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"Popular Romance of Northern and Southern History" is one of the series of books "Popular Romance of Cai Dongfan Dynasties". It describes the split and confrontation situation during the 170 years of the Southern and Northern Dynasties when "rebellious ministers and traitors filled the world". Following the old example of Li Yanshou of the Tang Dynasty, Song, Qi, Liang, and Chen were classified as Southern History, and Wei, Qi, Zhou, and Sui were Northern History. The writing is a parallel narration of the history of the north and the south, without praising the emperors or omitting the shining points of the little people. The content is rich, the discussion is objective, and the comments and annotations are particularly interesting. It can be called a classic of popular history.

"Popular Romance of the Republic of China" is one of the series of books "Popular Romance of Cai Dongfan's Past Dynasties". It narrates the historical events of more than ten years from the establishment of the Republic of China to 1924 when Sun Yat-sen pledged to fight for the Northern Expedition, including the Revolution of 1911, Yuan Shikai's proclaimed emperor, Cai E's attack on Yuan, Zhang Xun's restoration, the May Fourth Movement, Sun Yat-sen's reorganization of the Kuomintang and other major historical events. The last forty chapters were continued by Xu Genfu, which also continued the characteristics of Cai's work. The book is rich in content and has detailed narratives. It "borrows the genre of the Shuo Department to write about the contemporary situation". It is an essential reading for understanding the history of the early Republic of China.

"Popular Romance of Qing History" is one of the series of books "Popular Romance of Cai Dongfan's Past Dynasties", which tells the history of the Qing Dynasty from the founding of Manchuria to the Revolution of 1911 for nearly three hundred years. The author summarizes the lessons and laws of history from the chaos, rise and fall, praises virtuous ministers, famous generals, and national heroes, and lashes out at the arrogance and mediocrity of rulers. While telling history, the author also expressed his deep worries and deep expectations for the future of the nation and country, and expressed his own progressive thoughts. "Popular Romance of Qing History" focuses on the authentic history and collects unconventional history. It draws materials carefully, discusses methodically, uses elegant and clean language, and combines both theory and interest. It can be regarded as a classic of popular history and an introductory book for understanding the history of the Qing Dynasty.

"Popular Romance of Song History" is one of the series of books "Popular Romance of Cai Dongfan Dynasties". It narrates the history of the Song Dynasty from its founding to its demise during the 320 years of the Song Dynasty and its 18 emperors. The author draws extensively from official history and occasionally from officials and wild officials, and his narrative is plain, smooth, and methodical. He makes self-evaluations and notes, and his language is humorous and full of both emotion and reason. The author's true temperament can be seen in the text. Reading through this book, it is like a historical picture of the Song Dynasty slowly unfolding before your eyes. Sometimes it is a fierce battle, sometimes it is gentle and affectionate, sometimes it is a dispute between countries, sometimes it is a game of loyalty and traitor... It makes people dizzy and full of emotions. If you are interested in the history of the Song Dynasty, then "Popular Romance of the History of the Song Dynasty" is your first choice for introductory popular reading.

"Popular Romance of Yuan History" is one of the series of books "Popular Romance of Cai Dongfan Dynasties". It describes the ups and downs and exciting history of the Yuan Dynasty for nearly 100 years, and can be regarded as a classic of popular history. The book draws its material carefully, mainly focusing on historical facts and supplementing unofficial historical records. It is an introductory book for understanding the history of the Yuan Dynasty.

In the early years of the Tang Dynasty, the battles among the kings intensified. The prince recruited Wei Zheng and frequently devised clever schemes to consolidate his position as heir apparent. King Qin made a secret plan and peeked into the East Palace. The king of Qi has attached himself to the crown prince, but his true intentions are hard to guess. The emperor reconciled left and right to prevent the kings from killing each other. At the same time, Empress Xiao fled to the Turks after her death in the Sui Dynasty. Together with Princess Yicheng of the Sui Dynasty, she led the Turkic army to invade the south, intending to destroy the Tang Dynasty and restore the Sui Dynasty. Suddenly, many forces came on stage one after another, kicking off the Xuanwu Gate mutiny.

The King of Qin returned victoriously, only to find that his military exploits had become a burden. Prince Li Jiancheng relied on Wei Zheng to gradually take control of the situation, and he was just a stone's throw away from the throne, but the last step was often the most difficult. King Qi actively planned and tried to complete the impossible task. Emperor Li Yuan of the Tang Dynasty reconciled and fell into a dilemma of indecision. The situation in Chang'an is at stake, and the Turks are also in danger. The feud between the Turkic Khans has become established, and Empress Xiao Yicheng has his own agenda. Mixed with desire and instinct, everyone inevitably rushes towards the final outcome.

This book is a popular romance of the Republic of China, "Cai Dongfan Talks about the History of China", with a total of 160 chapters in the first, middle and second volumes. From the Revolution of 1911 and Yuan's proclaiming the emperor, to Cai E's rebellion against Yuan and Zhang Xun's restoration, to the May Fourth Movement and Sun Yat-sen's reorganization of the Kuomintang, it wonderfully interprets the historical events of more than ten years from the establishment of the Republic of China to 1924, when Sun Yat-sen pledged to fight for the Northern Expedition. The author draws extensively from official history, occasionally from officials and wild officials, and his narrative is plain, smooth, and methodical; he makes self-evaluations and annotations, and his language is humorous and both reasonable and reasonable. The last forty chapters were continued by Xu Genfu, which also continued the characteristics of Cai Dongfan's writings. Reading through this book, it is like a historical picture of the early years of the Republic of China slowly unfolding in front of you. Sometimes it is a fierce battle, sometimes it is gentle and affectionate, sometimes it is a dispute between warlords, sometimes it is a game of loyalty and traitor... It makes people dizzy and full of emotions.

This book is a popular romance of the Republic of China, "Cai Dongfan Talks about the History of China", with a total of 160 chapters in the first, middle and second volumes. From the Revolution of 1911 and Yuan's proclaiming the emperor, to Cai E's rebellion against Yuan and Zhang Xun's restoration, to the May Fourth Movement and Sun Yat-sen's reorganization of the Kuomintang, it wonderfully interprets the historical events of more than ten years from the establishment of the Republic of China to 1924, when Sun Yat-sen pledged to fight for the Northern Expedition. The author draws extensively from official history, occasionally from officials and wild officials, and his narrative is plain, smooth, and methodical; he makes self-evaluations and annotations, and his language is humorous and both reasonable and reasonable. The last forty chapters were continued by Xu Genfu, which also continued the characteristics of Cai Dongfan's writings. Reading through this book, it is like a historical picture of the early years of the Republic of China slowly unfolding in front of you. Sometimes it is a fierce battle, sometimes it is gentle and affectionate, sometimes it is a dispute between warlords, sometimes it is a game of loyalty and traitor... It makes people dizzy and full of emotions.

This book exposes more than 400 photos from the Qing palace's secret collections, spanning the period from the late Qing Dynasty to the early Republic of China. It is supplemented by vivid descriptions of these images and an in-depth interpretation of the Qing palace's collection of photos. With vivid images and unique text, it shows people the Qing Dynasty in an all-round and three-dimensional way, or it can be said to be the reflection of the decline of the entire feudal society in the long history.

This book is a popular historical romance of the Qin and pre-Han Dynasty, "Cai Dongfan Talks about Chinese History", with a total of 100 chapters in two volumes. From the unification of China by Qin Shihuang, the conflict between Chu and Han, to the establishment of the Western Han Dynasty, the rule of Wenjing, to the chaos of the Seven Kingdoms, the prosperity of Han Dynasty, and finally the dictatorship of foreign relatives and the usurpation of the Han Dynasty by Wang Mang, it brilliantly interprets the rise and fall of the Qin and Han Dynasty in the past 270 years, and reproduces the historical picture of divisions, mergers, and chaos during this period. The author draws extensively from official history, occasionally from officials and wild officials, and his narrative is plain, smooth, and methodical; he makes self-evaluations and annotations, and his language is humorous and both reasonable and reasonable. Reading through this book, it is like a historical picture of the Qin and Han dynasties slowly unfolding in front of you. Sometimes it is a fierce battle, sometimes it is gentle and affectionate, sometimes it is a dispute between countries, sometimes it is a game of loyalty and traitor... It makes people dizzy and full of emotions.

This book is a popular historical romance of the Qin and pre-Han Dynasty, "Cai Dongfan Talks about Chinese History", with a total of 100 chapters in two volumes. From the unification of China by Qin Shihuang, the conflict between Chu and Han, to the establishment of the Western Han Dynasty, the rule of Wenjing, to the chaos of the Seven Kingdoms, the prosperity of Han Dynasty, and finally the dictatorship of foreign relatives and the usurpation of the Han Dynasty by Wang Mang, it brilliantly interprets the rise and fall of the Qin and Han Dynasty in the past 270 years, and reproduces the historical picture of divisions, mergers, and chaos during this period. The author draws extensively from official history, occasionally from officials and wild officials, and his narrative is plain, smooth, and methodical; he makes self-evaluations and annotations, and his language is humorous and both reasonable and reasonable. Reading through this book, it is like a historical picture of the Qin and Han dynasties slowly unfolding in front of you. Sometimes it is a fierce battle, sometimes it is gentle and affectionate, sometimes it is a dispute between countries, sometimes it is a game of loyalty and traitor... It makes people dizzy and full of emotions.

This book takes as clues the process of the Wannan Incident from January 4 to January 14, 1941, and is supported by real historical materials and historical details. It comprehensively reflects the true face of this historical event. At the same time, the book directly faces the contradiction between the leaders of the New Fourth Army, Xiang Ying and Shi Ting, without being ostentatious or pretentious. The book won the first prize of the East China Literary and Art Book Award in 1988 and the second Jin Guoce Book Gold Key Award. It has been a long-selling book since its publication.

The giant wheel of war left a deep mark on China's history in the first half of the 20th century. In the desperate struggle between light and darkness, rebirth and corruption, the Chinese people, represented by the Communist Party of China, finally won the victory. The ancient Chinese land was reborn in the baptism of blood and fire. This colorful, majestic and historical drama will provide people today with lessons and enlightenment about war, history, and the survival and development path of the Chinese nation. The Chinese Revolutionary Struggle Reportage Series strives to truly reflect all the major battles, battles, historical figures and events in this historical period, and to express the historical destiny and social changes of classes, nations and individuals in a profound way. The blend of grand war pictures, profound historical philosophy, all-round artistic perspective and magnificent and solemn beauty constitute the characteristics of this series of books.

The starting point of the modern Middle East problem was the collapse of the Ottoman Turkish Empire after World War I. Before World War I, almost the entire Middle East was under the wings of the Ottoman Empire. With the collapse of the empire, a series of Arab states were established. However, due to the political immaturity, economic imbalance, and frequent religious conflicts of the newly-established country, disputes have continued for nearly a hundred years. This book uses a wandering and research method to discuss the ins and outs of the centuries-old disputes in the Middle East. Taking the historical context as a guide, the book summarizes the Middle East issues into several major topics and divides them into chapters, interspersed with the author's on-site observations, and reproduces the centuries-old contradictions and conflicts in the Middle East in the form of stories.

"The Lost Empire of the Tang and Song Dynasties 3: Iron-Blooded Central Plains" is a wonderful novel that understands the twists and turns of the history of the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms and the various characters; an empire that is lost, torn apart, and withered industries; a history of troubled times and conflicts; Mr. Kui Wenge once again presents a masterpiece of historical interpretation, telling the wars and disputes of the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms between the prosperous Tang, Long and Song Dynasties, and spectacularly presenting a period of great historical changes.

"The Lost Empire of the Tang and Song Dynasties 2: Heroes of the Heroes" moves vertically and horizontally, narrates major events in the broad context, and reproduces the weight and vicissitudes of history; it interrogates the characters' choices in the great changes, and analyzes the wandering and perseverance of human nature between moral interests and life and death. The twists and turns of the story stimulate every nerve of the person; the ups and downs of the fate of the characters make people unable to help but sigh; the narrative style, both solemn and humorous, keeps readers entertained; the vivid and profound theories are thought-provoking and enlightening. Let us follow the author's unique writing style and walk into that exciting era together.

"The Lost Empire in the Tang and Song Dynasties 1: Precarious" is divided into five volumes: Precarious, Heroes Competing, Iron-Blooded Central Plains, Snow on Thousand Mountains, and Turning the Tide. It tells the historical story of the continuous transformation, reconstruction, and alienation of various social elements and energies after the collapse of the Tang Empire, which was at its peak. "The Lost Empire between the Tang and Song Dynasties 1: Precarious" has a magnificent background, ups and downs of the plot, twists and turns of the characters' fate, and vivid and humorous language.

In August 1644, the Qing government moved its capital to the Central Plains. In Hunchun, imperial guard An Chong'a rescued a Japanese shipwrecked businessman from the sword. According to the order, An Chong'a escorted them to Beijing with the army that moved the capital. The kings of the Ming and Tang Dynasties murdered Japanese people many times in order to achieve the plan of killing with borrowed knives. Tokugawa Keiko saves the day from danger many times, and the daughter-in-law plots a romantic love affair. Emperor Shunzhi issued an edict, ordering An Chong'a to escort Japanese guests back to China. Farewell, Tokugawa Keiko burst into tears. An Chong'a said in surprise, "Miss, I knew you were a spy..."

"The Hidden Emperor" is a long historical novel that deeply reveals the mystery of the disappearance of Zhu Yunwen, Emperor Jianwen of the Ming Dynasty. Throughout the history of Chinese emperors, no emperor has disappeared without a trace for later generations. Only the disappearance of Emperor Jianwen has become an eternal mystery. The author of "The Hidden Emperor" finally solved this ancient mystery after years of research. The novel was written from the time of Emperor Jianwen's boyhood until the emperor's immortal spirit finally disappeared in Sanqing Mountain. The work is divided into twenty-three chapters and consists of three parts. The first part describes the history of the imperial power struggle between Zhu Di and Emperor Jianwen; the second part reveals Emperor Jianwen's experience of hiding in the jungle of monks and Taoists after his escape; the third part deciphers the mysteries of how Emperor Jianwen fled to Sanqing Mountain in his later years, transformed into an abbot Taoist priest, built a Taoist mausoleum, and finally found his resting place. The language of the work is fluent, the story is suspenseful, and the plot is ups and downs. It is filled with the atmosphere of Taoism, Buddhism, Confucianism and hermit culture.

This book is based on historical facts, uses comic strips, and uses a large number of interesting narrative stories to tell the history of Lingwu City from the development of Mengtian County in the Qin and Han Dynasties to the construction of New Lingwu.

This book reflects the history of Ningxia for more than 100 years, including an overview of Ningxia's history, the evolution of Ningxia's administrative divisions, the activities of the Communist Party of China in Ningxia, Ma Hongkui's activities in Ningxia, the liberation of Ningxia, all Ningxia congresses, all Ningxia People's Congresses, all previous party and central leaders in Ningxia, and Ningxia's brilliant achievements in various fields such as industry, agriculture, transportation, and education.

The Library of Northern University for Nationalities was founded in 1984. In September 2004, on the occasion of the 20th anniversary of the founding of the school, the new library was completed and put into use. With a construction area of ​​24,961 square meters, it is a landmark building of the school and an ideal place for more than 20,000 teachers and students in the school to obtain learning resources. The library of Northern University for Nationalities has advanced equipment and a large scale, making it the largest library in the northwest. The content of this book is detailed and the text is easy to understand. Reading it will give readers a different experience.

This book is an introduction to Qingtongxia. Through reading, readers can learn more about Qingtongxia. It is also a good book on geography, economy, investment and tourism.

This book is a historical novel. The story takes place at the end of the Qing Dynasty and the beginning of the Republic of China. The Bai family went bankrupt due to opium smoking. His granddaughter Bai He hated opium deeply and was extremely dissatisfied with the warlords and gangsters who oppressed the common people, so she led A group of nuns fight against the strong, help the weak, rob the rich and give to the poor. They advocate "opposing the opium trade and not being the sick men of East Asia" and engage in a bloody fight with all forces. The relationships between the characters are complex and intertwined, and the plot has ups and downs. The story is also interspersed with the love between the heroine and her daughter, which enriches the character image and also demonstrates the enterprising spirit of the Chinese nation in its endless struggle to achieve national rejuvenation.

It is one of the Chinese historical romance series. In the form of storytelling, the footprints of the formation and development of the Chinese nation are vividly and truly reproduced. The chronology of this book begins with King Ping of Zhou moving eastward and ends with the establishment of the Qin Dynasty. This series of books is especially suitable for young readers.

The "Sanqing Hui" in Chengdu's acting community is the most important Sichuan Opera actor group. As an important intangible cultural heritage, Sichuan Opera has no full-length novel to describe its history and main characters. The book is based on Kang Zilin, a master of Sichuan Opera and known as the "Sage of Opera", Cao Heiwa, who is famous throughout Sichuan and known as "King Cao", and several famous actors who have made outstanding contributions to the formation and development of Sichuan Opera. They interpret their performances from the late Qing Dynasty to the Republic of China. The arduous beach life in the early years, the legendary experience of becoming famous, and the struggle against dark forces revealed the creation of the "Five Races Republic-style" artist group, and also showed their unusual emotional entanglements and unattainable drama.

In the vast ocean of life, is there an unchanging beacon? In the desert wilderness of career, is there a solid path? There are many shining names in the long history: Wang Xizhi, Su Shi, Li Shizhen, Confucius, Sima Qian... Among them are literary masters, medical masters, scientific leaders, and ideological giants... This book selects famous names in Chinese history. In the inspirational stories of people, not only can we deeply feel the hardships of celebrities, but we can also truly realize that when facing celebrities, there are so many shortcuts to be found, so many tricks to learn, and so many experiences to draw from.

It is one of the Chinese historical romance series. In the form of storytelling, the footprints of the formation and development of the Chinese nation are vividly and truly reproduced. The chronology of this book begins with the Wagang Army uprising at the end of the Sui Dynasty and ends with the fall of the Tang Dynasty. This series of books is especially suitable for young readers.

It is one of the Chinese historical romance series. In the form of storytelling, the footprints of the formation and development of the Chinese nation are vividly and truly reproduced. The chronology of this book begins with the Three Sovereigns and Five Emperors and ends with King Ping of Zhou moving eastward. This series of books is especially suitable for young readers.

The five thousand years of Chinese civilization have left behind many popular classic myths and stories. Nuwa creates human beings, carves boats and seeks swords, Su Wu shepherds sheep, beauty traps, weeping in a new pavilion, cutting off hair to replace the head, Mao Sui recommends himself... These stories travel through history, are passed down from generation to generation, and remain timeless. They highlight the traditional virtues of the Chinese nation and condense many principles and wisdom of life and work. At the same time, they are also a window to carry forward China's excellent traditional culture and reveal the complicated historical changes.

The historical development process of ancient Chinese society has always been intertwined with peace and war. This book selects important battles in Chinese history in the form of stories. In addition to telling the role they played at that time, it also pays more attention to people's performance in wars. It introduces readers to the wisdom, courage and talents displayed by our ancestors in these battles, to understand their political strategies and military ideas, and to understand the national integrity and patriotic sentiments they embodied and promoted in the war.

Ethics are an important part of traditional culture. The traditional ethics and morals of the Chinese nation are very rich in content, and those parts that embody national wisdom, reflect the interests of the people, and conform to the trend of progress have been continuously accumulated and sublimated in the course of history, and have become the traditional virtues of the Chinese nation. Chinese traditional virtues are the most vital spiritual core of Chinese culture, the basic principles for the survival and development of Chinese people from generation to generation, and the precious ideological support for the Chinese nation to stand on its own among the nations of the world. This book contains many stories that demonstrate integrity in Chinese history.

Reform was called bianfa in ancient China. Its origins can be traced back to the Legalist thought among hundreds of schools of thought in the pre-Qin period. From Shang Yang's reform in the Qin Dynasty to Emperor Xiaowen's reform in the Northern Wei Dynasty, from Wang Anshi's reform in the Northern Song Dynasty to Zhang Juzheng's reform in the Ming Dynasty, and then to the Reform Movement of 1898 in the late Qing Dynasty. Looking at ancient Chinese history, most of the successful reforms that truly brought development and future to the country occurred before the Sui and Tang Dynasties before Confucianism became hegemonic. However, when Confucianism became the era of academic hegemony, all reforms failed, and the fate of the reformers was tragic. The ancient Chinese reform stories collected in this book are records of those inspiring or tragic times.

In 2013, the United States' "New York Times" selected 46 "must-visit" world's best tourist destinations, and the Ningxia Sichuan River in the south of the Yangtze River ranked 20th. Why did Ningxia Sichuan become the world's best tourist destination, and where did the confidence come from for Jiangnan to win this crown? Let us walk into this green land together and savor it together.

Facing the trend of globalization, in order to enhance the cohesion and creativity of the Chinese nation, in understanding and interpreting Mr. Fei Xiaotong\

This book is one of the 57 volumes of the "Chinese National Culture Series". The Han nationality is introduced in detail from the aspects of national profile, material culture, folk culture, social culture, belief culture, contribution to the great motherland, spiritual temperament, cultural inheritance, inter-ethnic inheritance, inter-ethnic exchanges, cultural development vision, influential cultural figures, important contributions, etc. Each chapter is accompanied by exquisite pictures, both pictures and texts, making it a popular book for people to understand the Han people.

"Mighty Helan and Colorful Yinchuan (upper and lower)" profoundly explains the city image and cultural connotation of "Mighty Helan, Colorful Yinchuan", and comprehensively introduces the great economic, social and cultural achievements of Yinchuan City in the 50 years since the establishment of Ningxia Hui Autonomous Region. The first volume systematically displays Helan Mountain's natural landscape, historical events, historical sites, poems, prose and stories through four parts: love tales, poems, historical tales and legends, allowing people to deepen their understanding of it and admire its majestic righteousness and enterprising spirit. The second volume records the great achievements of Yinchuan's construction, changes in city appearance, model figures, people's customs and scenery from multiple angles through the four parts of Yinchuan's style, style, customs and scenery. It allows people to understand the rapid progress of society and at the same time rationally discover the city's inclusive, inclusive, cultural character and hard work, unity and hard work of the times.

This book tells history through stories, describing the social changes, national traditions, historical evolution and cultural inheritance of Tongxin County.

This book describes the regional culture and social customs and characteristics of Pingluo County. The content includes historical roots, mountain relics, iron-blooded loyalty and bravery, ancient scholarship, characters, folk customs, abundant special products, fragrant food, ancient and modern poems, inscriptions on stele, folklore, etc.

This book introduces the relevant situation of Jiangtaibao's rendezvous, including: historical review, historical factual research, construction of signs, and inscriptions.

Zeng Guofan, the most influential figure in China's late Qing Dynasty, is known as "the most famous minister of the ZTE" and "the most perfect man in China through the ages"; Hu Xueyan, a once-in-a-century business wizard in China's late Qing Dynasty, a "red-top businessman" with unparalleled wealth, is nicknamed the "God of Wealth of the Qing Dynasty"; Li Ka-shing, the most successful and outstanding entrepreneur in contemporary China, has been the richest Chinese in the world for 16 consecutive years and is known as the "Business Superman". How did they achieve this impressive feat? The reason is that they each have a set of great wisdom in life for successful life and work.

Cusco, it was nearly noon on May 1, 1536. Jia Boye slipped to the edge of the city without anyone noticing, and huddled in the corner facing Gonzalo Pizarro's official residence. His robes had not been taken off for weeks and were already dirty enough to hide from others. He smeared dirt on his face, trying to cover up his newly grown golden mustache. When the Spaniards saw him, they would only think of him as a sloppy guy from nowhere, or a native Indian living on the streets of Cusco. Precisely because Jia Boye pulled the brim of his hat extremely low and wore it crookedly, completely covering his forehead, even the Indians mistakenly thought he was a country bumpkin from Lake Titicaca. However, they didn't know that there was a small, heavy copper mace hidden in his gown, which was tied to a slender belt around his waist. Moreover, this mace tied Jia Boye's only hope.

Wailas Mountains, April 5, 1533. Jia Boye held the reins in one hand and carefully placed his boots on the fragile gems with the other hand. He walked at the front of the team, following closely behind the two tent porters. The mountain road was just wide and narrow enough for his reddish-brown horse to follow leisurely. At dawn, they walked straight up a cliff. The morning fog was so thick that the sky was not visible above and the river was not visible below. I could only hear the sound of rolling water coming from the foot of the mountain in the distance. However, suddenly, as if a huge mouth took a strong breath, the morning mist suddenly rose from the foot of the steep mountain, spread in all directions, and became denser and denser, until it hit the sharp corners of the rocks and split. This morning mist is like a gentle and sweet breath, gently blowing across Jia Boye's face.

The heroine of this book, Anna Maya, is of mixed race, so her appearance is different from that of ordinary Indian girls. She has dark blue eyes, fair skin, a flat forehead, a slender nose, and small, thin lips. The author uses the character of Ana Maya to narrate the Spanish invasion of the American colonies. The Inca Empire began to expand outward in the mid-fifteenth century and experienced four generations of kings during this century. By the time of Huayna-Capac, the Inca empire had expanded into central Peru. Peru (Peru) is not the original name of the Inca Empire, but a new name given to the Inca Empire after the Spanish arrived. "Peru" is a common noun, a general term for "river". The Spanish asked the Indians where they had come, and the Indians replied with the word "Peru." In fact, what the Indians wanted to say was the "river" where they were located, but the Spaniards thought they had arrived in "Peru", and the name "Peru" was introduced to the West.

"The Song Dynasty·The World is Armed" is the third part of "The Song Dynasty". In this part, Zhao Kuangyin takes a few cronies to secretly visit Huainan in order to grasp the details of Huainan and prepare for the future annexation of the Southern Tang Dynasty. In Yangzhou, Zhao Kuangyin fell in love with Liu Ying, a woman living in the world of mortals. Han Tong's son Han Minxin continues to advance his revenge plan at all costs. Zhaoyi Jiedushi Li Jun continued to plot against the Song Dynasty. In order to consolidate the interests of the Chai Group, Chai Shouli, the leader of the Chai family in Xijing, went around to mediate, win over the military envoys from various places, and held a meeting in Luoyang. This meeting eventually developed into a game between Zhao Kuangyin's political and military clique and Chai's political and military clique. All of a sudden, the whole world was in a state of violence and tensions were rising.

"The Song Dynasty: The Heavy Yellow Robe" is one of He Hui's long historical novels "The Song Dynasty". The novel develops rich imagination based on historical research, clears up historical doubts, makes up for the gaps in historical books, and digs into the mysterious inside story of Chen Qiao's mutiny, Li Jun's rebellion in Song Dynasty and other major events that affected Chinese history. The story begins with the "Chenqiao Mutiny" and tells intricate stories such as Han Tong, an important minister of the Later Zhou Dynasty, who was killed by Zhao Kuangyin's subordinates in the mutiny, Li Yun, the governor of Luzhou, rebelled, Khitan attacked Dizhou secretly, Han Tong's son Han Minxin plotted revenge, and the emperor's brother Zhao Kuangyi plotted to develop his personal power. It was interspersed with the emotional stories of Zhao Kuangyin, Han Minxin and others. The protagonist of the novel is Zhao Kuangyin, the founding king of the Song Dynasty. The author's writing goes deep into his heart, explores his complex and profound emotional world, and depicts his multifaceted and contradictory personality. Centering on the shaping of this character, the novel depicts a series of vivid characters, ranging from the imperial palace to street vendors. Most of these characters are real people in history, and some are fictional characters for the needs of novel creation. The novel not only shows the magnificent struggle scenes between the Song Dynasty and the Southern Tang Dynasty, Khitan and other countries, as well as local forces such as Luzhou and Huainan in the early Northern Song Dynasty, but also shows the colorful social situation in the early Northern Song Dynasty in a layered manner.

Young Liu Xiu and his good friend Yan Guang and others went to Chang'an to study. When they saw the royal convoy traveling, General Jinwu led the way in front of the convoy. Suddenly, he felt a sigh of relief, "When you are an official, you should be like Jin Wu, and when you marry, you should be like Yin Lihua." When this sentence came out, he was laughed at by relatives and friends around him. They all said that Liu Xiu was daydreaming. However, his good friend Yan Guang believed that life cannot be without dreams... Dreams always have to be had. What happens once they are realized?

Every country has its national flaws to a greater or lesser extent, but it is rare for Japan to have such unbearable and even "ugly" national flaws. This shortcoming profoundly affects Japan's reality and future. This book is a masterpiece by Jin Wenxue, a well-known comparative cultural scholar who has lived and worked in Japan for decades, and deeply analyzed Japan's national character through his own personal experience, feelings and thinking. It shows readers Japan's various dark sides and unearths the deep crux behind all this "ugliness". It provides Chinese readers with a deep understanding of Japan's tangled neighbor's behavioral patterns and predicts its development direction, providing a wealth of information and wisdom support.

In the hundreds of years since the publication of "The Romance of the Three Kingdoms", many readers have been ecstatically looking forward to and longing to see the turbulent war scenes of the middle and late Three Kingdoms, and to read about the fierce competition between dragons and tigers, and the fierce competition between lions and leopards to make up for the regret in their hearts. However, to the disappointment of generations of readers, although there were several novels such as "The Cause of the Three Kingdoms", "The New Three Kingdoms", "The New Three Kingdoms", and "The Romance of the Three Kingdoms" during the Ming and Qing Dynasties and the Republic of China. ; But they are either borrowing the topic, far-fetched, fabricated, or absurd. They are all deceptive works that are used to deceive the world and steal the reputation. They cannot be compared with "The Romance of the Three Kingdoms" at all! The author Li Minfa devoted his efforts for twenty years to work. It is a sequel to the classic literary masterpiece "The Romance of the Three Kingdoms" and a long series of historical novels - "The War of the Three Kingdoms". It depicts the historical picture of the return of the Three Kingdoms to the Jin Dynasty. It depicts the bloody history of the Three Kingdoms with thick ink and heavy colors. It uses meticulous carvings to create the image of the descendants of famous people in the Three Kingdoms. It makes up for the shortcomings of "The Romance of the Three Kingdoms".