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This book is the Ming and Qing parts of the "Popular Romance of Chinese Dynasties" series written by Cai Dongfan, a famous romance novelist and historian in the Republic of China (mainly about some historical events in the Ming and Qing Dynasties). This series of books is both a historical masterpiece and a literary masterpiece. Reading "Popular Romance of Chinese Dynasties" can not only understand Chinese history, but also appreciate legendary stories. It can be said to be the best of both worlds. Its historical value is higher than its literary value. The biggest feature of this series is the author's strict pursuit of historical truth. Although this series of books by Cai Dongfan is written as a historical romance, "every word has its own origin" and strives to have its main plots based on historical records. Naturally, as a "romance", he also has fiction, especially dialogues between characters. However, the author was very cautious when writing, striving to fit the specific historical environment and the character of specific historical figures, and did not dare to make up any random things. Therefore, this series of books can be read as history. It is a masterpiece integrating literature and history.

Do we understand Chinese history? From ancient tribes to the Qing Dynasty, is China really a celestial kingdom? What position did China occupy in world history? Without understanding China in world history, it is impossible to truly reflect on the present, understand the rise and fall of the past, and have a profound understanding of the significance of today's rejuvenation and rise. Grusset's "History of the Chinese Empire" takes the historical development time of Chinese civilization as a clue and uses vivid and objective language as a carrier. It collects the major historical events and deeds of outstanding figures in the past dynasties since the Three Sovereigns and Five Emperors. The text is easy to understand, the content respects historical facts, and impartially comments on the characters, allowing readers to be inspired by both history and literature.

This book is the content of the Early Han Dynasty and the Later Han Dynasty in the "Popular Romance of Chinese Dynasties" series written by Cai Dongfan, a famous romance novelist and historian in the Republic of China (mainly about some historical events in the Han Dynasty). This series of books is both a historical masterpiece and a literary masterpiece. Reading "Popular Romance of Chinese Dynasties" can not only understand Chinese history, but also appreciate legendary stories. It can be said to be the best of both worlds. Its historical value is higher than its literary value. The biggest feature of this series is the author's strict pursuit of historical truth. Although this series of books by Cai Dongfan is written as a historical romance, "every word has its own origin" and strives to have its main plots based on historical records. Naturally, as a "romance", he also has fiction, especially dialogues between characters. However, the author was very cautious when writing, striving to fit the specific historical environment and the character of specific historical figures, and did not dare to make up any random things. Therefore, this series of books can be read as history. It is a masterpiece integrating literature and history.

This book is a popular reading composed of famous articles written by many historical masters. This book starts from the pre-Qin Dynasty and ends at the end of the Qing Dynasty. It uses each dynasty as the outline to guide the whole book. The history of each dynasty is written by historians who have studied in this field. Each part of the book contains a general overview of the history of this period, and several specialized articles that provide a more detailed interpretation of the more distinctive and important historical phenomena or events of this period. Viewed as a whole, its content covers all dynasties in ancient China, and it can be read as a general history. Looking at the details, most of the articles that make up each volume can be written independently. The articles are easy to understand and can meet the needs of readers at different levels for historical knowledge.

This book is one of Mr. Lu Simian's four chronological histories. It is one of the most basic reference books for studying the history of the Sui, Tang and Five Dynasties, and has become a classic work in the academic history of modern China. This book is divided into two parts. The first half is political history, arranged in the order of historical events; the second half is socioeconomic and cultural history, narrated by categories.

"History of Song, Liao, Jin, Xia and Yuan" tells the history of the Song, Liao, Jin, Xia and Yuan periods, a period of continuous integration between multiple ethnic groups. The book combines several genres such as chronicle style, chronological style, biographical style, and chapter style. The chronicle style is the backbone of the book, compiling historical facts, institutions, academics, literature, customs, religions, etc. Of each dynasty, supplemented by charts, using simplicity to control complexity, with clear entries and rich content. In 1934, the Commercial Press included it in the "University Series".

"History of Pre-Qin" is the first of four chronological histories written by Mr. Lu Simian. Written in the mid-1930s, it was first published in 1941 and has been reprinted many times since then. It is a classic work in the study of the history of the Pre-Qin period in modern times. "History of Pre-Qin" is divided into two parts. The first half is political history, arranged in the order of historical events, and is coherent and coherent, clearly showing the historical development of China's pre-Qin period to readers; the second half is cultural history, which is narrated in a categorized manner. By describing the historical development of society, economy, political system, and cultural academics in the pre-Qin period, it explores the laws of Chinese historical development and its benefits to reality, and provides accurate research and unique opinions. \

This book is one of Mr. Lu Simian's four chronological histories. It is one of the most basic reference books for studying the history of the Jin, Southern and Northern Dynasties, and has become a classic work in the academic history of modern China. This book is divided into two parts. The first half is political history, arranged in the order of historical events; the second half is socioeconomic and cultural history, narrated by categories.

The content of the book starts from ancient times and goes down to one hundred years of the Opium War. It is divided into seventeen chapters according to the dynasties, and each chapter has a general story. The chronology is marked with AD, dynasty, and emperor year names, and is based on Chinese historical events; it is directly compared with major Western historical events. With time as the longitude and events as the latitude, it is a Chinese history reference book that is convenient for inquiry and suitable for students and the general public to read.

The book is divided into five parts, covering myths and legends from ancient times to the fall of the Qing Dynasty. The content of the whole book can be divided into two categories: Parts 2 to 4 focus on narrative reality, while Parts 1 and 5 aim to provide a thorough understanding. The whole book is concisely summarized and sorted out in the form of tables and explanations. It is very organized, clear and easy to read and remember. In the book, many things are traced back to their origins, their facts are detailed, their results are described, and their influences are studied, in order to gain the concept of this thing. Very suitable for readers who want to quickly understand the history of their country.

This book is one of Mr. Lu Simian's four chronological histories. It is one of the most basic reference books for studying the history of the Sui, Tang and Five Dynasties, and has become a classic work in the academic history of modern China. This book is divided into two parts. The first half is political history, arranged in the order of historical events; the second half is socioeconomic and cultural history, narrated by categories.

This book is the lecture notes given by Mr. Meng Sen at Peking University in the first half of the 20th century. The book uses time as a clue and uses a large number of historical materials to conduct a comprehensive investigation of the important historical facts and institutional evolution of the Qing Dynasty. It pays special attention to various internal and external interest struggles during the reign of successive rulers, and also provides an in-depth analysis of the reasons for the rise and fall of dynasties. The book has a smooth narrative, well-cut and thorough analysis. It is still an important reference book for understanding Qing history.

This book is one of Mr. Lu Simian's four chronological histories. This book was first published in 1947 and has been reprinted many times. It is one of the most basic reference books for studying the history of Qin and Han Dynasties, and has become a classic work in the academic history of modern China. This book is divided into two parts. The first half is political history, arranged in the order of historical events; the second half is socioeconomic and cultural history, narrated by categories.

"History That Should Not Be Forgotten: Hundreds of Questions and Answers on Anti-Japanese Knowledge" selects the major events, major battles and deeds of the heroes and martyrs of China's 14-year Anti-Japanese War from 1931 to 1945. In the form of questions and answers, the history of the Anti-Japanese War is told to young readers, in the hope that students can have a more comprehensive understanding of the history of the Anti-Japanese War in a short period of time. The content is comprehensive, concise, and has positive significance for popularizing knowledge about the Anti-Japanese War and promoting the spirit of patriotism.

"History That Should Not Be Forgotten: Hundreds of Questions and Answers on Anti-Japanese Knowledge" selects the major events, major battles and deeds of the heroes and martyrs of China's 15-year Anti-Japanese War from 1931 to 1945. In the form of questions and answers, the history of the Anti-Japanese War is told to young readers, in the hope that students can have a more comprehensive understanding of the history of the Anti-Japanese War in a short period of time. The content is comprehensive, concise, and has positive significance for popularizing knowledge about the Anti-Japanese War and promoting the spirit of patriotism.

The study of local history is an important cultural project, which has important strategic significance for excavating and sorting out local history and culture, carrying forward regional cultural spirit, and promoting sound and rapid economic and social development. It is very meaningful for Mr. Wu Zhongli to reorganize some of the articles he wrote during his 30 years of research on Ningxia history and local chronicles and guide the compilation of various new local chronicles at all levels in the autonomous region, collect them into a volume, and publish them publicly for the benefit of readers.

The original name of this book is "History of the Country in Vernacular" (full name "History of the Country in Self-Study and Applicable Vernacular"). It was printed and published by the Commercial Press in 1923. It is Mr. Lu Simian's famous historical work. This book has been reprinted many times and has been widely circulated and has far-reaching influence. The book is divided into six chapters: introduction, ancient history, medieval history, modern history, modern history, and conclusion. It describes the general development trend of Chinese history from the Three Sovereigns and Five Emperors to the 1920s. The content is clear and organized, and the insights are novel and unique; the narrative is concise, smooth, and easy to understand.

This book reviews the history of my country's Opium War and attempts to analyze this catastrophe that overturned the Qing Dynasty from a new perspective. As a truth-seeking historian, the author recounts the military power of the Qing Dynasty, the sudden war, the "war situation" in Guangzhou, the resurgence of the "Fu" discussion, etc., Which reflects the fatal blow of the Opium War to the rule of the Qing Dynasty from one aspect. It is a rare historical treatise. The author examines a series of important historical facts related to the war in detail, trying to understand history based on the moral concepts, thinking methods and behavioral norms of the time, so that many phenomena that may seem absurd to today's people can be shown to be "reasonable" in the environment at that time.

CITIC Chinese Classics (50 volumes) is a collection of Chinese traditional culture classics with a deep international perspective and close to contemporary society introduced by CITIC Publishing House from the Chung Hwa Book Company in Hong Kong. CITIC Chinese Classics has appointed Jao Tsung-i, a master of Chinese studies, as its honorary editor, and invited well-known Chinese scholars at home and abroad to serve as editors, guides, and translators of classics. The content strives to be easy to understand, combined with real life, to explore the contemporary significance of ancient classics, and to shorten the distance between classics and real life. CITIC Chinese Classics not only includes the Analects of Confucius, Laozi, Sun Tzu's Art of War, Mencius, Zhuangzi, and other must-read and must-know Chinese classics, but also includes familiar classics such as The Book of Changes, Historical Records, Chronicle of the Three Kingdoms, Zizhi Tongjian, and Hanshu. "CITIC Classic of Chinese Studies:" is a collection of the responses, discussions and memorials of Emperor Taizong Li Shimin of the Tang Dynasty and his ministers, such as Wei Zheng, Fang Xuanling, Du Ruhui and dozens of others, as well as the theoretical views and political measures for governing the country. It is a political historical document and an important book for studying ancient Chinese political models and related thoughts. In this publication, we referenced multiple versions, learned from each other's strengths, selected several chapters, re-annotated and organized the translations. In the appreciation of fine sentences, the translator and annotator strives to analyze certain chapters of the book through modern interpretation, hoping that readers will examine the significance of "Zhenguan Zhengyao" with a modern perspective.

There are two biggest gains from reading this book - 1. It shows what high-level and popular historical works are like. You are used to reading "joking" history that you are immersed in and even fall to the ground. This book seems to take you to a high ground. From now on, you will have a completely different perspective when you look at that very familiar history. 2. It presents the fascinating complexity of history. In this drama, you can see multiple forces competing on the same stage. Strength, strategy, persistence, courage, luck, justice... All make the direction of the story full of variables. Open "The Han Empire in Bashu" and you can see the indelible power of morality traveling through time and integrating resources. When I close this book, I always feel a sense of awe in my chest. Regardless of success or failure, if you have this awe-inspiring spirit, you are a hero.

Based on the initial final edition of the Shanghai Commercial Press in the 23rd year of the Republic of China, it has a newly carefully edited collection and 1,008 professional annotations to eliminate reading difficulties and enable an in-depth reading of historical details. A common mistake for those who compile the general history of China is that historical facts of regulations are lacking in insights and are extremely boring. With the publication of Lu Simian, in view of this, he wrote the general history with rich historical knowledge and smooth writing style, so as to open a new era for the writing of general history. --The famous historian Gu Jiegang

As a popular popular reading on world history, "Five Thousand Years of the World" strives to reach a new level in terms of authenticity, interest and inspiration, and interprets world history in an all-round, new perspective and multi-level through scientific methods and innovative forms. The book is divided into 10 parts: ancient civilizations, empires at war, the Middle Ages, the Renaissance, and the bourgeois revolution. It brilliantly and concisely outlines the basic context and development process of world historical evolution. The organic integration of concise text, diverse visuals, exquisite pictures, novel designs and other elements makes history and text easy and friendly, and accompanies teenagers to embark on a pleasant colorful reading journey. As the days and months pass, things change and the stars move. For thousands of years, human beings have gone through an unusual path: prosperity and decline, glory and tragedy.

As a popular popular reading on world history, "Five Thousand Years of the World" strives to reach a new level in terms of authenticity, interest and inspiration, and interprets world history in an all-round, new perspective and multi-level through scientific methods and innovative forms. The book is divided into 9 parts: ancient civilizations, empires at war, the Middle Ages, the Renaissance, and the bourgeois revolution. It brilliantly and concisely outlines the basic context and development process of world historical evolution. The organic integration of concise text, diverse visuals, exquisite pictures, novel designs and other elements makes history and text easy and friendly, and accompanies teenagers to embark on a pleasant colorful reading journey. As time goes by, things change, and for thousands of years, human beings have gone through an unusual path: prosperity and decline, glory and sorrow, peaceful days and bloody storms. How many things have passed away like smoke, how many things have been passed down for generations, how many people have passed away quietly, and how many people have drifted into the sea of ​​history... All of this has merged into the vast river of history and created a splendid modern civilization. Every step mankind has taken is so arduous, and every stage of the world's development is worth recalling and pondering!

This book "extracts more than 160 pictures about life conditions" from more than 4,000 images in "Dianshizhai Pictorial", recreating the former style of the first pictorial in the late Qing Dynasty. "Dianshizhai Pictorial" is developed with four major themes: "Chinese and foreign records", "officialdom", "gizhi compilation" and "prosperity at sea", and then explained and supplemented, so that all aspects of late Qing life are perfectly displayed in it. Chen Pingyuan and his wife jointly edited this book, which not only provides good information for those who study the history of the late Qing Dynasty, but also provides ordinary readers with a perspective on the late Qing Dynasty.

This book uses a horizontal classification method to introduce two important stages of the Eastern Zhou Dynasty from six aspects: politics, military, economy, characters, ideology and culture, and nation: the Spring and Autumn Period when "rituals broke down and music collapsed" and the Warring States Period when a hundred schools of thought contended. The author uses a general overview and tells the story of the strange events of the Eastern Zhou Dynasty through one person, one event, one battle, one work, and one nation. The entire manuscript is richly illustrated with pictures and texts, showing the history, politics, economy, military, characters, culture and other aspects of the Spring and Autumn and Warring States periods in pictures that are either filled with bronze luster or outline a gentle face.

Every cultural relic in the museum is no longer static and silent. They will become active because of the knowledge network laid in your mind, and accompany you to explore the wonderful world of ancient China: you can learn about the "starry sky" of Chinese prehistoric civilization through jade articles, explore the Jiangnan of the Zhou Dynasty with the help of heavy bronze artifacts, and unlock fresh memories from the murals of the Eastern Han Dynasty. The secret of the rise of the Bei people can also be found in the tea and porcelain stories of the Tang Dynasty. Traces of the "Ancient Tea Horse Road"... "A Minimalist History of China in the Museum" breaks out of the routine of historical narratives and uses the information behind the cultural relics to splice the little-known historical truth. It uses an open multidisciplinary perspective to refresh our inherent cognition and connect a concise and novel Chinese history.

Open the scroll of history, and there is a story hidden behind every piece of history. This story contains joy and sorrow, pain and joy. The emperor has supreme power and has been in a high position "above ten thousand people" since ancient times; the prime minister is the emperor's subordinate minister, leads hundreds of officials, assists the emperor in governing the country, and is in a position of "below one person and above ten thousand people".

This book describes the battle conditions of the Battle of Nanjing between China and Japan from the perspective of the 6th Division of the 10th Japanese Army. At that time, there was a huge disparity in strength between China and Japan, but the Chinese soldiers fought for the survival of the nation and regarded death as home. There were countless heroic feats that were heroic and heroic. However, these feats are not our own records, but are reflected through the battlefield records of Japanese combatants. Jiangjun Mountain, Yuhuatai, and 82 Highlands, these place names record the heroic feats and bloody sacrifices of our Chinese sons and daughters fighting for the survival of the nation. The last part is about the Nanjing Massacre. Now, Japanese right-wingers are trying their best to deny the fact of the Nanjing Massacre. However, in this book, through the records of the Japanese themselves, the irrefutable evidence restores the heinous brutality of the Japanese fascists against our compatriots. After the war, Hisao Tani, commander of the 6th Division, was extradited back to Nanjing for trial, and was sentenced to death by firing squad at Yuhuatai, Nanjing, realizing a just trial of human civilization against barbarism.

The "Chinese History for Everyone" series (13 volumes in total) examines China's historical trajectory for thousands of years from the Neolithic Age to the end of the Qing Dynasty. It makes full use of the fruitful achievements of history and archaeology in the past century, and uses a wide range of social structures, social trends of thought, literature and art, and people's lives as entry points to present to ordinary readers one by one new knowledge and methods that have been shelved in the academic ivory tower. In the first volume of the series "How China Appeared", you will see: how Chinese history started from the Neolithic Age; without archaeological excavations in the past century, our understanding of ancient China would not be comprehensive; pottery, tombs, bronzes, and settlements can all speak, which is a real historical voice, sometimes more authentic than historical documents; the interpretation of oracle bones and bronze inscriptions, let us They understand the pre-Qin Dynasty better than the ancients; most oracle bone inscriptions cannot be recognized yet because they are not symbols for recording language; Xia, Shang and Zhou were three powerful tribes that existed at the same time, emerged in different regions, and became co-lords one after another; the Shang Dynasty was characterized by its love of drinking and superstition, which has never had a good impression in the minds of later generations of scholar-bureaucrats; an important element of what makes China China is writing...

The authoritative version of the Republic of China, with additional rare overseas pictures, recommended by the famous sinologist Fairbank Fairbank. A pioneering work, beautiful and long-lasting to read! This book defines "Chinese modern history" as "the history of China's modernization" and takes as the main line of discussion whether and how China can modernize. The academic tradition created by this book was once the mainstream framework for research on modern Chinese history. In the field of Chinese history before 1949, almost half of the writings on the history of modern China and modern China's foreign relations were "inherited" from Chiang Tingfu's historical views. This book not only established Chiang's academic status in the field of modern history research, but also reflected his unique understanding of Chinese culture and China's future and destiny as a scholar who was impacted by Western culture. Together with Guo Ting's "Outline of Modern Chinese History" and Xu Zhongyue's "Modern Chinese History", it has become a must-have book for studying modern Chinese history.

Liu Rushi, who was born in a humble background and married a talented scholar, was named the first of the Eight Beauties in Jinling. Many of her works were admired by later generations; Chen Yuanyuan, a beauty who changed the course of history with an angry look; Dong Xiaowan, the most poetic woman by the Qinhuai River, the legends and allusions about her have lingered in the world; Li Xiangjun, a beautiful lady who was chaste and beautiful, with blood splattered on the peach blossom fan. They combine talent, beauty, and art, but end up with nothing. This book narrates the love they spent their whole lives pursuing. When these vigorous feelings fell into the fierce and declining political turmoil of the late Ming Dynasty, it added a bit of decisive pain.

Reading history can make people calm, understand things and enlighten them to wisdom. China's history is long and vast. Even if you pick one end of it and spend your whole life, you can only get a glimpse of the leopard. Although unexpectedly we have learned a lot of historical knowledge through textbooks, it is only the tip of the iceberg of Chinese history. There is still too much history that has not been included in the "discerning eyes" of textbooks, either because of different perspectives or because it has little impact on the historical process. But these histories are also a kind of memory, which makes history fuller and more flesh-and-blood. Here, we collect these histories outside of textbooks and display them in a centralized manner. People, events, cultures, etc. From various historical eras are short and concise, and each word is exquisite, presenting the most complete and true history in front of readers.

The original name was "General History of China by Lu", which was written by Mr. Lu Simian to meet the needs of university teaching at that time when Shanghai became an "isolated island" during the Anti-Japanese War. The book is divided into two volumes. The first volume is the cultural history of China, drawing on the canonical system of ancient history books. It is divided into eighteen topics according to chapters, such as marriage, clan system, political system, class, property, official system, and elections. The extensive content is completely consistent with the meaning of today's "big culture"; the second volume is the political history of China, starting from the origin of the nation and narrating the historical events of the past dynasties until the founding of the Republic of China. It condenses five thousand years of Chinese history into one book, using only 380,000 words, and its skill is extraordinary.

In this masterpiece, which the author wrote in one go in his early years and was updated in his later years, he shows the extraordinary knowledge and talent of a scholar, as well as his increasingly perfect "final conclusions" in his later years. It can be seen how his knowledge merged into a sea in the long river of time. With solid and profound academic foundation, sharp and diverse exploration vision, and fluent words with witty words, the book explains the concept of history from the history itself, systematically discusses and provides thought-provoking research and speculation. The book has a unique explanation of how or whether Chinese history and ancient thought can emerge from the Middle Ages. It fully demonstrates that the author not only grasps the academic accomplishments of Chinese history yesterday and the day before yesterday, but also embodies his humanistic spirit of caring about today and tomorrow of human society. It has been more than 30 years since this book was first published, and its influence has been lasting. It has also been translated into English and widely circulated. Later, the author revised the original work, added a large amount of content, and adjusted the ordering from a perspective that better demonstrated the continuity of historical time and space, thus becoming a more complete and sophisticated masterpiece by famous artists than the first edition. Most of Mr. Zhu Weizheng's classic works have been out of print for several years. This time, there are eight new collections ("Out of the Middle Ages", "Out of the Middle Ages Part 2", "Undecided Tradition", "Huli Spring and Autumn", "Searching for True Civilization", "Ten Lectures on the History of Chinese Confucian Classics", "On Confucius", "Huli Spring and Autumn Part 2"), which were compiled and edited by Mr. Zhu's students. Designed by cutting-edge designers, from cover to layout, it gives readers a refreshing feel.

They always appear alone, but they can create a chilling atmosphere that is better than thousands of troops; their actions are only in an instant, but they often require careful and meticulous planning; their goals may be thousands of miles apart, but their methods are the same; they hide behind the political situation, but they often have the power to rewrite history and influence the world. They have a common, mysterious name - Assassin.

This issue of "Single Reading" responds to this topic to varying degrees from aspects of literary writing, historical narrative, lifestyle, personal and social aspects. The authors reflect, criticize, and create in their own ways to resist the erosion of homogeneity.

This book takes China's modernization as a clue and believes that "whether the Chinese can modernize will determine the rise or fall of the country." It discusses Chinese history from the Opium War to the eve of the Anti-Japanese War. It mainly elaborates on the efforts of modern people to strengthen themselves in the face of major changes unseen in thousands of years and the reasons for their failure, and then proposes that "modern national defense not only requires modern transportation, education, and economy, but also modern politics and citizens." The appendix is ​​an important article by Jiang Tingfu related to modern history research, which reflects his thinking path on China's modernization issues and his personal opinions on the later war of resistance, which is helpful for understanding his "Modern History of China."

In the fifty years of the late Qing Dynasty, in Li Hongzhang's words, there were "changes unprecedented in thousands of years" and faced "powerful enemies unprecedented in thousands of years." This was the prelude to China's rise. New issues, new things, new atmosphere, and new trends of thought began to emerge in the bumps and bumps of the late Qing Dynasty. The fifty years of the late Qing Dynasty were the fifty years of the decline and decline of China's feudal dynasty. Under the influence of internal and external troubles, old ideas, old customs, old systems, and old systems were destroyed by new trends and abandoned in the dust of history.

As a professional history and a textbook for modern Chinese cultural history courses in university history departments, this book takes the culture from 1826 to 1956 as the research object and combines the major historical events that occurred in modern history. It divides the history of modern Chinese culture into six stages and nine chapters. It focuses on the growth and evolution of the new modern culture: 1826-1894, the preparatory period for the new capitalist culture of modern China; 1895-19 12 years, the initial creation period of the new culture; 1912-1927, the foundation period of the new culture; 1927-1937, the construction period of the new culture; 1931-1945, Chinese culture was reborn from hardship, the national spirit was unprecedentedly radiant, and the national character of the new culture was strengthened; 1946-1956, New Democracy formed a complete social and cultural form from small to large, which was the final stage of the development of modern culture.

This book is one of Mr. Fan Shuzhi's new works - "Rewriting the History of the Late Ming" - a series in which he explains the history of the late Ming Dynasty in detail from the perspective of global history. The author focuses on the late Ming Dynasty from a global perspective, blending historical knowledge and new historical knowledge in his writing. This book depicts a long historical scroll from the struggle between the emperor and ministers to establish the crown prince during the Wanli period to the struggle between the eunuch party and the Donglin party during the Tianqi period. Through many detailed dialogues and scene restorations, the complex inner world of Emperor Wanli is three-dimensionally presented, as well as the ideological struggle of the Donglin scholars between the traditional Confucian moral beliefs of governing the country and the world, and the real world where eunuchs are rampant and reverse right and wrong. This book is divided into six chapters: Chapter 1 ""Struggle for the foundation of the country": the dispute surrounding the appointment of the crown prince", Chapter 2 "The inner court full of doubts", Chapter 3 "The emperor who is diligent in amassing money and lazy in his dynasty", Chapter 4 "Analysis of the actual situation of Donglin Academy - Questioning of the "Donglin Party"", Chapter 5 "From Taichang to Apocalypse", Chapter 6 "The Era of Abnormal Eunuch Dictatorship".

This book is arranged in chronological order and selects major events, influential figures, brilliant achievements, splendid culture and other content in world history. On the basis of ensuring the integrity and continuity of history, it is divided into nine chapters, including ancient civilizations, empires at war, and the Middle Ages. It is a classic historical book that is suitable for both refined and popular tastes and is suitable for all ages.

This book is a classic historical reading that is suitable for both refined and popular tastes and is suitable for all ages. The book is arranged in chronological order and selects major events and figures, brilliant achievements, splendid culture, etc. In China's five thousand years of history, and brilliantly and concisely outlines the basic context and development process of China's five thousand years of history.

This book is a diary recorded by British Army Captain Hamilton Powell (born in 1858) during his "inspection" to Tibet from 1891 to 1892. Due to the author's special identity and mission, this diary is very valuable for studying the history of Sino-British relations and the security history of China's southwest frontier. It can also be said that this is a diary used to understand the old Tibet in the late Qing Dynasty before the Sino-Japanese War of 1895 from the perspective of "others". It is a foreign document that traces the origins and deciphers the reasons for the changes in British policy towards China's Tibet region in the late Qing Dynasty and the early Republic of China. It is also a sobering shot to wake up those who are hesitant to move forward, do not distinguish between friends and foes, and worship foreigners.

This book is a popular romance of Qing history "Cai Dongfan Talks about Chinese History", with a total of 100 chapters. From the entry of the Later Jin Dynasty and the establishment of the Qing Dynasty, to the prosperity of Kangxi and Qianlong, the prosperity and decline, to the continuous civil strife, the Taiping Heavenly Kingdom, and finally the Westernization Movement and the demise of the Qing Dynasty, it brilliantly interprets the rise and fall of the Qing Dynasty from the founding of Manchuria to the Revolution of 1911 over 260 years, and reproduces the historical picture of divisions, mergers, and chaos during this period. The author draws extensively from official history, occasionally from officials and wild officials, and his narrative is plain, smooth, and methodical; he makes self-evaluations and annotations, and his language is humorous and both reasonable and reasonable. Reading through this book, it is like a historical picture of the Qing Dynasty slowly unfolding before your eyes. Sometimes it is fierce and fierce, sometimes it is gentle and affectionate, sometimes it is civil strife, sometimes it is a game of loyalty and traitor... It makes people dizzy and full of emotions.

This book is a popular romance of Qing history "Cai Dongfan Talks about Chinese History", with a total of 100 chapters. From the entry of the Later Jin Dynasty and the establishment of the Qing Dynasty, to the prosperity of Kangxi and Qianlong, the prosperity and decline, to the continuous civil strife, the Taiping Heavenly Kingdom, and finally the Westernization Movement and the demise of the Qing Dynasty, it brilliantly interprets the rise and fall of the Qing Dynasty from the founding of Manchuria to the Revolution of 1911 over 260 years, and reproduces the historical picture of divisions, mergers, and chaos during this period. The author draws extensively from official history, occasionally from officials and wild officials, and his narrative is plain, smooth, and methodical; he makes self-evaluations and annotations, and his language is humorous and both reasonable and reasonable. Reading through this book, it is like a historical picture of the Qing Dynasty slowly unfolding before your eyes. Sometimes it is fierce and fierce, sometimes it is gentle and affectionate, sometimes it is civil strife, sometimes it is a game of loyalty and traitor... It makes people dizzy and full of emotions.

This book is a popular romance about the history of the Tang Dynasty, "Cai Dongfan Talks about Chinese History", with a total of 100 chapters in two volumes. From the Xuanwu Gate Change to the Zhenguan Rule, from Empress Wu becoming emperor to the prosperous Kaiyuan Dynasty, from the Anshi Rebellion to Zhu Wen's usurpation of the Tang Dynasty, it wonderfully interprets the rise and fall of the Tang Dynasty in 289 years. The author draws extensively from official history, occasionally from officials and wild officials, and his narrative is plain, smooth, and methodical; he makes self-evaluations and annotations, and his language is humorous and both reasonable and reasonable. Reading through this book, it is like a historical picture of the Tang Dynasty unfolding slowly before your eyes. Sometimes it is a fierce battle, sometimes it is gentle and affectionate, sometimes it is a dispute between countries, sometimes it is a game of loyalty and traitor... It makes people dizzy and full of emotions.

This book is a popular romance about the history of the Tang Dynasty, "Cai Dongfan Talks about Chinese History", with a total of 100 chapters in two volumes. From the Xuanwu Gate Change to the Zhenguan Rule, from Empress Wu becoming emperor to the prosperous Kaiyuan Dynasty, from the Anshi Rebellion to Zhu Wen's usurpation of the Tang Dynasty, it wonderfully interprets the rise and fall of the Tang Dynasty in 289 years. The author draws extensively from official history, occasionally from officials and wild officials, and his narrative is plain, smooth, and methodical; he makes self-evaluations and annotations, and his language is humorous and both reasonable and reasonable. Reading through this book, it is like a historical picture of the Tang Dynasty unfolding slowly before your eyes. Sometimes it is a fierce battle, sometimes it is gentle and affectionate, sometimes it is a dispute between countries, sometimes it is a game of loyalty and traitor... It makes people dizzy and full of emotions.

In order to let everyone understand the history of the Tang Dynasty more comprehensively, this book introduces in detail the history of the Tang Dynasty from its establishment to its decline for nearly three hundred years. The book is divided into nine chapters: Li Yuan's rise to the Tang Dynasty, the rule of Zhenguan, the Wuzhou Dynasty, the prosperous Kaiyuan era, the Tianbao crisis, the Anshi Rebellion, the turn from prosperity to decline, and the decline of the Tang Dynasty. It gives a detailed introduction to the history of the Tang Dynasty from the aspects of politics, economy, culture, etc. It is an ideological reader for understanding the history of the Tang Dynasty.

This book describes in detail the entire process of the Ming Dynasty from the founding of the country by Zhu Yuanzhang to its final demise. It systematically analyzes the politics, economy, military, ethnic relations and class conditions of the Ming Dynasty. It is rich in content and full of information.

This book selects major historical events and important historical figures from the Song Dynasty, and divides it into two parts, the Northern Song Dynasty and the Southern Song Dynasty, in chronological order, giving a wonderful description of the history of the Song Dynasty.