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By describing the positive images of many loyal, brave, upright and famous ministers of the Han Dynasty who were upright, honest and outspoken, this book reveals the important role of pillar ministers in the long-term stability of a country and the happiness and well-being of the people. The book introduces touching examples such as Zhou Yafu's endurance of humiliation and burden, Bing Ji's taking credit but not being arrogant, Han Lang's redress of injustice, Liu Cang's righteousness but not seeking credit, Yin Wenggui's fragrant breeze, Yang Zhen's refusal to collect money at night, Li Ying, Fan Pang and others' desperate struggle against corrupt elements. There is also a description of the affectionate thrush Zhang Chang. The honest, loyal and strong minister also has a tender side, making the character more vivid.

This book is based in Jinhua, looks at the whole country, and connects ancient and modern times. It mainly focuses on classical classics and tea-related works by various tea poets and celebrities. It contains a total of 64 tea-related articles. Many of these articles have been published in "Jinhua Daily", "Jinhua Spiritual Civilization", "Spring and Autumn" and "Bawu Tea Culture". The book is divided into 6 parts, namely: Classical masterpieces spread the fragrance of tea; Confucianism, Taoism and Buddhism celebrities' tea poems reveal the fragrance; Folk tea books and tea poems bloom with fragrance; Ancient and modern tea love fragrance rivals the fragrance of Gui Fang; Tea virtues, tea rhymes, and tea ceremonies all spread the fragrance; The deep sea of ​​tea makes the fragrance more beautiful and fragrant; and there is an appendix on tea works that interfere with tea. The book is succinct in length, with pictures and texts, a blend of literature and science, and detailed information. It starts from the tea ceremony of tea people that readers love to see, and integrates creativity, locality, history, reality, storytelling and interest.

Gao Yang, a historical writer as famous as Jin Yong. Based on multiple textual researches, combined with historical materials, and quotations from other sources, the story talks about the talents, temperament and temperament of famous officials in the Ming and Qing Dynasties. "The Four Young Masters in the Late Ming Dynasty" In the late Ming Dynasty, the court was corrupted, and internal and external troubles came one after another. There are four children from aristocratic families who are loyal, filial, righteous, literary and elegant, and have the world in mind. In the book, Gao Yang tells the life stories of four respected and admired princes, Chen Zhenhui, Hou Fangyu, Fang Yizhi, and Mao Bijiang, in the late Ming and early Qing dynasties. He also provides a unique interpretation of historical events through multi-faceted research and a large number of historical documents. It is also accompanied by Gao Yang's masterpiece "Working Exam", which examines the rotation system of the Military Aircraft Department in the Qing Dynasty and reveals the inside story of the operation of the political power center of the Qing Dynasty. "The Four Young Masters in the Late Qing Dynasty" corresponds to the Four Young Masters in the late Ming Dynasty. There were also four young masters in the late Qing Dynasty, all of whom came from aristocratic families and had great talents. Living in an era of collision between the East and the West and the transition between the old and the new, the four people with great ambitions but unfortunate fates could not break free from the shackles of the times. In the end, their ambitions were difficult to achieve and they died in depression. However, their thoughts and deeds had a profound impact on later generations. In the book, Gao Yang narrates the life stories of four respected, loved and admired princes from aristocratic families in the late Qing Dynasty. Through various research and combined with a large number of historical documents, Gao Yang gave a unique interpretation of historical events.

This set includes "Three Kingdoms" and "Three Kingdoms". "The Great Military Advisor of the Three Kingdoms" tells the representative deeds of the military advisors and counselors of the Three Kingdoms, analyzes their strategies, and extracts their wisdom from a modern perspective, allowing readers to read, understand, and use the Three Kingdoms. "Fateful Three Kingdoms" selects ten representative figures from the Three Kingdoms period. From the perspective of power laws, orthodoxy disputes, regional conflicts, class promotion and other aspects, individual resistance deeds are used to reflect the underlying logic of social operation. Re-looking at the Three Kingdoms from the high perspective of big history, the images of those familiar figures become more complete; the thread of that intricate history becomes clearer. More importantly, the Three Kingdoms did not come out of thin air, nor did they disappear completely. The great historical logic described in this book will help you re-understand thousands of years of Chinese history.

The book "The Iron-Blooded Game: Kangxi and His Ministers" describes the past events of the Kangxi Dynasty. Emperor Kangxi ascended the throne at the age of 8. As a young emperor, he worked hard to govern and laid an important foundation for the "Kangxi and Qianlong Dynasties" for more than 130 years. During his 61-year reign, Kangxi captured Obai, pacified the San Francisco, conquered Taiwan, and defeated Galdan, which demonstrated the inherent bravery of the banner people. On the other hand, Kangxi also advocated Confucianism, promoted enlightenment, governed the world with benevolence and filial piety, and got along well with Han people and officials. The way of civil and military affairs is relaxed and relaxed. Kangxi deeply understood and combined the essence of traditional Chinese governance. His handling of the relationship between monarch and ministers and various experiences in governance are worthy of learning and reference by future generations. A major feature of "The Game of Iron and Blood: Kangxi and His Ministers" is that it uses the plot of the TV series "Kangxi Dynasty" as an introduction, and uses time and events as the context. Each section is an independent chapter, guiding and teaching readers how to distinguish the plot structure and jokes of novels and TV series, the romance of unofficial history and the truth of history.

"Late Qing Under the Microscope" carefully extracts 74 historical fragments of the late Qing Dynasty from millions of words of Qing memorials, diaries, letters, and foreign documents, including people, events, and objects. It shows the vicissitudes of an ancient empire in a multi-angle and all-round way as it struggled and declined at the transition between the old and the new. Why can't Daoguang, who advocates simplicity, punish corruption? How did Cixi, who often made typos, use her son's enlightenment textbooks to overthrow ministers who cared about their fate and extend their lives for the Qing court? What are the amazing aspects of the imperial master Weng Tonghe and the reform leader Kang Youwei? Did Zhang Zhidong's reforms and the Hubei New Army save the late Qing Dynasty, or did they transfuse blood for the revolution? Did the revolutionary army really defeat the corrupt Qing army? ... Under the microscope, "Wan Qing Under the Microscope" presents a feast of Wan Qing's history that makes people pause, sigh, and subvert their cognition.

In Li Bai's eyes, a Yang Guifei is like "the clouds are like her clothes and the flowers are like her face, and the spring breeze is blowing on the threshold and the dew is rich"; in Du Mu's eyes, she is like "the concubine riding on the red dust is laughing, no one knows that it is the lychees coming"; and in Luo Yin's eyes, it is "the man under the spring should have said something, and this time I will not blame Yang Fei." Beauty, beloved concubine, prodigal woman and scapegoat, which one is the real Concubine Yang? Chang'an City, in the Han and Tang dynasties, was the irreplaceable center of the empire and "the crown jewel of all nations" in Wang Wei's writings; in the Song Dynasty, it became a border military town; and in the late Ming Dynasty, it became a hell on earth where famine abounded and people changed their sons to eat. Wen Boling's articles contain both detailed stories and a historical perspective. They are thrilling and addictive as soon as you read them. In Wen Boling's writings, history is no longer a notebook arranged according to time, but a process of evolution of the times that runs through time and clearly understands the context. If you read history using his method, you will discover the hand behind history and thoroughly understand the past, present and future of history.

"Er Yan's Ci" contains dozens of poems written by Yan Shu and Yan Jidao's father and son in the Northern Song Dynasty. It was selected and compiled by Xia Jingguan, a scholar of the Republic of China, and edited by Mr. Yang Huaiyuan of Southwest University. This book aims to help today's high school students and junior college students improve their reading and appreciation of Song poetry. By interpreting Er Yan's poetry, it will deepen their knowledge and understanding of the creative style of the graceful poets of the Northern Song Dynasty, thereby cultivating their linguistic literacy and aesthetic sentiment in the appreciation of Song poetry. The first half of the book is about Yan Shu's poems. Yan Shu was good at poetry and lyrics, his articles were elegant, and he was good at calligraphy. His lyrics were outstanding, and he was known as the "prime minister's poet". His poetry absorbed the elegant and flowing style of poetry of the "Huajian School" of the Southern Tang Dynasty and Feng Yansi, and created the graceful style of poetry of the Northern Song Dynasty. He is known as the "first ancestor of the Yisheng family of the Northern Song Dynasty".

This book elaborates on the response and changes made by Chinese historiography in the face of the impact of new European and American studies under the background of modernization. From the early missionaries, to the reformers, the great masters of the Republic of China, and then to the early Marxists, it outlines a concise picture of the evolution of Chinese historiography towards modernization.

Selected and annotated by Liang Kuan and Zhuang Shi and published by the Commercial Press, "Students' Chinese Studies Series New Edition·Zuo Zhuan" was originally an anthology for middle school students during the Republic of China. This anthology takes the great powers' struggle for hegemony in the Spring and Autumn Period as the basic clue, taking into account the literary value, and excerpts from the original text of "Zuo Zhuan" "Qi Huan Hegemony", "Jin Wen Jianhe Hegemony", "Chu Zhuang Struggle for Hegemony", "Wu Helu Enters Ying", "Yue Goujian Destroys Wu", etc., Which are decisive for the Spring and Autumn Period. Select and annotate historical events with great significance and exciting narratives. This will not only allow readers to understand the historical situation of the feudal princes competing for hegemony in the Spring and Autumn Period, but also appreciate the narrative art of "Zuo Zhuan". At the same time, it will also allow readers to improve their historical and literary literacy.

This book is an important work on the history of Mongolia, recording a large number of historical facts during the rise and power of the Mongol Empire from the 13th to the 14th century. The book can be divided into three parts: the first part includes the history of the periods of Genghis Khan, Ogodei Khan and Guyuk Khan; the second part includes the history of Central Asia and Persia at that time; the third part narrates the historical facts of Mongol Khan and his early reign in a larger length.

"Fashion in the Tang Dynasty" reproduces the actual living conditions of the Tang Dynasty palace and people from aspects such as food, clothing, marriage and love, residence, religion, culture and education, medical care, travel and shopping, and shows a three-dimensional scene of the daily life of the Tang Dynasty people. "Li Bai's Thirty Years" will restore to you a Li Bai who has been misunderstood for thousands of years. Under the halo of poetry immortals, the real Li Bai is so real that you don't want to admit it.

Zhu Yuanzhang came from a humble background and worked as a cowherd, a monk, and a beggar. Later, he joined the rebel army and became the founding emperor of the Ming Dynasty. As an "alien" among feudal rulers, his life aroused countless curiosity in later generations. Mr. Wu Han, a great historian of the Ming Dynasty, has produced four versions of "The Biography of Zhu Yuanzhang". This book adopts the version he wrote in 1948. He collected detailed historical materials and used vivid language to outline Zhu Yuanzhang's life from beggar to emperor, and showed the image of a complex and contradictory feudal emperor who was both diligent and cruel, ambitious and suspicious.

The first set of comic history works by millionaire podcasters Xiaogang and Acan, just like the Sailei comic history series, allows readers to learn history in a hilarious way. Xiaogang and Acan also explain interesting history in a humorous way. The first book of "So History Can Be So Fun" focuses on the diet and daily life of ancient Chinese people. From the ancient times, Pre-Qin to Qin and Han Dynasties, Wei, Jin, Southern and Northern Dynasties to Tang and Song Dynasties, and all the way to the Yuan, Ming and Qing dynasties, the history of dietary changes of ancient people is discussed. It allows readers to understand the dietary habits of ancient people during the reading process, and also allows readers to understand ancient Chinese history more systematically, so that readers can have a deeper understanding and recognition of our ancient historical civilization.

The first set of comic history works by millions of food broadcasters Xiaogang and Acan, just like the Sailei comic history series, allows readers to learn history in a hilarious way. Xiaogang and Acan also explain interesting history in a humorous way. "It turns out that history can be so fun" The third book focuses on the history of foods that are well-known to the public, such as Buddha Jumping over the Wall, Kung Pao Chicken, Guobao Pork, Dongpo Pork, Mapo Tofu, Peking Roast Duck, Lion's Head and other foods. Xiaotan Acan's explanation method is very fun, but at the same time rigorous, allowing readers to better understand our food, and better understand our cultural history through understanding the historical development of food.

The first set of comic history works by millionaire podcasters Xiaogang and Acan, just like the Sailei comic history series, allows readers to learn history in a hilarious way. Xiaogang and Acan also explain interesting history in a humorous way. The first book of "So History Can Be So Fun" focuses on the diet and daily life of ancient Chinese people. From the ancient times, Pre-Qin to Qin and Han Dynasties, Wei, Jin, Southern and Northern Dynasties to Tang and Song Dynasties, and all the way to the Yuan, Ming and Qing dynasties, the history of dietary changes of ancient people is discussed. It allows readers to understand the dietary habits of ancient people during the reading process, and also allows readers to understand ancient Chinese history more systematically, so that readers can have a deeper understanding and recognition of our ancient historical civilization.

The first set of comic history works by millions of food broadcasters Xiaogang and Acan, just like the Sailei comic history series, allows readers to learn history in a hilarious way. Xiaogang and Acan also explain interesting history in a humorous way. The second book of "So History Can Be So Fun" focuses on the changing history of world food, such as what people ate in the Neolithic Age and Bronze Age, food types and cultural customs in the Age of Discovery, how potatoes and sweet potatoes changed in the world, the changes brought by refrigerators to diet, etc. It allows everyone to understand the history of the world we live in by understanding the history of food in various places, so that everyone can have a more comprehensive understanding of our world history.

The book "The Truth about Emperor Gaozong of the Tang Dynasty" is based on the lecture of the same name given by the author Mr. Meng Xianshi in the CCTV Baijia Forum column in April 2008. It is the lecture series with the highest ratings this year. It mainly focuses on the character and life of Li Zhi, Emperor Gaozong of the Tang Dynasty, his relationship with Queen Wu Zetian, and ministers Changsun Wuji, Chu Suiliang and others. At the same time, through these questions, we analyze why the originally promising emperor Li Zhi became a "cowardly and incompetent" figure in the minds of later generations, always shrouded in the shadow of his father Li Shimin and his wife Wu Zetian. In people's impression, Tang Gaozong Li Zhi was weak in character and mediocre in ability. He was always controlled by his wife Wu Zetian, which directly led Wu Zetian to establish Wu Zhou and became the only female emperor in Chinese history. But in fact, Emperor Gaozong of the Tang Dynasty was round on the outside and careful on the inside, bold in thinking and daring to act. It was during his reign that the territory of the Tang Dynasty reached its maximum; even the Northeastern border issues that had not been resolved by emperors of the Sui and Tang dynasties, including Tang Taizong Li Shimin, were all resolved during the Emperor Gaozong's period; and the Zen Ceremony, which marked the prosperity of the dynasty, was successfully held for the first time during the Emperor Gaozong's period. Without the development, consolidation, and paving the way in the Gaozong era, the Zhenguan rule would have been just a short-lived climax, and the prosperous Kaiyuan era would have become water without a source. The image of Gaozong recorded in history has been distorted and vilified. The reason why later generations distorted Tang Gaozong and made him mentally retarded and incompetent was that Wu Zetian, whom he carefully cultivated, replaced "Li Tang" with "Wu Zhou". In order to warn the world and avoid the recurrence of the heroine's dictatorship, later generations of historians tried their best to vilify Wu Zetian, and therefore wrote Tang Gaozong as mentally retarded. This distortion was even more serious because the Queen Mother was also in power during the Song Dynasty.

The Yuan Dynasty was a powerful military dynasty with a vast territory. However, due to the sharp internal conflicts, including internal chaos within the ruling class, fierce ethnic conflicts, and the torture faced by the people on both sides by natural and man-made disasters, the people could not bear it and finally revolted. The Red Scarf Army guerrillaed across the country, making the rulers of the Yuan Dynasty unable to guard against it. Among them, a generation of heroic Zhu Yuanzhang stood out. It was originally natural disasters and man-made disasters that forced him to rebel, but later he gradually revealed his imperial spirit. After Zhu Yuanzhang established the Ming Dynasty, he confronted the Yuan Dynasty and eventually drove away the rulers of the Yuan Dynasty. Regarding the founding of the Ming Dynasty, it was naturally extremely difficult, but Zhu Yuanzhang learned the lessons of the previous dynasties and relied on his own wisdom to clear the obstacles little by little. He not only established the country and became emperor, but also restored the country to unity, stabilized politics, made the people healthy, and put history on a new stage.

Qin Shihuang swept across six kingdoms to unify the world and established the first unified, multi-ethnic feudal country in Chinese history. However, his tyranny also brought profound suffering to the people, and was finally buried by the "raging fire" of the peasant uprising. After the Qin Dynasty was overthrown, Xiang Yu and Liu Bang fought for the world and fought for several years, which was known in history as the "Struggle between Chu and Han". In the past few years, Xiang Yu went from strong to weak, and was eventually forced to commit suicide in Wujiang. At this point, our country entered the rule of the Western Han Dynasty.

As an era from "great unification" to disintegration, the Jin, Southern and Northern Dynasties were a history of national awakening. It can be said that the Jin, Southern and Northern Dynasties were the worst era, but also the best era: debauched and unprincipled kings, heroes who rose up in troubled times... Love, hate, fight to the death, gluttonous desire, and turbulent times.

This book is based on a period of history on the eve of the fall of Liu Quan of the Southern Han Dynasty during the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms period. The main plot clues are Hu Lian, a young man with lofty ideals, entering the court to rescue the persecuted celebrity Zhong Yunzhang, obstructing the Southern Han Dynasty's armed resistance to the Song Dynasty's conquest, and smashing the eunuchs' conspiracy to steal money and escape to the sea. It reveals that the vulgarity of culture determines the absurdity and cruelty of a regime, and points out that such a regime cannot last long. The book is based on Lingnan history and unofficial history, and is based on a large number of local documents. It contains rich elements of Lingnan customs and folk customs.

The eminent monk Faxian of the Eastern Jin Dynasty was the first Chinese to reach ancient India and bring back Buddhist scriptures. Based on Fa Xian's "Records of the Buddha Country" as the background, this book combines cultural relics with historical documents through on-site inspections of the Huangshui Valley, Loulan Ancient City Ruins, Rewak Buddhist Temple Ruins, Gion Monastery Ruins, Wuwei Shan Temple Pagoda and other places along Fa Xian's westward journey. It unfolds the humanistic history along Fa Xian's Road before our eyes with pictures and texts, and provides an intuitive, vivid and unique perspective for related research.

This is a work of history and a fusion of psychology and history. It not only stays on the surface of history, but also analyzes war from the perspective of human nature, allowing us to have a deeper thinking about history, and giving us a deeper understanding of power and wealth.

This is a work of history and a fusion of psychology and history. It not only stays on the surface of history, but also analyzes war from the perspective of human nature, allowing us to have a deeper thinking about history, and giving us a deeper understanding of power and wealth.

This book uses vivid text and exquisite illustrations to reproduce the magnificent picture of the process of human civilization. It can be called a concise encyclopedia of world history that runs through the entire human society. It connects the treasures of all human cultures. With its glorious immortal value and long-lasting charm, it has become a popular and easy-to-read world history book.

This series of books organically and harmoniously combines traditional education with future prospects, guiding contemporary Chinese people to follow the modern trend of integrating the long and ancient Chinese civilization into world development.

This series of books organically and harmoniously combines traditional education with future prospects, guiding contemporary Chinese people to follow the modern trend of integrating the long and ancient Chinese civilization into world development.

This book uses vivid text and exquisite illustrations to reproduce the magnificent picture of the process of human civilization. It can be called a concise encyclopedia of world history that runs through the entire human society. It connects the treasures of all human cultures. With its glorious immortal value and long-lasting charm, it has become a popular and easy-to-read world history book.

This series of books organically and harmoniously combines traditional education with future prospects, guiding contemporary Chinese people to follow the modern trend of integrating the long and ancient Chinese civilization into world development.

This series of books organically and harmoniously combines traditional education with future prospects, guiding contemporary Chinese people to follow the modern trend of integrating the long and ancient Chinese civilization into world development.

This series of books organically and harmoniously combines traditional education with future prospects, guiding contemporary Chinese people to follow the modern trend of integrating the long and ancient Chinese civilization into world development.

This series of books organically and harmoniously combines traditional education with future prospects, guiding contemporary Chinese people to follow the modern trend of integrating the long and ancient Chinese civilization into world development.

This series of books organically and harmoniously combines traditional education with future prospects, guiding contemporary Chinese people to follow the modern trend of integrating the long and ancient Chinese civilization into world development.

The million-dollar best-selling Roman history classic "The Story of the Romans" (revised edition, 15 volumes in total), which is worth collecting, has been fully revised in 2020 and is now on the market. In this mediocre era, everyone longs for heroes. Japanese female writer Shiono Nanao decided to leave Japan and go to Rome to find heroes. He has settled in Rome for more than 50 years. In 15 years, he wrote 15 volumes of the masterpiece "The Story of the Romans", which restores the glorious history of a small country on the Italian peninsula to become a world empire that lasted for 1,300 years, and recreates an era of heroes... Only by understanding Rome can we understand past Europe and today's world.

This series of books organically and harmoniously combines traditional education with future prospects, guiding contemporary Chinese people to follow the modern trend of integrating the long and ancient Chinese civilization into world development.

This series of books organically and harmoniously combines traditional education with future prospects, guiding contemporary Chinese people to follow the modern trend of integrating the long and ancient Chinese civilization into world development.

This series of books organically and harmoniously combines traditional education with future prospects, guiding contemporary Chinese people to follow the modern trend of integrating the long and ancient Chinese civilization into world development.

The finale of Chinese history! Smiling and laughing, the Qing Dynasty died! Read comics for half an hour and learn about five thousand years of history. Use comics to interpret history and start a new trend of reading history. Just through hand-drawings and jokes, Chen Lei (Brother Hunzi) has figured out the historical context of the Ming and Qing dynasties: Most emperors of the Ming Dynasty could not escape from three things - fighting against foreign enemies, fighting against treacherous ministers, and fighting against internal strife. The emperors of the Qing Dynasty all worked very hard, but they still could not stop the wave of world reform... Revealing the complex historical surface, omitting insignificant details, every page There are historical jokes that will make you laugh every three seconds, and the hand-drawn emperors, generals, ministers, and heroes are always cute and cute: Zhu Yuanzhang, Zhang Juzheng, Wei Zhongxian, Nurhachi, Empress Dowager Cixi... They are all just like you and me, with strengths and weaknesses, friends and enemies. The amazing energy they burst out at key points in history has created five thousand years of wonderful Chinese history. Open this book and learn about history while laughing your abs.

"Lessons from the History of the Three Kingdoms" 1. During the Three Kingdoms period, talents emerged in large numbers, resulting in the three countries making breakthrough progress in politics, military, economy, culture and other aspects. 2. Rich historical facts, smooth writing, and in-depth analysis of key historical events and important figures in the Three Kingdoms period. 3. Restore the historical truth that has been ignored and explore the reasons for the rise and fall of centuries of troubled times. "Lessons from the History of the Qing Dynasty" The Qing Dynasty was a dynasty of rapid changes and a dynasty of great changes. As the last feudal dynasty in Chinese history, it went from the bloody conquests of dynasties to the unprecedented expansion of territory, the peaceful and prosperous "Kangxi and Qianlong Dynasties", to the invasion and humiliation of Western powers, the one after another peasant uprisings, the decadence and decline of the late Qing Dynasty, and ultimately its inevitable demise. What happened in the middle? Based on real historical materials, this book provides a strong argument for the process and important historical facts of the Qing Dynasty from the founding of the country to the transition from prosperity to decline. It analyzes many core issues in each period of the Qing Dynasty, provides a comprehensive review of the politics, economy, and culture of the Qing Dynasty for more than two hundred years, and explores the reasons for the rise and decline of the Chinese nation. History is a mirror and a profound textbook. Keeping historical experience, lessons and warnings in mind is the best inspiration for the present and future. "Lessons from the History of Qin and Han Dynasties" is taken from the works of Zhang Yinlin and Lu Simian. Since Mr. Zhang's book "Outline of Chinese History" was not completed, this book chose the history from the Qin Dynasty to the Western Han Dynasty written by Mr. Zhang Yinlin, and supplemented it with the history of the Eastern Han Dynasty written by Mr. Lu Simian. The two masters of history made strict selections and rejections of Chinese historical facts during the Qin and Han dynasties based on their own historical views. They did not make tedious textual research or esoteric discussions. They only used storytelling to write about the changes in dynasties, social changes and the activities of some important figures in the historical process of the Qin and Han dynasties. "Lessons from the History of the Ming Dynasty" extracts the classic content about the history of the Ming Dynasty from "The Complete Works of Wu Han". Through succinct outlines and a rigorous and fair attitude towards history, it deeply explains the politics, systems, society, characters and other aspects of the Ming Dynasty. Based on real historical materials, it details the terror politics in the early Ming Dynasty, bandits and peasant uprisings in the late Ming Dynasty, etc., And shows the basic appearance and development changes of the history of the Ming Dynasty. History does not repeat itself, but it may happen again. Keep historical experience in mind, historical lessons in mind, and historical warnings in mind. The lessons of history are the best inspiration for the present and the future. "Lessons from the History of the Tang Dynasty" The Tang Dynasty was the heyday in the history of my country's feudal dynasty. It had a developed economy, a vast territory, and world-leading science and technology. It was the leading power in the world at that time. However, such a splendid Tang Dynasty gradually declined with an irreversible trend after the prosperous Kaiyuan Dynasty. What was the reason that caused such a prosperous dynasty to decline step by step? As a master in the field of Tang history research, the author of this book has made a strong argument for the process and important historical facts of the Tang Dynasty's transition from prosperity to decline, conducted a profound analysis of major historical issues, deeply restored the neglected historical truth, and left valuable experience and lessons for future generations.

This is not a history textbook, but simply a storybook. School history classes teach a lot of historical facts, but those contents are just homework for children. Some of the stories in the textbooks are not told by us; some of the stories we tell are not in the textbooks - according to smart people, these stories cannot be regarded as history, but can only be regarded as fairy tales. But in the author's opinion, these are also part of our island nation's story and should not be forgotten. In addition, there are many stories not mentioned in this book; these, no doubt, should not be forgotten either. Although the author hopes that you will not put this book together with school textbooks, but put it together with "Robinson", "Noah's Ark Geography", etc., And put it at the other end of the bookshelf. But I also hope that it will inspire you to have an unprecedented enthusiasm for history textbooks, and that when you grow up, you will be willing to read those beautiful and magnificent historical stories for yourself. They helped me write this little book for children. Then you will find that there are so many stories not mentioned in this book. But please don't be offended - remember, some stories are easy to understand and interesting when you read them when you are older, but you won't be able to appreciate them when you are young. Please also remember that I am not teaching a history lesson, just telling a story.

Thousands of fans are eagerly awaiting it, and countless readers are following it. @Prisoners of History's new masterpiece "Hormones of History 3: Romance and Loneliness of the Ancients" is now on the market! The moment he left the thatched cottage, why did Zhuge Liang value Loser Liu Bei? Domineering Cao Cao VS tragic Cao Cao, how does a generation of traitors meet his darkest moment? From a warm man to a hotshot, Kong Rong of Rangli actually has a two-sided personality? Li Bai, Du Fu, Li Shangyin, Liu Yuxi, Li Qingzhao, similar people will eventually meet! The Prisoner uses humor and passion to restore the romance and loneliness of the ancients deep in history, and narrates the heroic poetry, wine, passion, and unknown extraordinary experiences of the past characters. It not only talks about the tenderness of friendship and love, but also writes about the cold blood of killing and seizing the throne. Restore the reality of history. Each piece of history exudes unique hormones!

"Historical Records" is the first general history of ancient my country. It preserves and organizes rich historical data from the era of the Five Emperors in prehistoric legends to the middle of the Western Han Dynasty for three thousand years, laying the initial solid and magnificent foundation for Chinese history. Whether it is the past, present, or future, if we want to learn and study Chinese history from the original classics, we must read "Historical Records".

This book combines two classic works, Sun Tzu's Art of War and Thirty-Six Strategies, into one. Based on the original work, it adds columns such as notes, translations, readings by famous experts, practical strategies, and business cases. The style is scientific and concise, and the text is full of wisdom. At the same time, he also carefully drew hundreds of exquisite illustrations to help readers truly strategize and win thousands of miles away in the increasingly competitive contemporary society.

This book collects the truth about a large number of unresolved events in the history of the Qing Palace. Based on comprehensive historical research results, it organizes many folk secrets and legends. It is a history outside of history. The book uses time as a clue, from the beginning of Nurhachi's rebellion to the end of Xuantong's abdication, mainly the twelve emperors of the Qing Dynasty, and tells the story of famous ministers, concubines, and the secret history of the palace. Vivid and smooth narrative language, logically rigorous analysis and reasoning, annotated arrangement of pictures and text, unique perspective, exploratory vision, in-depth exploration of the truth behind events or phenomena, guide readers to explore hidden places, lift the mysterious veil of history, discover historical truths, and understand the mysteries of history.

This book collects the truth about a large number of unresolved events in the history of the Qing Palace. Based on comprehensive historical research results, it organizes many folk secrets and legends. It is a history outside of history. The book uses time as a clue, from the beginning of Nurhaci's rebellion to the end of Xuantong's abdication, focusing on the twelve emperors of the Qing Dynasty, and recounting the famous ministers and concubines in the harem; focusing on the secret history of the palace, and recounting a series of anecdotes and secrets involved, revealing the ins and outs of major historical events, and making some little-known details and inside stories public, filling the gaps and gaps left by official history. Vivid and smooth narrative language, logically rigorous analysis and reasoning, annotated arrangement of pictures and text, unique perspective, exploratory vision, in-depth exploration of the truth behind events or phenomena, guide readers to explore hidden places, lift the mysterious veil of history, discover historical truths, and understand the mysteries of history.

This book is divided into two parts: "Historical Documentary" and "Special Explanation". It not only analyzes the war situation and strategies and tactics, introduces the battle process, main generals, weapons and equipment, but also discusses historical mysteries and anecdotes of World War I. It is supplemented by more than 200 precious photos to restore the original appearance of World War I as much as possible and vividly describe this tragic history of blood and tears, crime and punishment, life and death. Looking back on this unprecedented catastrophe and reliving the years of blood and fire can not only enrich knowledge, but also learn historical lessons and reflect more deeply on issues such as human survival and development, war and peace, so as to cherish life and peace more.

This book refers to the concept that the famous historian Mr. Zhou Gucheng followed when he edited "General History of the World" that "when writing world history, all regions should be written side by side, paying attention to the mutual exchanges, mutual penetration, and mutual competition of various regions, but not excluding focusing on a certain region in a certain period." Using time as a guide, this book divides world history into six parts: "ancient society", "medieval times", "modern history (Part 1)", "modern history (Part 2)", "modern history" and "contemporary history". In each part, the narration of key regions and key countries is used as the latitude, which is interspersed with each other and relatively complete and independent; it mainly focuses on politics, economy, and military content, but also covers culture and science and technology. The content of the book is basically presented in the form of short entries, and is accompanied by more than 200 pictures covering a wide range of content and diverse expressions. It condenses historical knowledge and contains the essence of history. It is very suitable for reading at any time to enrich and improve yourself.

Since the publication of Hayden White's "Metahistoriography" in 1973, the trend of postmodernism has had a strong impact on the academic field of history. Both historical theory and historical practice have been deeply affected and undergone tremendous changes. This book selects fifteen of the most representative articles by Hayden White, Carlo Ginzburg and other famous figures to discuss many issues in postmodernist historiography theory. It is not only a summary of decades of development in the field, but also a profound reflection on the philosophy of history and historical practice itself.

Nussbaum has an extremely high intellectual talent for classical studies and a strong ability to grasp classical texts, but her works often become the focus of controversy and even crusade in the academic community. This book is one of her few masterpieces that is widely recognized by the academic community. During the Hellenistic period, Epicureans, Stoics, and skeptical philosophers believed that philosophy was not a rational law that had nothing to do with human emotions, but an art that dealt with daily life problems and discovered the meaning of life. In this context, philosophical topics include: fear of death, love and sex, anger and aggression. For the philosophers of this period, philosophy was like medicine, dedicated to understanding and creating a rich and colorful human life. In this book, Nussbaum shows people the treatment paradigms of philosophers and discusses the views of Aristotle (the target of the attack), Epicureanism, Skepticism, and Stoic philosophers on desire. The main body of the argument is how Hellenistic philosophers can make people's lives healthier and happier by taming desire. She calls the philosophy of these three Hellenistic philosophical schools compassionate medical philosophy. Many discussions in the book are also of great significance to today's society.