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This book mainly describes the peasant war in the late Ming Dynasty, but also describes the national wars within China between the Ming and Qing Dynasties and between the Qing Dynasty and the Shun Dynasty. It depicts representatives of different classes and pictures of their lives, as well as the intricate and contradictory relationships between various classes and groups, and unfolds a colorful historical picture. The author uses the principle of "going deep into history and jumping out of history" to describe the intricate historical process and the magnificent peasant uprising of more than 300 years ago. The novel takes the peasant uprising army led by Li Zicheng in the late Ming Dynasty from weak to strong, turning defeat into victory, overthrowing the rule of the Ming Dynasty, and resisting the southward march of the Qing army as the main clue. It reproduces the changing historical landscape of the late Ming and early Qing dynasty and the tragic ending of the peasant uprising army from victory to defeat from multiple angles, multi-facets, and multi-levels, and reveals the law of the development of peasant wars and historical movements.

This book mainly describes the peasant war in the late Ming Dynasty, but also describes the national wars within China between the Ming and Qing Dynasties and between the Qing Dynasty and the Shun Dynasty. It depicts representatives of different classes and pictures of their lives, as well as the intricate and contradictory relationships between various classes and groups, and unfolds a colorful historical picture. The author uses the principle of "going deep into history and jumping out of history" to describe the intricate historical process and the magnificent peasant uprising of more than 300 years ago. The novel takes the peasant uprising army led by Li Zicheng in the late Ming Dynasty from weak to strong, turning defeat into victory, overthrowing the rule of the Ming Dynasty, and resisting the southward march of the Qing army as the main clue. It reproduces the changing historical landscape of the late Ming and early Qing dynasty and the tragic ending of the peasant uprising army from victory to defeat from multiple angles, multi-facets, and multi-levels, and reveals the law of the development of peasant wars and historical movements.

This book mainly describes the peasant war in the late Ming Dynasty, but also describes the national wars within China between the Ming and Qing Dynasties and between the Qing Dynasty and the Shun Dynasty. It depicts representatives of different classes and pictures of their lives, as well as the intricate and contradictory relationships between various classes and groups, and unfolds a colorful historical picture. The author uses the principle of "going deep into history and jumping out of history" to describe the intricate historical process and the magnificent peasant uprising of more than 300 years ago. The novel takes the peasant uprising army led by Li Zicheng in the late Ming Dynasty from weak to strong, turning defeat into victory, overthrowing the rule of the Ming Dynasty, and resisting the southward march of the Qing army as the main clue. It reproduces the changing historical landscape of the late Ming and early Qing dynasty and the tragic ending of the peasant uprising army from victory to defeat from multiple angles, multi-facets, and multi-levels, and reveals the law of the development of peasant wars and historical movements.

This book mainly describes the peasant war in the late Ming Dynasty, but also describes the national wars within China between the Ming and Qing Dynasties and between the Qing Dynasty and the Shun Dynasty. It depicts representatives of different classes and pictures of their lives, as well as the intricate and contradictory relationships between various classes and groups, and unfolds a colorful historical picture. The author uses the principle of "going deep into history and jumping out of history" to describe the intricate historical process and the magnificent peasant uprising of more than 300 years ago. The novel takes the peasant uprising army led by Li Zicheng in the late Ming Dynasty from weak to strong, turning defeat into victory, overthrowing the rule of the Ming Dynasty, and resisting the southward march of the Qing army as the main clue. It reproduces the changing historical landscape of the late Ming and early Qing dynasty and the tragic ending of the peasant uprising army from victory to defeat from multiple angles, multi-facets, and multi-levels, and reveals the law of the development of peasant wars and historical movements.

This book mainly describes the peasant war in the late Ming Dynasty, but also describes the national wars within China between the Ming and Qing Dynasties and between the Qing Dynasty and the Shun Dynasty. It depicts representatives of different classes and pictures of their lives, as well as the intricate and contradictory relationships between various classes and groups, and unfolds a colorful historical picture. The author uses the principle of "going deep into history and jumping out of history" to describe the intricate historical process and the magnificent peasant uprising of more than 300 years ago. The novel takes the peasant uprising army led by Li Zicheng in the late Ming Dynasty from weak to strong, turning defeat into victory, overthrowing the rule of the Ming Dynasty, and resisting the southward march of the Qing army as the main clue. It reproduces the changing historical landscape of the late Ming and early Qing dynasty and the tragic ending of the peasant uprising army from victory to defeat from multiple angles, multi-facets, and multi-levels, and reveals the law of the development of peasant wars and historical movements.

A classic that tells the story of the genius and destiny of a generation of business sage Hu Xueyan and influenced a generation of Chinese entrepreneurs! Jack Ma read it twice! Hu Xueyan's biographical novel is a supreme classic, and most of the other versions are abridged or adapted versions of this book. The Gaoyang version of "The Complete Biography of Hu Xueyan" has been unbeatable for 40 years since its publication. It is an essential survival manual for businessmen. It took Hu Xueyan 30 years to go from being a shop assistant to a wealthy man in the Qing Dynasty, and it only took him 9 days to become bankrupt! "Wherever there is well water, there is Jin Yong; wherever there are villages and towns, there is Gao Yang." Martial arts novels have Jin Yong, and historical novels have Gao Yang! Gao Yang's historical novels pay attention to historical authenticity and are good at telling stories. They are easy and enjoyable to read. Some readers rated them as "the insurmountable peak of Chinese historical novels". Open this book and read Gao Yang, a master of contemporary historical novels, recreating the glory and destiny of a generation of business saint Hu Xueyan.

This book is a contemporary classic full-length historical novel. It has won the 4th Mao Dun Literature Award, the 4th National Book Award Nomination Award, and the 2nd, 4th, and 6th Guangdong Province Lu Xun Literary Awards. It avoids the convention of contemporary historical novels that usually take themes such as peasant uprisings and emperors' generals as clues, breaks through the historical biography narrative mode of most historical novels that focus on the historical achievements of characters, and focuses on the process of the emergence of early democratic ideas in China, interpreting the history of ideas in the form of a novel. The works focus on showing the pain and fission of traditional scholars in the crisis of traditional culture being impacted by foreign cultures during the transition from Ming to Qing Dynasty, and interpret the history of spiritual changes of a generation of literati. Compared with historical novels of the same period, it breaks through the horizon of political reflection and gradually moves toward cultural reflection, strengthening the cultural awareness in historical narratives. It has unique value and significance in terms of creation and literary history. This book was reviewed by the famous literary critic Mr. Tan Yunchang.

Politicians control the era, assassins decide life and death! In 1905, the prelude to the tragic "Assassination Era" in modern Chinese history slowly unfolded: Sun Yat-sen established the Assassination Department of the Tongmenghui; Cai Yuanpei organized the Liberation Society to engage in assassination activities; Chen Duxiu served as the mastermind behind the assassination group; and even the scholar Lu Xun also joined the assassination group. No matter what doctrine they believe in or what purpose they harbor, they all attempt to use this ancient method of violence to control the future of the entire country. In those covered histories, an assassin who truly determined someone's life and death was also involved in many political assassinations by the tide of the times, becoming the key to the checks and balances of all parties: he broke into the Forbidden City alone to assassinate Cixi, also served as Sun Yat-sen's bodyguard in Tokyo, sneaked into a prison to rescue Wang Jingwei, and formed a deep friendship with Wu Yue and other anti-Qing patriots. In that turbulent and troubled time, he changed the future destiny of himself and the country with assassinations one after another on countless dark nights.

This book tells the story of Xuanzang's journey to the west to seek Dharma more than 1,300 years ago, conquering deserts, trekking through snow-capped mountains, becoming brothers with kings in foreign countries, fighting wits and courage with heretic scholars, visiting famous temples and ancient temples all over the country, and being invincible in the 18-day debate conference. Finally, Xuanzang returned to the Tang Dynasty with more than 600 Buddhist scriptures.

This article deconstructs the familiar story of Shun and Ehuang Nüying. Nuying was guided by a mysterious man and discovered the secret of Shun's future. In order to prevent her family from dying, she and the mysterious man worked together to find a way to crack the dragon's veins, trying to prevent Shun from ascending the throne and proclaiming himself emperor. When they are about to succeed, Shun and Ehuang arrive. Can they stop Nu Ying? What is the identity and purpose of the mysterious man?

After the outbreak of the Opium War, foreign ideas continued to pour in. The country was weak but business was prosperous. Hu Xueyan, Qiao Zhiyong, Sheng Xuanhuai and other giant businessmen in the late Qing Dynasty came to the historical stage. However, among the many businessmen, no one could compare with him. He was praised by Li Hongzhang as the treasury of the Qing court, and was called the King of Money by the common people. He was listed by Time Magazine as the world's No. 1 Businessman at the end of the 19th century. The four richest men, whether in terms of reputation, wealth or praise from the Qing court, all surpassed the red-necked merchant Hu Xueyan. He was the only poinsettia-necked merchant Wang Chi in Chinese history. He started by carrying goods on a pole and selling them, and then organized a caravan in troubled times. On China's ancient Tea Horse Road, he used his wit and bravery to carve out a world between Sichuan and Yunnan.

"Nobel Prize-winning Literature Collection Series: Teïse (France Volume)" selects the writer's Nobel Prize-winning work "Teïse" and the fairy tale "The Bee". In his novel Teïse he plunged passionately into the world of Alexandria, a time when the feeble survivors of Greek civilization were suffering from the lash of Christianity. Skepticism and sensuality reached their climax here, mystical and aesthetic carousing abounded, and angels and devils in human form terrorized the church's priests and neo-Hellenistic philosophers around them, vying for human souls above them. The story is full of the moral nihilism of the era, but contains beautiful passages, such as hermits preaching on columns in a lonely desert, or nightmares in a mummy's tomb.

In the mid-19th century, the "Gongblangji Incident" occurred in Xinlong County, present-day Ganzi Tibetan Autonomous Prefecture, Sichuan Province, which shocked the Qing Dynasty and the Tibetan local government. The "Gomblangji Incident", which lasted for seventeen years and lasted for three generations, including Daoguang, Xianfeng and Tongzhi, had a huge impact at that time. Today, more than a hundred years later, there are still many debates among the people and the historians. There are different opinions on what Gomblangi and his family did, nicknamed "Brumman". This long historical novel, based on the chronological order of the "Gomblangi Incident", describes the whole process of "Brumman" from its inception to its failure, shows the war that took place on the Kangzang Plateau more than a hundred years ago, and creates a tragic character named Gongbulangji whose name is only known but not well understood.

Zhu Wen usurped the Tang Dynasty to establish himself and attacked the princes, making Hedong the center of various forces dissatisfied with Zhu Wen. In addition, Zhu Wen's successor was incompetent, and the people within the Houliang Group were also disorganized. However, Li Keyong and his successor Li Cunxu followed the trend and followed the trend. They always appeared as allies to revive the Tang Dynasty and the feudal towns, and thus became stronger. As the saying goes: Hedong was defeated and besieged for a while, but it eventually recovered; Zhuliang was strong for a while, but eventually fell. During this period, Wang Jian, Liu Shouguang, Liu Yan, and Yang Longyan proclaimed themselves emperors successively and established the former Shu, Dayan, Southern Han, and Wu separatist regimes respectively, and the world entered the era of "Emperors everywhere".

In the sixteen years from 891 to 907, the Tang Dynasty existed in name only. Although the various princes still nominally worshiped the Zhengshuo of the Tang Dynasty, they actually became powerful under the banner of King Qin. After differentiation and integration, twelve powerful vassal towns were gradually formed in the world, known as the "Twelve Star Lords". In 907, Zhu Wen, one of the Twelve Star Kings, abolished the Tang Dynasty and established himself. The other towns were intimidated by his power and mostly paid tribute to Zhu Wen. Only the four towns of Hedong, Fengxiang, Huainan and Shu did not recognize his reign name.

After Shi Jingtang died, his son Shi Chonggui was ashamed to surrender to the Liao people and went to war with the Liao people. However, due to improper employment of people, the Liao people were able to go south to invade China. Liu Zhiyuan took the opportunity to establish the Later Han Dynasty in Taiyuan, then drove away the Liao people and took control of the Central Plains. After Liu Zhiyuan's death, his son mishandled the situation, and Guo Wei seized the throne and established the Later Zhou Dynasty. After Guo Wei's death, his adopted son Chai Rong worked hard to conquer the Later Shu and Southern Tang Dynasties, and then successively defeated the Liao Kingdom. Just when he was about to recapture the "Sixteen Prefectures of Yanyun", he fell seriously ill and died. Zhao Kuangyin, the commander of the Forbidden Army, took the opportunity to usurp the Zhou Dynasty and ushered in a new era.

After the Later Tang Dynasty, which was born in Shatuo, destroyed Zhu Liang, it basically unified the north and created a stable situation with the hard work of two emperors, Zhuangzong Li Cunxu and Mingzong Li Siyuan. However, with the death of Li Siyuan, the power of the Later Tang Dynasty fell away, and unconcealed centrifugal tendencies arose in various places, especially Shi Jingtang. In order to be independent, he did not hesitate to lead the Khitan army into the Central Plains at the expense of the "Sixteen Prefectures of Yanyun", and eventually replaced the Later Tang Dynasty and established the Later Jin Dynasty. At this stage, ethnic minorities became the protagonists on the stage of the Central Plains. While they brought war to the Central Plains, they also injected fresh blood into the Chinese nation.

In the ruined Tang Dynasty, the world is filled with smoke. The Huangchao Rebellion, which ravaged half of the Tang Dynasty, led to the decline of national power in the late Tang Dynasty. From then on, the imperial court was no longer able to control the vassal towns. This manuscript begins with Zhu Wen's surrender to the Tang Dynasty, describing the gradual decline of the Tang Dynasty, the political chaos in which the princes from all over the country supported their own troops and the world was fragmented. The manuscript adopts a chronological style and is engraved from multiple angles to panoramically display the complex and chaotic scene of the late Tang Dynasty.

"Boiled Three Kingdoms" tells you the way of business, and "The Foolish Emperor" tells you the way of life [Story of the Three Kingdoms] which is more beautiful than "Wulin Gaiden". In the current fierce competition, you might as well be a sober fool..."

Lu Pheasant fell in love with Liu Bang, and after getting married, he followed his father's philosophy of "fate is a boat, and luck is a hired boatman". He was diligent and frugal in running the house, devoted himself to farming, entertained friends for her husband, and figured out Liu Bang's personal connections. Great cause; in order to motivate Liu Bang, Lu Pheasant cleverly distributed "Liu Family Crowns" and gathered his own "team" for Liu Bang beforehand; Lu Pheasant also joined forces with Xiao He and others to help Liu Bang get rid of the entanglements in lawsuits time and time again and stabilize the situation; before Liu Bang decided to escape Mangdang Mountain, Lu Pheasant took great pains to take the county magistrate's son as a hostage for him, keeping the government from encirclement and suppression, and bought time. Through repeated designs, Lu Pheasant finally helped Liu Bang seize the power of Peixian County, and successfully embarked on the road to overthrow the Qin Dynasty, eliminate Xiang Yu, and dominate the world...

A Dangxiang tribe in danger, faced with a dilemma, embarked on the dangerous road of migrating eastward under the coercion of three forces. After overcoming all kinds of obstacles, many touching and thrilling stories were staged in Lingzhou, which is rich, beautiful, united and prosperous, and composed a magnificent and soul-stirring heroic epic...

"Jade Yu Cheng Xiang" is the third volume of "Emperor Kangxi", which shows Kangxi's literary, Taoist and military strategies in unifying China and governing the country and the people. After quelling the rebellion of the "Three Feudatories", Kangxi went to Bianliang in person to inspect the Yellow River, looking for ministers capable of river management and smoothing water transportation; he appointed good generals to conquer Taiwan from the east; he opened a erudite and Hongci department to ease ethnic conflicts; he visited Jinling in the south. , Worship Taizu of the Ming Dynasty, unite the elders of the former Ming Dynasty; receive loyal advice, rectify the administration of officials, and punish corrupt officials; promote filial piety and perform dramas; patrol Shengjing in the north to form an alliance with the kings of Eastern Mongolia; conquer Galdan in the west to complete the great cause of unifying China.

"Jingfeng Miyu" is the second volume of "Emperor Kangxi". It describes Kangxi's foresight and talent in putting down the rebellion of the "Three Feudatories". After the wise capture of Obei, Kangxi personally took charge of the affairs of the court, and there was relative stability within the court. However, the domestic situation was still very dangerous and full of crises; there was the separatist regime of the Three Feudatories in the south headed by Wu Sangui, and there was a mutiny by Wang Fuchen's subordinates in the northwest. Yang Qilong, who pretended to be the third prince of Zhu in the Central Plains, gathered people to make trouble again, and colluded with the eunuchs in the harem to cooperate secretly. Before withdrawing from the feudal vassal, Kangxi, with the assistance of a group of civil servants and generals, made careful military, political, and financial arrangements, and successively smashed the corrupt forces' spy wars and honey traps. After a life-and-death struggle with swords and swords, he finally defeated Wu Sangui's rebellion and safeguarded the unity of the country.

"Chaos in the Xiaoqiang" is the fourth volume of "Emperor Kangxi". It focuses on the selection of the crown prince by Kangxi and the conflicts among the princes competing for the crown prince. There were many bad policies in Kangxi's later years. For example, officials were corrupt and perverted the law, and unjust cases occurred repeatedly; relatives and veterans of the imperial family borrowed money from the treasury, resulting in a national treasury deficit; land taxes were uneven and land was highly concentrated. Kangxi sent people to clean up and rectify many times, but because the crown prince Yin was cowardly and incompetent, greedy and promiscuous, ignorant of government affairs, and busy with party disputes, he had to give up halfway. Kangxi was very dissatisfied with this and had to depose him, then establish him again, establish him again, and then depose him. The princes took the opportunity to cause chaos, formed cliques, and competed to become the crown prince, which caused a feud among the brothers. Kangxi later simply "released the deer in the Central Plains" and allowed them to compete with each other. The fourth prince Yin had always been mean to others and was known as the "cold-faced king". Due to the guidance of counselor Wu Sidao, he had outstanding political achievements in eradicating bad governance and was selected by Kangxi. Kangxi issued a condemnation edict: the fourth prince who was passed down would be the future Emperor Yongzheng.

The whole book takes Confucianism, Buddhism and Taoism as the main line, explains the profound influence of traditional Chinese culture on the ancient town and even the entire country for thousands of years, and brilliantly demonstrates the people of the ancient town's sincere watch and love for the Chinese national culture.

The novel combines fiction and reality, adopts a beaded composite chapter structure, uses plain and low-key language to present the rapid changes in contemporary Chinese society, and observes the collision and transfer of values ​​in historical time and space. The whole book is full of sentiments about the simple emotions, the shape of desire, and the joys and sorrows of existence. In the work, the emotional entanglements and ideological conflicts between the two generations, such as the armed police hero Han Lin, the ace public security director Mu Tianyun, the junior public security frontiers Mu Xiaoyun, Han Xue, and Haiou, the harmonious society's Hai Mama, Bailian, Chunlan, and the transformed human nature of Han Yue, Arrogant Duck, Chen Lianqing, and the old sea monster are all displayed vividly and vividly, making people's lives unforgettable.

A novel in the style of a great encyclopedia of Xiangxi, a key to the mysterious door of Xiangxi, a picture depicting the various situations in Xiangxi, and an elegiac song that sings the nostalgia of Xiangxi. At the end of the Qing Dynasty, Puyang Town, the most prosperous water dock in Western Hunan in the past, was going downhill. The two main merchants of the thirty-six shops in the west of Puyang Town, the Zhang family and the Liu family, were also gradually declining. Zhang Fuli, the son of the Zhang family, and Liu Jinlian, the daughter of the Liu family, had arranged a baby marriage, but Zhang Fuli's cheating on the spot angered Liu Jinlian, and the feud between the two began... This novel is used as the main line to describe the late Qing Dynasty. The picture of life in Yepuyang Town for nearly half a century, and the branches, leaves and vines derived from it, cover almost all aspects of social life in Western Hunan during this period, showing you a mysterious and real Xiangxi a hundred years ago. There are so many things in the world, thousands of threads, strange customs, and colorful...

The fundamental inside story and reasons for the change of dynasties in ancient China may be condensed into the more than one hundred years of the Jin Dynasty. From 260 AD when Sima Zhao killed the Wei lord and "received Zen", to 420 AD when Liu Yu forced Emperor Gong of the Eastern Jin Dynasty to "take the Zen throne", from Cao Wei to the two Jin Dynasties, from Sima to Liu Song, the 160-year cycle of usurpation reflects the 2,000-plus years of feudal China. Royal family and royal family, traitors and virtuous people, intrigues and bloodshed, weirdness and clarity, the historical traces and cultural logic of the Sima family's domination of the world are vividly and vividly displayed in this wonderful novel...

The novel mainly tells the story of the fate of Zhou Yibo, Zhou Yibo, Zhou Yibo, the son of Zhou Zhu, who lived in a slum since childhood, Huang Shanyun, the ill-fated niece of Yan Tailing, and other people of the same age from middle school to college. The students' academic, life and emotional experiences; it truthfully shows the mental state of the fifth-year medical students in an ancient city who struggled and cried out in unprecedented times. The novel reflects the changes of the times and reflects that the destiny of the family, the destiny of the individual and the destiny of the country are closely connected. Building a modern country with democracy and the rule of law is the only way for historical development.

"The Romance of the Ming Dynasty" is one of the "Popular Romance of Chinese Dynasties". It tells the historical events and various characters of the Ming Dynasty. The story is full of ups and downs and exciting. It is a classic book for history lovers and literature lovers. This book tells the history from "The first chapter: Revealing the outline of history and establishing the sect's clarification; He took refuge in a dry road and became a monk" to "The fiftieth chapter: Looking for a beautiful woman and luckily meeting a singer, and he directly remonstrated with the official and killed him". On the fourth day of the first lunar month in 1368, Zhu Yuanzhang ascended the throne in Yingtian, which is today's Nanjing. His reign was named Hongwu and his country was named Ming. At this point, the Yuan Dynasty perished. Zhu Yuanzhang's series of actions after establishing the Ming Dynasty have always been criticized by many: killing meritorious officials, deposing prime ministers, establishing secret spy organizations, etc. Taizu died, and then there was the rule of Renxuan, Hongzhi Zhongxing, Longqing New Deal...

"The Romance of the Two Jin Dynasties" begins with Sima Yan's dynasty in the Wei Dynasty and ends with Liu Yu's dynasty in the Jin Dynasty, with a total of one hundred chapters. It truly reproduces the split situation of the Five Hus and Sixteen Kingdoms during the decline of the Han Dynasty in the Central Plains and the exchanges and integration among the ethnic minorities. This book tells the history from "Chapter 51: Punishing the Nizi, setting fire to the corpse, blaming the patient for resisting Yan Ji's remonstrance" to "Chapter 100: Recruiting bandits to invade the Qin Pass, then losing the throne, and forcing the Zen position of Jin Zuo to end". The land of Shenzhou is sinking, the bronze camels are thorny, the two masters are captured, and they are drinking in Di Ting. It is nothing more than the internal affairs that are not in line. Fortunately, in the battle of Feishui, Fu Qin was defeated and half of the country was saved. The monarchs and ministers of the Eastern Jin Dynasty became arrogant even if they had a slight victory. Arrogance led to laziness and no improvement. So they usurped each other and caused troubles and chaos, and eventually the country was destroyed...

This book tells the history from "The first chapter: Fake fortune seals and cake sellers, Jinglian sitting in the school bookstore" to "The fiftieth chapter: The conspirators punished the Liang family, and Li Yun was killed unjustly due to jealousy and loyalty." Liu Xiu, a clan member of the Han Dynasty, gradually grew stronger in the struggle against Wang Mang, and eventually re-established the Han Dynasty Ancestral Temple. Emperor Guangwu Liu Xiu ignored past mistakes and took over the power himself, and tried his best to prevent external influence from interfering with the government. Under his hard work, the Han Dynasty was in a state of resurgence. Emperor Ming was particularly paternal, and Emperor Zhang's initial administration was impressive; after he was reunited with the emperor, the affairs of the country deteriorated day by day, with relatives and eunuchs fighting, and the power of the Han Dynasty once again fell into the struggle between relatives and eunuchs...

This book tells the history from "The first chapter, when a widow becomes pregnant with a white light, and a beauty's strange son is robbed to get his wife" to the "sixtieth chapter, when a group of bandits defeat Mingzu and ascend to the throne, and Emperor Shun flees, the history of the Yuan Dynasty comes to an end". The Mongolian tribe was originally the Shiwei branch of the Tang Dynasty. They lived in northern China, made a living by hunting, and formed their own tribe. He first served as the commander of the Jin State, and when Temujin was born, he took charge of all Mongolian tribes and developed his power. The Mongolian cavalry then went west to conquer Europe and soon went south to destroy the Jin Dynasty and invade the Song Dynasty. After the fall of the Southern Song Dynasty and the devastation of the Central Plains by the Mongol Khan, one emperor and one courtier actually served as the emperor of China for eighty-nine years. This is truly a first in history! Little did they know that the Mongols were cruel in character, harsh in their treatment of the people, and the world was exhausted. They actually provoked countless civil uprisings, and one Zhu Yuanzhang emerged and took away every life in the Yuan Dynasty...

This book tells the history from "Chapter 51, when Brother Shuhan lost his master at Tongguan and his concubine Yang Guifei died in Mawei" to "Chapter 100, when Zhu Quanzhong went to kill Emperor Zhaoxuan and moved to the country to conquer the Tang Dynasty". The Anshi Rebellion broke out, and Emperor Xuanzong of the Tang Dynasty left hastily west. It narrates the subsequent events from the rise to decline of the Tang Dynasty until Zhu and Wen usurped the Tang Dynasty. It focuses on explaining the three major historical lessons of the decline of the Tang Dynasty: the eunuch disaster (i. E., The eunuchs were good at governing and hijacking the emperor) and the vassal disaster (i. E., Warlords fought in a melee, separated one side, and finally usurped the central power). The prosperity of the Tang Dynasty finally fell, and the fundamental problem was solved. It was actually the promiscuity in the palace that caused all kinds of negative consequences...

This book tells the history from "The first review of Longxing's opening of the editor's talk about choosing seeds to serve the banquet to earn money for the Tang Dynasty" to "the fiftieth chapter: Chen Zhen, the boy of Qinzhenglou, and Fan Yang suppressed the rebellion of Hu Gou". At the founding of the Tang Dynasty, the society was prosperous and prosperous, the emperor was revered as the Heavenly Khan, and the early events from prosperity to decline due to the An-Shi Rebellion focused on explaining one of the three major historical lessons - the role of women's troubles (i. E., Palace promiscuity) in the historical evolution of the Tang Dynasty. The book has a relatively detailed description of major events such as the Li family's father and son's defeat of all the heroes, the Xuanwu Gate Incident, Wu Zetian's proclaimed emperor, and the Anshi Rebellion...

This book tells the history from "Chapter 51: Cleverly squeezing out and poisoning the auxiliary ministers, and happily recruiting Lai Zai to return to the foreign race" to "Chapter 100: Supporting the two kings to survive the end of the game, overthrowing the two palaces and crossing the ocean". When the Northern Song Dynasty was dying, the royal family Kang Wang Zhaogou, with the help of a group of civil and military ministers, crossed the Yangtze River south to continue the Song Dynasty ancestral temple. However, the Southern Song Dynasty court remained in peace, and under the control of a group of treacherous ministers, designed to frame the generals who resisted the Jin Dynasty, and finally repeated the mistakes of the Northern Song Dynasty. As the Mongolian army advanced step by step, the three emperors were either captured, died on the way to escape, or were buried in the sea...

This book tells the history from "the first chapter: the birth of the magical child from Heluo, and the return of Hu Shi to see Zhi wandering away from home" to the "fiftieth chapter, the enshrinement of Zhu Meng's mission, and the restoration of Cai Jing's prime ministership with Austrian aid". Zhao Kuangyin, who was born as a warrior, took advantage of the opportunity of being in charge of the young country to create a mutiny in Chenqiao. He wore a yellow robe and then staged a scene of drinking wine to release his military power, which consolidated the Zhao family's regime. The country was gradually becoming unified, martial arts was practiced, and culture was cultivated. The economy and culture of the Song Dynasty made more brilliant achievements. However, Liao, Jin, and Xia successively emerged in the north, and Huayi fought repeatedly. The Song Dynasty was so weak that it was difficult to recover, and the reforms initiated by Shenzong and Wang Anshi ended in failure. Deceived by some treacherous ministers who wanted to restore the new law, the two emperors of the Northern Song Dynasty were both taken prisoner and eventually perished...

The dynasties described in "The Romance of the Former Han Dynasty" include the Qin and the Western Han Dynasty, starting from the birth of King Yingzheng of Qin to the usurpation of the Western Han Dynasty by Wang Mang, a total of two and a half centuries. The book describes in detail the tyranny of the Qin Dynasty, the conflict between Chu and Han, and the expansion of territory by Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty. It also teases Emperor Qin and Han Wu who wanted to become immortals, and reveals Wang Mang's insidiousness and cunning. "The Romance of the Former Han Dynasty" better describes the appearance of the early unified feudal empire. This book tells the history from "The 51st chapter, when Lao Lang's official convict Yan saved Wei Shang, and Xian Cheng impeached Deng Tong," to the "100th chapter, when King Mang, who stole the country's power, killed the emperor, and surrendered the imperial seal to the Yuan Dynasty to restore the clan." From the first prosperous period of the feudal dynasty, the "Government of Wenjing" to the Rebellion of the Seven Kingdoms, from the pursuit of the Xiongnu in the Han Dynasty to the north to Zhang Qian's passage to the Western Regions, from Zhaojun's departure to the power of his relatives in the late Western Han Dynasty, to Wang Mang's usurpation of the dynasty, the history is laid out one by one...

This book tells the history from "The 51st Chapter, Lin Zhijun generously inspected the division, Qi Zhongtang's mediocrity harmed the country" to "The 100th Chapter, President Sun Wen was elected to take office, and Qing Zuo abdicated the throne and ended". After the heyday of Kangxi and Qianlong, the Qing Dynasty began to decline again. The foreign ships in the West had strong guns and guns, and repeatedly invaded the country. The great powers ceded territory today and paid indemnity tomorrow. The domestic Taiping Rebellion, Boxer Rebellion, etc. Tired the Qing Dynasty monarchs and ministers to focus on one thing and the other, and the country's power gradually declined. Until Wuchang launched an attack, all provinces responded, and the Qing Dynasty was overthrown...

This book tells the history from "Chapter 51: The battle with Han Ling destroys the army of his disciples and they enter the Luo Palace to have sex" to "Chapter 100: Killing the faint king and killing all the Sui family, and the murderous young master Yang's death". During the Northern and Southern Dynasties, several dynasties coexisted for decades, and finally they were merged into the Zhou Dynasty. Two-tenths of the Jiangnan region was almost entirely owned by the Northern Zhou Dynasty. Prime Minister Yang Jian usurped the Zhou Dynasty, regained Jiangnan, established the Sui Dynasty, and ended the Sui Dynasty's demise. The establishment of the Sui Dynasty unified China, which had been severely divided for more than 170 years. The history of the Southern and Northern Dynasties came to an end when Emperor Yang of the Sui Dynasty was dissolute and immoral, and the Sui Dynasty fell. The relationship between the father and son of the Yang family is not like that of a real person who governs the world. Although they rely on a moment of luck, they are on the verge of going north and south. After all, it is easy to rise and fall...

This book tells the history from "the first chapter looking back on the past and talking about life experience, recounting the past dynasties and detailing the origins" to "the fiftieth chapter: the girl who drank poison became a suspect, and the burning of opium caused wars at home and abroad". As far back as the Zhao and Song Dynasties, after the Jin State was destroyed, the surviving Jurchen clan fled to the northeast and hid on the seashore. Taking the meaning of "residents under Changbai Mountain", they named themselves the "Aixinjueluo Clan" and established the Manchukuo Kingdom, so the whole family was renamed "Manchu". After hundreds of years and several generations, a man of outstanding wisdom and bravery emerged from the clan. Through the conquests of him and his next generation, he finally took control of the Central Plains from outside the customs, established political power, and the country was named Qing. Under the rule of his successors, the last flourishing age of feudal society appeared...

"The Romance of the Ming Dynasty" is one of the "Popular Romance of Chinese Dynasties". It tells the historical events and various characters of the Ming Dynasty. The story is full of ups and downs and exciting. It is a classic book for history lovers and literature lovers. This book tells the history from "Chapter 51: The bandit Ning Fan conspired to rebel, Xie Feng feasted and the envoy was executed" to "Chapter 100: The Qing army begged for foreign aid to quell the chaos, ending with half of the history of the Ming Dynasty overturned". With rich and detailed historical materials and vivid writing style, the author tells us about the history of more than 150 years in the middle and late Ming Dynasty, including the northern captives and the southern Japanese, the party struggle in Donglin, the rise of the Jianzhou Jurchens, Zheng He's voyages to the West, and the emergence of capitalism...

For the convenience of writing, the author merges the history of the Three Kingdoms period into the history of the Later Han Dynasty. This book tells the history from "Chapter 51: Receiving a penny from an honest official to move to an official position, impeaching a group of eunuchs and eunuchs such as Fu Que" to "Chapter 100: Losing the absolute sacrifice of the Han clan in Shu, usurping Wei Zuo and establishing the foundation of the Jin Dynasty". After Emperor Huan, relatives and eunuchs took over power. There are many changes, starting with the era of war between chaotic parties, followed by the era of disputes in Fangzhen, and finally the era of competition among the Three Kingdoms: Cao Cao, Yuan Shao, Yuan Shu, Qi Bei, Sun Quan and other heroes vying for hegemony...

The dynasties described in "The Romance of the Former Han Dynasty" include the Qin and the Western Han Dynasty, starting from the birth of King Yingzheng of Qin to the usurpation of the Western Han Dynasty by Wang Mang, a total of two and a half centuries. The book describes in detail the tyranny of the Qin Dynasty, the conflict between Chu and Han, and the expansion of territory by Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty. It also teases Emperor Qin and Han Wu who wanted to become immortals, and reveals Wang Mang's insidiousness and cunning. "The Romance of the Former Han Dynasty" better describes the appearance of the early unified feudal empire. For the convenience of writing, the author incorporates the short history of the Qin Dynasty into the history of the Han Dynasty. The history of this book starts from "In the first chapter, the trick is to present a beautiful concubine and use Li Daitao to marry the prostitute" to "In the fiftieth chapter, Zhongxing talks about treason and surrendering to the imperial court, and Ti Yingnu writes a letter to atone for her father's sins". From the mystery of Qin Shihuang's life experience to Qin's unification of the six kingdoms, from the tyranny of the Qin Dynasty to the death of Qin Li II, from the dispute between Chu and Han to the establishment of the Han Dynasty by Emperor Gaozu, from the feudal princes and honors awarded by Emperor Gaozu at the beginning of the founding of the Han Dynasty to Empress Lu's arbitrary killing of heroes, the history is laid out one by one...

"Seizing the Palace" is the first volume of "Emperor Kangxi". It describes the story of Kangxi, who came to the throne at the age of eight, and fought against the conspiracy of the auxiliary minister Aobai group to usurp the throne in an extremely dangerous political environment. Kangxi was extremely intelligent when he was young. He once became a disciple of Wu Ciyou, a failed candidate, and learned the skills of feudal governance. With the support and help of the Empress Dowager Xiaozhuang and his maid Sumala Gu, Kangxi united a group of middle- and lower-class landowners and intellectuals who had gone bankrupt in the enclosure to form a pro-imperial defense force. After many battles, he finally captured Obei out of his wits at the age of fifteen, consolidating the imperial power and laying a good political foundation for the revitalization of the Qing Dynasty.

In 1898, the Manchu Qing Dynasty was in turmoil. Forced by internal and external troubles, the young Emperor Guangxu boldly promulgated the "Edict to establish the country" and determined to reform. Tan Sitong, as a pillar of the country, came to Beijing to respond to the imperial edict... This is by far the longest historical novel with the most extensive length, the most complete historical materials, and the most detailed narrative describing the Reform Movement of 1898. It reproduces all the major events that happened in the decadent dynasty in the short year of 1898: the Sino-Japanese naval battle, the letter to the public, the strong society, the Hundred Days Reform, the Boxer Rebellion, the invasion of the Eight-Power Allied Forces, the exile of the powerful, and the uprising of the independent army. It has created a large number of flesh-and-blood and lifelike historical figures, adding endless brilliance to the art gallery of Chinese literature! Tan Sitong and others shed blood in Caishikou, and the reform and reform ultimately failed. However, Tan Sitong's deafening shouts of "Today in China, we have never heard of anyone who shed blood due to the reform, and this is why this country is not prosperous. If there are, please start with the same heir", which has been stirring up all the people with lofty ideals for a hundred years.

In 1898, the Manchu Qing Dynasty was in turmoil. Forced by internal and external troubles, the young Emperor Guangxu boldly promulgated the "Edict to establish the country" and determined to reform. Tan Sitong, as a pillar of the country, came to Beijing to respond to the imperial edict... This is by far the longest historical novel with the most extensive length, the most complete historical materials, and the most detailed narrative describing the Reform Movement of 1898. It reproduces all the major events that happened in the decadent dynasty in the short year of 1898: the Sino-Japanese naval battle, the letter to the public, the strong society, the Hundred Days Reform, the Boxer Rebellion, the invasion of the Eight-Power Allied Forces, the exile of the powerful, and the uprising of the independent army. It has created a large number of flesh-and-blood and lifelike historical figures, adding endless brilliance to the art gallery of Chinese literature! Tan Sitong and others shed blood in Caishikou, and the reform and reform ultimately failed. However, Tan Sitong's deafening shouts of "Today in China, we have never heard of anyone who shed blood due to the reform, and this is why this country is not prosperous. If there are, please start with the same heir", which has been stirring up all the people with lofty ideals for a hundred years.

The novel truly describes that more than two years before the birth of the Republic, the CCP's "Lu Chu Intelligence Group" used "mysterious radio waves" to pierce the hazy sky in the northwest, forcefully gouging out Hu Zongnan's heart, and locking Ma Bufang's throat! However, the unknown heroes unexpectedly suffered half a century of unfair injustice after the founding of the People's Republic of China...

A minority political power was born out of nowhere, and its cavalry has been running for more than 200 years. Politicians, military strategists, and strategists have emerged one after another. Who can look down upon it? Yelu Abaoji, a great statesman and military strategist of the Khitan tribe, unified northern China and established the Khitan dynasty with his high-ranking and strategic control. While the Khitan heroes were galloping on the battlefield of Huang Shaomanjuan, endless intrigues and bloodshed were happening around the throne within the Liao Empire court. Continuous internal fighting caused this powerful ethnic minority regime to vanish into ashes after going through hardships, tenacity and two hundred years of glory...

The novel reflects rural life in Huzhou, Zhejiang. From the flashback in 2003 to 1918, you can have a panoramic view of the changes over the past century. As an important figure throughout the book, the centenarian has a distinctive personality and a rough life. He is a revolutionary with ideals and blood, but he is not a hero. He suffered a lot, but he tried to be positive. The author focuses on portraying this character, and then reflects many characters with different personalities from him. The language is fluent and vivid, with a classical, beautiful, elegant and leisurely language and writing style.