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This book focuses on the 400-year history of "Tangshan Crossing Taiwan" from the time when Zheng Zhilong arrived in Taiwan in the late Ming Dynasty to the restoration of Taiwan in 1945. From the aspects of folk customs, religious beliefs, population migration, economic and trade transportation, settlement and planting, humanistic history, etc., It is a true presentation and systematic review of the history of cross-Strait exchanges. It once again confirms that the two sides of the Strait share the same roots, culture and species.

This book uses the perspective of historical materialism and takes "grassroots organizations", "finance" and "world trends" as three fulcrums to re-examine the world historical process since 1500 AD. It focuses on geopolitical changes, fiscal and financial systems and political changes. It has newly answered the "Needham Puzzle" - that is, the question of "why modern China fell behind", and further pointed out that: the combination of theory and reality, the combination of politics and the people, and the combination of fiscal and financial systems with production development and people's livelihood are the three key points of China's rejuvenation and China's path. This book puts forward a series of innovative viewpoints: such as "officials are not feudal, officials are feudal", "national organizational capabilities", war debt and the capitalist system, the long-term significance of Ryukyu and Kyaktu trade to China's development, etc., Among party and government cadres, academic circles at home and abroad, and readers It generated a strong response and was listed in the 2010 National Excellent Book Rankings ("News and Publishing News"), and was selected into the "Collection of Books Recommended by China's Senior Leaders" (Shanxi People's Publishing House, 2010) and the 2010 Library Wenjin Book Award Recommended Books.

With the death of Emperor Ming of Jin, his relative Yu Liang came to power, which triggered the rebellion between Su Jun and Zu Yue, and Jiankang fell into the hands of the rebels. The celebrity Yu Liang fled alone. Under the persuasion of various people, Tao Kan raised troops to fight against the rebellion, and joined forces with the King of Qin from all walks of life to finally put down Su Jun's rebellion. The Eastern Jin Dynasty turned a corner. The situation in the north is still war-torn. After Shi Le was established, Zhao Hou died of old age. A power struggle broke out in the Hou Zhao Group. Shi Min, the adopted son of Shi Le, rose up in the chaos, annihilated the Shi Le people, restored his Han identity, established the Han government, issued an order to destroy the Hu, and fought against the Hu in the north with a lone army. He was extremely brave and invincible. In the end, he was outnumbered and was killed by Murong Xianbei...

This volume mainly tells the story of the Sima family's southern crossing. After the establishment of the Eastern Jin Dynasty, internal conflicts became irreconcilable, which led to Wang Dun's rebellion and the use of force to enter Jiankang. Emperor Xiaowu of the Eastern Jin Dynasty died of illness, and Sima Shao succeeded to the throne, finally putting an end to Wangdun's rebellion. There are miscellaneous descriptions of the situation in the north: Liu and Han were in turmoil and the rivers were in decline;

This book is the finale. The barbarians in the north are locked in fierce battles. The external pressure on the Jin Dynasty has been greatly alleviated. However, with Huanxuan gaining power, the Sima Dynasty is once again in danger of overthrowing. Liu Yu started at the end of the Wei Dynasty, conquered the east and west, quelled the Huanxuan Rebellion, wiped out all the separatist forces in the south of the Yangtze River, and then organized his army to march north, swallowing up Western Shu, destroying Southern Yan, defeating the Later Qin, and first regaining Luoyang and Chang'an. Due to the death of the mastermind Liu Muzhi, Liu Yu took his troops back south, resulting in Chang'an being lost and gained, generals fighting, and famous generals dying. After Liu Yunan returned, he finally abolished Jin and established himself on his own. The Sima regime came to an end, and the Wei and Jin Dynasties also came to an end.

This book is the second volume, with a total of six chapters. After Sima Yan died, Queen Jia trembled in power. Those who obeyed me prospered, and those who rebelled against me perished. The government and the public were frightened. Sima Lun launched a coup and deposed Empress Jia. The drama of the Eight Kings Rebellion is about to begin. People from all walks of life in the Sima family are vying to take the stage. You sing and I will take the stage. One wave after another, villains and treacherous ministers play a role in it, causing brothers, fathers and sons to kill each other. In the Jin Dynasty, people were in dire straits and hungry people were in crowds. Li Te and Zhang Chang started revolts one after another and separated themselves from each other. Liu Yuan took advantage of the situation and established the Han Dynasty again. Afterwards, the stupid emperor was poisoned to death, and Sima Chi ascended the throne, but he was unable to save himself and chaos raged. At the time of Shi Le's rise, he surrendered to Liu Yuan, and the Central Plains was at war. Faced with the siege by all the heroes, the Sima clan had no intention of quelling the chaos, but had no strategy to quell it. Sima Chi could only place his hope on the famous scholar Wang Yan. Wang Yan betrayed the country and was captured by Shi Le. He surrendered to survive, but was eventually buried alive. The Jin Dynasty was about to collapse.

"The History of the Tang Dynasty is Not Like Smoke" tells the history of the Tang Dynasty in a relaxed and humorous way. This book is the third volume and mainly tells the historical events of Wu Zetian's period. From a humble talent in the palace, to the green lanterns and yellow scrolls in the Ganye Temple, to the empress who ruled the world, Wu Zetian used her wisdom and skills to compose the epic of a woman, and created achievements that were unprecedented and unprecedented: she was a talented and strategic king. During her reign, she carried out imperial examinations, severely damaged the family, and wiped out border troubles. She seemed to have the "Legacy of Zhenguan"; she was a chilling master of power and tactics. She reuses cruel officials, implicates innocent people, even her own flesh and blood, and plays with the government affairs at her fingertips; she is also a Wu Mei Niang with the feelings of a girl. Her opponent says, "You are jealous at the beginning, and you won't let anyone with your eyebrows; you can hide your sleeves." "Slanderous, foxy can confuse the Lord" contrasted with her beauty, which was enough to make her feel happy... Thousands of years have passed by, and now only the wordless monument in front of the Qianling Mausoleum is left standing silently, with merits and demerits open to anyone to comment. The book's writing style is natural, the style is bright, the language is interesting and concise, and the plot is relaxed and moderate. After revision, it becomes more grand and meaningful, showing a very superb ability to control historical materials.

Professor Zhang Ming's historical essays are mainly based on the history of the late Qing Dynasty and the Republic of China. He eclectically tells many details that are not noticed in the official history, focusing on exploring the things behind the stories. This volume focuses on talking about people and selects 103 essential works to embody his unique views on various characters and highlight the charm of Zhang Ming's style of telling history. The main content: the facial makeup of a warlord, the character of a warrior, the temper of a scholar, the secrets of the palace, the difference of a woman, the weight of an important minister, Zhang Ming's taste of people, and outlines the portraits of the characters from the late Qing Dynasty to the early Republic of China. You can truly feel Zhang Ming's unique style of telling history.

This book is the fourth in the series "The Temperature of History". History is a kaleidoscope. Everyone sees it differently and sees it differently from every angle. Some people see cruelty, and some people see tenderness. Some people see killing, some people see redemption. Some people see others, and some people see themselves. Some people pretend to be true, and some people pretend to be true. The cold history is actually full of warmth. Those people who are either famous in history or unknown, all appear in Mantou Master's articles. You will see their shining side, and then you will be inspired or motivated. The history told by the Mantou Master is both good and evil. It means that the overall feeling is positive. No matter what the historical evaluation of the characters and events is, you can always read the positive energy. And evil is interesting. The interesting words make history, which may originally be boring, become interesting and lively. Some historical stories that are cold and should not be approached by strangers are like being turned in a microwave oven, bringing warmth and warmth, and I want to share them together.

"The Temperature of History: Looking for the Stories, Passion and True Temperament Behind History" Introduction: History is a kaleidoscope. Everyone sees it differently, and each angle sees it differently. Some people see cruelty, and some people see tenderness. Some people see killing, some people see redemption. Some people see others, and some people see themselves. Some people pretend to be true, and some people pretend to be true. A passage and a name in history books present unexpected faces in Zhang Wei's writing. The history written by Zhang Wei is both upright and warm. Exactly, it's because, in each historical story of "Steamed Bun Theory", Zhang Wei tried his best to use a third-party, non-emotional tone to restore the historical events at that time. Many historical events and characters have two sides. We cannot jump out of the historical environment at that time. It is unfair to the people at that time to use "God's perspective" to evaluate people and events at that time. And warmth is interesting and warm. History is no longer cold and should be kept away from strangers. It seems to be a historical event composed of time, place and a series of data. The protagonists behind it are living people, with flesh and blood, human nature, stories and true temperaments. The interesting words make the originally boring history come alive. "The Temperature of History: Stories, hesitations and beliefs in the details." 2Introduction: Do you really know Tufeiyuan? Is Nikola Tesla a god or a man? During the Anti-Japanese War, there were only two bombers left in the entire country. Why did they still bomb Japan? Is "The Last Lesson" a lie? What does real lurking look like? ... A passage, a name, or even a picture in a history book, under Zhang Wei's pen, present unexpected faces. History is no longer just cold years and numbers, but stories with warmth and real people of flesh and blood. As a human being, we have pros and cons, pros and cons. Zhang Wei tried his best to use a dialectical perspective, combined with the objective environment at the time, to put himself in the shoes of those historical events and historical figures, instead of prejudging his position or judging an event or a person from his perspective. The seemingly boring history is actually full of life, full of stories, flesh and blood, hesitation, and faith. History has real temperature. "The Temperature of History. 3, Times are coming, and history is made in a blink of an eye" Content summary: Why did Ye Mingchen, who insisted on his integrity and called himself "Suwu on the Sea", end up with "eternal infamy"? Why did Yan Fu's life finally take a turn? Did Leonardo da Vinci really travel back in time from modern times? Churchill, who won the Nobel Prize for Literature, what kind of other side did he have? Ye Mingchen, Ding Ruchang, Shen Xin, Zhang Zuolin, Li Yuanhong, Yan Fu, Rabe, Churchill, Leonardo da Vinci, Guevara... What kind of life is behind these names that may be familiar or unfamiliar? What kind of era do their stories reflect? In Zhang Wei's abstract description, every name and event in the history books can present a vivid and vivid picture, changing history in its own way, or being changed by history. History is no longer just cold years and numbers, but stories with warmth and real people of flesh and blood. The author uses a dialectical vision as much as possible to restore those historical events and historical figures, so that the seemingly boring history can show its true warmth with its flesh and blood, its hesitation, its flash, and its belief. "The Temperature of History 4: Those Obsession and Beliefs, Ideals and Dreams" Introduction: This book is the fourth book in the "The Temperature of History" series. History is a kaleidoscope. Everyone sees it differently and sees it differently from every angle. Some people see cruelty, and some people see tenderness. Some people see killing, some people see redemption. Some people see others, and some people see themselves. Some people pretend to be true, and some people pretend to be true. The cold history is actually full of warmth. Those people who are either famous in history or unknown, all appear in Mantou Master's articles. You will see their shining side, and then you will be inspired or motivated. The history told by the Mantou Master is both good and evil. It means that the overall feeling is positive. No matter what the historical evaluation of the characters and events is, you can always read the positive energy. And evil is interesting. The interesting words make history, which may originally be boring, become interesting and lively. Some historical stories that are cold and should not be approached by strangers are like being turned in a microwave oven, bringing warmth and warmth, and I want to share them together.

At the end of the Qing Dynasty and the beginning of the Republic of China, the unprecedented collision between Eastern and Western cultures caused the traditional social order in China to collapse and gradually enter modernization. The author focuses on how Zhang Zuolin, Wu Peifu, Yan Xishan, Tang Shengzhi, Liu Xiang, Sun Dianying, Feng Yuxiang, Chiang Kai-shek and other major warlords maintained their group rule during this specific period, and the various methods they used to rule Among the eight sects, there are those who return to tradition, those who are in the green forest style, those who are family groups, those who pray to God and Buddha, some who promote Christianity, and some who imitate Japan's militarism. If you look carefully and think deeply, it is not just as simple as making people laugh.

The culturally open Tang Dynasty brought a spring to the liberation of female personality. Women in the Tang Dynasty had a flamboyant personality, pursued fashion, and were bold and independent. They would not suppress themselves and seek perfection, and they paid great attention to the improvement of their own cultivation. They were likely to surpass men in wisdom and talent. The enterprising spirit of these Tang Dynasty women is worthy of learning and carrying forward by future generations of women. "The Tang Dynasty is Actually Quite Interesting" uses subversive viewpoints and humorous words to restore a real Tang Dynasty! "The Tang Dynasty is actually quite interesting" allows you to learn about history in a fun way!

"The Jokes of the Tang Dynasty: History on the Left and Jokes on the Right" written by Tian Yuan: Behind the thick and serious official history, there is a smoky life and humanity, desire and fighting, ambition and innocence. "Jokes of the Tang Dynasty: History on the Left and Jokes on the Right" re-patches the official history, whitens the places that have been blackened by the official history, cleanses the places that have been painted over by the official history, and brings a more interesting and true history to you.

"History is on the left, jokes are on the right: those jokes from the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period". The "joke style" adopted in the genre is an imitation and tribute to the traditional Chinese "quotation style". The simplicity, richness, freedom and flexibility of "Quotation style" deeply attracted me. Its "fragmentation" characteristics are quite similar to the now popular Weibo; in fact, the "joke style" is full of clicks, which also has the meaning of giving a wake-up call and teaching others. I hope these paragraphs can leave some blank space for readers and inspire their imagination. The pursuit of a complete, closed system or discussion is not my goal, and indeed it is beyond my ability. "

The author of this book is a professor at Renmin University of China. This is the second edition of this book. The book is divided into four chapters. In the first two chapters, the author clarifies the relationship between more than a dozen major warlords and politicians in Beiyang at that time to look at the forces that promoted the occurrence and development of the May Fourth Movement, and reproduces the complicated political relationships in the melee at that time. In the next two chapters, the author puts forward the important impact of the new culture and new literature movements on Chinese history at that time through the collection of historical materials.

This is a long wartime diary that almost runs through the entire "World War II". This is a private history of World War II full of historical details. This is a legendary autobiography of a Russian exiled aristocratic woman.

In ancient times, in ordinary people's minds, there were all kinds of magnificent and moving myths and legends, such as Pangu created the world, Nuwa skillfully mended the sky, Fuxi created the Eight Trigrams, Shen Nong tasted hundreds of herbs, Yao and Shun abdicated, Dayu controlled the floods, etc. For thousands of years, these legends have been regarded as trustworthy history and influenced generations of people. What is the situation close to reality? During the Xia, Shang and Zhou dynasties, apart from the stories of Xia Qi seizing the throne, Shang Tang annihilating Jie, King Wen defeating Zhou, and the stories of Bigan gouging out his heart, Jiang Shang fishing, and Zhou Gong spitting out food, as well as the specious characterization of a "slave society", there seems to be no other deep imprint in the memory. Is this period of history that lasts almost two thousand years really nothing more than that? It is said that there were many assassins during the Spring and Autumn Period. For example, in 712 BC, Minister Yu Fu of the State of Lu sent an assassin to stab Duke Yin of Lu to death; in 611 BC, Mrs. Xiang sent an assassin to stab to death her grandson Duke Zhao of Song; in 607 BC, members of the powerful minister Zhao Dun of Jin stabbed Duke Ling of Jin to death; however, why were similar regicide scenes frequently staged during the Spring and Autumn Period? ... Qian Mu's Bole, the teacher of masters of history such as Tan Qixiang, Tong Shuye, Yang Xiangkui, and Bai Shouyi, and the historian Gu Jiegang, who has long held the top position in the field of ancient history in the Republic of China, started his lectures with sincerity and relaxed, telling the truth and falsehood of ancient legends, the division and convergence of the Spring and Autumn Period, and the fierce conquests of Song and Mongolia.

A national best-seller, the language in this book is true to its meaning and fluent, providing you with a brand new perspective. Under its guidance, you will have a new spiritual experience, enrich your leisure time, and gain more happiness!

A national best-seller, the language in this book is true to its meaning and fluent, providing you with a brand new perspective. Under its guidance, you will have a new spiritual experience, enrich your leisure time, and gain more happiness!

"The Accents of the Song Dynasty" selects 19 poets, poets and writers who had an important influence in the history of Chinese literature during the Song Dynasty. It combs through a large number of historical materials that have been passed down, and integrates the commentary and biography of the Song Dynasty literati with the reading and appreciation of poetry. It tells the twists and turns of these literary giants' ups and downs as they grew up and their difficult official careers. There are both interesting and touching stories, as well as bitter experiences that are regrettable. It is thought-provoking and interesting to read. It also picks out famous and enduring famous poems and lines from literary giants as examples for interpretation. It is narrated in a eloquent way, with impromptu evaluation and detailed analysis. It must be easy to say and accurate and appropriate. It is a highly valuable appreciation book of Song Dynasty poetry.

This book focuses on describing the little-known inside story behind Yan Song's and his son's dominance of the court for twenty years, revealing the cabinet, the power organization that overriding the six ministries in the middle of the Ming Dynasty, and reflecting the survival of the Ming Dynasty's officialdom and the colorful life of a generation of prime ministers.

This book focuses on describing Zhang Juzheng, a controversial prime minister of the Ming Dynasty. From a hidden minister to the chief regent who assisted the young emperor, how he improved the increasingly decadent government situation. It also revealed the cabinet, the power organization that overriding the six ministries in the middle of the Ming Dynasty, and reflected the survival of the Ming Dynasty officialdom and the colorful life of a generation of prime ministers and ministers.

This book focuses on describing how Xu Jie, the chief minister of the Ming Dynasty who was relatively "unexplainable" in the history of the Ming Dynasty, endured humiliation and heavy burdens and went from dormant and dormant to wielding great power under the suppression of Yan Song and his son. It also reveals the cabinet, the power organization that overriding the six ministries in the middle of the Ming Dynasty, and reflects the survival of the Ming Dynasty officialdom and the colorful life of a generation of prime ministers and ministers.

A national best-seller, the language in this book is true to its meaning and fluent, providing you with a brand new perspective. Under its guidance, you will have a new spiritual experience, enrich your leisure time, and gain more happiness!

"Research on Northeast China and Japan in Modern Times" is based on Northeast China, integrates research resources on Manchukuo and Japan in Northeast China, and is committed to the study of politics, economy, society and other aspects of Northeast China in modern times. This book is the second volume. It analyzes Japan's various activities in Northeast China and Inner Mongolia from the aspects of culture, thought, economy and trade, etc., In order to expose the nature of its colonial rule and criticize its lack of reflection on the war of aggression.

Xiao Chaogui, who originally farmed and burned charcoal in the Bauhinia Mountains all day long, should not have entered the field of history and left behind his wonderful moments. But Hong Xiuquan, the God Society, and the Taiping Heavenly Kingdom changed Xiao Chaogui's fate; Xiao Chaogui also changed them. This book cites reliable information to prove that there was a "Xiao Chaogui Era" in the early history of the Taiping Heavenly Kingdom, and the Taiping Heavenly Kingdom was able to usher in the glory of Dingding Jinling. At the same time, the power struggle and changes in the power structure of the Taiping Heavenly Kingdom that began during the Xiao Chaogui period also laid the foundation for the fall of the "Heavenly Kingdom". The six research papers attached to this book are the author's follow-up research on Xiao Chaogui and the early history of the Taiping Rebellion in recent years.

This is an extremely classic book on modern Chinese history, known as "the pioneering work of modern Chinese history". The language is fluent and suitable for everyone to read. The whole book is divided into two parts. The first volume of "Modern History of China" revolves around the main line of whether and how the Chinese nation can modernize. After the Opium War opened the door to China's isolation, from Yi  to the Westernization Movement of Zeng Guofan, Li Hongzhang and others, from Kang Youwei's "Hundred Days Reform" to Sun Yat-sen's Revolution of 1911, the Chinese nation continued to make attempts at modernization and rejuvenation. The second volume of "Modern China and the World" is divided into two parts. It newly includes relevant and exciting articles by Jiang Tingfu on China's modernization and national rejuvenation. By reading this book, readers can gain an in-depth understanding of the "big changes" China's modern society has encountered, and better understand the origins of the "Chinese Dream" of national rejuvenation and national prosperity as well as the hardships of early exploration. It can be said that this book is a must-read for modern Chinese history.

This book comprehensively reproduces the details and style of the Song Dynasty's diet. The author explains in detail the etiquette, dishes, utensils, drinking orders, restaurant management, etc. Of banquets in the Song Dynasty, written in a relaxed and eloquent way. There are also many interesting literati stories in the book: Su Dongpo is a senior gourmet, Ouyang Xiu is keen on eating crabs, Wang Anshi is not particular about food... Reading this book, we can understand the life style of the Song Dynasty from a new perspective, and feel the elegance of the Song Dynasty through food culture.

This book not only tells about the artistic Bao Gong, but also tries to restore the historical Bao Gong. Among the true and false stories and materials, the author eliminates the rough and selects the essence, removes the false and retains the true, showing us a more three-dimensional and realistic image of Mr. Bao. Bao Gong is actually a white-faced scholar; he only served as the governor of Kaifeng for a year and a half, and spent more time managing finances; in reality, he also has a side that favors selfishness and protects shortcomings, and is self-willed... After reading this book, we will get to know a different Gong Bao.

Are you willing to be a Song Dynasty person? This book is divided into two parts. The first part is "A Life of a Song Dynasty Person", which talks about social customs; the second part is "A Song Dynasty Person's Four Seasons", which talks about seasonal customs. If we go back to the Song Dynasty, what rules should be followed from birth to old age, weddings and funerals, birth, old age, illness and death? What habits will develop? How to study? How to get a wife? How to make a living? How to communicate? The answers can be found in books.

As the first chronological history of the study of "Zhou Rites", this book conducts a comprehensive and in-depth study of the study of "Zhou Rites" in the Song Dynasty from the perspective of the history of Confucian classics, including case studies, special studies and comprehensive studies. It is proposed that the research on "Zhou Rites" before Qingli formed the Sinological research method of "Zhou Rites" and followed it for a long time, which resulted in a rigid and rigid research atmosphere on "Zhou Rites"; the research on "Zhou Rites" after Qingli began to break through the "Zhou Rites" Sinological research methods; after the Xining Reform, more scholars Paying attention to "Zhou Rites", he made breakthroughs in the Sinological research methods of "Zhou Rites" in many aspects, and initially formed the "Zhou Rites" Song studies research methods. In the late Southern Song Dynasty, with continuous improvement of experience, the "Zhou Rites" Song studies research methods were finally established, and profoundly influenced the study of "Zhou Rites" in the Yuan, Ming and Qing Dynasties. This book expresses its own opinions on several major issues in the study of "Zhou Rites" in the Song Dynasty, and provides a comprehensive reference for deepening the study of the academic and ideological history of "Zhou Rites" in the Song Dynasty.

This book is the fourth in the "Temperature of History" series. History is a kaleidoscope. Everyone sees it differently and sees it differently from every angle. Some people see cruelty, and some people see tenderness. Some people see killing, some people see redemption. Some people see others, and some people see themselves. Some people pretend to be true, and some people pretend to be true. The cold history is actually full of warmth. Those people who are either famous in history or unknown, all appear in Mantou Master's articles. You will see their shining side, and then you will be inspired or motivated. The history told by the Mantou Master is both good and evil. It means that the overall feeling is positive. No matter what the historical evaluation of the characters and events is, you can always read the positive energy. And evil is interesting. The interesting words make history, which may originally be boring, become interesting and lively. Some historical stories that are cold and should not be approached by strangers are like being turned in a microwave oven, bringing warmth and warmth, and I want to share them together.

[Reading on WeChat, exclusive to the entire network! ]Why did Ye Mingchen, who insisted on integrity and called himself "Suwu on the Sea", end up with "eternal infamy"? Why did Yan Fu's life finally take a turn? Did Leonardo da Vinci really travel back in time from modern times? Churchill, who won the Nobel Prize for Literature, what kind of other side did he have? Ye Mingchen, Ding Ruchang, Shen Xin, Zhang Zuolin, Li Yuanhong, Yan Fu, Rabe, Churchill, Leonardo da Vinci, Guevara... What kind of life is behind these names that may be familiar or unfamiliar? What kind of era do their stories reflect? In Zhang Wei's abstract description, every name and event in the history books can present a vivid and vivid picture, changing history in its own way, or being changed by history. History is no longer just cold years and numbers, but stories with warmth and real people of flesh and blood. The author uses a dialectical vision as much as possible to restore those historical events and historical figures, so that the seemingly boring history can show its true warmth with its flesh and blood, its hesitation, its flash, and its belief.

The previous section, "Museums and Society," introduces the basic concepts, historical origins, functional types, etc. Of museums. Through a large number of cases from museums around the world, it helps everyone to understand the institution of museums vividly and how to utilize museum resources. The second part, "Museums and Culture," focuses on eight famous museums, and each chapter introduces a social topic related to cultural museums for discussion. It also introduces art appreciation methods, basic art history, and cultural relics knowledge based on specific collections.

"Heroes in Historical Records: The Four Young Masters (1)" introduces the heroic figures in "Historical Records" with pictures and texts: Lord Mengchang and Lord Pingyuan. The author adds the author's personal insights and interpretations to the story of Sima Qian, bringing readers back to that era in history when individuality was flamboyant. In that era, there were numerous talents, including heroes and conspirators. The deeper you read, the more you will feel that these stories are more satisfying than martial arts, more exciting than myths, and more real than life. The author reasonably expands his imagination and follows his pen and ink, allowing people to experience the immersive picture, allowing readers to understand history while also undergoing an all-round thinking exercise. This book was first published in Tianya Cooking Wine History and was highly sought after by Tianya readers. It also received widespread praise and popularity from Chinese readers on both sides of the Taiwan Strait. It has also been adapted into a radio program (Beijing Radio's "Reading History and Learning"). In Taiwan, the famous writer Wu Jinfa recommended this book and explained it in detail on the radio station.

"Heroes in Historical Records (Four Young Masters 1)" introduces the heroic figures in "Historical Records" with pictures and texts: Lord Mengchang and Lord Pingyuan. The author Fulanke adds Sima Qian's story to the author's personal insights and interpretations, bringing readers back to the era of individuality in history. That era was full of talented people, including heroes and conspirators. The deeper you read, the more you will feel that these stories are more satisfying than martial arts, more exciting than myths, and more real than life. The author uses his reasonable imagination and follows his writing to give people an immersive picture experience, allowing readers to have a multi-faceted thinking exercise while understanding history. This book was first published in Tianya Cooking Wine History and was highly sought after by Tianya readers. It also received wide praise and popularity from Chinese readers on both sides of the Taiwan Strait. It has also been adapted into a radio program (Beijing Radio's "Reading History and Learning"). In Taiwan, the famous writer Wu Jinfa recommended this book and explained it in detail on a radio station.

This book introduces the heroic figures in "Historical Records" with pictures and texts: Lord Xinling and Lord Chunshen. The author adds the author's personal insights and interpretations to the story of Sima Qian, bringing readers back to that era in history when individuality was flamboyant. In that era, there were numerous talents, including heroes and conspirators. The deeper you read, the more you will feel that these stories are more satisfying than martial arts, more exciting than myths, and more real than life. The author reasonably expands his imagination and follows his pen and ink, allowing people to experience the immersive picture, allowing readers to understand history while also undergoing an all-round thinking exercise. This book was first published in Tianya Cooking Wine History and was highly sought after by Tianya readers. It also received widespread praise and popularity from Chinese readers on both sides of the Taiwan Strait. It has also been adapted into a radio program (Beijing Radio's "Reading History and Learning"). In Taiwan, the famous writer Wu Jinfa recommended this book and explained it in detail on the radio station.

"Heroes in Historical Records (Military Strategies 4)" introduces the heroes in "Historical Records" with pictures and texts: Li Guang, Li Gan, Li Danghu, Li Yu, and Li Ling. The author Fulanke adds Sima Qian's story to the author's personal insights and interpretations, bringing readers back to the era of individuality in history. That era was full of talented people, including heroes and conspirators. The deeper you read, the more you will feel that these stories are more satisfying than martial arts, more exciting than myths, and more real than life. The author uses his reasonable imagination and follows his writing to give people an immersive picture experience, allowing readers to have a multi-faceted thinking exercise while understanding history. This book was first published in Tianya Cooking Wine History and was highly sought after by Tianya readers. It also received wide praise and popularity from Chinese readers on both sides of the Taiwan Strait. It has also been adapted into a radio program (Beijing Radio's "Reading History and Learning").

"Heroes and Military Strategies in Historical Records (3)" introduces the heroes in "Historical Records" with pictures and texts: Lian Po, Zhao She, Li Mu, Bai Qi, Wang Jian, Wei Qing, and Huo Qubing. The author adds the author's personal insights and interpretations to the story of Sima Qian, bringing readers back to that era in history when individuality was flamboyant. In that era, there were numerous talents, including heroes and conspirators. The deeper you read, the more you will feel that these stories are more satisfying than martial arts, more exciting than myths, and more real than life. The author reasonably expands his imagination and follows his pen and ink, allowing people to experience the immersive picture, allowing readers to understand history while also undergoing an all-round thinking exercise. This book was first published in Tianya Cooking Wine History and was highly sought after by Tianya readers. It also received widespread praise and popularity from Chinese readers on both sides of the Taiwan Strait. It has also been adapted into a radio program (Beijing Radio's "Reading History and Learning"). In Taiwan, the famous writer Wu Jinfa recommended this book and explained it in detail on the radio station.

"Heroes in "Historical Records": Assassins and Rangers" introduces the heroes in "Historical Records" with pictures and texts: Cao Mo, Zhuan Zhu, Yu Rang, Nie Zheng, Jing Ke, Zhu Jia, Ju Meng and Guo Xie. The author adds the author's personal insights and interpretations to the story of Sima Qian, bringing readers back to that era in history when individuality was flamboyant. In that era, there were numerous talents, including heroes and conspirators. The deeper you read, the more you will feel that these stories are more satisfying than martial arts, more exciting than myths, and more real than life. The author reasonably expands his imagination and follows his pen and ink, allowing people to experience the immersive picture, allowing readers to understand history while also undergoing an all-round thinking exercise. This book was first published in Tianya Cooking Wine History and was highly sought after by Tianya readers. It also received widespread praise and popularity from Chinese readers on both sides of the Taiwan Strait. It has also been adapted into a radio program (Beijing Radio's "Reading History and Learning"). In Taiwan, the famous writer Wu Jinfa recommended this book and explained it in detail on the radio station.

"Heroes and Military Strategies in Historical Records (2)" introduces the heroic figures in "Historical Records" with pictures and texts: Wu Qi, Le Yi, and Tian Dan. The author adds the author's personal insights and interpretations to the story of Sima Qian, bringing readers back to that era in history when individuality was flamboyant. In that era, there were numerous talents, including heroes and conspirators. The deeper you read, the more you will feel that these stories are more satisfying than martial arts, more exciting than myths, and more real than life. The author reasonably expands his imagination and follows his pen and ink, allowing people to experience the immersive picture, allowing readers to understand history while also undergoing an all-round thinking exercise. This book was first published in Tianya Cooking Wine History and was highly sought after by Tianya readers. It also received widespread praise and popularity from Chinese readers on both sides of the Taiwan Strait. It has also been adapted into a radio program (Beijing Radio's "Reading History and Learning"). In Taiwan, the famous writer Wu Jinfa recommended this book and explained it in detail on the radio station.

After the Sino-Japanese War, Britain leased Weihaiwei to check and balance Russia. As the situation in the Far East calmed down at the turn of the century, Weihaiwei's military value declined sharply and it became the "Cinderella of the British Empire" until it was returned in 1930. What the British did in Weihaiwei was to maintain their colonial rule. In short, the British lease of Weihaiwei was not an isolated historical event, but a part of a larger series of perspectives such as the advent of the era of competition between great powers in China, the adjustment of British policy in the Far East, and British colonial history. This book is divided into two parts: the outer part discusses the British policy and diplomacy on the issue of renting and occupying Weihaiwei, and the inner part discusses the British encounters and actions in Weihaiwei.

"Li Guowen Talks about the Tang Dynasty" is a description of the open and carefree life, bizarre events, black humor, and complex and changeable human nature of the Tang Dynasty by Mr. Li Guowen, a famous contemporary writer, based on reading a large amount of historical materials about the Tang Dynasty - official history, unofficial history, and notes written by historians. As the young critic Xie Youshun said: "He is one of the contemporary essayists who best combines knowledge, temperament and opinions, and is quite similar to the French writer Montaigne." It includes: The sky of the Tang Dynasty, the voice of the Tang Dynasty, the appetite of the Tang Dynasty, the nail tips of the Tang Dynasty, the "kudieda" of the Tang Dynasty, the singers of the Tang Dynasty, the elixir of the Tang Dynasty, the politics of lies in the Tang Dynasty, the periodicity of intellect in the Tang Dynasty, etc.

Kangxi's governance and diplomacy were nothing more than applying Confucianism externally and Huang Lao internally, so he was able to get rid of Obai without anyone noticing, put down the rebellion of the Three Feudatories, pacify Junggar, and repel the invasion of Tsarist Russia... Throughout the Qing Dynasty, the art of emperors reached its peak in the hands of Kangxi. As an emperor, Kangxi was very successful, but as a father and husband, he had too many tragedies. In the end, until Kangxi's death, no heir was established. This is indeed a great tragedy for a talented and strategic emperor. However, no one is perfect, so how can we be harsh on Kangxi?

Nurhachi raised an army with thirteen suits of armor, unified the Jurchens in Jianzhou, defeated Hada, destroyed Huifa, Faulla, and swallowed Yehe, conquered various Jurchen tribes, created the Eight Banners system and the Manchu language, founded the country of Hetuala and proclaimed himself Khan, and the "Seven Hatreds" swore to conquer the Ming Dynasty. He finally fell under the city of Ningyuan and fell into the hands of an unknown scholar Yuan Chonghuan, and died in depression. After Nurhachi's death, a fierce battle for the throne began, and Huang Taiji finally took the throne. In the hands of Huang Taiji, "Houjin" became "Qing", and the country prospered. Huang Taiji advocated governing the country with benevolence but suddenly died suddenly; Huang Taiji's love with Hai Lanzhu and Dayu'er was talked about... And the endless turmoil of the Qing Dynasty began.

In Yongzheng, the duality is very obvious. In terms of governing the country, he was a wise emperor, especially in the area of ​​official administration. Among the two thousand years of feudal dynasties in China, Yongzheng was one of the best. Many of his reforms pushed the rule of the Qing Dynasty to its peak, such as the establishment of the military aircraft office, the implementation of the system of sharing the land with the land, and the implementation of the system of returning waste to the public and raising honest silver... The decline of the late Kangxi period was reversed in the hands of Yongzheng, and the vitality of the Qing Dynasty also continued to rise in the hands of Yongzheng. But when it came to dealing with the opposition, Yongzheng was very cruel and had no room for mercy. His younger brother Yinqi, the Eight Kings Party, the two great heroes Nian Gengyao and Longkoduo... All fully proved this point.

When he succeeded to the throne in his prime years, there was no wind or rain, and no one competed with Qianlong for the throne. When Qianlong succeeded to the throne, Yongzheng had laid a good foundation for him, and Yongzheng had basically done everything he should do. Qianlong lived to be eighty-eight years old and was actually in power longer than Kangxi. Qianlong's life never left power, and power was his method of controlling the entire empire. During his more than sixty years in power, Qianlong conquered the south and the north, demonstrating the empire's military power and expanding the territory of the Qing Dynasty. As for women and elegance, they were both indispensable sentiments for Qianlong. In his later years, Qianlong called himself "Shiquan Old Man", referring to his ten major achievements. In Qianlong's body, the bloody spirit of his ancestors flowing in the war and conquering the country flows.

The author of this book is a literary master with a fixed readership. He is good at using spicy writing to poke fun at history and use history to discuss the present. This is a collection of historical prose works that explore historical facts or humanistic reflections based on figures or events in the Ming Dynasty. It is a collection of essays published by the author in several newspapers and periodicals in recent years. Some manuscripts are published for the first time. Continue the market foundation of Zhonghua Book Company's "Li Guowen on the Tang Dynasty" and "Li Guowen on the Song Dynasty". We are planning a more market-oriented book title, carefully crafting it, and looking forward to good market feedback.

The author is a literary master with a fixed readership. He is good at using spicy writing to poke fun at history and use history to discuss the present. This is a collection of historical prose works that explore historical facts or humanistic reflections based on figures or events in the Ming Dynasty. It is a collection of essays published by the author in several newspapers and periodicals in recent years. Some manuscripts are published for the first time. Continuing the market foundation of Zhonghua Book Company's "Li Guowen on the Tang Dynasty" and "Li Guowen on the Song Dynasty". We are planning a more market-oriented book title, carefully crafting it, and looking forward to good market feedback.

"Six Histories" records the panoramic views and secret details of the six most representative turning dynasties in Chinese history, from their rise to their decline. The system is complete, the content is rich, and the priorities are clear. It combines the majestic spirit of history with the interest of grass and snakes. It respects historical facts and has sophisticated diction. It has many but lifelike characters. In the midst of laughter and curses, it writes the breadth and splendor of history. It is recognized as a masterpiece of epic history.