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"Reading National History: The National History Series of the Glory Era" selects 12 landmark years that have produced major turning points in the history of the Republic or caused accelerated social development. One book is published for each year. It describes the major historical events that occurred in this year with vivid writing and detailed information, describes its economic and political development and social features, and discusses its important position in the 65-year development of New China.

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 been reduced 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.

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.

Based on the use of historical documents of 17th-century Western European society and the synthesis of relevant Western research, this book outlines the social landscape of Western Europe in this "forgotten century (by historians)" and demonstrates the complexity of Western European society and the various development possibilities it faces during its evolution. The author chooses climate, population, military, civilization and other angles to write about this topic. He further elaborates on the relationship between climate and society and civilization in the 17th century, integrating a novel environmental history perspective. This is an area that is rarely covered by similar domestic works.

After the end of World War II, the "Trial of the Century" was held in Tokyo, Japan, from May 3, 1946 to November 12, 1948. Judges from 11 Allied countries formed the International Military Tribunal for the Far East to conduct trials against Japanese Class-A war criminals to liquidate their war crimes. Although many years have passed since the Tokyo Trial, the legal legacy left to the international community is cherished by all countries. Over the years, discussions in the international political, historical, and legal circles surrounding the historical contribution and limitations of the Tokyo Trial have also attracted widespread attention from all walks of life. After 818 hearings, the court confirmed that Japan's Class A war criminals committed countless crimes: using censorship and police repression in Japan to promote foreign expansion plans to the people and vigorously promote militaristic policies; committing heinous crimes against the Chinese people, supporting the "Puppet Manchukuo", launching the "Marco Bridge Incident", and creating the appalling Nanjing Massacre; actively establishing the Axis alliance; invading Southeast Asian countries; attacking Pearl Harbor... What legal dilemmas and challenges does the Tokyo Trial itself face? How can the trial team overcome the delaying tactics implemented by the defense based on the Anglo-American procedural rules? Can the leaders, planners and implementers of war be held personally criminally responsible? ... The author of this book, Cheng Zhaoqi, is the director of the Tokyo Trial Research Center and can be described as the "first person to write about the Tokyo Trial" in China. From a professional Tokyo Trial research perspective, combined with first-hand historical materials collected from around the world over many years, this book presents readers with the most authoritative and informative treatise on the Tokyo Trial. Defend justice and remember history.

30,000 Jewish refugees came to Shanghai, and more than 20,000 of them were driven by the Japanese invading authorities to the "Stateless Refugee Quarantine Zone" in Tilanqiao, Hongkou. In an area of ​​less than 1 square kilometer, more than 20,000 Jewish refugees and nearly 100,000 Shanghai citizens lived together, leaving behind many difficult but heartwarming stories. This book focuses on how Shanghai people who also suffered from the war helped their Jewish brothers with a friendly and tolerant attitude; Jewish refugees also brought art and culture to Shanghai, and even "Bethune"-like figures and anti-Japanese comrades emerged among them.

Since the 1990s, Austrian artist Lu Zhide has created a unique type of painting - new pen and ink painting - by combining Chinese and Western painting methods. For many years, Mr. Lu Zhide has devoted himself to researching the history of Jewish refugees in Shanghai. When he traveled around the world, he always paid attention to collecting stories about Jews and Shanghai. He has created a large number of art works based on the story of "Jewish Refugees in Shanghai", using his paintbrush to build a bridge of friendship between the Chinese nation and the Jewish nation. This collection selected 37 works of Lu Zhide.

The memories of more than 60 years ago are indelible. The friendship between Jewish refugees and their descendants and the people of Shanghai continues, and people are deeply attached to Shanghai. This book records an overseas interview with Jewish refugees and the former U. S. Secretary of the Treasury at the end of June this year, the "Jewish Refugees in Shanghai" exhibition hosted by Shanghai, which was held on Capitol Hill in the United States, the two consuls general of Germany and Israel in Shanghai jointly calling for the preservation of the relics of the past, the renovation of the Moses Synagogue, and Pan Guang's telling of Jewish stories at the United Nations. It tells the story of Jewish refugees who settled in Shanghai and never forget their "Shanghai roots."

The arrival of Jewish refugees in Shanghai was a news that the media always paid attention to. This book uses Shanghai's mainstream newspapers Shenbao, Huangbao, Four Friends Monthly, Bugle, Public Opinion Weekly, etc. During World War II, as well as the Jewish Morning News run by the Jews themselves, as well as the memoirs of the European "rickshaw" website and the "Jewish Diary" of the memorial hall. By intercepting reports from different periods, it describes what the media paid attention to Jewish refugees, what Jewish refugees were paying attention to, and recalls the unforgettable years of Jewish refugees in the Shanghai ghetto.

This book uses many newly unearthed stories such as "Chinese Schindler" He Fengshan, boxing champion Max Schmeling, "Shanghai Baby" Sonia and quarantine photographer Horst to tell the story of how during World War II, when the flames of war and anti-Semitic waves swept across Europe, the distant Shanghai became a haven for 30,000 Jewish refugees, and became the "Ark of the East" in the minds of Jewish refugees.

This set of 20 volumes mainly covers the history of China after the Sui and Tang Dynasties, and also includes the world history of Fang Long and Rene Gruset. Including "Modern History of China: 1840~1937", "The Third Way of Reading History", "A General History of the World for Everyone", "Celebrities on the Edge of the Cliff", "Grassland Empire", "China's Great History", "Tang Poetry Scene", "Pretending to Live in the Song Dynasty: A Guide to Life in Bianliang, Kyoto and Other Places" and "Fish that Missed the Net: 1840-194" 9 Little History of China", "The Late Qing Empire on the Fire", "The Power Field of the Song Dynasty", "The Tang Empire on the Blade", "General History of India for Everyone", "General History of Japan for Everyone", "China's Political History in the Past Hundred Years" and the vernacular versions of "The Romance of the Five Dynasties", "The Romance of the Song Dynasty", "The Romance of the Yuan Dynasty", "The Romance of the Qing Dynasty" and "The Romance of the Republic of China".

In the United States, more than 30 million people live in remote towns. Most of them could have gone to live in the city, earn more money, enjoy a more convenient life, and get wider educational opportunities. But they still chose the small town. Small towns are the cornerstone of American culture and the cradle of political democracy. It is the residents of small towns far away from modern cities that have become a major reason for Trump's election. The lifestyle and values ​​of small towns are the foundation of today's American society. Robert Wusnow, professor and chair of the Department of Sociology at Princeton University, spent five years interviewing more than 700 people, covering hundreds of small towns in 43 states, and combining 30 years of population data to describe in detail the joys and difficulties of small town life, as well as the inner hopes and fears of small town residents. How can small towns survive in the wave of urbanization? The American experience will provide China with new ideas for solving urbanization problems.

Rommel participated in the First World War and gave a detailed account of his experience in the First World War. In particular, he gave a detailed description and detailed description of every battle he participated in. What is commendable is that he stands at a strategic and tactical level, carefully analyzes the pros and cons of each war, and how to avoid being defeated by the opponent, and adds a hand-drawn on-site tactical map. "Rommel's Memoirs of World War I" can be called a classic of military theory and an excellent memoir of the history of World War I.

This book is a brief history of ancient China and part of modern China, narrating the story from the ancient times of Yao and Shun to the Northern Expedition of the National Revolutionary Army. This book has a total of 39 stories, each of which selects an important figure that influenced the process of Chinese history or a major event that has been widely circulated. It is also equipped with nearly a hundred exquisite illustrations that children will love to put down. It is an introductory book for children to read history.

The main purpose of "Introduction to the Study of Greek History" is to provide introductory guidance for readers who are interested in engaging in or understanding the study of Greek history. To this end, we focus on providing a practical and instrumental guide while giving a relatively comprehensive introduction to the research tradition of Greek history. "Introduction to Greek History Research" first outlines the basic framework of Greek history; secondly, it provides a comprehensive introduction to the available original materials; thirdly, it outlines academic history, including foreign and domestic Greek history research and its results; finally, it introduces the available academic resources. In addition, the appendix includes keywords and reading literature to facilitate further reading.

Although this book is about the changes in imperial power in the feudal society, it is always inseparable from the world's human conditions, power schemes, suspicion, strife, usurpation, intrigues, and even bloodshed. However, this book is not intended to teach people how to use tricks and tactics, but focuses on describing the thrilling human struggles of those in authority. This reveals how the supreme imperial power distorts human nature, how it forces people to survive like trapped animals and prisoners, how it leads step by step to conspiracy and the reversal of good and evil, how it creates injustice and tragedy of blood and tears, and how it turns the world into a gladiatorial arena and a slaughterhouse. At the same time, we hope that through these political battles, we can explore the power of justice, integrity, kindness and beauty that still exists in human nature.

This book contains a total of eleven notebook-style essays written by the author, arranged in order of writing time. Except for "Wang Maoyin and the Currency Reform in the Xianfeng Era", "Tou Xia Kao" and "The Banknote Law of the Yuan Dynasty", the following articles are related to the history of the Ming Dynasty: (1) "The Age of Jin Ping Mei's Writing and Its Social Background" The research on the era of the book "Jin Ping Mei" is considered to be about It is a work written between the tenth and thirtieth years of Wanli (1582-1602). To say the least, it cannot be earlier than the second year of Longqing (1568), and it cannot be later than the thirty-fourth year of Wanli (1606) at the latest. Its historical background is briefly discussed. (2) "Li Manju in the Records of the Yi Dynasty of Joseon" focuses on the records in the "Records of the Yi Dynasty" to explore the family background and residence of the famous leader Li Manju in the prehistoric period of Jianzhou, the westward migration of Jianzhou Zuowei, and the story of Li Manju and his demise under the Ming and Joseon Dynasties. (3) "The Army of the Ming Dynasty" records military issues in the Ming Dynasty such as the army and soldiers, the garrison system, the abolition of the Beijing army and the garrison, recruitment, military pay and national finance. Etc. The chapters are wonderful, with precise research and rigorous argumentation; the truth is discerned and new insights emerge. Use history as a mirror to learn from the past and learn from the present.

Perhaps, as an avid stationery lover, you are familiar with notebooks, pens, ballpoint pens, glue sticks, etc. From all major brands, but do you know that before the invention of eraser, the substitute used by draftsmen was actually bread crumbs? The popularity of the Reynolds ballpoint pen when it was released in 1945 is comparable to the launch of Apple's new phone today? Are the MTV music videos that became popular around the world at the end of the last century and correction fluid inextricably linked? The MOLESKINE notebook, regarded as one of the "Three Treasures of Literary Youth" by stationery geeks, is also the favorite of Hemingway, Van Gogh and Picasso? Maybe, to you, stationery is just a common little thing in daily life, but the past and present life of these stationery and the fun hidden in them will really make you want to stop!

"Historical Common Sense that 99% of People Don't Know" draws a clear treasure map for you, allowing you to easily find those long-lost treasures in your busy schedule. Whether it is to enrich personal knowledge or meet business needs, this is an excellent opportunity to supplement historical knowledge.

How many tragedies and humiliations have this terrible delusion caused? But why do humans repeat and make mistakes again and again? In Charles McGee's "Terrible Illusions: The Fatal Mistakes Everyone Makes," a documentary that once took the world by storm, we will see how the blindest and craziest side of human nature can act so crazily and foolishly.

Rather than saying that the officialdom is as bottomless as the rivers and lakes, it is better to say that the officialdom is as twists and turns as a maze. "Seeing Through Ancient Officialdom at a Glance" is a map that takes you into the chaotic and complicated ancient officialdom, allowing you to re-understand the power structures that have ruled China for five thousand years.

History is actually not boring or serious. History can also be very gossipy! Textual research is fun! "Historical Common Sense for Busy People" is a reserve manual that condenses the essence of Chinese historical and cultural knowledge. It is a must-have book for busy people to enrich themselves.

"Americans: From Colonization to Democracy" is a highly prestigious masterpiece by Boorstin, the famous American historian and former Librarian of Congress. The three volumes have won the "Bancroft Prize", the highest award in American history, the "Parkman Prize" and the "Pulitzer Prize" of the Association of American Historians.

"Americans: A Colonial Journey" describes the United States in the early colonial era. The formation of the pattern and characteristics of modern American states, the origin of Americans' bold exploration and eclectic character, the origins of Puritanism, Quakers and other sects, and the inside story of the Declaration of Independence are all described in detail and vividly in this book.

In 1789, the French royal family was on the verge of bankruptcy, food harvests failed, prices soared, and public dissatisfaction boiled. King Louis XVI announced the convening of a national meeting of the three estates. After more than 170 years, the three major estates, the clergy, the nobility, and the common people, gathered together to discuss state affairs. The aristocratic Count Mirabeau entered Parliament as a civilian representative. He used his persuasive speeches and overwhelming charm to win himself the reputation of "The Lion of the Revolution." Robespierre, the representative of the third-class civilians, Desmoulins, the civilian lawyer, and others also emerged one after another, campaigning for France in pursuit of their respective ideals. On the road to revitalizing France, they faced many conflicts between the three major estates and the French king's indecision...

"The Americans: The Journey of the Founding of the Nation" tells the history of the United States from independence to the Civil War, revealing many interesting historical facts, such as how the United States purchased Louisiana from France and acquired Florida, the completely different experiences and evaluations of Washington during his lifetime and after his death, and the truth about the Declaration of Independence in 1776. The process of how the United States got rid of the shackles of colonialism and gradually became a new force on the world stage is extremely enlightening.

Taiwanese writer Zhang Jiahua selects character stories from "Historical Records" and uses a child's perspective and modern language to present each of the warm stories to children.

The Byzantine Empire, also known as the Eastern Roman Empire, was another thousand-year-old empire after the fall of the Western Roman Empire that spanned three continents: Asia, Europe, and Africa. It was the oldest monarchy in ancient and medieval Europe. Its political economy and culture had a significant impact on the world at that time. Procopius was the greatest historian of the Byzantine Empire in the 6th century AD. The era in which he lived under the rule of Emperor Justinian I was the heyday of the Byzantine Empire. The Secret History written by Procopius was written in a strong traditional style. It records the inside story of the palace during the era of Emperor Justinian I, records the internal and external policies of the Byzantine Empire, shows the real situation under the surface of a prosperous society and a powerful empire, and reveals the true nature of the court dignitaries who control the fate of the empire and the wealth of the country. To this day, "The Secret History" still maintains extremely precious historical value and is an indispensable historical document for the study of Byzantine history and culture. This book carefully sorts out, combines and interprets the historical materials in Procopius' "Secret History", supplemented by other documents and materials on Byzantine history, telling readers the glorious history of the Byzantine Empire in a vivid way. As the current research on Byzantine history in China is still relatively unknown, this book aims to popularize Byzantine historical knowledge to ordinary readers and is worth reading.

This book uses plain language to tell the twists and turns of China's historical development from the creation of the world by Pangu to the present, focusing on ancient history. The contents of the fifteen lectures include: the origin of civilization, the change of dynasties, the perspective of the Han, Tang and Qing Dynasties, ancient transportation, foreign civilization, ethnic relations, the ancient political and legal official selection system, agricultural handicraft industry and commerce, military thought and system, social life, ideological evolution, literature and art history, science and technology, modern history, and the history of the Republic. Since the first edition of this book was published in 2003, it has been widely praised and welcomed, and 14 editions have been printed. After discussing with the editor and author, I asked them to revise the whole book, revise some outdated views and examples, and add new results of current historical research, hoping to make it easier for readers to read.

This series of books presents Chinese civilization in the form of comics that teenagers love to read, presenting readers with a magnificent historical picture. This book tells the story of famous historical stories and historical figures such as the strange man Dongfang Shuo, Sima Xiangru's Phoenix Seeking Phoenix, Sima Qian's Qianqiu Shibi Shiji, and Masked Wang Mang. Around the comic stories, four columns are used to introduce related historical monuments and traditional culture. The content of each column is rich and colorful and cleverly matched, echoing before and after, and forming a system of its own. Each column uses a large number of exquisite high-definition on-site pictures, making the text introduction more intuitive, more vivid, and easier to understand. It can be said that the pictures and texts are both beautiful and pleasing to the eye.

This series of books presents Chinese civilization in the form of comics that teenagers love to read, presenting readers with a magnificent historical picture. This volume of books tells famous historical stories and historical figures such as Dong Zhuo's rise to power, the warrior Lu Bu, Cao Cao's heroic emergence as a young man, and the Battle of Guandu. Around the comic stories, four columns are used to introduce related historical monuments and traditional culture. The content of each column is rich and colorful and cleverly matched, echoing before and after, and forming a system of its own. Each column uses a large number of exquisite high-definition on-site pictures, making the text introduction more intuitive, more vivid, and easier to understand. It can be said that the pictures and texts are both beautiful and pleasing to the eye.

This series of books presents Chinese civilization in the form of comics that teenagers love to read, presenting readers with a magnificent historical picture. This book tells famous historical stories such as Liu Guan and Zhang Taoyuan's friendship, Cao Cao cooking wine and discussing heroes, visiting thatched cottage three times, and burning Red Cliff. Around the comic stories, four columns are used to introduce related historical monuments and traditional culture. The content of each column is rich and colorful and cleverly matched, echoing before and after, and forming a system of its own. Each column uses a large number of exquisite high-definition on-site pictures, making the text introduction more intuitive, more vivid, and easier to understand. It can be said that the pictures and texts are both beautiful and pleasing to the eye.

This series of books presents Chinese civilization in the form of comics that teenagers love to read, and presents readers with a magnificent historical picture. This volume of books tells famous historical stories such as Ma Su's loss of the street pavilion, the autumn wind in Wuzhangyuan, and Xu Shu's entry into Cao Ying. Around the comic stories, four columns are used to introduce related historical monuments and traditional culture. The content of each column is rich and colorful and cleverly matched, echoing before and after, and forming a system of its own. Each column uses a large number of exquisite high-definition on-site pictures, making the text introduction more intuitive, more vivid, and easier to understand. It can be said that the pictures and texts are both beautiful and pleasing to the eye.

This series of books presents Chinese civilization in the form of comics that teenagers love to read, presenting readers with a magnificent historical picture. This book tells famous historical stories such as Qu Yuan threw himself into the river, Sun Bin fought against Pang Juan, Tian Dan restored the country, and Zhang Yi deceived Chu. Around the comic stories, four columns are used to introduce related historical monuments and traditional culture. The content of each column is rich and colorful and cleverly matched, echoing before and after, and forming a system of its own. Each column uses a large number of exquisite high-definition on-site pictures, making the text introduction more intuitive, more vivid, and easier to understand. It can be said that the pictures and texts are both beautiful and pleasing to the eye.

This series of books presents Chinese civilization in the form of comics that teenagers love to read, presenting readers with a magnificent historical picture. This volume of books tells famous historical stories such as Zhao Gao turning a deer into a horse, Chen Sheng and Wu Guang uprising, and the Hongmen Banquet. Around the comic stories, four columns are used to introduce related historical monuments and traditional culture. The content of each column is rich and colorful and cleverly matched, echoing before and after, and forming a system of its own. Each column uses a large number of exquisite high-definition on-site pictures, making the text introduction more intuitive, more vivid, and easier to understand. It can be said that the pictures and texts are both beautiful and pleasing to the eye.

This series of books presents Chinese civilization in the form of comics that teenagers love to read, presenting readers with a magnificent historical picture. This volume of books tells famous historical stories such as Maweipo's death, the pacification of the Anshi Rebellion, and Li Su's entry into Caizhou on a snowy night. Around the comic stories, four columns are used to introduce related historical monuments and traditional culture. The content of each column is rich and colorful and cleverly matched, echoing before and after, and forming a system of its own. Each column uses a large number of exquisite high-definition on-site pictures, making the text introduction more intuitive, more vivid, and easier to understand. It can be said that the pictures and texts are both beautiful and pleasing to the eye.

This series of books presents Chinese civilization in the form of comics that teenagers love to read, presenting readers with a magnificent historical picture. This volume of books tells famous historical stories such as Laozi riding a green ox through Hangu Pass to leave a message, Zhuang Zhou dreaming of butterflies, and Sun Wu training troops. Around the comic stories, four columns are used to introduce related historical monuments and traditional culture. The content of each column is rich and colorful and cleverly matched, echoing before and after, and forming a system of its own. Each column uses a large number of exquisite high-definition on-site pictures, making the text introduction more intuitive, more vivid, and easier to understand. It can be said that the pictures and texts are both beautiful and pleasing to the eye.

This series of books presents Chinese civilization in the form of comics that teenagers love to read, presenting readers with a magnificent historical picture. This volume of books tells famous historical stories and historical figures such as King Li Shimin of Qin, the Xuanwu Gate Incident, Wei Zheng of Mingjing, and Princess Wencheng. Around the comic stories, four columns are used to introduce related historical monuments and traditional culture. The content of each column is rich and colorful and cleverly matched, echoing before and after, and forming a system of its own. Each column uses a large number of exquisite high-definition on-site pictures, making the text introduction more intuitive, more vivid, and easier to understand. It can be said that the pictures and texts are both beautiful and pleasing to the eye.

This set of books presents Chinese civilization in the form of comics that teenagers love to read, presenting readers with a magnificent historical picture. This volume of books tells the historical stories of the four Warring States princes, Mengchang Jun, Xinling Jun, Pingyuan Jun, and Chunshen Jun, as well as Shang Yang's reform and other historical stories. Around the comic stories, four columns are used to introduce related historical monuments and traditional culture. The content of each column is rich and colorful and cleverly matched, echoing before and after, and forming a system of its own. Each column uses a large number of exquisite high-definition on-site pictures, making the text introduction more intuitive, more vivid, and easier to understand. It can be said that the pictures and texts are both beautiful and pleasing to the eye.

This series of books presents Chinese civilization in the form of comics that teenagers love to read, presenting readers with a magnificent historical picture. This volume of books tells famous historical stories and historical figures such as Lu Buwei's "Strange Things to Live in" and Qin Shihuang, the First Emperor of China. Around the comic stories, four columns are used to introduce related historical monuments and traditional culture. The content of each column is rich and colorful and cleverly matched, echoing before and after, and forming a system of its own. Each column uses a large number of exquisite high-definition on-site pictures, making the text introduction more intuitive, more vivid, and easier to understand. It can be said that the pictures and texts are both beautiful and pleasing to the eye.

This series of books presents Chinese civilization in the form of comics that teenagers love to read, presenting readers with a magnificent historical picture. This book tells the famous historical stories and historical figures such as Li Guang, Zhang Qian's mission to the Western Regions, Su Wu Shepherd, Zhaojun's mission to the fortress, etc. Around the comic stories, four columns are used to introduce related historical monuments and traditional culture. The content of each column is rich and colorful and cleverly matched, echoing before and after, and forming a system of its own. Each column uses a large number of exquisite high-definition on-site pictures, making the text introduction more intuitive, more vivid, and easier to understand. It can be said that the pictures and texts are both beautiful and pleasing to the eye.

This series of books presents Chinese civilization in the form of comics that teenagers love to read, presenting readers with a magnificent historical picture. This book tells famous historical stories such as writing letters on the bus, the Reform Movement of 1898, and the Boxer Rebellion. Around the comic stories, four columns are used to introduce related historical monuments and traditional culture. The content of each column is rich and colorful and cleverly matched, echoing before and after, and forming a system of its own. Each column uses a large number of exquisite high-definition on-site pictures, making the text introduction more intuitive, more vivid, and easier to understand. It can be said that the pictures and texts are both beautiful and pleasing to the eye.

This volume tells famous historical stories such as the destruction of opium in Humen, the Opium War, and the burning of the Old Summer Palace. In addition, some historical monuments and traditional culture are introduced.

This series of books presents Chinese civilization in the form of comics that teenagers love to read, presenting readers with a magnificent historical picture. This volume of books tells famous historical stories and historical figures such as the Hongzhi Case, Dingyou Examination Case, Jiangnan Examination Case, and the court painter Lang Shining. Around the comic stories, four columns are used to introduce related historical monuments and traditional culture. The content of each column is rich and colorful and cleverly matched, echoing before and after, and forming a system of its own. Each column uses a large number of exquisite high-definition on-site pictures, making the text introduction more intuitive, more vivid, and easier to understand. It can be said that the pictures and texts are both beautiful and pleasing to the eye.

This series of books presents Chinese civilization in the form of comics that teenagers love to read, presenting readers with a magnificent historical picture. This volume of books tells famous historical stories such as Liu Yu's Northern Expedition, self-destruction of the Great Wall, Emperor Wu of Liang's monastery, helping his son to rejuvenate the country, and Emperor Xiaowen moving the capital. Around the comic stories, four columns are used to introduce related historical monuments and traditional culture. The content of each column is rich and colorful and cleverly matched, echoing before and after, and forming a system of its own. Each column uses a large number of exquisite high-definition on-site pictures, making the text introduction more intuitive, more vivid, and easier to understand. It can be said that the pictures and texts are both beautiful and pleasing to the eye.

This series of books presents Chinese civilization in the form of comics that teenagers love to read, presenting readers with a magnificent historical picture. This book introduces famous historical figures such as the famous scholar Ruan Ji, the calligrapher Wang Xizhi, Mr. Jingjie, Zongqing Xie Lingyun, Prince Zhaoming, and Mrs. Qiaoguo. Around the comic stories, four columns are used to introduce related historical monuments and traditional culture. The content of each column is rich and colorful and cleverly matched, echoing before and after, and forming a system of its own. Each column uses a large number of exquisite high-definition on-site pictures, making the text introduction more intuitive, more vivid, and easier to understand. It can be said that the pictures and texts are both beautiful and pleasing to the eye.

This volume tells famous historical stories and historical figures such as Six Journeys to the South of the Yangtze River, Returning to the Homeland in the East, the Battle of Jinchuan, and the favorite minister He Shen. In addition, some historical monuments and traditional culture are introduced.

This series of books presents Chinese civilization in the form of comics that teenagers love to read, presenting readers with a magnificent historical picture. This volume of books tells about famous historical figures and historical masterpieces such as the talented scholar Jie Jin, the general editor of Siku, and A Dream in Red Mansions. Around the comic stories, four columns are used to introduce related historical monuments and traditional culture. The content of each column is rich and colorful and cleverly matched, echoing before and after, and forming a system of its own. Each column uses a large number of exquisite high-definition on-site pictures, making the text introduction more intuitive, more vivid, and easier to understand. It can be said that the pictures and texts are both beautiful and pleasing to the eye.

This volume of books tells the historical figures and stories of the late Qing Dynasty officials, the red-top businessman Hu Xueyan, and Zuo Baobao who guarded Pyongyang. Around the comic stories, four columns are used to introduce related historical monuments and traditional culture. The content of each column is rich and colorful and cleverly matched, echoing before and after, and forming a system of its own. Each column uses a large number of exquisite high-definition on-site pictures, making the text introduction more intuitive, more vivid, and easier to understand. It can be said that the pictures and texts are both beautiful and pleasing to the eye.

This series of books presents Chinese civilization in the form of comics that teenagers love to read, presenting readers with a magnificent historical picture. This book tells the story of famous historical figures and historical stories such as the traitorous prime minister Yan Song, Hehe Jiuqiansui, the first assistant Zhang Juzheng, and the three major cases of the Ming Palace. Around the comic stories, four columns are used to introduce related historical monuments and traditional culture. The content of each column is rich and colorful and cleverly matched, echoing before and after, and forming a system of its own. Each column uses a large number of exquisite high-definition on-site pictures, making the text introduction more intuitive, more vivid, and easier to understand. It can be said that the pictures and texts are both beautiful and pleasing to the eye.