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The Wolf of the Three Kingdoms Covets the World: Ad 281-338

Mr. Mingxuan

230K0

After the Three Kingdoms returned to Jin, China was briefly unified, but after Sima Yan's death, the country's divisions began again. Many ethnic minorities from the north moved southward, impacting the traditional Han government. In the end, the Western Jin Dynasty was unable to take on its important responsibilities and soon perished. Subsequently, the Eastern Jin Dynasty entered the stage of history. A new Three Kingdoms situation has emerged in China, that is, Jin, Cheng, and Zhao are divided into three parts of the world. There is a southern migration regime, a refugee regime, and a tyrannical regime. History has been changed and manipulated in various ways in the hands of these three factions. This is a dark history in China. The eight kings of the Sima family fought against each other, and the war was raging across the Central Plains. Taking advantage of the situation, the various tribes took advantage of the situation, and the army marched on both sides of the Yellow River. The imperial power of the Eastern Jin Dynasty fell apart again, and internal disputes were turbulent. The two northern powers stood side by side, and Liu Yao and Shi Le competed in the Central Plains... This was a Three Kingdoms that was ignored by future generations, and it was also a misunderstood Three Kingdoms. This was an era in which the social order completely collapsed. "A minister is not a minister, a king is not a king" is the mainstream of this era. After reading it, you will realize: there is no gorgeousness of swords and shadows here, but only the disintegration of mountains of corpses and seas of blood.

The Three Kingdoms: 184-196 Ad

Su Wei

209K0

It tells the history from 184 AD, that is, the rise of the Yellow Turban Army at the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty in China until 196 AD when Cao Cao welcomed Emperor Xian of the Han Dynasty to take control of Xu County. The Yellow Turban Rebellion ushered in the chaos of the late Eastern Han Dynasty. After that, the Eastern Han Dynasty experienced palace coups, Dong Zhuo's dictatorship, and the Kwantung Allied Forces' attack on Dong Zhuo. Chaos arose, you just finished singing and I came on stage, various princes competed in the Central Plains, and the Eastern Han Dynasty existed in name only. During this period, Yuan Shao, Cao Cao, Yuan Shu, Gongsun Zan, Lu Bu, Sun Ce, and Liu Biao took advantage of the situation and took advantage of the situation, each dominating one side. Cao Cao was the most discerning among the heroes. He welcomed the Emperor of Han with respect, held the Emperor in his arms to control the feudal lords, and later came to the top.

The History of Beiyang Warlords That You Can't Stop Watching: Anhui Clique

Populus Euphratica

161K0

The reason why the Anhui clique was able to rise to power quickly after Yuan Shikai's death was because of Duan Qirui's personal ability, which enabled it to gain numerical advantage and form the earliest and most powerful warlord faction of the Beiyang warlords. When the Anhui warlords were in power, Duan Qirui proposed "unification by force," hoping to use "unification" as a life-saving straw to drive officers and soldiers to risk their lives. However, the Anhui warlords, who were born with malnutrition and acquired developmental abnormalities, were simply unable to push forward the war machine. The "unification of force" did not help the Anhui warlords to arrive, but instead contributed to their premature decline. The Anhui warlords, who regarded themselves as orthodox Beiyang warlords, perished due to their arbitrary actions. For the Anhui clique, breaking the old order but trying to use the old order to maintain a new look is a self-contradictory line in itself.

The History of Beiyang Warlords That You Can't Stop Watching: Feng Clan

Populus Euphratica

163K0

The history of the Fengtian warlords can be roughly divided into three parts: the first part is before the first Zhizhi-Fengtian War. At this time, the Fengcheng clique's warlords were more arrogant and managed their troops according to the green forest method. When fighting, they often rush up and down, which is purely a group fight; the second part is after the first Zhizhi-Fengzhi War. Later, Zhang Zuolin worked hard in the Northeast, and the army gradually became regularized. By the time of the second Zhili-Fengtian War, the Fengjun who entered the Pass was already an iron-clad force; in the third part, after Huanggutun, Marshal Zhang Xueliang took charge of the Northeastern Army. At this time, the Northeastern Army was no longer a warlord force, but a national revolutionary army. If we use an analogy, the Anhui clique warlords are a bunch of politicians, the Zhili clique warlords are a bunch of talented people, and the Feng clique warlords are a bunch of hustlers. If the Anhui clique warlords want to fight, they must first find someone to borrow money. Only when they have money, guns and an advantage can they dare to fight. The Zhili clique warlords hold a meeting first, discuss how to fight, and then order troops and send generals out to start the war. This is not the case for the Feng clique warlords. Zhang Zuolin only needs to pull out his gun and jump on the table, and Fengjun throws the wine bowl and picks up the guy to go out and do it. The Zhiwan warlords "fight after talking," while Zhang Zuolin said "fight after fighting," so among the Beiyang warlords, the only one who really relies on the barrel of a gun to speak is the Feng clan.

The History of Beiyang Warlords That You Can't Stop Watching: Zhili

Populus Euphratica

162K0

Comparing the Anhui clique, which was waning at the time, and the Feng clique, which was still in its growth stage, it can be said that the Zhi clique has a lot of good cards and the best configuration. There is no doubt that the early Zhili warlords were formed based on the "Three Governors of the Yangtze River" and Cao Kun. They really arrived at DENGFENG after Feng Guozhang resigned. The "Three Governors of the Yangtze River" joined forces with the Cao family and publicly recommended Cao Kun as the leader of the Zhili alliance. At that time, the direct line controlled the important areas of the capital in the north and the prosperous hometowns in the south of the Yangtze River. It really needed guns and pay, and more importantly, Cao Kun also had a top-notch thug under him: Wu Peifu. Although the Zhili clique has always been powerful, it has never really dominated the political situation of the Republic of China like the Anhui clique. Zhili is more like a character who accompanies the prince to study, first with Yuan Shikai, then with Duan Qirui, and later with Zhang Zuolin, which somewhat means "the heart is higher than the sky, the fate is thinner than the paper". Perhaps this is the fate of a good boy: he may get 100% in every exam, but he may not be able to become the class monitor.

Zhu Yuanzhang: Build the Wall High! Gather Food Widely! Slowly Become King!

Duyin Mountain

180K01

The new biography of Du Yinshan, the author of the million-selling book "Knowing and Doing the Unity of Wang Yangming"! Build walls high! Gather food widely! Slowly become king! Build a high wall: Others are grabbing territory everywhere, but Zhu Yuanzhang single-mindedly took down Jinling, the throat, and established the foundation. Guangji Liang: Everyone is busy expanding, but Zhu Yuanzhang is busy restoring agricultural production, consolidating the rear area, and making himself invincible. Slowly proclaiming himself king: Each of his opponents proclaimed themselves emperor and king, but Zhu Yuanzhang did not live up to his reputation, kept his head down and waited for the opportunity to defeat all his opponents. Open this book and see how Zhu Yuanzhang, the founder of the Ming Dynasty, relied on these "Nine Characters and Three Trainings" to steadily conquer the world!

Yuan History and New Qing History

Shen Weirong

121K0

This manuscript is a compilation of a group of articles by the author on the theoretical research on Mongolian, Yuan and Qing history in recent years. It is a collection of essays by scholars of historical theory.

Looking for Traces of the Maritime Silk Road from Nanshan

Jiang Guanghua

85K0

Nanshan, Shenzhen, the pioneer of China's reform and opening up, is on its way to the "Silicon Valley of the South" and, under the guidance of the "One Belt, One Road" initiative, is seeking new excitement: looking to the ocean and building a new hub for the Maritime Silk Road.

Silk Road: Twelve Types of Tang Dynasty Life

(english) Wei Hong

145K0

From the 8th century to the 10th century AD, the Tang Dynasty turned from prosperity to decline, and the situation in the Western Regions was turbulent. In the long history of the Tang Dynasty, we can see the Middle Eastern captain Tazena who was eventually buried in the ocean, the Tibetan soldier Seglatun who was defeated in the Iron Blade City, Princess Taihe who went to Mobei, and the prostitute Lerishka who wandered throughout her life... Both nobles and people are trying to grasp the rhythm of fate and try to survive. It is this life trajectory that has illuminated the Silk Road for more than two thousand years, and has followed history to the present.

Mysteries in the Royal Palace (part 1)

Wen Ming Zhang Lin

1K0

China is a huge country with a splendid civilization history of five thousand years and full of vitality and vitality. The Chinese nation has long been standing in the east of the world, and has continued for hundreds of generations.

Mysteries in the Royal Palace (part 2)

Wen Ming Zhang Lin

1K0

China is a huge country with a splendid civilization history of five thousand years and full of vitality and vitality. The Chinese nation has long been standing in the east of the world, and has continued for hundreds of generations.

At Home and Abroad (part 2)

Wen Ming Zhang Lin

1K0

China is a huge country with a splendid civilization history of five thousand years and full of vitality and vitality. The Chinese nation has long been standing in the east of the world, and has continued for hundreds of generations.

At Home and Abroad (part 1)

Wen Ming Zhang Lin

2K0

China is a huge country with a splendid civilization history of five thousand years and full of vitality and vitality. The Chinese nation has long been standing in the east of the world, and has continued for hundreds of generations.

The Pursuit of the Mystery (part 2)

Wen Ming Zhang Lin

53K0

China is a huge country with a splendid civilization history of five thousand years and full of vitality and vitality. The Chinese nation has long been standing in the east of the world, and has continued for hundreds of generations.

Self-sufficiency Economy (part 2)

Wen Ming Zhang Lin

62K0

China is a huge country with a splendid civilization history of five thousand years and full of vitality and vitality. The Chinese nation has long been standing in the east of the world, and has continued for hundreds of generations.

Showing Solidified Music: History of World Architecture (part 2)

Wen Ming Peng Pingping

24K0

On the one hand, this set of teaching materials focuses on teaching students relatively systematic and comprehensive environmental protection knowledge, cultivating students' environmental awareness and environmental protection skills; on the other hand, it also focuses on grasping the rules of education, paying attention to the gradual progression of knowledge, and at the same time, through activity classes, experimental classes and other forms, it cultivates students' awareness of participation, hands-on ability and ability to analyze and solve problems, thereby improving students' overall quality.

There is No One Who Can Tie the Bell: the Mystery of the World (part 1)

Wen Ming Peng Pingping

49K0

According to records in ancient literary and artistic works and historical legends, Solomon is often described as an "ideal king" and a "virtuous king". In fact, he was an extremely cruel monarch. He levied heavy taxes on the surrounding areas, implemented forced labor, and ordered his subjects to build luxurious palaces and temples on the mountains of Jerusalem. The Bible truly records Solomon's construction of the Temple of the Lord: "Solomon determined to build a house for the name of the Lord and a palace for his kingdom. So Solomon selected 70,000 bearers, 80,000 stone-cutters on the mountains, and 3,600 overseers to build it."

Self-sufficiency Economy (part 1)

Wen Ming Zhang Lin

55K0

China is a huge country with a splendid civilization history of five thousand years and full of vitality and vitality. The Chinese nation has long been standing in the east of the world, and has continued for hundreds of generations.

In Pursuit of Flowing Melody: History of World Music (part 1)

Wen Ming Peng Pingping

53K0

On the one hand, this set of teaching materials focuses on teaching students relatively systematic and comprehensive environmental protection knowledge, cultivating students' environmental awareness and environmental protection skills; on the other hand, it also focuses on grasping the rules of education, paying attention to the gradual progression of knowledge, and at the same time, through activity classes, experimental classes and other forms, it cultivates students' awareness of participation, hands-on ability and ability to analyze and solve problems, thereby improving students' overall quality.

The Rise and Fall of Eunuchs (part 1)

Wen Ming Zhang Lin

55K0

China is a huge country with a splendid civilization history of five thousand years and full of vitality and vitality. The Chinese nation has long been standing in the east of the world, and has continued for hundreds of generations.

Sublimation of Life Production: History of Arts and Crafts (part 1)

Wen Ming Peng Pingping

55K0

On the one hand, this set of teaching materials focuses on teaching students relatively systematic and comprehensive environmental protection knowledge, cultivating students' environmental awareness and environmental protection skills; on the other hand, it also focuses on grasping the rules of education, paying attention to the gradual progression of knowledge, and at the same time, through activity classes, experimental classes and other forms, it cultivates students' awareness of participation, hands-on ability and ability to analyze and solve problems, thereby improving students' overall quality.

The Fading Glory of America: Indians (part 1)

Wen Ming Peng Pingping

75K0

Through archeology and research, it was not until the late Homo sapiens stage and the emergence of modern humans that humans slowly expanded to a wider area of ​​the earth, into the Americas, and then into Oceania (this is somewhat similar to the doctrines in the North American Indians, Mayans, and prophecies in the Bible, that is, humans experienced destruction by floods, and only those who lived several thousand meters above sea level survived, and gradually allowed humans to multiply). In this way, various explorations and reasonings were carried out on the origin of the Indians. Among the various reasoning theories, they can be roughly summarized into two types, namely the native birth theory (there is no strong evidence yet) and the migration theory. Among the migration theories, the most commonly recognized theory is that Asians first migrated to the Americas, that is, the ancient humans from North China in Asia were the ancestors of Indians (such as the Mayans and Mongols).

The Fading Glory of America: Indians (part 2)

Wen Ming Peng Pingping

16K0

Through archeology and research, it was not until the late Homo sapiens stage and the emergence of modern humans that humans slowly expanded to a wider area of ​​the earth, into the Americas, and then into Oceania (this is somewhat similar to the doctrines in the North American Indians, Mayans, and prophecies in the Bible, that is, humans experienced destruction by floods, and only those who lived several thousand meters above sea level survived, and gradually allowed humans to multiply). In this way, various explorations and reasonings were carried out on the origin of the Indians. Among the various reasoning theories, they can be roughly summarized into two types, namely the native birth theory (there is no strong evidence yet) and the migration theory. Among the migration theories, the most commonly recognized theory is that Asians first migrated to the Americas, that is, the ancient humans from North China in Asia were the ancestors of Indians (such as the Mayans and Mongols).

The Power of Torture Instruments (part 1)

Wen Ming Zhang Lin

57K0

China is a huge country with a splendid civilization history of five thousand years and full of vitality and vitality. The Chinese nation has long been standing in the east of the world, and has continued for hundreds of generations.

The Triumph of Knowledge and Ability: Great Inventions of Science and Technology (part 1)

Wen Ming Peng Pingping

35K0

On the one hand, this set of teaching materials focuses on teaching students relatively systematic and comprehensive environmental protection knowledge, cultivating students' environmental awareness and environmental protection skills; on the other hand, it also focuses on grasping the rules of education, paying attention to the gradual progression of knowledge, and at the same time, through activity classes, experimental classes and other forms, it cultivates students' awareness of participation, hands-on ability and ability to analyze and solve problems, thereby improving students' overall quality.

Showing Solidified Music: History of World Architecture (part 1)

Wen Ming Peng Pingping

54K0

On the one hand, this set of teaching materials focuses on teaching students relatively systematic and comprehensive environmental protection knowledge, cultivating students' environmental awareness and environmental protection skills; on the other hand, it also focuses on grasping the rules of education, paying attention to the gradual progression of knowledge, and at the same time, through activity classes, experimental classes and other forms, it cultivates students' awareness of participation, hands-on ability and ability to analyze and solve problems, thereby improving students' overall quality.

Sublimation of Life Production: History of Arts and Crafts (part 2)

Wen Ming Peng Pingping

19K0

On the one hand, this set of teaching materials focuses on teaching students relatively systematic and comprehensive environmental protection knowledge, cultivating students' environmental awareness and environmental protection skills; on the other hand, it also focuses on grasping the rules of education, paying attention to the gradual progression of knowledge, and at the same time, through activity classes, experimental classes and other forms, it cultivates students' awareness of participation, hands-on ability and ability to analyze and solve problems, thereby improving students' overall quality.

His Name is Recorded in History (part 2)

Wen Ming Zhang Lin

37K0

China is a huge country with a splendid civilization history of five thousand years and full of vitality and vitality. The Chinese nation has long been standing in the east of the world, and has continued for hundreds of generations.

Joys and Sorrows on the Stage: a History of World Theater (part 2)

Wen Ming Peng Pingping

68K0

On the one hand, this set of teaching materials focuses on teaching students relatively systematic and comprehensive environmental protection knowledge, cultivating students' environmental awareness and environmental protection skills; on the other hand, it also focuses on grasping the rules of education, paying attention to the gradual progression of knowledge, and at the same time, through activity classes, experimental classes and other forms, it cultivates students' awareness of participation, hands-on ability and ability to analyze and solve problems, thereby improving students' overall quality.

In Pursuit of Flowing Melody: a History of World Music (part 2)

Wen Ming Peng Pingping

34K0

On the one hand, this set of teaching materials focuses on teaching students relatively systematic and comprehensive environmental protection knowledge, cultivating students' environmental awareness and environmental protection skills; on the other hand, it also focuses on grasping the rules of education, paying attention to the gradual progression of knowledge, and at the same time, through activity classes, experimental classes and other forms, it cultivates students' awareness of participation, hands-on ability and ability to analyze and solve problems, thereby improving students' overall quality.

The Power of Torture Instruments (part 2)

Wen Ming Zhang Lin

48K0

China is a huge country with a splendid civilization history of five thousand years and full of vitality and vitality. The Chinese nation has long been standing in the east of the world, and has continued for hundreds of generations.

The Triumph of Knowledge and Ability: Great Inventions of Science and Technology (part 2)

Wen Ming Peng Pingping

37K0

On the one hand, this set of teaching materials focuses on teaching students relatively systematic and comprehensive environmental protection knowledge, cultivating students' environmental awareness and environmental protection skills; on the other hand, it also focuses on grasping the rules of education, paying attention to the gradual progression of knowledge, and at the same time, through activity classes, experimental classes and other forms, it cultivates students' awareness of participation, hands-on ability and ability to analyze and solve problems, thereby improving students' overall quality.

There is No One Who Can Untie the Bell: the Mystery of the World (part 2)

Wen Ming Peng Pingping

33K0

According to records in ancient literary and artistic works and historical legends, Solomon is often described as an "ideal king" and a "virtuous king". In fact, he was an extremely cruel monarch. He levied heavy taxes on the surrounding areas, implemented forced labor, and ordered his subjects to build luxurious palaces and temples on the mountains of Jerusalem. The Bible truly records Solomon's construction of the Temple of the Lord: "Solomon determined to build a house for the name of the Lord and a palace for his kingdom. So Solomon selected 70,000 bearers, 80,000 stone-cutters on the mountains, and 3,600 overseers to build it."

Joys and Sorrows on the Stage: a History of World Theater (part 1)

Wen Ming Peng Pingping

31K0

On the one hand, this set of teaching materials focuses on teaching students relatively systematic and comprehensive environmental protection knowledge, cultivating students' environmental awareness and environmental protection skills; on the other hand, it also focuses on grasping the rules of education, paying attention to the gradual progression of knowledge, and at the same time, through activity classes, experimental classes and other forms, it cultivates students' awareness of participation, hands-on ability and ability to analyze and solve problems, thereby improving students' overall quality.

The Rise and Fall of Eunuchs (part 2)

Wen Ming Zhang Lin

56K0

China is a huge country with a splendid civilization history of five thousand years and full of vitality and vitality. The Chinese nation has long been standing in the east of the world, and has continued for hundreds of generations.

A Bridge between Souls: a History of World Literature (part 2)

Wen Ming Peng Pingping

23K0

On the one hand, this set of teaching materials focuses on teaching students relatively systematic and comprehensive environmental protection knowledge, cultivating students' environmental awareness and environmental protection skills; on the other hand, it also focuses on grasping the rules of education, paying attention to the gradual progression of knowledge, and at the same time, through activity classes, experimental classes and other forms, it cultivates students' awareness of participation, hands-on ability and ability to analyze and solve problems, thereby improving students' overall quality.

Meditating on the Immortal Monument: History of World Sculpture (part 2)

Wen Ming Peng Pingping

45K0

On the one hand, this set of teaching materials focuses on teaching students relatively systematic and comprehensive environmental protection knowledge, cultivating students' environmental awareness and environmental protection skills; on the other hand, it also focuses on grasping the rules of education, paying attention to the gradual progression of knowledge, and at the same time, through activity classes, experimental classes and other forms, it cultivates students' awareness of participation, hands-on ability and ability to analyze and solve problems, thereby improving students' overall quality.

Deciphering the Mysteries of Nature: Scientific Discoveries (part 1)

Wen Ming Peng Pingping

37K0

On the one hand, this set of teaching materials focuses on teaching students relatively systematic and comprehensive environmental protection knowledge, cultivating students' environmental awareness and environmental protection skills; on the other hand, it also focuses on grasping the rules of education, paying attention to the gradual progression of knowledge, and at the same time, through activity classes, experimental classes and other forms, it cultivates students' awareness of participation, hands-on ability and ability to analyze and solve problems, thereby improving students' overall quality.

The Marvel of History: Miracles of Europe and America (part 2)

Wen Ming Peng Pingping

34K0

The architectural culture of Nordic civilization is based on wood materials. As a legacy of Nordic civilization, the few preserved wooden buildings occupy an important position in the history of Scandinavian art. Compared with the Romanesque stone buildings developed at the same time, wooden buildings are particularly suitable for artistic decoration. The numerous wooden statues of religious figures are more likely to make people feel real due to their simple style. During that period, the myth of stone construction was deeply rooted in Western European civilization as a primitive concept of durability, and wood was only seen as a material for temporary and emergency shelter. Compared with the permanence required by religious buildings, wooden churches seem to be contradictory, but the group of wooden churches in Norway has overturned this myth.

Meditations on History: Asian and African Miracles (part 1)

Wen Ming Peng Pingping

57K0

Among the seven wonders recognized by the world, the first is the Great Pyramid of Giza near Cairo, Egypt. Giza is the capital of Egypt's Giza Province and a tourist attraction. It is located on the west bank of the lower reaches of the Nile River, about six kilometers southwest of Cairo. It is across the river from Cairo and connected by a bridge. It has a population of 1.509 Million. Since ancient times, it has been famous for its pyramids. In the Libyan Desert 10 kilometers southwest of the city, there are the famous Giza Pyramids, the Sphinx and the Marble Tomb Temple and other monuments. The northernmost Pyramid of Khufu originally had a height of 146.6 Meters and a base length of 230 meters. Its current height has dropped to 137 meters. In the middle is the Pyramid of Khafre, and to the south is the Pyramid of Menkafra. They are the most majestic buildings among the approximately 80 pyramids in the country and were built during the Fourth Dynasty of Egypt.

Preserving Traces of the Soul: History of World Painting (part 2)

Wen Ming Peng Pingping

36K0

On the one hand, this set of teaching materials focuses on teaching students relatively systematic and comprehensive environmental protection knowledge, cultivating students' environmental awareness and environmental protection skills; on the other hand, it also focuses on grasping the rules of education, paying attention to the gradual progression of knowledge, and at the same time, through activity classes, experimental classes and other forms, it cultivates students' awareness of participation, hands-on ability and ability to analyze and solve problems, thereby improving students' overall quality.

The Empire Across Europe and Asia: Byzantium (part 1)

Wen Ming Peng Pingping

51K0

The name "Byzantium" originally referred to the ancient city of Byzantium on the Bosporus. This city was founded in the commercial colonial era of ancient Greece. In the 4th century, Emperor Constantine (reigned 324-337) expanded the eastern capital of the Roman Empire on the site of the ancient city and revived the empire's glory. Since then, the city of Byzantium has developed rapidly and become the largest city in the Mediterranean region, and the name Byzantium has spread throughout the world.

The Marvel of History: Miracles of Europe and America (part 1)

Wen Ming Peng Pingping

64K0

The architectural culture of Nordic civilization is based on wood materials. As a legacy of Nordic civilization, the few preserved wooden buildings occupy an important position in the history of Scandinavian art. Compared with the Romanesque stone buildings developed at the same time, wooden buildings are particularly suitable for artistic decoration. The numerous wooden statues of religious figures are more likely to make people feel real due to their simple style. During that period, the myth of stone construction was deeply rooted in Western European civilization as a primitive concept of durability, and wood was only seen as a material for temporary and emergency shelter. Compared with the permanence required by religious buildings, wooden churches seem to be contradictory, but the group of wooden churches in Norway has overturned this myth.

The Gift of the Nile: Ancient Egypt (part 1)

Wen Ming Peng Pingping

46K0

In a history of more than 5,000 years, ancient Egypt undoubtedly created the most dazzling civilization in the world. The great pyramids, mysterious mummies, and advanced solar calendars have attracted generations of people to study with great concentration. Although the ancient Egyptian civilization has quietly disappeared in the mists of history, people's search and exploration of it have never stopped. This book vividly reproduces the glorious and immortal ancient civilization of Ancient Egypt by interpreting the evolution of the ancient Egyptian dynasty, showing the splendid civilization of ancient Egypt, studying the mysterious religion of ancient Egypt, and exploring the mysteries of ancient Egypt that have survived for thousands of years.

A Nation That Survived Many Adversities: Hebrews (part 1)

Wen Ming Peng Pingping

38K0

The uniqueness of Hebrew civilization and the uniqueness of the Hebrew nation are closely linked. In a general sense of national origin, the Hebrew nation is a member of the ethnic groups in the two river basins of the Mesopotamian plain. Abraham, the patriarch of the Hebrews, was born in this area. From an ethnic perspective, the Hebrew nation should be an integral part of the Semitic nation. However, the concept of race is not the only criterion for the Hebrew nation to define its ethnic composition. Secondly, blood relationship is not the only criterion for defining Hebrew identity. To a large extent, or as a more important symbol, the definition of Hebrews is based on belief. Only those who share a unity of faith are considered Hebrews.

The Hometown of Hanging Gardens: Babylon (part 2)

Wen Ming Peng Pingping

36K0

In history, the origin of civilization has always been closely related to rivers. The Euphrates and Tigris rivers are like two vines of life, winding in desolate and arid desert areas, giving birth to the oldest civilization in human history - the "Mesopotamian" civilization, which is commonly known as the "Babylonian civilization". Babylonian civilization is the general name for a series of urban civilizations in the Mesopotamia from 6,000 years ago to 500 BC. It is the earliest civilization in the known world and the cradle of world civilization. On both sides of the Euphrates and Tigris rivers, cities of similar or very different styles dotted the Mesopotamian plain like stars. On this historical stage, the Sumerians and later Semitic invaders played the leading role in creating civilization like a revolving lantern, and together played the glorious movement of Mesopotamian civilization.

The Rise and Fall of the Sea Peoples: Ancient Greece (part 1)

Wen Ming Peng Pingping

45K0

In ancient Greek legends, Zeus is the highest god and the father of the gods. He rules the entire world in heaven and on earth. He is called the "father of the gods and the king of all people". It is said that as early as Homer's time, Zeus was revered by the entire Greek world as the highest god and the leader of the gods on Mount Olympus. The troubadours of Homer's time began to describe the image of Zeus in words. Sculptors and painters also created statues of Zeus. In the Greek civilization and religion of the Homeric era and beyond, Zeus mainly has two aspects: on the one hand, as the god of heaven and weather, he embodies the relationship between natural forces and humans; on the other hand, as the god of the ruler of clan society and slave society, he embodies the relationship between humans and society. These two aspects are extremely closely linked and constitute an important part of the ancient Greeks' understanding and grasp of the world in a theological way. The rise and fall of the divine sea people of Zeus - the fusion of the two origins of ancient Greece and the two aspects of his divinity, eventually making him the most powerful male god in the entire Greek history. Among the Greek gods, Zeus is the only one who is omnipotent. His name appears in various religious festivals, becoming more and more abstract and spiritual. Among poets, playwrights, and philosophers, his name is often equated with "god", just as it is common for later Christians to say that "god" is "god".

Preserving Traces of the Soul: History of World Painting (part 1)

Wen Ming Peng Pingping

46K0

On the one hand, this set of teaching materials focuses on teaching students relatively systematic and comprehensive environmental protection knowledge, cultivating students' environmental awareness and environmental protection skills; on the other hand, it also focuses on grasping the rules of education, paying attention to the gradual progression of knowledge, and at the same time, through activity classes, experimental classes and other forms, it cultivates students' awareness of participation, hands-on ability and ability to analyze and solve problems, thereby improving students' overall quality.

The Empire Across Europe and Asia: Byzantium (part 2)

Wen Ming Peng Pingping

30K0

The name "Byzantium" originally referred to the ancient city of Byzantium on the Bosporus. This city was founded in the commercial colonial era of ancient Greece. In the 4th century, Emperor Constantine (reigned 324-337) expanded the eastern capital of the Roman Empire on the site of the ancient city and revived the empire's glory. Since then, the city of Byzantium has developed rapidly and become the largest city in the Mediterranean region, and the name Byzantium has spread throughout the world.

The Hometown of Hanging Gardens: Babylon (part 1)

Wen Ming Peng Pingping

37K0

In history, the origin of civilization has always been closely related to rivers. The Euphrates and Tigris rivers are like two vines of life, winding in desolate and arid desert areas, giving birth to the oldest civilization in human history - the "Mesopotamian" civilization, which is commonly known as the "Babylonian civilization". Babylonian civilization is the general name for a series of urban civilizations in the Mesopotamia from 6,000 years ago to 500 BC. It is the earliest civilization in the known world and the cradle of world civilization. On both sides of the Euphrates and Tigris rivers, cities of similar or very different styles dotted the Mesopotamian plain like stars. On this historical stage, the Sumerians and later Semitic invaders played the leading role in creating civilization like a revolving lantern, and together played the glorious movement of Mesopotamian civilization.

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