true or false? 3. Is Empress Lu's personnel arrangement really intended to seize the power of the Liu family? 4. What happened when Emperor Lu was executed, and Chen Ping's role in it; 5. How Emperor Wen of the Han Dynasty used his unfavorable strength to clean up the mess caused by the execution of Empress Lu; 6. Virtue and desire: the yin and yang of Emperor Wen; 7. The relationship between Emperor Jing's succession to the throne of Liang and the rebellion of the Seven Kingdoms; 8. Emperor Jing's motives for changing successors. The difference between this book and ordinary books on the rule of Wen and Jing is that it dialectically analyzes the two sides of the Wen and Jing dynasties in recuperating the people and ruthlessly squeezing the clan, and provides a more three-dimensional and comprehensive character image and historical view.

This work is the first part of the "Knowing the Han" series, telling the story of the fall of the Qin Dynasty, the conflict between Chu and Han, and Liu Bang's proclaimed emperor. The book is easy to understand, has novel viewpoints, and wonderful narrative. The interpretation of professional historical knowledge is accurate and perceptual, and it is both literary and story-telling. It describes the popular classic passages in detail, and also analyzes some easily misunderstood topics, such as whether Zhao Gao was a eunuch, the truth about the Hongmen Banquet, the Lu family rebellion, and Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty leaving an orphan on his deathbed. It strives to restore the truth.

"History Everywhere" is a series of parallel history general books suitable for children between 7 and 10 years old. The book not only contains detailed historical knowledge, beautiful illustrations, but also a clear chronology of major events. It helps readers sort out the major historical events and achievements that occurred in various historical periods, and helps young readers explore the thread of history along the long river of time. This series includes six books, spanning the time span from the ancient world to the modern world, telling the historical development of different stages, different cultures, and different fields.

"History Everywhere" is a series of parallel history general books suitable for children between 7 and 10 years old. The book not only contains detailed historical knowledge, beautiful illustrations, but also a clear chronology of major events. It helps readers sort out the major historical events and achievements that occurred in various historical periods, and helps young readers explore the thread of history along the long river of time. This series includes six books, spanning the time span from the ancient world to the modern world, telling the historical development of different stages, different cultures, and different fields.

"History Everywhere" is a series of parallel history general books suitable for children between 7 and 10 years old. The book not only contains detailed historical knowledge, beautiful illustrations, but also a clear chronology of major events. It helps readers sort out the major historical events and achievements that occurred in various historical periods, and helps young readers explore the thread of history along the long river of time. This series includes six books, spanning the time span from the ancient world to the modern world, telling the historical development of different stages, different cultures, and different fields.

"History Everywhere" is a series of parallel history general books suitable for children between 7 and 10 years old. The book not only contains detailed historical knowledge, beautiful illustrations, but also a clear chronology of major events. It helps readers sort out the major historical events and achievements that occurred in various historical periods, and helps young readers explore the thread of history along the long river of time. This series includes six books, spanning the time span from the ancient world to the modern world, telling the historical development of different stages, different cultures, and different fields.

"History Everywhere" is a series of parallel history general books suitable for children between 7 and 10 years old. The book not only contains detailed historical knowledge, beautiful illustrations, but also a clear chronology of major events. It helps readers sort out the major historical events and achievements that occurred in various historical periods, and helps young readers explore the thread of history along the long river of time. This series includes six books, spanning the time span from the ancient world to the modern world, telling the historical development of different stages, different cultures, and different fields.

"History Everywhere" is a series of parallel history general books suitable for children between 7 and 10 years old. The book not only contains detailed historical knowledge, beautiful illustrations, but also a clear chronology of major events. It helps readers sort out the major historical events and achievements that occurred in various historical periods, and helps young readers explore the thread of history along the long river of time. This series includes six books, spanning the time span from the ancient world to the modern world, telling the historical development of different stages, different cultures, and different fields.

"History Everywhere" is a series of parallel history general books suitable for children aged 7 to 10. The book not only contains detailed historical knowledge, beautiful illustrations, but also a clear chronology of major events. It helps readers sort out the major historical events and important achievements that occurred in various historical periods, and helps young readers explore the thread of history along the long river of time. This series includes six books, spanning the time span from the ancient world to the modern world, telling the historical development of different stages, different cultures, and different fields.

Shang Yang's Reform was a far-reaching major change in Chinese history. Its significance was not only to help the Qin State rise to become a powerful country, but also to have innovative significance in starting the modernization of the system. Scholars such as Fukuyama believe that the theory of national governance and legal system proposed by Shang Yang made political theory break away from the moral school. "Many characteristics of China's national governance today can be attributed to this historical inheritance." This book re-reads the essence of Legalist classics, interprets Shang Yang's complete strategy for governing Qin, summarizes the advantages of the political system for the rise of ancient countries, and explores the traditional cultural foundation of national governance. The innovation of Shang Yang's strategy for governing Qin was first reflected in the establishment of the rule of law. Before the Qin Dynasty, the governance ideas of various Chinese countries centered on the rule of ritual or the rule of man. Shang Yang proposed to replace the rule of man with the rule of law and limit the monarch's power. Secondly, around the core of the rule of law, we should launch innovations in specific governance concepts, covering aspects such as managing agriculture, the military, officials, business, the country, society, and the people. A highly organized official system based on personal abilities, focused on developing agriculture, solving the problem of strengthening the army, achieving six unifications, and establishing a strong country model. Through reforms, the Qin State quickly embarked on the road to becoming a powerful country from a backward country in the early Warring States Period.

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.

For more than a thousand years, Sima Yi has always appeared as a wise man and political conspirator who makes people love and hate him. In particular, Sima's bloody methods in usurping the power of Cao Wei made him the biggest villain in "The Romance of the Three Kingdoms". But what about the real Sima Yi in history? Sima Yi was an outstanding statesman, militarist, and strategist during the Three Kingdoms period, and the actual founder of the Western Jin Dynasty. He once served as the governor, general, captain, and tutor of Cao Wei. He was an important minister who assisted Cao Wei for three generations, and later became a powerful official in control of the Wei Dynasty. He was good at making ingenious strategies and made many military exploits. Not only did he lead his army to successfully resist Zhuge Liang's Northern Expedition and the expedition to pacify Liaodong, but he also made important contributions to the development of farming economy such as farming and water conservancy. Precisely because of its unique historical status, it has received mixed reviews in history. In literary works such as "The Romance of the Three Kingdoms" and film and television dramas, it is mostly portrayed as a villain. In order to present a real Sima Yi to contemporary people, we have selected a series of research results on Sima Yi by contemporary scholars such as Zhou Liang, Liu Chunfan, Sun Liqun, Wang Xiaoyi, and Mao Yuanyou, as well as the appendix "Book of Jin Xuandi Ji" and historical evaluations of Sima Yi, trying to help the world correctly understand the real Sima Yi in history.

Sima Guang's popularity is still very high. However, most people know Brother Guang because they know the story of "Sima Guang smashed the vat", while some people don't know Sima Guang because they remember this story as "Sima Guang smashed all the vats". In fact, Brother Guang is really an amazing person. Although his political opinions and actions are not so recognized, the "Zizhi Tongjian" compiled by him "when the day is insufficient and then the night" has the advantage of being an epic masterpiece. Focusing on the theme of "controlling chaos", which is a concern of the ruling class, Guang Ge brings thousands of years of history to life on the page, making it a fascinating and fascinating read.

In Europe today, countries interact frequently, and their lifestyles are generally similar. People move around. Immigrants change the places they go, and they are also changed by their surroundings. This pattern was actually formed more than a thousand years ago. The origins of modern Europe can be traced back to a thousand-year transformation. With the rise and fall of empires, the Germanic-speaking Goths, Anglo-Saxons, and Franks, the nomadic Huns, Avars, and Magyars, the Vikings who came across the sea, and the Slavs who replaced the Germans to rule Central and Eastern Europe came and went across the land of Europe. These immigrants coveted the empire's wealth and were also afraid of the empire's violence. They followed the land route, sea route, and river network, either dragging their families with them to find a new home, or forming small teams to plunder, or trading slaves and furs for profit. From Rome to Europe, this is the story of immigrants who changed the world. A thousand years of migration ended the order dominated by the Roman Empire. The barbarians in the eyes of the Romans redrawn the human geography and political map of western Eurasia. In the struggle between the empire and the barbarians, the prototype of modern Europe gradually emerged.

This book is a set of comic history books, including 3 volumes of Chinese history, 2 volumes of world history, and 1 volume of human history. Through comics + illustrations, it reproduces the development process of Chinese and foreign history and the main thread of human evolution. The comics in the book are carefully drawn according to the storyline, and are accompanied by accurate, humorous and vivid illustrations and text, allowing readers to know and remember history in a relaxed and funny atmosphere. It can popularize historical knowledge for entry-level readers who are interested in learning history.

What kind of novel is "The Romance of the Gods"? What factors are its huge imagination based on? King Zhou of Shang, King Wen of Zhou, Empress Nuwa, Jiang Ziya, Taishi Wen, Nezha, Yang Jian, Lei Zhenzi, Chi Jing, the Four Heavenly Kings, Immortal Puxian, Immortal Taiyi, Tu Xingsun... What are the origins of the historical figures and heroes of gods and demons that we are familiar with in the book? What is the subtle intersection between the actual Shang and Zhou history and the evolution history of Chinese mythical characters? The details of history are complex and interesting, and the nodes of mythology are rich and wonderful. Young writer and scholar Li Tianfei uses many records in the long history and interesting changes in Chinese culture as the basis for interpretation, and analyzes and tells this well-known Chinese classic god and demon novel from the perspective of yin and yang.

Emperor Kangxi was an influential generation of talented emperors in the Qing Dynasty. The reason why he became emperor at a young age was entirely due to the recommendation of his grandmother and the persuasion of foreigners. He built the mausoleum during his lifetime just to bury the queen who died early. The innovation in the mausoleum system and the reform of the funeral system set a good start for future generations. The strange death of Emperor Kangxi, the changes in the regulations of the mausoleum, the anecdotes about the deceased persons and the theft of the mausoleum, as well as the existence of the two concubine gardens of Emperor Kangxi, including the corpses of Emperor Kangxi and his queen, are still soaked in the smelly water underground. These are shocking and endless reveries both in the Qing Dynasty and now. Based on the official history and Qing palace archives, through field research and social investigation, combined with the latest research results of current history, the author uses popular and skillful writing to tell you the little-known secrets of Emperor Kangxi and his mausoleum.

The Three Kingdoms in a narrow sense refers to the period when the three regimes of Wei, Shu, and Wu coexisted. The Three Kingdoms in a broad sense start from 184 AD and end in 280 AD, which is about 100 years. This is because many Three Kingdoms figures that people are usually familiar with, such as Cao Cao, Yuan Shao, Yuan Shu, Lu Bu, Gongsun Zan, Dong Zhuo, etc. Were active in the more than 30 years before the establishment of the Three Kingdoms regime. The "Three Kingdoms One Hundred Years" proposed in this manuscript refers to this period of the Three Kingdoms period. The book focuses on interpreting the key moments of the Three Kingdoms era and the historical truth behind many controversial events. It strives to present the hidden stories behind important historical figures and historical events based on historical materials, reshape the stereotyped and single impressions of these historical figures, and restore a comprehensive and true history to readers.

The special era and tolerant character gave Sun Jianai the status of a "reformer" that is difficult for ordinary people to surpass. He is not only a great hero in founding and protecting the Capital University, but also the founder of modern Chinese national industry. This book takes Sun Jia Nai as the main line before and after the Reform Movement of 1898, when he overcame all kinds of resistance to establish the University of Beijing. Based on a large number of graphic historical materials and family information, it truly and vividly creates the image of Sun Jia Nai as a "reformer" and profoundly solves many mysteries in the history of the Reform Movement of 1898 and the history of Peking University.

Based on a large number of carefully screened historical materials, this book returns to the historical scene to "solve the case" and gives an in-depth perspective on the Reform Movement of 1898. Are Kang Youwei and Liang Qichao the real leaders of the reform? Did the Reform Movement of 1898 fail or die prematurely? Why did the Capital University become the top priority of the reform? Imperial party = reformers, rear party = conservatives? ... The problem was fully demonstrated and new conclusions were drawn, which were approved by the academic community. The book has serious subject matter, rich content, detailed analysis, vivid discussion, unique viewpoints, and is suitable for both refined and popular tastes.

This book is a history of Europe interpreted by the well-known Australian historian John Hurst for ordinary readers. It is completed in a very concise length, sorting out the various characteristics of European civilization that can change the world for readers. Since the publication of the simplified Chinese version, it has been widely praised by the media and welcomed by readers, and has sold hundreds of thousands of copies. This time it is a hardcover commemorative edition based on the latest edition (two chapters added in length).

The crown is so heavy, is the emperor tired? How difficult was it for the ancients to read before the invention of paper and printing? What was the salary of officials in the Ming Dynasty? How luxurious was the life of ancient bureaucrats? What did the ancient people's ID cards look like? This book uses easy-to-understand language to comprehensively interpret the lives of the ancients, covering ancient etiquette, respect, officialdom, rules of war, and folk culture. You can easily understand the interesting lives of the ancients without having to read through thick and difficult official historical materials.

This set includes "Ancestors 4", "Assassination Bureau", "The Way of Laozi", "A Brief History of Innovation" and "Silent Empty Mountains Away".

He was active in every important revolution in China's modern history! He was the leader of the constitutional monarchists and the mastermind behind Yuan Shikai's proclaimed emperor; he was the backbone of Sun Yat-sen's revolution and the secret backbone of the Communist Party. Opening this book, you will find that Yang Du's life is the epitome of the modern era when Chinese people were eager to save the country, sought medical treatment in a hurry, and finally chose the right direction! The winning work of the National Book Award, China Book Award and other heavyweight awards! A blockbuster masterpiece by the famous historical novelist Tang Haoming! One of Tang Haoming's "Trilogy of Late Qing Dynasty".

The Palace Master, who only reveals his voice, can be called a walking "Forbidden City database". He tells the Forbidden City's architectural black technology, super mythical beasts, women in the palace, hidden corners in a particularly "down-to-earth" way... He quotes from many sources, with professional content and novel angles. He will help you understand the historical origins and stories behind the Forbidden City, and feel the infinite charm of Chinese culture. Share useful and unpopular knowledge about the Forbidden City: The "Treasure Palace" has been delayed by the harem gossip. If you look at the Forbidden City itself, its architecture, paintings, ornaments, history, and even every stone, you can see the profound Chinese culture. Revealing the two faces of the 600-year-old Forbidden City: In addition to its rich culture and history, the Forbidden City sometimes shows us its "naughtiness". Behind its grand structural layout, the humor hidden in the furnishings and architecture is equally hilarious. The Forbidden City is not only a royal palace, but also a place where we can experience the beauty of five thousand years of Chinese culture. When you walk into the Forbidden City, you will feel a kind of self-confidence. This self-confidence comes from the heart. It is a deep, long-lasting cultural self-confidence with a thought and soul. --The palace king who only reveals his voice

Analyze world civilization with the language genealogy of the Chinese people and see the historical development logic of human national civilization; present Chinese civilization from the perspective of world civilization, and discover China's long-lasting historical genes in comparison. "The Age of Nations" starts from the crisis anxiety about the moral foundation and value system of contemporary Chinese society, proposes to re-examine the entire human social civilization from the standpoint of historical practice, discovers the laws of the rise and fall of national civilizations around the world in historical practice, and reveals the historical experience and profound lessons of the rise and fall of great country civilizations. In the comparison of world civilization and Chinese civilization, we should break the thinking stereotypes brought to us by the Western civilization view, explore the true foundation for China's standing in the 6,000-year historical practice of human civilization, and discover those core values ​​that are enough to constitute the spiritual life of our nation. From the perspective of historical practice and more than 6,000 years of historical practice, the country, as an "artificial platform" for social development, is the most important historical condition for the qualitative change, improvement and rapid development of human civilization. Therefore, taking the rise and fall of "nations" as the axis, "The Age of Nations" proposes five historical stages of the age of nations, covering the creation myth to contemporary society. While detailing the historical process of the rise and fall of the five historical periods, it attempts to answer the question of why the Chinese ethnic group has become the ethnic group with the most tenacious national civilization vitality in 6,000 years through the in-depth comparison of history and the horizontal comparison of different civilizations. What is the essence of political thought in Chinese civilization that must be fully understood by contemporary people and can provide reference for the world.

In textbooks, Japan is often simplified into two completely different images. One is a positive image of successfully promoting the Meiji Restoration and becoming a powerful nation; the other is a colonizer and invader, a negative representative of militarism. However, the complexity and contingency of history cannot be understood through this simple "dichotomy." "History of Japan for Adults" uses thirty keywords to reinterpret the process of "why Japan became Japan today" concisely, clearly and in a simple and easy-to-understand manner, and explores the true and diverse face of Japan. It not only provides historical reflection, but also serves as a reference for the future.

The Celts have profoundly influenced European civilization and nourished modern literature, movies, music, and even online games. Works such as "Harry Potter", "Lord of the Rings" and "World of Warcraft" are all based on Celtic culture. . The series of books published by Oxford University Press since 1995 can be called the treasure of the town. Global sales exceed 10 million copies! The source of IELTS and TOEFL real test questions, and professional introductory reading materials from many world-famous universities. It is a general reading written by world-renowned experts in various fields and translated by domestic professional scholars. It is both professional-level and easy-to-understand, with no reading difficulties. Open this book and spend three hours reading about this ancient ethnic group that has profoundly influenced European civilization but has been forgotten.

This book attempts to clarify how the imperial system of ancient China was constructed. The period discussed ranges from the legendary Xia Dynasty (1994 BC - 1523 BC) to the Three Kingdoms (220 - 280 BC), which lasted for 2275 years, and is mainly before the Han Dynasty, which is "ancient China". The imperial lineage studied in this book includes two types: one is the traditional imperial lineage, that is, the legendary lineage of ancient holy kings; the other is the royal lineage that actually established dynasties, such as Xia, Shang, Zhou, Qin, and Han. Ancient China was a period of formation from tribes to countries to unified empires. The imperial line is the most important clue to decipher ancient history, and the examination of the imperial line is the central task in reconstructing ancient Chinese history.

Xu Xiake, Magellan, Rong Hong, Zhang Boling, Liu Changchun, Mara, Chen Gongbo, Ito Hirobumi... Whether they are these people who have left their names in history books, or ordinary people who have not left their names, they all have their own beliefs and dreams. However, if you stretch the timeline long enough, most people's beliefs and dreams will be annihilated over time. Some of those who remain in the history books have endured hardships and persisted in their beliefs that eventually came true, while some people's so-called "faith" itself is a delusion. In the end, they will not only hit the wall, but will even be nailed to the pillar of shame of history. Looking through the long scrolls of history, looking back at each story, as well as the people and things in the story, you will find that the turning point in life is sometimes just a thought, no matter whether these "thoughts" are beliefs or delusions, literary thoughts or feelings. Behind every historical figure or event, there is a story that is not known to everyone. The purpose of this set of books is to tell you these stories. In Zhang Wei's razor-sharp description, history is reduced to flesh-and-blood people. Among them, there is blood, cruelty, truth, and of course, warmth. As spectators, we will find that history may never be far away.

In ancient Chinese history, there was a unified dynasty that was as short-lived as the Qin Dynasty - the Sui Dynasty, which died in less than forty years. Although short-lived, the Sui Dynasty also had the same extraordinary and legendary historical characteristics as the Qin Dynasty: unity, prosperity, civilization, and short-lived, tyrannical, and rebellion coexisted. This was a prosperous and civilized dynasty. Its warehouses were filled with food that could not be eaten for fifty or sixty years. Its emperor was hailed as the "Saint Khan" by the Turks. This was also a short-lived and violent dynasty. Its emperor built the Great Wall, built the Eastern Capital, opened canals, and traveled south of the Yangtze River. The country and the people had no peace. The name "Sui" is like a meteor, shining brightly and destroying instantly in Chinese history. What exactly did the two generations of father and son in the Sui Dynasty do? What was the reason for the rapid rise and fall of the Sui Dynasty?

Emperor Sui Yang's domineering and radical actions turned his great talent and strategy into cruelty and cruelty, and his great achievements turned into a nightmare on earth. The Sui Dynasty, which was at its peak and glorious, quickly turned around and fell into the abyss of history that would never be restored. The feat of personally conquering Goguryeo was only attempted once by those as powerful as Emperor Taizong of the Tang Dynasty, but Emperor Yang of the Sui Dynasty did it three times: the first attack on Goguryeo resulted in the loss of soldiers and generals, and public resentment boiled over; the second attack on Goguryeo, a fire broke out in the backyard, and the success failed; the third attack on Goguryeo was troubled internally and externally, and was surrounded by crises. Emperor Yang of the Sui Dynasty, who loved to travel around the world, also went to Jiangdu three times: the first two times were glorious, he earned enough face and put on a show. But when he went to Jiangdu three times, he was in a disgraceful state and was in a miserable state. Emperor Sui Yang, who was related to the "Three", was ultimately destroyed at the hands of three people named Li: Li Mi, a wanted criminal who once hid in Tibet, became the leader of the peasant uprising in the late Sui Dynasty; Li Yuan and Li Shimin, father and son, were close relatives of Emperor Sui Yang, but they were also the real end of the Sui Dynasty.

Emperor Yang of Sui Dynasty, the "great tyrant" in the eyes of the world. However, who can deny his legend! The heroic spirit, the long-term achievements, coupled with a tragic ending, a less solemn posthumous title, such a huge tension, really makes everyone hate and fascinate. According to market legend, he killed his father and brother, was debauched, cruel and cruel. According to official historical records, he carried out large-scale construction projects and launched military campaigns, so he was very happy with his achievements. A posthumous title of "Yang" will forever nail him to the pillar of shame in history. However, you may not have seen it, but he has made great achievements: the Grand Canal connects the north and the south, benefiting generations; the city of Luoyang is powerful in the east, and its name has been passed down through the ages. You may not see it, but he is extremely talented: he has washed away the decadent poetic style since the Southern Dynasties and caught up with the majestic style of the Han and Wei dynasties. Although one good deed cannot cover up a hundred evils, one sin cannot negate a hundred merits. Was Emperor Sui Yang really worthless in history? How much of a devil and how much of a hero is he?

The Sui Dynasty was like a meteor, shining brightly and destroying in an instant in Chinese history. Despite this, it has extraordinary and legendary historical characteristics: unity, prosperity, civilization and short-lived, tyrannical and rebellious coexistence. Yang Jian, the founder of the Sui Dynasty, was born in a monastery and raised by nuns. He entered the official career at the age of only fourteen and quickly climbed to the core of power with special means. When he was less than forty years old, he once again used special means to seize the imperial power from the orphans and widows after the death of the emperor's son-in-law. Changing dynasties has long been commonplace in the Northern and Southern Dynasties. During the two hundred years, many emperors and generals hoped to end the troubled times, but they all failed. However, Yang Jian succeeded. In history, Emperor Wen of the Sui Dynasty was still a new emperor at the time, but he used force and strategy to split the Turkic Empire and replace it as the hegemon in East Asia. Later, the world once again saw his power as a hegemon, and the Sui Dynasty wiped out Nanchen and unified the world in just two months. In terms of hegemony, he deserves the title of "Eternal Emperor"!

The person who was called the "Sage Khan" was not Emperor Taizong of the Tang Dynasty, but Emperor Wen of the Sui Dynasty. This alone is enough to give a glimpse of the prosperity of the Sui Dynasty during the founding years of the Sui Dynasty that was comparable to that of the Tang Dynasty. Emperor Wen of the Sui Dynasty wanted to establish an ideal government and become a wise king and saint who would shine through the ages, so he restrained himself, restored etiquette, and worked hard to govern, which created a bright side of him and the Sui Dynasty: stunning martial arts, radiant regulations, and Qian Yun's heroic spirit... But his demanding ideals and morals also laid a deep crisis for the prosperous age of the Sui Dynasty. : In order to ensure food reserves, he would rather flee famine with the people than open a warehouse for relief; he built the magnificent Daxing City, but the inner square was as strict as a chessboard; he criticized his son harshly, which ultimately led to a tragic tragedy for the family and even the country... His value orientation destined him to be unable to be a moral monarch, let alone a sentimental monarch. His way of ruling also plunged the entire Sui Dynasty into a puzzle of only magnanimity but no warmth.

The book is mainly based on pictures, supplemented by text introduction. The content is initially divided into the Imperial College, the highest administrative institution and highest institution of education in ancient China, Shuntianfu School, the earliest preparatory school in China, the establishment and evolution of schools for the children of the Eight Banners in the Qing Dynasty, the establishment and evolution of modern missionary schools, Peking University, the first national comprehensive university in China, the rise of modern schools from the early 20th century to 1949, and the establishment of public schools from 1949 to 1966.

"Searching for the Beauty of China: A Young Man's Journey to Xi'an" is a cultural journey in Xi'an, the ancient capital of the 11th dynasty. Mr. Fu Guoyong led the students to famous scenic spots with profound cultural heritage in Xi'an such as the Terracotta Warriors and Horses, Huaqing Pool, Big Wild Goose Pagoda, Shaanxi History Museum, Xingqing Palace Park, and the Ming City Wall to experience the beauty of history, culture and scenery on the spot. They also had conversations with historical figures such as Qin Shihuang, Li Bai, Du Fu, Du Mu, and Bai Juyi, sharing their little-known experiences and stories behind them, and telling historical and cultural knowledge that cannot be learned in textbooks. From the terracotta warriors and horses with thousands of faces to the Huaqing Pool with lingering regrets, from the ruins of Xingqing Palace echoing the sound of the prosperous Tang Dynasty to the Ming Dynasty city walls that have gone through the vicissitudes of time, Mr. Fu Guoyong and the children visited the ancient capital of Xi'an, looking for the culture and beauty scattered in the torrent of history.

"Uncle Mei Yi Tells Stories of Chinese Heroes" is a collection of Chinese hero stories specially created for children by Mei Yi, a famous writer who is an expert on "Chinese Hero History" and has devoted 20 years of experience. There are 10 volumes in total. The complete set of books carefully selects 104 heavyweight heroes who determine the direction of Chinese history. Using characters as beads and time as threads, they connect the five thousand years of history from the pre-Qin Dynasty to the Qing Dynasty, and outline a complete and clear outline of Chinese history for young readers. The author uses a rigorous and fair attitude towards history, a classic narrative literary style, a collection of real historical materials, classic poems, literary allusions, etc. To restore interesting historical scenes, create flesh-and-blood heroic examples, and read heroes from multiple angles. With hand-drawn illustrations that are close to the original colors of history, children can lay a historical foundation in reading, absorb wisdom in life, develop heroic character, and then cultivate a correct view of history and open up the pattern of life. Not only that, the book also has wonderful columns such as "Historical Little Theater", "Teacher Mei Tells You", "Mei Yi's Review of Heroes" and "History Little Classroom", which relate the anecdotes involved in the story, expand the explanation of idioms, poetry, geography, military, management and other knowledge to help children break through subject barriers in reading and improve their comprehensive literacy.

"Uncle Mei Yi Tells Stories of Chinese Heroes" is a collection of Chinese hero stories specially created for children by Mei Yi, a famous writer who is an expert on "Chinese Hero History" and has devoted 20 years of experience. There are 10 volumes in total. The complete set of books carefully selects 104 heavyweight heroes who determine the direction of Chinese history. Using characters as beads and time as threads, they connect the five thousand years of history from the pre-Qin Dynasty to the Qing Dynasty, and outline a complete and clear outline of Chinese history for young readers. The author uses a rigorous and fair attitude towards history, a classic narrative literary style, a collection of real historical materials, classic poems, literary allusions, etc. To restore interesting historical scenes, create flesh-and-blood heroic examples, and read heroes from multiple angles. With hand-drawn illustrations that are close to the original colors of history, children can lay a historical foundation in reading, absorb wisdom in life, develop heroic character, and then cultivate a correct view of history and open up the pattern of life. Not only that, the book also has wonderful columns such as "Historical Little Theater", "Teacher Mei Tells You", "Mei Yi's Review of Heroes" and "History Little Classroom", which relate the anecdotes involved in the story, expand the explanation of idioms, poetry, geography, military, management and other knowledge to help children break through subject barriers in reading and improve their comprehensive literacy.

"Uncle Mei Yi Tells Stories of Chinese Heroes" is a collection of Chinese hero stories specially created for children by Mei Yi, a famous writer who is an expert on "Chinese Hero History" and has devoted 20 years of experience. There are 10 volumes in total. The complete set of books carefully selects 104 heavyweight heroes who determine the direction of Chinese history. Using characters as beads and time as threads, they connect the five thousand years of history from the pre-Qin Dynasty to the Qing Dynasty, and outline a complete and clear outline of Chinese history for young readers. The author uses a rigorous and fair attitude towards history, a classic narrative literary style, a collection of real historical materials, classic poems, literary allusions, etc. To restore interesting historical scenes, create flesh-and-blood heroic examples, and read heroes from multiple angles. With hand-drawn illustrations that are close to the original colors of history, children can lay a historical foundation in reading, absorb wisdom in life, develop heroic character, and then cultivate a correct view of history and open up the pattern of life. Not only that, the book also has wonderful columns such as "Historical Little Theater", "Teacher Mei Tells You", "Mei Yi's Review of Heroes" and "History Little Classroom", which relate the anecdotes involved in the story, expand the explanation of idioms, poetry, geography, military, management and other knowledge to help children break through subject barriers in reading and improve their comprehensive literacy.

"Uncle Mei Yi Tells Stories of Chinese Heroes" is a collection of Chinese hero stories specially created for children by Mei Yi, a famous writer who is an expert on "Chinese Hero History" and has devoted 20 years of experience. There are 10 volumes in total. The complete set of books carefully selects 104 heavyweight heroes who determine the direction of Chinese history. Using characters as beads and time as threads, they connect the five thousand years of history from the pre-Qin Dynasty to the Qing Dynasty, and outline a complete and clear outline of Chinese history for young readers. The author uses a rigorous and fair attitude towards history, a classic narrative literary style, a collection of real historical materials, classic poems, literary allusions, etc. To restore interesting historical scenes, create flesh-and-blood heroic examples, and read heroes from multiple angles. With hand-drawn illustrations that are close to the original colors of history, children can lay a historical foundation in reading, absorb wisdom in life, develop heroic character, and then cultivate a correct view of history and open up the pattern of life. Not only that, the book also has wonderful columns such as "Historical Little Theater", "Teacher Mei Tells You", "Mei Yi's Review of Heroes" and "History Little Classroom", which relate the anecdotes involved in the story, expand the explanation of idioms, poetry, geography, military, management and other knowledge to help children break through subject barriers in reading and improve their comprehensive literacy.

"Uncle Mei Yi Tells Stories of Chinese Heroes" is a collection of Chinese hero stories specially created for children by Mei Yi, a famous writer who is an expert on "Chinese Hero History" and has devoted 20 years of experience. There are 10 volumes in total. The complete set of books carefully selects 104 heavyweight heroes who determine the direction of Chinese history. Using characters as beads and time as threads, they connect the five thousand years of history from the pre-Qin Dynasty to the Qing Dynasty, and outline a complete and clear outline of Chinese history for young readers. The author uses a rigorous and fair attitude towards history, a classic narrative literary style, a collection of real historical materials, classic poems, literary allusions, etc. To restore interesting historical scenes, create flesh-and-blood heroic examples, and read heroes from multiple angles. With hand-drawn illustrations that are close to the original colors of history, children can lay a historical foundation in reading, absorb wisdom in life, develop heroic character, and then cultivate a correct view of history and open up the pattern of life. Not only that, the book also has wonderful columns such as "Historical Little Theater", "Teacher Mei Tells You", "Mei Yi's Review of Heroes" and "History Little Classroom", which relate the anecdotes involved in the story, expand the explanation of idioms, poetry, geography, military, management and other knowledge to help children break through subject barriers in reading and improve their comprehensive literacy.