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"The Romance of the Republic of China" records the beginning and end of major historical events such as the Revolution of 1911, Sun Yat-sen's resignation, Yuan Shikai's proclaimed emperor, Cai E's campaign against Yuan, Zhang Xun's restoration, the May Fourth Movement, Sun Yat-sen's reorganization of the Kuomintang, and other major historical events. This book tells the history from "the fifty-seventh chapter when Yunnan Province declared independence and Fengzeyuan discussed military affairs" to the "the eleventh chapter when Yi Prime Minister Xu Jin conspired to banquet to represent King Li's dissident officials". Yuan Shikai usurped power and stole the country, which aroused the indignation of the people across the country. A large number of patriots rose up and many provinces declared independence. The treasury of the Republic of China was in short supply, so the government had no choice but to borrow heavily from foreign countries, which led to foreign interference in internal affairs. The people were even more miserable. Warlords increasingly interfered in politics, causing harm to the country and making the people miserable...

"The Romance of the Republic of China" records the beginning and end of major historical events such as the Revolution of 1911, Sun Yat-sen's resignation, Yuan Shikai's proclaimed emperor, Cai E's campaign against Yuan, Zhang Xun's restoration, the May Fourth Movement, Sun Yat-sen's reorganization of the Kuomintang, and other major historical events. This book tells the history from "The 112th round of the consul officer's report to transfer the fleet to the special zone" to "The 160th round of raising military pay and restoring the official donation law, which should rely on American soldiers." The government of the Republic of China was extremely corrupt, resulting in a mess of domestic and foreign affairs. Warlords and factions were proliferating, and each caused trouble. Officials frequently take leave of absence and resign, one party sings while the other takes the stage, the North and the South are divided, each has his own right and each is not his own, the beans are fried, and only the people feel pity for them...

"The Romance of the Republic of China" records the beginning and end of major historical events such as the Revolution of 1911, Sun Yat-sen's resignation, Yuan Shikai's proclaimed emperor, Cai E's campaign against Yuan, Zhang Xun's restoration, the May Fourth Movement, Sun Yat-sen's reorganization of the Kuomintang, and other major historical events. This book tells the history from "the first chapter of revealing the outline of the whole book and taking advantage of the great changes to come back" to "the fifty-sixth chapter of bribing the inner court to undertake the grand ceremony and marrying the eldest daughter-in-law." The opening chapter reveals the outline of the book, recalling the Revolution of 1911. The people of the country thought that they would overthrow the Qing Dynasty, eradicate autocracy forever, and then enjoy the happiness of republic. However, it has not yet been achieved. Yuan Shikai violated the constitution, broke the National Assembly, signed a treaty that was humiliating and humiliating the country, and was obsessed with the imperial system. He finally took the fruits of the victory of the Revolution of 1911 as his own, and became a sinner of the country, spurned by his countrymen...

Director Zhao Baogang strongly recommended it, Mr. Chen Zhongshi wrote the inscription, and famous literary critics Wang Zhongsheng and Bai Ye, famous scholars Zhang Junan and Sassou, and "The Pretender" screenwriter Zhang Yong all praised it. The second part in the series of the espionage emotional masterpiece "Love Is Reborn" further eulogizes the greatness and dedication of workers on the hidden front. Xinbaoyuan Film and Television team acquired the film and television adaptation rights of the "Love Reborn" series at a sky-high price. The related investment will reach "100 million" level, striving to reproduce the original appearance of the work and create an annual drama.

Director Zhao Baogang strongly recommended it, Mr. Chen Zhongshi wrote the inscription, famous literary critics Wang Zhongsheng and Bai Ye, famous scholars Zhang Junan and Sassou, and "The Pretender" screenwriter Zhang Yong all praised it; this is the finale of the spy war emotional masterpiece "Love is Reborn" series, focusing on recording the soul mate's oath, sticking to love like a rock for fifty years, and further praising the greatness and dedication of workers on the hidden front. "Hero" is a shining title that contains fearlessness and selflessness. What is a "hero"? Those who are willing to sacrifice everything for the benefit of their country and people. Their contributions should be remembered by history and by this country and nation!

Life and death amidst the spies, love and hate in the world of mortals! The first spy war masterpiece in China that analyzes the emotional world of red agents from a female perspective! Mr. Chen Zhongshi happily wrote the inscription and recommended it! The author relies on a large number of historical facts to depict the story of the secret war between the enemy and our camps in a very detailed and soul-stirring way. The protagonist Jiang Jingzhou is a red spy who has been lurking in the Kuomintang army for a long time. He has been through life and death, and has been in desperate situations several times, but he has saved the day with his wit and bravery. It vividly reproduces the revolutionaries' faith, pursuit and iron-blooded tenderness in the cruel struggle environment.

After the outbreak of the Opium War, foreign ideas continued to pour in. The country was weak but business was prosperous. Hu Xueyan, Qiao Zhiyong, Sheng Xuanhuai and other giant businessmen in the late Qing Dynasty entered the historical stage. However, among the many businessmen, no one could compare with him. He was praised by Li Hongzhang as the treasury of the Qing court, called the King of Money by the common people, and was listed by Time Magazine as the fourth richest man in the world at the end of the 19th century. He was the first poinsettia-top businessman in Chinese history - Wang Chi. He started by carrying goods on a pole and selling them, and then organized a caravan in troubled times. On China's ancient Tea Horse Road, he used his wit and bravery to create a world between Sichuan and Yunnan. In dealing with the relationship between government and business, he adheres to the rule of "what officials want, businessmen have nothing to retreat". In the business field, he also adheres to the concept of "I take when others give up, and I give when others take away". Although he is in troubled times, he is like a fish in water, involved in all walks of life, and has gained traction in both political and business circles. Eventually he became a generation of "money king".

After the outbreak of the Opium War, foreign ideas continued to pour in. The country was weak but business was prosperous. Hu Xueyan, Qiao Zhiyong, Sheng Xuanhuai and other giant businessmen in the late Qing Dynasty entered the historical stage. However, among the many businessmen, no one could compare with him. He was praised by Li Hongzhang as the treasury of the Qing court, called the King of Money by the common people, and was listed by Time Magazine as the fourth richest man in the world at the end of the 19th century. He was the first poinsettia-top businessman in Chinese history - Wang Chi. He started by carrying goods on a pole and selling them, and then organized a caravan in troubled times. On China's ancient Tea Horse Road, he used his wit and bravery to create a world between Sichuan and Yunnan. In dealing with the relationship between government and business, he adheres to the rule of "what officials want, businessmen have nothing to retreat". In the business field, he also adheres to the concept of "I take when others give up, and I give when others take away". Although he is in troubled times, he is like a fish in water, involved in all walks of life, and has gained traction in both political and business circles. Eventually he became a generation of "money king".

After the outbreak of the Opium War, foreign ideas continued to pour in. The country was weak but business was prosperous. Hu Xueyan, Qiao Zhiyong, Sheng Xuanhuai and other giant businessmen in the late Qing Dynasty entered the historical stage. However, among the many businessmen, no one could compare with him. He was praised by Li Hongzhang as the treasury of the Qing court, called the King of Money by the common people, and was listed by Time Magazine as the fourth richest man in the world at the end of the 19th century. He was the first poinsettia-top businessman in Chinese history - Wang Chi. He started by carrying goods on a pole and selling them, and then organized a caravan in troubled times. On China's ancient Tea Horse Road, he used his wit and bravery to create a world between Sichuan and Yunnan. In dealing with the relationship between government and business, he adheres to the rule of "what officials want, businessmen have nothing to retreat". In the business field, he also adheres to the concept of "I take when others give up, and I give when others take away". Although he is in troubled times, he is like a fish in water, involved in all walks of life, and has gained traction in both political and business circles. Eventually he became a generation of "money king".

After the outbreak of the Opium War, foreign ideas continued to pour in. The country was weak but business was prosperous. Hu Xueyan, Qiao Zhiyong, Sheng Xuanhuai and other giant businessmen in the late Qing Dynasty entered the historical stage. However, among the many businessmen, no one could compare with him. He was praised by Li Hongzhang as the treasury of the Qing court, called the King of Money by the common people, and was listed by Time Magazine as the fourth richest man in the world at the end of the 19th century. He was the first poinsettia-top businessman in Chinese history - Wang Chi. He started by carrying goods on a pole and selling them, and then organized a caravan in troubled times. On China's ancient Tea Horse Road, he used his wit and bravery to create a world between Sichuan and Yunnan. In dealing with the relationship between government and business, he adheres to the rule of "what officials want, businessmen have nothing to retreat". In the business field, he also adheres to the concept of "I take when others give up, and I give when others take away". Although he is in troubled times, he is like a fish in water, involved in all walks of life, and has gained traction in both political and business circles. Eventually he became a generation of "money king".

This book captures some of the most dramatic and critical moments in the life of Empress Lü of the Han Dynasty in history, and focuses on portraying them in just one day. It also uses multiple artistic expression techniques such as montage and stream of consciousness to give the entire work a tragic yet poignant tone. By stripping off the glitzy coat of Empress Lu of the Han Dynasty, she writes about a woman's soul, the history of the spiritual growth of a woman who has grown into a "ruling country", and the spiritual history of a "big woman" who has grown, matured and achieved in a unique male climate. In the delicate and euphemistic writing style, the author adds a large number of hearty and rough descriptions of large scenes, with a novel and unique perspective, completing his new artistic attempt, which is highly artistic and readable.

In February 23 AD, newly married Liu Xiu was assigned by Emperor Liu Xuan to go to Hebei to appease the officials and people. During this period, Wang Lang proclaimed himself emperor in Handan and rebelled. Liu Xiu was defeated and fled to Nangong. In times of crisis, Geng, a wealthy man from Julu, came to his aid and suggested that Liu Xiu marry Guo Shengtong, the niece of the real king Liu Yang, and use Liu Yang's power to eradicate the king. In April 24 AD, Liu Xiu married Guo Shengtong. In May of the following year, he led his army to eliminate Wang Lang and pacify Hebei. In June, he proclaimed himself emperor in Baixiang, founded the Han Dynasty, and took the reign name Jianwu. In October of that year, Liu Xiu sent someone to bring his sister Liu Huang, sister Liu Boji, and his first wife Yin Lihua who lived in Nanyang to Zhending to reunite with Guo Shengtong. After the reunion, the Yin family discovered that Liu Yang had the intention to rebel. Liu Xiu moved his wife, sister and son to a secluded villa in the southwest mountainous area of ​​Neiqiu County to prevent any unexpected accidents. During the period when the four sisters lived in seclusion in the villa, they pretended to be village girls, fought bandits, became acting kings, built temples, killed rebels, eradicated violence, and stabilized the countryside, performing many thrilling, twists and sweet stories. After the capital Luoyang was pacified, they moved to the capital. When Guo Shengtong's sister-in-law walked out of the villa, the mountain people who came after hearing the news realized that the current queen, prince and princess lived here. The mountain people knelt down and worshiped on the ground, shouting "Long live the mountain." So later generations built a grandma's temple to commemorate her, and someone who cared about it on the rolling stone used by Queen Guo carved the words "Liu Xiu's third year" and it remains famous to this day.

The "Romances of China's Most Promising Emperors" series of books selects eight most promising emperors in Chinese history from the "Popular Romance of Chinese Dynasties" written by Mr. Cai Dongfan (based on the 1935 Huiwentang printed version, retaining the author's annotations) and compiles them into a book. This series of books has both historical and literary qualities. It "takes official history as the basis and strives for certainty; it uses anecdotes as the weft and does not make false accusations." Readers can not only read history but also appreciate legendary stories, which is the best of both worlds. This book is one of them. This book tells the life of Genghis Khan, Taizu of the Yuan Dynasty, including his childhood experiences, the war of the Thirteen Wings, the unification of the tribes, the rise and expansion, the enfeoffment of households, the model of Khwarazm and his death. Temujin was one of the greatest organizers and military strategists in history. His glorious achievements in politics and on the battlefield were few that could match him before the twentieth century.

The "Romances of China's Most Promising Emperors" series of books selects eight most promising emperors in Chinese history from the "Popular Romance of Chinese Dynasties" written by Mr. Cai Dongfan (based on the 1935 Huiwentang printed version, retaining the author's annotations) and compiles them into a book. This series of books has both historical and literary qualities. It "takes official history as the basis and strives for certainty; it uses anecdotes as the weft and does not make false accusations." Readers can not only read history but also appreciate legendary stories, which is the best of both worlds. This book is one of them, with a total of twenty-three chapters. It tells the life of Emperor Taizong Li Shimin of the Tang Dynasty, from his father and son's revolt, stationing in Chang'an, the domination of the Tang Dynasty, the rule of Zhenguan, the emperor's education of his son, and his death due to illness. Taizong Li Shimin is well known for the establishment of the Tang Empire. He successfully obtained the throne despite weak opposition and initiated the rule of Zhenguan.

The "Romances of China's Most Promising Emperors" series of books selects eight most promising emperors in Chinese history from the "Popular Romance of Chinese Dynasties" written by Mr. Cai Dongfan (based on the 1935 Huiwentang printed version, retaining the author's annotations) and compiles them into a book. This series of books has both historical and literary qualities. It "takes official history as the basis and strives for certainty; it uses anecdotes as the weft and does not make false accusations." Readers can not only read history but also appreciate legendary stories, which is the best of both worlds. This book is one of them, with a total of twenty-two chapters. It tells the story of the young hero Liu Che, the Han Dynasty Emperor Liu Che, in the prosperous era of Hanwu, including his early experiences, his domination of the world, the disaster of witchcraft, Luntai sinner, Tuogu Huoguang and other histories. Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty ushered in the most prosperous period of the Western Han Dynasty and was the first development peak of China's feudal dynasty. His governance made the Han Dynasty the most powerful country in the world at that time. His achievements had a profound impact on the course of Chinese history and the subsequent development of the Western Han Dynasty.

Xiang Yu had great courage, great love, great successes and great failures in his life. He swallowed mountains and rivers with great power and dominated the world. Sima Qian dedicated a chapter to him in "Historical Records", and Li Qingzhao even called him a "hero". This book uses Xiang Yu's life deeds as clues, complete the story, and boldly fictionalizes it. It successfully creates the image of Xiang Yu as an indomitable hero in human history, affirms his decisive role in overthrowing the Qin Dynasty, and his ability and courage to defy all enemies on the battlefield. At the same time, through the description of his relationship with two women, it shows that the more heroic Xiang Yu is, the more he values ​​love and righteousness, and he is worthy of being called the "Sage of Love" through the ages. Xiang Yu's story inspires people that as long as they have courage, ambition, and the courage to fight, they can achieve great things.

The "Romances of China's Most Promising Emperors" series of books selects eight most promising emperors in Chinese history from the "Popular Romance of Chinese Dynasties" written by Mr. Cai Dongfan (based on the 1935 Huiwentang printed version, retaining the author's annotations) and compiles them into a book. This series of books has both historical and literary qualities. It "takes official history as the basis and strives for certainty; it uses anecdotes as the weft and does not make false accusations." Readers can not only read history but also appreciate legendary stories, which is the best of both worlds. This book is one of them, recreating a real and vivid Emperor Kangxi in history for readers.

The "Romances of China's Most Promising Emperors" series of books selects eight most promising emperors in Chinese history from the "Popular Romance of Chinese Dynasties" written by Mr. Cai Dongfan (based on the 1935 Huiwentang printed version, retaining the author's annotations) and compiles them into a book. This series of books has both historical and literary qualities. It "takes official history as the basis and strives for certainty; it uses anecdotes as the weft and does not make false accusations." Readers can not only read history but also appreciate legendary stories, which is the best of both worlds. This book is one of them. It tells the life of Song Taizu Zhao Kuangyin, the terminator of the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms and the pioneer of the Song Dynasty, including his many military exploits, the Chenqiao mutiny, the capture of Jinghu, the defeat of Houshu, the pacification of Jiangnan, and his mysterious death. The greatest contribution and achievement of Song Taizu Zhao Kuangyin's life was to restore the unification of China and end the 200 years of feudal separatism and warlord wars since the Anshi Rebellion. He was an important figure in Chinese history who connected the past and the future.

The "Romances of China's Most Promising Emperors" series of books selects eight most promising emperors in Chinese history from the "Popular Romance of Chinese Dynasties" written by Mr. Cai Dongfan (based on the 1935 Huiwentang printed version, retaining the author's annotations) and compiles them into a book. This book is part of a series with a total of thirty chapters. It mainly tells the life of Liu Bang, the commoner emperor and the great ancestor of the Han Dynasty, including his early experiences, the rise of troops in Peixian County, entering the Pass to destroy the Qin Dynasty, enfeoffing the Han king, the Chu-Han conflict, ascending the throne and proclaiming himself emperor, and his death. Liu Bang won the world and established the Han Dynasty with a commoner's body and a three-foot sword. He defeated Xiang Yu with a benevolent heart and founded the extremely prosperous Han Dynasty in ancient China. This book is both historical and literary. It "takes official history as the basis and strives for certainty; it uses anecdotes as the weft and does not make false accusations." Readers can not only read history but also appreciate legendary stories, which is the best of both worlds.

The "Romances of China's Most Promising Emperors" series of books selects eight most promising emperors in Chinese history from the "Popular Romance of Chinese Dynasties" written by Mr. Cai Dongfan (based on the 1935 Huiwentang printed version, retaining the author's annotations) and compiles them into a book. This series of books has both historical and literary qualities. It "takes official history as the basis and strives for certainty; it uses anecdotes as the weft and does not make false accusations." Readers can not only read history but also appreciate legendary stories, which is the best of both worlds. This book is one of them. It tells the life of Zhu Yuanzhang, the founder of the Ming Dynasty, including his birth as a commoner, the struggle against the Yuan Dynasty, the unification of Jiangnan, the establishment of the Ming Dynasty, the rule of Hongwu, and his death due to labor. Zhu Yuanzhang expelled the barbarians, eliminated the rebellion, saved the Han nation, pacified the world, restored China, and established the Ming Dynasty.

The "Romances of China's Most Promising Emperors" series of books selects eight most promising emperors in Chinese history from the "Popular Romance of Chinese Dynasties" written by Mr. Cai Dongfan (based on the 1935 Huiwentang printed version, retaining the author's annotations) and compiles them into a book. This series of books has both historical and literary qualities. It "takes official history as the basis and strives for certainty; it uses anecdotes as the weft and does not make false accusations." Readers can not only read history but also appreciate legendary stories, which is the best of both worlds. This book is one of them, with a total of twenty-two chapters. It tells the life of Liu Xiu, the founding emperor of the Eastern Han Dynasty, Guangwu Emperor, including the army in Chung Ling, his ascension to the throne and the unification of the world, and his death. At the end of Xinmang, the country fell apart and the world was in chaos. Liu Xiu, a commoner but with blood from the previous dynasty, took advantage of the situation in his hometown to raise troops and established the "Eastern Han Dynasty". Liu Xiu reigned for thirty-three years. He promoted Confucianism and promoted integrity. The Eastern Han Dynasty was also praised by later historians as the era of "the most beautiful customs and the most prosperous Confucianism" in Chinese history.

All the general trends in the world will divide if they are together for a long time, and they will unite if they are divided for a long time. "The Romance of the Three Kingdoms", which is popular and has many heroes, ended with the majestic chapter of "The Return of the Three Kingdoms to Jin". However, few people know the history after the "Return to Jin" and the general trends of division and reunification. A history of confrontation between the Han people and the barbarians, an era intertwined with blood and fire, a poem with trumpets resonating with the sound of bells, how did it all begin and how did it end? This book uses historical events as the backbone, historical figures as clues, and uses relaxed and humorous writing to tell the history of the heroic disputes between the Sixteen Kingdoms one and a half centuries after the Three Kingdoms.

After the "poisonous salt water" incident at the Jingzu Gong Festival that shocked the whole country occurred in Zhongxian County, Chongqing, the Kuomintang Party Headquarters held an emergency meeting to conduct a thorough investigation into the incident and tightened the management and monopoly of the "salt industry." At the same time, the Communist Party in northern Shaanxi was in short supply of salt and urgently needed Li Tiancheng to transfer salt from the Zhong County Salt Factory to maintain battlefield supplies. Li Tiancheng's secret "salt transportation" operation attracted the attention of Japanese spies. The Japanese spies planned to use this "salt transportation" operation to trigger an internal struggle within the Kuomintang, thereby implementing the "515 Top Secret Plan" to limit the strategic use of salt by the Kuomintang and the Communist Party. During an operation by a Japanese spy, the "515 Top Secret Plan" was suddenly exposed. The cooperation between the Kuomintang and the Communist Party to capture Japanese spies has also begun...

"West Lake II Collection" is a collection of short Pinghua novels from the Ming Dynasty. It was probably published in the Chongji period of the late Ming Dynasty. The book has a total of thirty-four volumes, including thirty-four Pinghua chapters, all of which tell stories that happened on the West Lake. This book strongly reflects the society of the late Ming Dynasty: political corruption, officials committing evil acts, and people living in dire straits. It also reflects some of the customs and habits of the time. "West Lake Episode 2 (4)" mainly tells the story of the scholar Xu Zhen who went to Chang'an to take the exam during the Yuanhe period of the Tang Dynasty. Xu Zhen, who was drunk with friends, fell asleep on the horse and fell off. By chance, I came to Li Yuanwai's house and was lucky enough to marry Li Yuanwai's children. Yang Lianfu, the first talented man in the Yuan Dynasty, saw a golden carp being caught while traveling one day, so he bought it and released it. Later, the Sea Dragon King came to repay his kindness, and other stories.

"West Lake II Collection" is a collection of short Pinghua novels from the Ming Dynasty. It was probably published in the Chongji period of the late Ming Dynasty. The book has a total of thirty-four volumes, including thirty-four Pinghua chapters, all of which tell stories that happened on the West Lake. This book strongly reflects the society of the late Ming Dynasty: political corruption, officials committing evil acts, and people living in dire straits. It also reflects some of the customs and habits of the time. "West Lake Episode 2 (3)" mainly tells the story of Wei Gu, a native of the Tang Dynasty who lost his parents when he was young and wanted to marry a wife early, but failed everywhere. Until the fourteenth year, Wei Gu took advantage of his father's influence to participate in the state army. Wang Tai, the governor, ordered Wei Gu to take charge of Sihu. Wei Gu was so talented that Wang Tai married his daughter to him; Liu Bowen recommended Zhu Liangzu, and so on.

"West Lake II Collection" is a collection of short Pinghua novels from the Ming Dynasty. It was probably published in the Chongji period of the late Ming Dynasty. The book has a total of thirty-four volumes, including thirty-four Pinghua chapters, all of which tell stories that happened on the West Lake. This book strongly reflects the society of the late Ming Dynasty: political corruption, officials committing evil acts, and people living in dire straits. It also reflects some of the customs and habits of the time. "West Lake Episode 2 (1)" mainly tells the story of Qian Liu, who has been prone to ordinary people since birth and gradually became the king of Wuyue, Zhen Longyou was appreciated by Emperor Xiaozong for his talent, Zhao Xiong passed the imperial examination, Li Fengniang killed her husband Qishi due to jealousy, and Yao Bohua was filial.

"Combined Biography of Xia and Shang", also known as "Unofficial History of Xia and Shang", is a romance-type historical novel in the Ming and Qing Dynasties. "The Combined Biography of Xia and Shang (2)" tells the story of the death of the Xia king and the succession of Kong Jia to the throne. Before the death of the dead king was over, Kong Jia began to drink and eat meat, choose more concubines, have fun day and night, indulge in wine and sex, and ignore political affairs. Kong Jia's various actions caused the rebellion of the people and the decline of the country's fortunes. By the time of Xia Jie, the Shang princes became increasingly dissatisfied with his rule and wanted to rebel. Later, the Xia Dynasty was finally destroyed and the Shang Dynasty was established.

Liang Sheng went to Mr. Liu to look for Menglan, but he didn't know it and was very sad. Liu Gong advised him to marry his niece. Liang Sheng married Meng Hui. On the second day of the wedding, Menglan, whom Liang Sheng had longed for, also appeared. It turns out that Menglan was staying in Duke Liu's mansion, and she devised this cunning plan, firstly to test Liang Sheng's true feelings for her, and secondly, to accomplish the girl's good deeds. Liang Sheng was really happy to have two wives at once. Later, Liang Sheng also obtained academic status, and the couple lived happily.

Lai Benchu ​​designed it for Luan Yun and wanted to steal his bride. Miss Menglan and Qian Nuo fled together. Just when the master and servant were desperate, they met Liu Taishou of Xiangzhou who had been relieved of his duties and returned to his fields. Duke Liu took her in and adopted her as his adopted daughter. And learned from his mouth that his future husband is his favorite young man Liang Dongcai. Due to the imperial court's order, Liu Gong took Miss Menglan to Beijing after making a secret signal. Liang Sheng heard that Menglan had left and pursued her all the way. On the way, Liang Sheng was caught by the soldiers and pulled for sex. Fortunately, he was rescued by Xue Shangwen, who surrendered to the army. Shangwen heard about Liang Sheng's experience and sent someone to help him find Miss Menglan. Luan Yun and Lai Benchu ​​paid homage to Yang Fugong. Luan Yun changed his name to "Yang Dong" and Lai Benchu ​​changed his name to "Yang Zi". The two came up with a poisonous plan to seize half of the brocade from Miss Mengyun for Yang Fugong. After seeing the code left by Mr. Liu, Liang Sheng rushed to the capital and finally married Miss Menglan.

This book tells the story of the fall of the Southern Song Dynasty, the invasion of the Central Plains by the Yuan army, the traitorous traitor Si Dao in pursuit of glory, and the bravery of Wen Tianxiang and other loyal ministers to resist the Yuan Dynasty. The book focuses on portraying the image of a traitor like Tao. He is a foreign relative who specializes in government affairs, manipulates power, is dissolute and shameless, secretly colludes with Yuan Meng, and finally ends up with a lot of evil. The novel is loyal to historical facts and combines the strengths of historical storytelling and chivalry. It is full of emotions, vigorous writing, and vigorous. There are a total of 27 chapters in the book, but the story is not finished and seems to be incomplete.

"West Lake II Collection" is a collection of short Pinghua novels from the Ming Dynasty. It was probably published in the Chongji period of the late Ming Dynasty. The book has a total of thirty-four volumes, including thirty-four Pinghua chapters, all of which tell stories that happened on the West Lake. This book strongly reflects the society of the late Ming Dynasty: political corruption, officials committing evil acts, and people living in dire straits. It also reflects some of the customs and habits of the time. "West Lake Episode 2 (Part 2)" mainly tells the story of Wei Dan saving the turtle and the turtle repaying his kindness; Han Huang was powerful and wanted to dominate one side, but later Li Shun changed his mind and devoted himself to the country; Xu Junbao and Jin Shuzhen were a couple, and they were deeply in love. Later, when the Yuan soldiers rebelled, Jin Shuzhen drowned and died, Xu Junbao later followed his wife and drowned, and other stories.

This book tells the story of the fall of the Southern Song Dynasty, the invasion of the Central Plains by the Yuan army, the traitorous traitor Si Dao in pursuit of glory, and the bravery of Wen Tianxiang and other loyal ministers to resist the Yuan Dynasty. The book focuses on portraying the image of a traitor like Tao. He is a foreign relative who specializes in government affairs, manipulates power, is dissolute and shameless, secretly colludes with Yuan Meng, and finally ends up with a lot of evil. The novel is loyal to historical facts and combines the strengths of historical storytelling and chivalry. It is full of emotions, vigorous writing, and vigorous. There are a total of 27 chapters in the book, but the story is not finished and seems to be incomplete.

This book tells the story of the fall of the Southern Song Dynasty, the invasion of the Central Plains by the Yuan army, the traitorous traitor Si Dao in pursuit of glory, and the bravery of Wen Tianxiang and other loyal ministers to resist the Yuan Dynasty. The book focuses on portraying the image of a traitor like Tao. He is a foreign relative who specializes in government affairs, manipulates power, is dissolute and shameless, secretly colludes with Yuan Meng, and finally ends up with a lot of evil. The novel is loyal to historical facts and combines the strengths of historical storytelling and chivalry. It is full of emotions, vigorous writing, and vigorous. There are a total of 27 chapters in the book, but the story is not finished and seems to be incomplete.

"West Lake II Collection" is a collection of short Pinghua novels from the Ming Dynasty. It was probably published in the Chongji period of the late Ming Dynasty. The book has a total of thirty-four volumes, including thirty-four Pinghua chapters, all of which tell stories that happened on the West Lake. This book strongly reflects the society of the late Ming Dynasty: political corruption, officials committing evil acts, and people living in dire straits. It also reflects some of the customs and habits of the time. "West Lake Episode 2 (V)" mainly tells the story of Ma Ziran, a native of Qiantang, who likes reading, writing poems and writing articles. When he grew up, he also liked to learn magic from the gods. Losing parents early. He practiced immortal magic, killed demons, cured diseases and saved people, accumulated good karma, and later ascended to heaven riding a white dragon, and other stories.

"Combined Biography of Xia and Shang", also known as "Unofficial History of Xia and Shang", is a romance-type historical novel in the Ming and Qing Dynasties. "The Combined Biography of Xia and Shang Dynasties (1)" tells that King Yu was the great-great-grandson of the Yellow Emperor, his surname was Si, and he was the son of Gun. He is nine feet two inches long. Gun failed to control the floods, and Yu continued his father's legacy. Yu Shang's father responded to the emperor's order and went to control the flood. Yu Shi married the daughter of the Tushan family and had a son, Qi. After Yu was ordered to do so, he said goodbye to his wife and left home to control the floods. In the process of water control, I really went to heaven and earth. I saw monsters, killed monsters, and subdued monsters. I overcame many difficulties and went through hardships, and finally succeeded in water control. Emperor Shun ordered Yu to be the Great Sikong, the first of the nine officials. After Shun's death, Yu accepted Zen, listened to the people's wishes, and ascended the throne of Yangcheng. His capital was Anyi, and his country was named Xia.

"Combined Biography of Xia and Shang", also known as "Unofficial History of Xia and Shang", is a romance-type historical novel in the Ming and Qing Dynasties. "The Combined Biography of Xia and Shang (3)" tells the story of the Shang marquis' army arriving at the city and the fall of the Xia Kingdom. Lu Gui, who had escaped, soon came to fight with nine thousand troops. After many twists and turns, he was caught. Later, Lu Gui was released. In the middle of winter of that year, the princes of the world elected the Marquis of Shang to the throne of Heaven, and became the King of Tang. The Shang Dynasty passed into the hands of King Zhou, who was dissolute and dissolute. Because of Su Daji, everyone rebelled against their relatives. King Wu, with the help of Jiang Ziya and other capable generals, destroyed the Shang Dynasty.

"Nan Qi Shu" was originally called "Qi Shu". In the Song Dynasty, in order to distinguish it from "Bei Qi Shu" written by Li Baiyao, it was renamed "Nan Qi Shu". The whole book has sixty volumes, of which 59 are now available, including eight volumes of chronicles, eleven volumes of chronicles, and forty volumes of biographies. The lost volume was probably a preface containing examples of the writing and a table of contents. There are also missing texts in some biographies. This book describes the historical events of the Xiao Qi Dynasty in the Southern Dynasty from the first year of Jianyuan (479) of Emperor Gao of Qi to the second year of Zhongxing (502) of Emperor He of Qi, a total of twenty-three years. "Book of Nan Qi (Part 1)" contains eight and eleven volumes of this era. In addition to tracing the political activities of Xiao Daocheng in the late Liu Song Dynasty, the eight volumes of Emperor Chronicles mainly record the historical events of the 23 years of the Xiao Qi Dynasty (479-502). There are eight chapters and eleven volumes in the Zhi, some of which are inherited from the Liu Song Dynasty, and some are from the founding of the Xiao Qi Dynasty. The boundaries are obvious.

After Wang Yun recovered from his illness, Yang Ling wanted to invite Qian Lu to propose marriage. Wang Yun firmly disagreed with this marriage because he had already engaged two wives. Yang Ling was very angry, so Wang Yun decided to show up and resign. It turns out that Yang Ling's two daughters are Mengyun and Yingniang. Wang Yun doesn't know the truth, so Yang Ling decides to embarrass Wang Yun. After several twists and turns, Wang Yun finally married two beauties, Mengyun and Yingniang. The three of them lived a harmonious and happy life. Soon, Mengyun gave birth to her eldest son, Wang Shu, and Yingniang gave birth to her next son, Wang Dong. Qian Lu and Xiuzhu gave birth to a pair of daughters. Wang Yun and his wife made a marriage arrangement with Qian Lu. Wang Yun's sons were extremely intelligent and talented in literature, and both of them became high officials.

Wang Yun, who was observing filial piety at home, suddenly remembered Meng Yun's silk handkerchief one day. He searched everywhere but couldn't find it, and was very upset. Thinking that it might have been stolen, I decided to visit Zhejiang Province to find out its whereabouts. He came to Hangzhou and went to Zheng Mansion. One day, He Xia invited Wang Yun and Qian Lu to visit the West Lake together. It happened that Wu Bi was also visiting the West Lake. The group of people drank wine and wrote poems, and were very happy. Wu Bi admired Wang Yun very much and wanted him to be his brother-in-law. Wu Bi invited Wang Yun to the Wu Mansion to teach Wenlang. When Wang Yun arrived at the Wu Mansion, he accidentally met Miss Mengyun, and he missed her even more deeply. Later, Wang Yun had to say goodbye to Wu Mansion because he was going to take part in the autumn examination.

Emperor Hongzhi of the Ming Dynasty was ill and was getting heavier day by day. He was afraid that time was running out, so he summoned a group of ministers such as Liang Chu, Yang Tinghe, Liu Jian, and Xie Qian to serve as officials. Soon, the emperor died and the prince ascended the throne, changing the Yuan Dynasty to Zhengde. When the new emperor was young, the eunuch Liu Jin sent beauties to the emperor, allowing the emperor to indulge in wine and sex every day. Liu Jin was favored by the emperor and acted arbitrarily and do evil in the court. Seeing this situation, Liang Chu and other senior officials reported to the emperor and requested that Liu Jin be dealt with. Who would have thought that Liu Jin would fall into Liu Jin's way and he would die and be demoted. The imperial court ruled in darkness, with people rebelling internally and enemy soldiers taking advantage of the opportunity to invade the country. It was in the midst of internal and external troubles.

During the Dezong period of the Tang Dynasty, there was a local eunuch in Suzhou Prefecture in the south of the Yangtze River. The son he gave birth to was named Yun, whose surname is Qingni. He was very talented and learned a lot. Wang Yun doesn't like to make friends in a lively manner, so he can only keep reading. It was mid-spring and the flowers and willows were beautiful. Wang Yun went to Huqiu with his friends Zhang Lan and Wan He. A group of them came to Tiger Hill, enjoyed the scenery, drank wine and wrote poems. Wang Yun was anxious and went ashore to relieve himself. In a blink of an eye, he saw a large boat moored by the river, and a beautiful woman of fourteen or fifteen years old stepped out of it. Born with the beauty of heaven and country, Wang Yun felt fascinated. After a while, the ship left. Wang Yun failed to meet the beauty, so he had no choice but to go back dejectedly. Later, the Queen Mother went to Tianzhu to fulfill her vow and to see Wang Yun's aunt, and Wang Yun accompanied her all the way. A group of them came to Wulin Zheng Mansion. Unexpectedly, the beauty I saw before was Miss Mengyun, the daughter of the Wu family here. Wang Yun got acquainted with Xiucui, Miss Mengyun's maid, and wanted to get to know Miss Mengyun through him. Unexpectedly, Xiucui fell in love with Wang Yun and had an affair with him.

"The Later History of Zen" is a sequel to "The History of Zen", with sixty chapters, describing the court politics, military wars, and social life dynamics during the Zhenguan period of the Tang Dynasty. In the late Zhenguan years of the Tang Dynasty, God ordered Xue Ju, who had become an immortal, to come down to earth and be born as a human in Luxi Prefecture, named Qu Yan, in order to eliminate riots in the world and destroy the atmosphere of demons. Under the guidance of the immortal monk Qu Yan Jing, he has mastered the Five Classics and is skilled in martial arts. When he grew older, he killed strange monks, punished rape and evil, subdued demons and demons, and finally retreated bravely. He practiced with the immortal monk Lin Danran, escaped into Zen, became a Buddha and ascended to heaven.

"The Later History of Zen" describes the court politics, military wars, and social life dynamics during the Zhenguan period of the Tang Dynasty. It is a continuation of "The History of Zen Zhenyi" with sixty chapters. The whole book succeeds "The History of Zen Zhenyi" and writes about the last years of Zhenguan in the Tang Dynasty. Under the guidance of the immortal monk Qu Yan Jing, he has mastered the Five Classics and is skilled in martial arts. When he grew older, he killed strange monks, punished rape and evil, subdued demons and demons, and finally retreated bravely. He practiced with the immortal monk Lin Danran, escaped into Zen, became a Buddha and ascended to heaven.

This book is a classic of ancient Chinese heroic romance novels. It mainly tells the story of Yue Fei, the famous anti-Jin Dynasty general in the Southern Song Dynasty, who grew up from a poor family to a famous general, served the country with loyalty, and later died unjustly. The main theme of the book adheres to the idea of ​​loyalty to the emperor and patriotism that has lasted for hundreds of years since the Song Dynasty. It enthusiastically praises the patriotic spirit of Yue Fei and his generals for resisting the enemy and protecting the country, and denounces the shameless behavior of Qin Hui and other powerful traitors who surrendered and betrayed the country and harmed the loyal. The image of Yue Fei epitomizes this idea. He first showed his prowess in martial arts, his mother-in-law tattooed and swore to serve the country, he visited the enemy camp alone to save his friends with wisdom and bravery, subdued the mountain bandits and water bandits to strengthen the anti-golden team, repeatedly defeated the enemy and defeated the gold thieves in a row, the treacherous minister was framed and killed in the Fengbo Pavilion, and the Yue clan was defeated and the injustice was done... The stories of each scene are hearty to read, making people applaud and sigh. In the end, Yue Fei was falsely accused by Qin Hui and imprisoned. Driven by the idea of ​​loyalty to the emperor, he not only gave his own life, but also had Yue Yun and Zhang Xian murdered at the same place. The most impressive person in the book is Niu Gao. He is upright and honest, brave and reckless, a reckless hero like Li Kui; and he always turns disaster into good luck, and is a lucky general. This unique character is deeply loved by people. The author drew on popular folk stories and wrote them into the book to make the book more eye-catching, such as "The King of Liang was picked up with a gun", "The mother-in-law tattooed", "Gao Chong picked up the pulley", "Liang Hongyu beat the drum to fight at Jinshan", "Wang Zuo broke his arm", "Niu Gao pulled the decree", etc., Are all popular stories.

This book is a classic of ancient Chinese heroic romance novels. It mainly tells the story of Yue Fei, the famous anti-Jin Dynasty general in the Southern Song Dynasty, who grew up from a poor family to a famous general, served the country with loyalty, and later died unjustly. The main theme of the book adheres to the idea of ​​loyalty to the emperor and patriotism that has lasted for hundreds of years since the Song Dynasty. It enthusiastically praises the patriotic spirit of Yue Fei and his generals for resisting the enemy and protecting the country, and denounces the shameless behavior of Qin Hui and other powerful traitors who surrendered and betrayed the country and harmed the loyal. The image of Yue Fei epitomizes this idea. He first showed his prowess in martial arts, his mother-in-law tattooed and swore to serve the country, he visited the enemy camp alone to save his friends with wisdom and bravery, subdued the mountain bandits and water bandits to strengthen the anti-golden team, repeatedly defeated the enemy and defeated the gold thieves in a row, the treacherous minister was framed and killed in the Fengbo Pavilion, and the Yue clan was defeated and the injustice was done... The stories of each scene are hearty to read, making people applaud and sigh. The author drew on popular folk stories and wrote them into the book to make the book more eye-catching, such as "The King of Liang was picked up with a gun", "The mother-in-law tattooed", "Gao Chong picked up the pulley", "Liang Hongyu beat the drum to fight at Jinshan", "Wang Zuo broke his arm", "Niu Gao pulled the decree", etc., Are all popular stories. The most impressive person in the book is Niu Gao. He is upright and honest, brave and reckless, a reckless hero like Li Kui; and he always turns disaster into good luck, and is a lucky general. This unique character is deeply loved by people. This book is a classic of ancient Chinese heroic romance novels. It mainly tells the story of Yue Fei, the famous anti-Jin Dynasty general in the Southern Song Dynasty, who grew up from a poor family to a famous general, served the country with loyalty, and later died unjustly. The main theme of the book adheres to the idea of ​​loyalty to the emperor and patriotism that has lasted for hundreds of years since the Song Dynasty. It enthusiastically praises the patriotic spirit of Yue Fei and his generals for resisting the enemy and protecting the country, and denounces the shameless behavior of Qin Hui and other powerful traitors who surrendered and betrayed the country and harmed the loyal. The image of Yue Fei epitomizes this idea. He first showed his prowess in martial arts, his mother-in-law tattooed and swore to serve the country, he visited the enemy camp alone to save his friends with wisdom and bravery, subdued the mountain bandits and water bandits to strengthen the anti-golden team, repeatedly defeated the enemy and defeated the gold thieves in a row, the treacherous minister was framed and killed in the Fengbo Pavilion, and the Yue clan was defeated and the injustice was done... The stories of each scene are hearty to read, making people applaud and sigh. The author drew on popular folk stories and wrote them into the book to make the book more eye-catching, such as "The King of Liang was picked up with a gun", "The mother-in-law tattooed", "Gao Chong picked up the pulley", "Liang Hongyu beat the drum to fight at Jinshan", "Wang Zuo broke his arm", "Niu Gao pulled the decree", etc., Are all popular stories. The most impressive person in the book is Niu Gao. He is upright and honest, brave and reckless, a reckless hero like Li Kui; and he always turns disaster into good luck, and is a lucky general. This unique character is deeply loved by people.

This book is a novel about talented men and beauties, but the themes of praising loyalty and justice and condemning traitors and evil run through it, making the work contain certain social and political content in addition to the love story. It tells the story of Su Ruolan's hand-woven "Palmendum Xuanji Picture", which was originally a palace object that Wu Zetian loved, but later spread among the people. Half of it was acquired by Liang Xiaolian of Xiangzhou. Dongcai, the son of Liang Xiaolian, vowed to marry a talented girl. Sang Menglan, who holds the other half, claims to be a talented girl. The thoughts in her heart are very similar. The talented man and the beautiful woman meet each other, and they get engaged as they wish. Then the plot twists and a storm breaks out. Luan Yun wants to rob her, and Meng Lan escapes overnight, only to meet again after the disaster. In addition to the stories of talented men and beautiful women, the "Hejin palindrome" is an important prop. As a kind of word game, it expresses the elegance and profound culture of the ancients' study, which can be seen at a glance.

Zhou Yong wants to go to Jiangnan, which touches the young master's past feelings, and he also wants to go to Jiangnan. Zhou Yong tried to dissuade him in every possible way, but the young master pretended to give up the idea. After Zhou Yong and others set off, the young master disguised himself as a merchant to catch up with the prospect and ordered Zhou Yong to escort them. The young master called himself Huang Lun. Accompanied by Zhou Yong and other people, he came straight to the south of the Yangtze River. One day I came to Yangzhou and stayed at Lu Yuan's maternal home. This member of Lu was encountering trouble. His daughter Cui'e was already betrothed to someone else. Unexpectedly, the villain Tang Zong saw her beauty, so he ordered the marriage, and he was going to snatch his daughter away tonight. How could the young master and Zhou Yong tolerate such things? They immediately wrote a letter to Luo Zhaohui, the prefect of Yangzhou. Luo Zhaohui led his troops to deal with the evildoer. The young master and Zhou Yong, the master and servant, continued to go south and encountered other things along the way, but they solved them one by one.

"Songyin Manglu", also known as "Stories from a Chinese Studio", is a collection of short stories in classical Chinese that was popular in modern times. The author is Wang Tao, a famous early reformist in my country. "Songyin Manglu" is a work in which he recalls the shocking and embarrassing things he has seen and heard in the past thirty years, and uses it to express his daily complaints and frustrations. The content of the book is quite extensive, and the writing is similar to that of "Liao Zhai". The plot is euphemistic and tortuous, and the description is vivid and delicate.

This book is a history of the creation and practice of the wisdom of the Chinese people. It was first compiled in the sixth year of Tianqi in the Ming Dynasty (1626). The book collects more than a thousand wisdom stories from the pre-Qin Dynasty to the Ming Dynasty, and is divided into ten parts and twenty-eight volumes according to the content. Most of the stories in the book are true and vivid, ranging from politicians' foresight and foresight to govern the country and the world, to military strategists strategizing and defeating the enemy, to civilians running their homes and solving problems, and women and children's wisdom being all-encompassing. They are the crystallization of the wisdom of the Chinese nation.

This book is a novel about a talented man and a beautiful lady. It tells the story of Su Ruolan's hand-woven "Palmendum Xuanji", which was originally a palace object that Wu Zetian loved, but later spread to the people. Half of it was acquired by Liang Xiaolian of Xiangzhou. Dongcai, the son of Liang Xiaolian, vowed to marry a talented girl. Sang Menglan, who holds the other half, claims to be a talented girl. The thoughts in her heart are very similar. The talented man and the beautiful woman meet each other, and they get engaged as they wish. Then the plot twists and a storm breaks out. Luan Yun wants to rob her, and Meng Lan escapes overnight, only to meet again after the disaster. Among the nine twists and turns of the love story, the daily life, social interactions and aesthetic tastes of Chinese literati are revealed. At the same time, the storyline in the book is ever-changing, the structure of the novel is exquisite and detailed, and the text is popular and smooth, making it unique in art.