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In the first year of Yuanfu (Wuyin, 1098) of Emperor Zhezong of the Song Dynasty, a new editor came to the Hengzhou regiment training institute. He was about forty-seven or eighty-eight years old. Because few people could understand the northern dialect he spoke, people privately called him "old man". (This kind of folk custom still exists sparsely today after 910 years.) But in person, people call him Qin Qi or Qin Ge. I set up a "Floating House" in Gaoling, west of the city, and spent my days in solitude. This "editing and management" system was a punishment for officials who made mistakes but could not be beheaded or imprisoned. It was commonly known as "exile". Although you don't necessarily have to carry a gun and mount a horse to do hard work, it can still be regarded as giving you a taste of hardship, knowing that the world is difficult and becoming more honest. Similar to the later "control".

Huangpu Military Academy was founded in the 1920s on the initiative of Sun Yat-sen and the first cooperation between the Kuomintang and the Communist Party. This military academy is one of the four most famous military academies in the world. It has trained and created a large number of outstanding military and political talents for the Chinese revolution. This book reproduces the tumultuous history before and after the founding of Whampoa Military Academy in vivid and delicate writing. The author of the book and his father are both from the older generation of Huangpu people. They have been engaged in history, especially the research and writing of Huangpu history for a long time, and have certain authority in this field. The book is rich in detailed content and has been published in multiple editions for more than ten years and has been a bestseller.

Huangpu Military Academy was founded in the 1920s on the initiative of Sun Yat-sen and the first cooperation between the Kuomintang and the Communist Party. This military academy is one of the four most famous military academies in the world. It has trained and created a large number of outstanding military and political talents for the Chinese revolution. This book reproduces the tumultuous history before and after the founding of Whampoa Military Academy in vivid and delicate writing. The author of the book and his father are both from the older generation of Huangpu people. They have been engaged in history, especially the research and writing of Huangpu history for a long time, and have certain authority in this field. The book is rich in detailed content and has been published in multiple editions for more than ten years and has been a bestseller.

Huangpu Military Academy was founded in the 1920s on the initiative of Sun Yat-sen and the first cooperation between the Kuomintang and the Communist Party. This military academy is one of the four most famous military academies in the world. It has trained and created a large number of outstanding military and political talents for the Chinese revolution. This book reproduces the tumultuous history before and after the founding of Whampoa Military Academy in vivid and delicate writing. The author of the book and his father are both from the older generation of Huangpu people. They have been engaged in history, especially the research and writing of Huangpu history for a long time, and have certain authority in this field. The book is rich in detailed content and has been published in multiple editions for more than ten years and has been a bestseller.

On the bank of the Wenshui River in Jishui County in central Jiangxi, there is a towering mountain, like a huge brush, with its peak reaching into the clouds and pointing straight into the blue sky. The locals call it Wenfeng Mountain. According to legend, during the Three Kingdoms period, Guan Yunchang was defeated in Maicheng and was named Emperor Guanwu by the Jade Emperor after his death. On the day when he was conferred immortality, he passed by Jishui County. Guan Yunchang was attracted by the majesty of Wenfeng Mountain. He sat on a red rabbit horse and overlooked the mountain scenery. He didn't expect to catch up with the monks of Longhua Temple in Taiping Mountain in the east of the city to ring the bell. The mount was startled by the loud ringing of the bell and jumped straight into the sky. Guan Yunchang was unprepared and dropped his whip. The riding whip fell straight down from the clouds and landed on a large bluestone on the top of Wenfeng Mountain. There was a loud "bang" sound, and the bluestone cracked into two pieces. The riding whip was inserted into the stone, and it instantly grew into a green bamboo.

In the eleventh year of Yongzheng's reign, a city was built on the desert grassland. The city is backed by the Greater Khingan Mountains and bordered by the Muye River. It is the first strategic military town outside the Great Wall to defend against Tsarist Russia. This is the Hulunbuir City newly established by Heilongjiang General Yamen. The official rank of the garrison envoy is an official with the title of deputy capital commander and a third-rank official. This wilderness is vast, and the grass and sky are connected to the edge. This lush pasture is rarely visited by shepherds. Why? The ground is cold and the sky is cold, and snow falling in June is nothing unusual. The Erut Mongolians once went to this place with abundant water and grass for nomadic herding. However, due to the thick winter snow and the severe cold wind, the cattle and sheep left here because they did not want to gain weight. Until the Eight Banners of the Butha Solon tribe were moved to build a city, the Barhu tribe was moved to live in herding, and merchants were moved from the capital, the Hulunbuir grassland became densely populated.

The novel is a historical romance based on the life of Tao Kan (the great-grandfather of Tao Yuanming), the great Sima of the Eastern Jin Dynasty, who was a famous historical general in Jiangxi and who combined the loyalty, obedience and hard work of Wei Wuji Shenming Jian and Zhuge Liang. It traces the trajectory of national division and integration, and writes about the incomplete humanity and royal righteousness amid war and peace in the depths of history. In the helplessness and desolation of national history, and in the trajectory of human nature's fission, lies the true meaning of the endless life of all nations. The novel travels through a touch of nostalgia for the homeland and a foreign country. The plot is real and charming, the details are absurd and humorous, and the language is simple and witty.

On a hot summer day in 262 BC, blue clouds rolled low, fire wheels spewed high, and the Qinchuan River was scorched by a scorching heat wave for 800 miles. A young man with a pale appearance drove a chariot with two horses, galloping on the post road from Tongguan to Hangu Pass. He was Xiong Wan, the Prince of Chu who was serving as a hostage in Xianyang, the capital of Qin. Because his father was seriously ill, he was designed by Huang Xie, the Grand Tutor of Chu who also came to Xianyang. He took advantage of the conclusion of the peace treaty between Qin and Chu to pretend to be the driver of the Chu envoy Zhu Ying and escape from Qin. With gold and silver in hand, the chariot easily got out of the pass and sped eastward. Due to excessive concern and nervousness, coupled with the muggy weather, Prince Xiong Wan, pretending to be a coachman, turned pale and sweat rolled down his forehead. Zhu Ying said hurriedly: "Prince, come down quickly and let Wei Chen drive!" As soon as he finished speaking, the weak Xiong Wan fell off the horse and fainted. Zhu Ying was so frightened that she jumped out of the car, picked up Xiong Wan and shouted urgently: "Prince! Prince! Wake up, wake up!"

"Commander, the Wuhou Temple in Chengdu has arrived." On June 11th, the third year of Xuantong in the Qing Dynasty, the former Sichuan border envoy and newly appointed governor of Sichuan Province, Zhao Erfeng, who had fought at the Kangzang scriptures for seven years, traveled thousands of miles, wading through mountains and rivers, from the high mountains and ridges of Kangdi back to the depths of Bazi in western Sichuan - Chengdu, known as the gentle and prosperous hometown. He dismounted his horse and transferred to a large green sedan chair carried by eight people in Yucheng Ya'an, the watershed between Sichuan and Kangxi and the first important town.

Xu Xifeng, also known as Xu Tongxi, during the Revolution of 1911, experienced many major historical events such as guarding Datong, serving as Shanxi Patrol Road, Huashan Juyi, Beijing coup, etc., And was praised by Sun Yat-sen as "a person who risked his own life to save the country and the people." "Northern Expedition to Datong" excerpts some chapters from the long documentary "Continuation of Xifeng" for the readers' enjoyment. Xishe Village in Nao County in November 1911. The biting north wind has blown away the leaves on the catalpa trees. The crops in the back ditch have been harvested and returned to the warehouse, and the water in the same river has not yet frozen. Qinyang Lane is a narrow alley in Xishe Village, and Xu Xifeng lives in Qinyang Lane.

It was an ordinary night in May of the year 260 AD. At dusk and the beginning of the month, the noisy capital of Luoyang finally calmed down. Every household had turned off their lights and had a rest, and no one was seen on the unlit stone roads. Dark clouds obscured a full moon, but from time to time the bright moonlight quietly emitted some light from the gaps in the dark clouds, as if it was carrying out an unyielding struggle. An owl squatted among the ghostly dark branches, its blue eyes flashing like will-o'-the-wisps, and its mouth occasionally making strange, human-like calls. A group of majestic imperial guards lined up from far and near. The boots under their feet made a unified "thud, thud" sound. The tip of the silver spear raised at an angle reflected a cold light in the bright moonlight. The cold light shone coldly on the owl, and the owl flew away as if frightened.

Bai Jubuyi is the alias of Master Fengguang. Before the beautiful mother gave birth, she suddenly felt a gentle breeze blowing through the trees, and every leaf on the tree was swaying slightly. For a moment, the sunlight refracted by the leaves was bright and dazzling. I woke up from a dream, feeling relaxed all over. I touched my belly and found it was much deflated. He hurriedly sat up and touched again, but the baby had already fallen on the bed. People in the village were surprised and invited a fortune teller to interpret their dreams. The husband shook his head and said, "The rustling one is the wind; the bright and prosperous one is the light. Scenery, scenery, my father and mother's ancestors, this is why my son is so beautiful!" So he named the child Fengguang. Fengguang is two years old and has never met her biological father. When Fengguang's mother was pregnant, her father was sent by the imperial court to build a temple in Qiantang, but he never came home during the New Year and holidays.

Feng Sen, the well-known number one bodyguard in Fengtian City, the bodyguard he escorted this time was extraordinary. It was Zhang Zuolin, the commander-in-chief of the Northeast Army, who had enough arms to equip a regiment. But he was robbed inexplicably in Xiaogushan. The person who robbed the escort was none other than Guangtai, a good brother of the escort master Feng Sen who kowtows to him. This was something that no one expected, and something that bodyguard Feng Sen never even thought about. A group of men led by Feng Sen were robbed without any explanation. Feng Sen was riding a horse, his face was livid, his eyes were looking straight ahead, without saying a word. Behind him was a team of brothers who were also withered and dull. When the horse team came to the door of the escort agency sparsely, Miss Yang Si was washing clothes in front of the escort agency. She never dreamed that Feng Sen's escort would be robbed.

In March in the south of the Yangtze River, although the grass is short and the moss is green, it is still chilly. On March 19, the third year of Xianfeng's reign in the Qing Dynasty (1853), the Taiping Army used landmines to destroy Nanjing's Yifeng Gate and breach the outer city. The next day, the army invaded Nanjing in three groups. The ancient capital of the Six Dynasties, which had not known fighting for two centuries, suffered an unprecedented catastrophe. The number of deaths among officials, gentry, soldiers and civilians in the city reached as many as 40,000. The Qing clan, General Jiangning, and Admiral Xianghou committed suicide with his sword; Imperial Envoy and Governor of Liangjiang Lu Jianying was killed. What is especially hateful are those Qing soldiers who took advantage of the situation to plunder, burn, kill, rape and loot. They were extremely cruel and made a mad leap before destruction. On the bank of the Qinhuai River, on Chaoku Street, there is a small courtyard. Although it occupies an area of ​​less than one acre, it still has small earthen buildings, exquisite rocks, and sparse flowers and trees. Several ancient plum blossoms bloom in the spring sun, with layers of green and slender beauty.

Ever since Liu Qi, Emperor Jing of the Western Han Dynasty, mistakenly believed Wu King Liu Bi's slander of "asking Chao Cuo to be killed in order to side with Qing Jun", he failed to distinguish between loyal and traitorous people, and killed Chao Cuo in vain, resulting in an eternal injustice. In this way, does it mean that the king's side cannot be cleared, and there is no need to clear it? In fact, nothing could be further from the truth. Since ancient times, in the center of every dynasty and around every king, there have always been people of all kinds: civil servants and generals, relatives of the emperor, concubines and eunuchs, as well as debaters, monks, and divination and astrology masters, all from the three religions and nine streams. Of course, there are many people who care about the country and love the people, are well-educated, upright and honest, but there are also more people who are greedy for position and live in the world; there is also a kind of people who are ignorant, insidious, cunning, greedy, vicious, and domineering.

In the first year of Emperor Daizong of the Tang Dynasty (AD 762), Emperor Li Yu had just sat down in court this morning when the military minister presented a memorial. The memorial stated: Shen Taizhi, the governor of southern Hunan Province, colluded with local gangs and neglected his duties and neglected military affairs. The city was repeatedly harassed by "Western Barbarians". Shen Taizhi was afraid, swept away Kuyin and abandoned the city and fled. The grain stores in the city were robbed, houses were burned, cattle and horses were plundered, and the people fled one after another. I hope that the emperor will immediately send someone to serve as the governor of Daozhou to appease the people and quell the chaos. Emperor Li Yu frowned after reading the memorial. In recent years, some places on the border between Hunan and Guangxi have taken advantage of the "Anshi Rebellion" and the imperial court did not pay attention to it, and gathered four to five thousand people, known as the "Xiyuan Army". The "Xiyuan Army" did not care about occupying territory, but focused on capturing people and property. Every time they attacked, they looted and looted without leaving any grass behind. The people called them "Xiyuan Barbarians".

"In 1961, the country suffered a serious natural disaster, and hunger threatened the people. In order to survive, I fled across the border from Yunnan to North Vietnam; two months later, I smuggled myself to Saigon, South Vietnam. I worked as a coolie at the Western Cargo Terminal until the winter of 1963. I originally wanted to send the three hundred dollars I earned back to my country. Your father and your mother, but the strong desire to make a fortune prompted me to use the three hundred dollars to bribe a sailor on a Spanish freighter, who hid me in a container and smuggled me into the United States." Tao's uncle was immersed in the past, his hands trembling slightly, "I am a 'black man' with no household registration and no right of residence in the United States. In order to survive, I joined the underworld in Chinatown. Within four years, I fought, cheated, and did all the bad things except killing anyone. Then, I made $100,000 in four years, and I quit the underworld and opened a business on Thirty-Seventh Street in New York. A restaurant. Over the past 20 years, I have saved millions of dollars. When your brother Kang was only eight years old, I brought him to the United States and became an American citizen. My purpose was to have an heir for the family fortune that I had earned through blood and sweat!" Tao's uncle burst into tears and was filled with grief.

Spring and Autumn, the interpretation is the Spring and Autumn period of struggle for hegemony. In the Spring and Autumn Period, there was a theory of "Five Hegemons". The order of "Xunzi Wang Ba" is: Duke Huan of Qi, Duke Wen of Jin, King Zhuang of Chu, King Helu of Wu, and King Goujian of Yue. The order of "Five Uncles" in "Customs of Customs" is: Duke Huan of Qi, Duke Wen of Jin, Duke Mu of Qin, Duke Xiang of Song, and King Zhuang of Chu. In addition to Duke Huan of Qi, Duke Wen of Jin, and King Zhuang of Chu, who are always in the order of overlords, historians continue to debate and question whether Duke Mu of Qin, Duke Xianggang of Song, King Helu of Wu, and King Gou Jian of Yue were overlords. Arguments and questions are in the judgment of the beholder and the wise. Although Duke Mu of Qin did not dominate the Central Plains, he dominated the Western Regions. It is understandable that he should be the overlord.

Qian Qian was very unfortunate. Her father died before she was born, and her mother contracted an incurable disease while she was still breastfeeding. Her mother, Ji Wanting, took her last breath and sent her to her uncle Guang Lingzi, who was the leader of the Qingcheng sect, and then died. Therefore, Qian Qian has been raised by her uncle. Although Qianqian was a relative of Guanglingzi and was entrusted to him by his mother to take care of her before she died, he did not show any special care or concern for Qianqian. In the ten years since Qianqian came to the mountain, he had always maintained a lukewarm attitude and a lukewarm distance towards Qianqian. Qian Qian even felt that he was not as good to him as he was to the extremely ordinary disciples under Qingcheng Sect. Why does the master (uncle) treat me like this and last for so many years?

Shucao of the Song Dynasty, whose courtesy name was Ye Ye and whose name was Wuhen Jushi. In his later years, he changed his name to Ye Weng and his name to Wuhen Faushi. Later generations called him "Mr. Faust". Song Shucao was born in the house of Song Wenyu, the richest man in Wendeng. On his 100th birthday, all his relatives and friends congratulated him and said, "This son has an extraordinary appearance. He will be very noble in the future!" His father Wen Yu thought deeply of this. He stroked his chin and said word by word: "Wen Yu has been fond of writing since he was a child. He just wants to be able to drive four-horse chariots on the eight-legged road and rule the enlightened world with his talents. Who knows that it is difficult to violate destiny, so I am Nan Zhan actually became a wealthy merchant." He looked at Xiao Shucao, smiled slightly and said, "I felt that this son was extraordinary when he was born. I decided to let him teach Mo Caoshu to fulfill my unfinished business. Therefore, I named him Shucao..." "Well done to Shucao!" All the relatives and friends praised him again.

At the end of the Qing Dynasty and the beginning of the Republic of China, there were many martial arts heroes in China, and there were many heroes. However, there were only three martial arts masters who could be called famous at home and abroad. They are the Jinmen hero Huo Yuanjia, the Guandong hero Du Yuanwu and the Yangtze River hero Lu Zijian. Nowadays, time has passed and the stars have changed. Huo Yuanjia and Du Yuanwu, who were once so majestic, passed away one after another during the Republic of China and became a generation of heroes who will forever be remembered in the annals of history. However, no one would have thought that today in the 22nd century, Lu Zijian, the "Yangtze River Hero" who was as famous as Huo Yuanjia and Du Yuanwu in martial arts, would still be alive in the world. Moreover, at the age of 109, it is still as majestic and prestigious as ever, and is well-known in the mountain city at the confluence of the Yangtze River and Jialing River.

Although it is June, the climate in the mountains at the southern foot of Qingshui County in Liupan Mountain still appears to be changing. The mountain peaks at an altitude of 3,000 meters are towering, overlooking the deep Weihe River Valley. The dense virgin forest contributes to the arrival of the early summer rainy season in the mountainous areas. When Genghis Khan entered the hillside on the side of the river valley to hunt wild deer, he accidentally fell off his horse and was injured. The day after a heavy rainstorm washed the mountains green as new. A few days ago, Burhan, the late king of the Western Xia Dynasty who had just been conquered by Genghis Khan, went to see the arrogant grassland emperor and bowed to him with generous tributes. Burhan did not know the news that Genghis Khan was injured after falling from his horse. He brought a group of people with him, including dazzling gold Buddha statues, gold and silver utensils, boys and girls, and many horses and camels.

On December 21, 1989, at 23:35 before midnight, a biting cold wind blew and heavy snow fell in Moscow. Two red "Seagull" cars drove from Arbat Street across the frozen Moskva River Bridge and entered the city. Ten minutes later, the seagull stopped quietly near the "Katerinburg" subway station, and a middle-aged man in a shabby coat got out of the car. This man is tall, burly and strong, with very typical Russian characteristics. He ducked into a roadside phone booth, picked up the phone, took out a coin, put it into the phone box, and dialed the number.

Chen Hao recalled in this article: "We wore gray military uniforms, but not all cotton ones were issued. Sometimes only cotton-padded jackets were issued without shirts, and the empty shells were worn all winter. In the spring, the cotton inside was removed, and it became a jacket. In summer, the lining was removed and turned into single clothes. When the cold season came again, new cotton-padded clothes were issued, and the old single shirts were tied with ropes to wear straw sandals. At that time, everyone learned how to tie the straw sandals with their two big toes, put on the rope, and then tie up the old cloth strips layer by layer. The "little devils" like to be beautiful, and tie a red cloth strip or red headband on the head of the straw sandals, which really adds a bit of beauty and is very comfortable to wear. "I stayed in a village for a month.

The eldest aunt married into Dugutun. This was more than 30 years ago. One day, when I accidentally thought of this incident, I also thought of my eldest aunt in my youth, her beautiful appearance, her subsequent experiences, and of course, the "bridal send-off" event that I will never forget. Speaking of sending relatives off, this is a custom. In my hometown, when a man and a woman get married, if the groom and the bride do not live in the same village, the mother's family is responsible for sending the bride to the groom's husband. This is called a wedding send-off. --This custom still exists today. In those days, horse-drawn carriages were basically used to send relatives off. It's a rubber-tired cart pulled by four horses. Generally speaking, a carriage is enough.

Bao Shi is originally from Heilongjiang Province and now lives in Guangzhou. Vice Chairman of the Guangzhou Writers Association, president and editor-in-chief of the Guangzhou Literary Newspaper and Periodicals, a contracted writer with the Guangdong Literary Institute, and a member of the Chinese Writers Association. Published short and medium story collections "Visiting the Village", "My Father and Mother", "The Sound of Sunflowers Blooming - Selected Collection of Bao Shi's Novels"; novels "Obsession", "The Year of Good Luck", "My Father and Mother"; Japanese version of the novel "The Road to First Love" (translated by Shiono Yonematsu, published by Kodansha), "The Road" "Mother·Cherry" (translated by Riko Miyoshi, published by Japan's Orient Publishing House), "The Story of Zizhou" (translated by Miyuki Sekiguchi, published in Japan's "Modern Chinese Literature", Issue 6, 2011), "The Sound of Sunflowers Blooming" (translated by Miyuki Sekiguchi, published in Japan's "Modern Chinese Literature", Issue 9, 2012), etc. His works have been selected by "Selected Novels", "Novel Monthly", "Selected Chinese Literature", "Xinhua Digest", "Selected Novels", "Works and Controversies", and have been included in various annual anthologies. The novella "In Memory of Me" was adapted into the movie "My Father and Mother". The film won the Silver Bear Award at the 50th Berlin Film Festival in Germany, the Outstanding Film Award at the 1999 China Film Huabiao Award, the Best Film Award at the 23rd Hundred Flowers Awards, the Best Film Award at the 20th Golden Rooster Award, the Grand Prize at the Sundance Film Festival in the United States, and the Amethyst Award at the Iran International Film Festival. Both the novel and the film were selected as reading and appreciation textbooks for Chinese language classes at a university in Taiwan.

Xiyaowo, the full name is Xiyaowotun. A few years ago, a major event happened here that shocked the entire county. In July last year, I came to the county to visit a friend and went back to my hometown with him, which is Xiyaowotun. After having lunch (and drinking a little wine), he and his old father were sitting on the kang chatting, and they accidentally talked about that incident. The old father is almost 80 years old. He has a shaved head and speaks in a loud voice. The old man worked as an accountant in a production team in his early years. He is proficient in writing and has read "Three Kingdoms" and "Water Margin". He said there was nothing wrong with him except that he was a little deaf. I asked him to explain the matter in detail. He said: "What's the point of churning these seven hundred years of millet and eight hundred years of chaff? They say that you are a book writer and you like to explore such things, so let me tell you.

Zhifu is a place full of fairy spirit. Unconsciously, a white mist spreads from the sea, like the newly washed gauze. It is thin and wet. You can grab a handful of water and soak it all in Zhifu... Beautiful places always produce some outstanding people. The land is beautiful and the people are beautiful. Zhifu is a place where great people come from. Fang Yitu, a talented scholar in the late Qing Dynasty and a second-class Jinshi, was a native of Zhifu. Fang Yi Tu, whose character is Zhen, is named Baiou Xiushi. He was born in Chaimen and was a poor scholar. He has to study hard for his future career. He has to work hard for the immediate survival. He herded cattle, cut grass, farmed, fished, carried bags, drove horses, burned lime... And did all kinds of hard work to earn a living.

Yangcheng Lake is a typical land of fish and rice in the south of the Yangtze River. There are 92 in and out rivers, including 34 inlet ports and 58 outlet ports. There are 66 species of fish in the lake, especially the clear water hairy crabs. There are more than 20 kinds of large aquatic plants, among which submerged plants such as Echinacea, Vallisneria, Ceratophylla, and Echinacea are the most common. Emergent plants are mainly reeds and wildflowers. The average plant density of the entire lake is 1,026 grams per square meter, with 17,000 acres of reeds and 2.3 Square kilometers of beach land, forming a natural barrier to hide the whereabouts of the hospital behind us. Xiaojing Village and Lotus Duo are the best hiding places. There are countless piers in the two peninsulas and the whole island in Yangcheng Lake. These piers are the local people's abbreviation of Zhuanshui Dun and Huoluowei.

After passing through Daqing Gate, passing through Qipan Street, crossing Jiangmi Alley, going up and down Zhongyu River Bridge, and returning home from the Yamen of the Ministry of Punishment, Zhao Shuqiao, a foreign minister, kept his head drooped until he entered the courtyard. This made the housekeeper Zhao Hu very strange. Normally, Zhao Shuqiao always walked in the door with her head raised, then walked into the study, sat down, read, and waited for her wife to greet her for dinner. At that time, he was young, in his early thirties, and his official career was smooth and prosperous. Zhao Hu thought that something might have happened to his master. With this thought in mind, he walked towards the east wing. There, Mrs. Zhao is preparing dinner. Seeing Zhao Hu enter the door, Mrs. Zhao raised her right hand, wiped the fine sweat on her forehead with the back of her hand, and asked, is the master back? Zhao Hu said, he is back. However, there is something wrong with Mr. Jian today.

This year marks the 70th anniversary of the victory of the Chinese People's War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression and the 70th anniversary of the victory of the World Anti-Fascist War. It is also the day when China commemorates the 78th anniversary of the outbreak of the National War of Resistance. China's War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression was China's first complete victory in its war of national liberation against foreign invasion in modern times. The Chinese people's victory in the War of Resistance against Japan made a huge contribution to the victory of the world's anti-fascist war. The Anti-Japanese War waged by the Chinese people was part of the entire world's anti-fascist war. It started the earliest and lasted the longest, lasting for 14 years starting from the September 18th Incident in 1931.

In the form of a "written movie", this book shows the arduous journey of Deng Enming and Wang Jinmei, the first representatives of the Communist Party of China, in establishing the party and leading the workers' movement in Qingdao in the early 1920s; it reveals how early female members of the Communist Party of China obtained information; it recreates Liu Shaoqi and others' guidance of the labor movement at No. 18 Coast Road, the Qingdao organization of the Communist Party of China united the Kuomintang leftists and patriots from all walks of life to form a united front, and set off the climax of the "May 30" patriotic movement. This book is the first full-length novel since the founding of New China that reflects the process of Deng Enming, Wang Jinmei and other major representatives leading the anti-Japanese strike in Qingdao and fighting against Japanese manufacturers and factory police. It reveals a series of little-known historical secrets and restores that intricate history. The novel is written in the style of a spy war. The story is smooth, the plot is ups and downs, and it is full of suspense.

In the spring of the 35th year of the Republic of China, a military plane flying from Guiyang to Kunming crashed on the Laohei Mountain at the junction of Yunnan and Guizhou. Two sheepherders who advocated the path of the earth witnessed the crash. One of the sheepherders was named Kong Laosan and the other was named Ergou. That day they drove the sheep into a depression to eat grass sprouts and find a place to light a bonfire. Suddenly, a thunderous rumble was heard, and suddenly, a giant silver-gray bird emerged from the thick clouds and swooped down toward the nearby mountain. The crash was a small military plane, and Kong Laosan found a sealed iron box in the back cabin. They buried the box and returned to the depression. The bonfire had long been extinguished. Kong Laosan gathered the scattered sheep together and moved to another pasture with the two dogs. When a cave appeared beside the mountain road, Kong Laosan rolled his eyes a few times and said to Ergou: "Look at the cave."

The yang serves the yin and violates the ambition of the wolf, bullying the king and suppressing the people and disrupting the government. The wise young master used a small plan to capture Ao and was praised by others. These four short poems are about a strange court case that happened during the Kangxi period of the Qing Dynasty. What's strange is that the child emperor, who was just over ten years old, actually defeated a powerful traitor who had all the power in the government and the public, and was murderous and arrogant. Moreover, the planning was so clever and the actions were so neat. Without anyone noticing, he took the power back into his own hands without making a sound or a bloody blow. One day in July of the sixth year of Kangxi's reign, that is, 1667, in the Hall of Supreme Harmony in the Imperial Palace in Beijing, bells and drums were ringing, and incense was swirling.

During the Zhengde period of the Ming Dynasty, there emerged a romantic emperor who was famous in Chinese history. His surname was Zhu Houzhao and his name was Wuzong. Ming Wuzong ascended the throne at the age of fifteen, died at the age of thirty-one, and reigned for sixteen years. He is not good at sitting in court and managing politics, he is fond of leisure, specializes in romance, and likes to travel in disguise, looking for flowers and willows, picking laurels and picking plums. Anyone who hears that there is a beautiful lady, a beautiful woman or a beautiful concubine, whether it is a famous family, the home of a high-ranking official, or the home of ordinary people, merchants and farmers, must rush straight in, force them to sleep with them, and let them have their way. Those who like it will be admitted to the palace and enjoy it to their heart's content; those who dislike it will girdle their waists and leave angrily, and they will be punished in the light case and beheaded in the serious case. As a result, many tragic incidents occurred, with families broken up and families separated, and wives separated from husbands, causing panic among people both inside and outside the capital. There were also several loyal ministers and good assistants in the imperial court who risked their lives to give advice.

A code book about the Japanese Navy and Air Force triggered a spy game between the United States, China and the British Allies. Someone wants to give, someone wants to take, someone wants to watch, and the spy becomes the protagonist in this game. They plotted against each other and directed each other, but only in the end did they realize that everything was just an act, that's all... In 1941, the European continent was immersed in blood and smoke, and hundreds of thousands of Hitler's elite soldiers gathered in the English Channel, with the potential to aspire to the Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland. In July, Hitler made a long speech at a high-level military meeting and made some vivid curses against Churchill. But Churchill was not very interested in Hitler's speech, which angered Hitler.

Why was the founding ceremony of the People's Republic of China in 1949 chosen to be held at 3 pm on October 1? Who proposed and designed the automatic device that Chairman Mao Zedong used to push the button to raise the five-star red flag? How about the preparations for a large and complex organization? Although 60 years have passed since the founding ceremony of the People's Republic of China in 1949, it still maintains great historical charm. In the golden autumn of October, when the whole country solemnly celebrates the 60th anniversary of the founding of the People's Republic of China, the reportage "Founding Ceremony" written by Lin Yuhua recreates for us the exciting historical scenes of that year. The central government established the Preparatory Committee for the Founding Ceremony of the People's Republic of China in 1949. The situation developed rapidly and unexpectedly. The People's Liberation Army swept away the millions of Kuomintang troops with overwhelming force. After the People's Liberation Army occupied Chiang Kai-shek's Presidential Palace, the Blue Sky and White Sun Flag was chopped down from the flagpole of the Presidential Palace.

Cotton was introduced to my country from Java in the Song Dynasty. It was once called Jibei, which is the transliteration of Malay. Huang Daopo in the Yuan Dynasty had mastered a complete set of textile technologies. Xu Guangqi in the Ming Dynasty wrote a famous "Jibei Shu" to emphasize the importance of cotton. After the Industrial Revolution in Europe, the textile industry developed rapidly and landed in China at the beginning of the 20th century. In the 1930s and 1940s, the modern textile industry in Shanghai (Shanghai), Qing (dao), and Tian (jin) began to take shape. However, cotton spinning in the North China Plain still stayed at the level of Huang Daopo. Southern Hebei Province has sandy soil and long sunshine, which is suitable for growing cotton. Its output accounts for more than 40% of the country's total, and it is a famous "cotton nest".

You only have the right to love her, but not the right to force her to love you. True love does not need to be reciprocated. Love and death are to you powerless to change... You cannot force the love of others, your conquered, the woman you have captured, to love you. You can't avoid death. You have the world, but it can't extend your life. Your life is destined. You can't enjoy one more day, one night, one hour, one minute, one second. Yu Chu's mother believed that there was a golden warrior among the millions of terracotta warriors. This warrior figurine is made of enough gold for a chariot. It is unknown whether it is an armored warrior figurine or a tabard warrior figurine. Which one has more artistic value, an all-gold or pure-gold jersey or an all-gold or pure-gold armor? It's really hard to judge without seeing the real thing. The value should be equivalent, not higher or lower. There is no trace of this golden warrior figurine so far.

In early August 1937, the terrifying atmosphere of war quietly enveloped Shanghai. Every day, Japanese soldiers rampaged through the streets looking for trouble. There are various signs that the advancing Japanese invaders will start a war in Shanghai! The Ninth Army of the National Revolutionary Army is responsible for the defense of Shanghai. Seeing the aggressive Japanese offensive, Commander-in-Chief Zhang Zhizhong was extremely anxious. At present, China has not openly broken with the Japanese. According to the "January 28" armistice agreement, China cannot station regular troops, so there is only one security regiment in Shanghai.

In November 1948, a shocking news shocked the whole country: the "Jiangxia" passenger ship was sailing near the Zhoushan Islands, and a first-class cabin suddenly exploded, killing dozens of people, including Chiang Ching-kuo's secretary and his family. How could the "Jiangxia" ship explode? Here is a little-known story. One to three hundred legal currency buys a box of matches. Chiang Kai-shek suffered successive defeats on the battlefield, and his finances to maintain his guns also collapsed rapidly. Song Ziwen, who was in charge of finance at the time, once calculated that every six hours of civil war expenditure was equivalent to the food expenses of all 4,500 students of Nanjing Central University for a whole year.

Just after New Year's Day in 1938, a heavy snowfall began to visit the ancient and deep city of Kaifeng again... Large flakes of snow fell from the gray cloud sky. In the blink of an eye, the city wall turned white, the iron tower turned white, the Dragon Pavilion turned white, and everything in the ancient city turned white. A black Chevrolet sedan drove out of a deep house compound on Xufu Street, turned onto Zhongshan Road, and walked through the snow. After crossing a few streets, it stopped in front of the Kaifeng Air Defense Command with a "squeak" sound. Liu Zhi, the Kuomintang army general, commander-in-chief of the Second Group Army and chairman of the Henan Provincial Government, walked out of the car wearing a yellow woolen cloak. The guards immediately stood at attention and saluted. Liu Zhi strode into the courtyard of the Air Defense Command, and the short and fat Commander Li hurriedly came out to greet him with a smile.

When the story happened, my grandfather had passed away for ten years. What I want to talk about here is my parents, my four uncles and my father. Originally, I always thought that my ancestors had always lived in the remote area at the junction of the three provinces of Shandong, Shandong and Anhui. In fact, this was not the case. My ancestors had been living in the Northeast for generations. That year, there was a flood in my hometown in the Northeast, and the houses with earthen walls and thatched roofs were completely destroyed by the flood. My grandparents had to take my four uncles and my father to leave their hometown and go south to the customs. They came to a place called Xiaozhuang at the junction of Sulu and Anhui provinces, which is now my hometown. When our tired family surnamed Li was preparing to set up camp in Xiaozhuang, we encountered unanimous resistance from the entire village, men, women, and children.

Chiang Kai-shek's second son, Chiang Weiguo, was talented and well-educated. He spent his childhood and youth in Suzhou. What is little known is that the Second Young Master Jiang once left many popular romantic histories in Suzhou. The author is a native of Suzhou. After long-term accumulation and collection, based on historical data, he created this documentary novella for the readers of "Zhanghui Novel". Early winter of 1931. The ancient garden city of Suzhou. The humiliating smoke of the "9·18" incident is still filling the sky over Suzhou City. It has been four years since Yao Aqiao and Xiao Weiguo, who had just turned one year old, moved from Shanghai to Suzhou in the early spring of 28. The Chiang Family Suzhou Residence is located in Cai Zhenfang, South Park, Suzhou City.

One afternoon in early August in the 14th year of Taihe (AD 490), a young man was sitting on a bed facing the wall just north of the Taihua Hall of the Imperial Palace in Pingcheng (today's Datong City, Shanxi Province). He wears a black jacket with narrow sleeves, black trousers with wide waist and crotch, high-heeled black boots, a crimson quilt around his waist, and a black tiger-skin hat with a pointed top on his head. There are braids more than a foot long trailing behind his head, and his angular facial features and whole His face was as if it were carved, with a dark complexion and erect brows. His dark brown eyes shot out bright, cone-like light. The memorial in his hand moved up and down, and he secretly screamed in his heart: Uncle, how dare you disobey my edict and take bribes and pervert the law? This person is Tuoba Hong, the sixth emperor of the Northern Wei Dynasty (the abbreviation of Wei State in the Northern and Southern Dynasties), known as Emperor Xiaowen in history. He is a Xianbei tribesman. He is 23 years old and has been in charge for nine years.

On a midsummer day in the seventh year of Taihe in the Northern and Southern Dynasties (AD 483), as it was getting dark, surrounded by some ministers, eunuchs, and guards, two wedding carriages carrying Emperor Xiaowen Tuoba Hong of the Northern Wei Dynasty, sisters Feng Miaolian and Feng Yulian on the left and Zhaoyi on the right, entered the south gate of the palace located in the northern half of Pingcheng (now Datong, Shanxi). Feng Miaolian and Feng Yulian's wedding cars arrived at the gate of the East Palace one after another and got off one after another. Both of them are seventeen years old (age is based on the traditional custom of indicating the age). Both of them have four braids on the back of their heads, small square hats embroidered with colorful lilies, light green jackets, sky blue leggings, and green cloth shoes embroidered with lotus flowers and cloud patterns. Although the two girls are dressed the same, it can be concluded from their appearance that they are not twins.

Heshen (May 28, 1750 - February 22, 1799), Niu Hulu's surname, formerly known as Shanbao, was a native of Erjiala of Zhenghong Banner in Manchuria. He was a minister in the middle of the Qing Dynasty. Together with Liu Yong and Ji Xiaolan, he was one of the three major central halls in the Qianlong period of the Qing Dynasty. When he first became an official, He Shen was smart and capable. Because Emperor Qianlong favored him, his personal desires expanded day by day, so he took advantage of his position to form cliques for personal gain and amass money. He accompanied Qianlong for more than 20 years, holding or concurrently holding many key positions in the central government of the Qing Dynasty. He was awarded the title of first-class loyal minister and bachelor of Wenhua Palace. It can be said that he is inferior to one person and superior to ten thousand people. In the fourth year of Jiaqing, Emperor Jiaqing gave Heshen the gift to commit suicide, thus ending a generation of heroes. This book exhausts the existing historical materials, uses a new perspective, truly interprets He Shen's legendary life, and fully interprets the inevitable law of his decline from peak to decline.

Believe it or not, this is indeed true. The tragic Tangshan earthquake in the 1970s was a natural disaster and a sobering man-made tragedy. Tangshan is famous for its Kailuan coal mine. As early as the early years of Guangxu in the Qing Dynasty, Li Hongzhang introduced machinery from abroad for mining. After a hundred years of vicissitudes, as underground mineral deposits continue to flow out of the surface, the depths of the strata have A huge hollow has been formed in the heavy land of Tangshan. For a long time, it has only been supported by countless wooden pillars. A disaster like the sky collapsing and the earth collapsing has become inevitable when the mineral resources are about to be exhausted and the wooden pillars decay. The Tangshan earthquake was by no means as calm as people described it before it happened. In fact, there were obvious signs as early as three years before the earthquake.

There is an ancient city on the south bank of the lower reaches of the Yangtze River in my country. It belonged to Wu in the Spring and Autumn Period. During the Warring States Period, Chu established Jinling City, and Qin Dynasty called it Moling. At the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, Zhuge Liang and Sun Quan inspected the Yangtze River and saw the Zhongshan Mountain to the east of Moling and the Stone Mountain to the west. They couldn't help but sigh, "Zhongfu is surrounded by dragons and tigers, and Stone City is the home of a true emperor." After Sun Quan became emperor, he made it the capital of Wu State and renamed it "Jianye". During the reign of Emperor Min of the Western Jin Dynasty, it was renamed "Jiankang". In 317 AD, Sima Rui ascended the throne in Jiankang, and it was known as the Eastern Jin Dynasty in history. In 420 AD, General Liu Yu of the Eastern Jin Dynasty deposed Emperor Gong of the Jin Dynasty and proclaimed himself emperor and founded the Song Dynasty. In 479, Xiao Daocheng deposed Emperor Shun of the Song Dynasty and established himself as the Southern Qi Dynasty. In July of the first year of Yongtai (498), Qi Ming Emperor Xiao Luan passed away. On his deathbed, he passed the throne to the sixteen-year-old prince Xiao Baojuan. He ordered six ministers of Gu Ming to assist the government, who were called "Six Nobles" at that time. In the first month of the following year, the reign name was changed to Yongyuan.

This book is a melancholy, generous and tragic novel, which presents a historical picture of the pain of country subjugation and the longing for the motherland. It reflects the special historical period of the Southern Song Dynasty when the country changed hands and the imperial court changed. After the people of the Southern Song Dynasty experienced the pain of national subjugation, their hearts suffered incurable trauma. It shows the criss-crossing relationships of characters from different walks of life and the ups and downs of love and hatred in a multi-layered and multi-faceted manner. This reveals human beings' confusion and deep sorrow in the face of the ever-changing ups and downs of the human world and the decline of clans, and their strong desire to grasp the inevitable. By describing the "Battle of Yashan" at the end of the Southern Song Dynasty, this book gives a detailed account of the cause, course and impact of the naval battle on later generations, and consciously intersperses several specific historical figures, making people sigh with emotion.