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The content of this book includes: the oath monument of the Song Dynasty - the beginning of the Chinese civil service system from the Song Dynasty; the night market of the Song Dynasty - the beginning of Chinese China; the shame of the Song Dynasty - the eternal hatred of the Chinese people; Su Dongpo's poems; good articles about literati and food; Su Dongpo's final exile; Wang Anshi's various things; talking about Zhao Mengfu; Along the River During the Qingming Festival, etc.

"Those who make history leave their footprints on the sands of time." From the ancient times when wood was drilled to make fire and knotted ropes were used to record events, to today's spacecraft visiting the moon, from Copernicus's theory of the motion of celestial bodies to Newton's proposal of universal gravitation... It can be said that the history of human development is a history of exploration and struggle. With the continuous advancement of science and technology, human beings' analysis and observation of their own development history have become more subtle and expanded, allowing people to dig and discover more and more mysterious mysteries and questions in history...

This book mainly introduces the ancient society before the founding of New China, allowing you to review Chinese history from the beginning and understand how China got to where it is today step by step. The founding of the People's Republic of China marked the complete end of the reactionary rule of imperialism, feudalism and bureaucratic capitalism in China.

This book tells the story of the Seven Heroes of the Warring States Period, where soldiers from various countries quarreled, turbulent events took place, and politicians fought against each other. Strange moves, trick moves, underhanded moves, and dangerous moves are dazzling. Big battles, small battles, overt struggles, and covert fights are dizzying... Until Qin Shihuang unified the world, China entered a new historical period. Yuan Tengfei uses his unique "historical style" to easily interpret the origin, development and historical trend of Chinese civilization.

Chinese history and culture have a long history, are extensive and profound. The various ideas and cultures produced during the formation and development of the Chinese nation record the practical activities, rational thinking, and cultural achievements created by our ancestors in their long-term struggles, and reflect the spiritual pursuit of the Chinese nation. Its core content has become a cultural gene flowing in the blood of our nation. This book starts from ancient legends, with Nuwa, Fuxi, Shennong, Huangdi, Emperor Ku, Yao and Shun taking turns to appear. The awe-inspiring mystery of one's life experience, the immortal contribution of Bu Tian's teachings to the people; the changes in the Xia, Shang, and Western Zhou dynasties, mediocre kings mourning the country, the Holy Lord ruling the world, villains harming the country, and virtuous ministers assisting the Lord.

This book tells the story of talented people and beautiful women who were involved in the political whirlpool. A gifted man is talented, but does not blend in with the world; a beautiful woman, who enchants a country and a city, ends up falling. A talented man and a beautiful woman died abnormally. As a result, their stories become another interpretation of history. Because of their existence, history is no longer boring. They are beautiful things frozen in history.

This set of books uses vivid words to reproduce the magnificent picture of the world historical process. It can be called a concise encyclopedia that runs through the entire world history, connecting all the treasures of human development. With its glorious immortal value and long-lasting charm, it has become a good-looking and popular world history book. It is highly systematic, informative and readable. It is not only a reading book for readers to learn world history knowledge, but also a treasured version for libraries at all levels.

This set of books uses vivid words to reproduce the magnificent picture of the world historical process. It can be called a concise encyclopedia that runs through the entire world history, connecting all the treasures of human development. With its glorious immortal value and long-lasting charm, it has become a good-looking and popular world history book. It is highly systematic, informative and readable. It is not only a reading book for readers to learn world history knowledge, but also a treasured version for libraries at all levels.

Literature is an image reflection of social life that uses language as a tool, touches people with emotions. The reason why literary works can move people emotionally is, on the one hand, because the writer himself is strongly moved and has a high expressive ability; on the other hand, because in general, the writer's emotions are based on human nature, so they can connect with readers.

Literature is an image reflection of social life that uses language as a tool, touches people with emotions. The reason why literary works can move people emotionally is, on the one hand, because the writer himself is strongly moved and has a high expressive ability; on the other hand, because in general, the writer's emotions are based on human nature, so they can connect with readers.

This set of books uses vivid words to reproduce the magnificent picture of the world historical process. It can be called a concise encyclopedia that runs through the entire world history, connecting all the treasures of human development. With its glorious immortal value and long-lasting charm, it has become a good-looking and popular world history book. It is highly systematic, informative and readable. It is not only a reading book for readers to learn world history knowledge, but also a treasured version for libraries at all levels.

This set of books uses vivid words to reproduce the magnificent picture of the world historical process. It can be called a concise encyclopedia that runs through the entire world history, connecting all the treasures of human development. With its glorious immortal value and long-lasting charm, it has become a good-looking and popular world history book. It is highly systematic, informative and readable. It is not only a reading book for readers to learn world history knowledge, but also a treasured version for libraries at all levels.

This set of books uses vivid words to reproduce the magnificent picture of the world historical process. It can be called a concise encyclopedia that runs through the entire world history, connecting all the treasures of human development. With its glorious immortal value and long-lasting charm, it has become a good-looking and popular world history book. It is highly systematic, informative and readable. It is not only a reading book for readers to learn world history knowledge, but also a treasured version for libraries at all levels.

The Battle of Guandu was one of the "Three Major Battles" in the late Eastern Han Dynasty. It was also one of the famous battles in Chinese history in which the weak defeated the strong. In the fifth year of Jian'an (200) of Emperor Xian of the Eastern Han Dynasty, Cao Cao's army and Yuan Shao's army were in a stalemate in Guandu (now northeast of Zhongmou, Henan), where they launched a strategic decisive battle. Cao Cao made a surprise attack on Yuan's army's granary in Wuchao (now west of Fengqiu, Henan), and then defeated the main force of Yuan's army. This battle laid the foundation for Cao Cao's unification of northern China. "Chinese Cultural Knowledge Reader: The Battle of Guandu" introduces the relevant content of the Battle of Guandu in the form of beautiful and vivid words, concise and popular language, and pictures and texts.

This book shows the features of each historical period according to the natural stages of Chinese history. Each chapter first outlines the basic context of historical development in this period, and then selects events and figures of great significance for analysis, striving to reveal the main trends and basic characteristics of Chinese historical development. It also displays the knowledge of laws and regulations, ideology and culture, national religions, science and technology in Chinese history in the form of links, supplemented by various exquisite historical pictures, showing the essence of Chinese history and culture with pictures and texts.

"Shocking Cases of the Ming and Qing Dynasties" selects 11 famous shocking cases of the Ming and Qing dynasties, interprets and analyzes them in a popular style, allowing readers to sort out and think about China's modern history while savoring these historical events. The Yuan Dynasty was a short-lived dynasty. Although the Mongolian cavalry once traversed the Eurasian continent and established the largest empire in Chinese history, they were really not experts at governing the country and the people. In just over 160 years, the rule of the Yuan Dynasty returned from the end to the starting point.

From an overall perspective, following the main line of divisions and unions in the five thousand years of Chinese history, Chinese history is divided into divisions in the pre-Qin period, unification in the Qin and Han dynasties, divisions in the Three Kingdoms, Two Jins, Southern and Northern Dynasties, unification in the Sui and Tang dynasties, and divisions in the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms, Liao, Song, Xia, and Jin dynasties. It briefly and vividly introduces the most representative historical events in the process of Chinese history, including the split situation, the unification of the Yuan, Ming and Qing dynasties, and the unification and development of modern China, allowing readers to grasp Chinese history from point to point, and even from all aspects and angles, and increase their knowledge of Chinese history. To understand Chinese history, reading this book is enough!

This book selects a total of 35 historical essays that discuss the period from the late Qing Dynasty to the Republic of China. The manuscript presents the struggle for power between emperors and empresses, the distinction between monarchs and ministers, the perils of the late Qing Dynasty, the facial makeup of warlords, the characters of warriors, and the equality of ordinary people, outlining a series of group portraits from the late Qing Dynasty to the early Republic of China.

This book follows the development process of world history and takes ancient history, medieval history, modern history, modern history and contemporary history as the main lines in time. It details, clearly and vividly shows the creation of human society from scratch, the establishment to the rise and fall of various countries, and the development history of diplomatic relations between countries. The content includes all aspects of human social life, politics, economy, military, culture and other aspects. To understand world history, reading this book is enough!

This book includes the age of characters, review of important events, traces of historical traces, classics and culture, historical allusions, etc.

Talk about transparency and the great political changes at the end of the Qing Dynasty and the beginning of the Qing Dynasty! Why was the Ming Dynasty, which was so mature, rich, vast in territory, populous, abundant in resources, and felt so good about itself, so miserable and ultimately doomed by a semi-primitive tribe whose population was less than one percent of its own, whose cultural development had just left the age of fishing and hunting, and who originated in a remote and remote area? The overthrow of an empire building that has been sustained for hundreds of years, the rise of a powerful northern tribe, the rise and fall of a vigorous and solemn dynasty... This book truly reproduces the duplicitous camp, multiple forces, nine emperors, eight powerful ministers, a regent, and a queen mother in the change of dynasties and the power struggle...

Talk about transparency and the great political changes at the end of the Qing Dynasty and the beginning of the Qing Dynasty! Why was the Ming Dynasty, which was so mature, rich, vast in territory, populous, abundant in resources, and felt so good about itself, so miserable and ultimately doomed by a semi-primitive tribe whose population was less than one percent of its own, whose cultural development had just left the age of fishing and hunting, and who originated in a remote and remote area? The overthrow of an empire building that has been sustained for hundreds of years, the rise of a powerful northern tribe, the rise and fall of a vigorous and solemn dynasty... This book truly reproduces the duplicitous camp, multiple forces, nine emperors, eight powerful ministers, a regent, and a queen mother in the change of dynasties and the power struggle...

"Reading a Little Chinese History Every Day: Volume of the Two Songs and the Republic of China" edited by Ren Haozhi divides the history of our country in humorous language: the two Song Dynasties: the dream of the two capitals; the Yuan Dynasty: the smoke and dust of the desert; the Ming Dynasty: the flashy family; the Qing Dynasty: the twilight of the dynasty; and the Republic of China: moving towards rejuvenation. It is interesting, humorous and highly readable, and solves the boring and stereotyped nature of ordinary history books. It is a rare historical book suitable for people of all levels to read.

"The Complete Collection of Zizhi Tongjian Stories" edited by Jin Tao is an excellent historical masterpiece. It uses years as its longitude and events as its latitude. The year of the event is extremely clear. It has a rich collection of materials, relatively detailed records of historical events, and the materials used are relatively authentic and reliable. This book has beautiful writing, rigorous structure, and is good at narrative. It is not only a historical masterpiece, but also an excellent prose work.

"Must-Know Historical Common Sense" is a popular book about history. "Must-know Historical Common Sense (Essential Edition)" covers many aspects such as natural history, geography, place names, scenic spots, allusions, customs, politics, economy, military, literature, life, etc., And is compiled in a classified manner. This makes it easier for readers to read and consult. Looking back on the past can help us understand the present, and looking at the past can help us know the future. To understand a piece of historical common sense is to read a wonderful story, grasp the profound information behind the common sense, and enhance the interpretation and grasp of history and even reality.

Why is it more difficult to get mixed official positions than to get promoted? Why do literati never serve long as officials? Why is it not easy for the princelings to win? Why are you afraid of slanted shadows when you are upright? Why is the problem of official ethics more serious than murder and arson? Why do new scholars like to get promoted? Why take the opportunity to lose your temper? Why are new officials most afraid of "throwing cold water" on them? Why can a technical officer be promoted quickly? Why is "acquiescence" a magical power? Why are there so many poor officials in the capital? This is a book analyzing the history of officialdom with humorous language.

"Reading a Little Chinese History Every Day: Pre-Qin, Sui, Tang and Five Dynasties" edited by Ren Haozhi uses humorous language to divide my country's history into Pre-Qin: the dawn of civilization; Qin and Han: the unification of the world; Wei, Jin, Southern and Northern Dynasties: the blending of nationalities; Sui, Tang and Five Dynasties: the rebuilding of the empire. It is interesting, humorous and highly readable, and solves the boring and stereotyped nature of ordinary history books. It is a rare historical book suitable for people of all levels to read.

On the road of life, I don't know how many ups and downs I have to go through. Every success may have to go through eighty-one difficulties like that of Tang Monk in seeking scriptures. If our life is really infinite, it doesn't matter even if we walk all the roads. But the fact is that life is limited and life is short. The time in life when we can really do things is only a few decades. In view of this, we have compiled this "Must-Know Series" as a banner for readers to face real life, to inspire and inspire life, and to move forward together towards a better future.

"Mr. Yi Zhongtian's "The End of the Empire" is his way of interpreting Chinese history, or a unique understanding of the history of the Chinese Empire from its formation, development to end. If readers calm down and savor it carefully, it will not be difficult to understand It is found that he has some unique views on the original meaning of "feudalism" and the "public world" of "the world is for the common good", which shows his wisdom and sensitivity to history and reality. " - Fan Shuzhi, professor and doctoral supervisor of the History Department of Fudan University.

Yi Zhongtian's reflections on the imperial system. The process of Chinese and Western history is a process of "mutual victory". Sometimes we are better than others, and sometimes others are better than us. The trouble is just that people are better than us in modern times. Our scenery is beautiful, but it has become a thing of the past. This makes people sad. Melancholy means feeling lost, bewildered, and confused, that is, "sad as if lost", because we should not be like this. This requires reflection on the imperial system after the Qin and Han Dynasties, and even on the state system before the empire. But to follow the clues, from near to far, we have to start with the empire.

The book is divided into nine chapters, including: the ancestors of the pirate family; the Viking Age when pirates were prosperous; the big stage of the Caribbean - you sing and I come on stage; the history of piracy and colonization; the descendants of the pirate family; the bases of the pirate family through the generations; celebrities of the pirate family, etc.

This is a novel with historical themes. This book takes the Anlushan Rebellion in the Tianbao Year of Emperor Xuanzong of the Tang Dynasty as the background, and narrates the thrilling and evocative stories of the counter-insurgency war. In addition to generously describing the magnificent scenes of thousands of troops fighting, the book also vividly describes the hundreds of characters, showing the author's rich knowledge in history, astronomy, geography, philosophy, art and religion. The generosity, magnanimity, and time and space are vividly displayed on the paper against the historical background. The most striking feature is the lofty theme of the work, which calls for people's lost love and conscience from beginning to end, and embodies the profound thoughts of Confucianism, Buddhism, and Taoism.

History is full of vicissitudes of life, marking the hardships of the nation. When future generations looked at history, Lu Xun saw cannibalism; Bo Yang saw sauce jars; some saw the precipitation of a toxin; others saw a glorious civilization that had been passed down through history for thousands of years, and were filled with honor, disgrace, and joy. However, everything has two sides, and the above statements only see one side of history. It is inevitable to be biased and to overgeneralize. History is actually a process, in which culture gradually precipitates. Five thousand years of civilized history have given us infinitely rich wisdom, which is an inexhaustible treasure for us. We should never engage in any indecent behavior. However, the accumulated historical culture has its essence and its dross, so taking the essence and discarding the dross is the historical materialist attitude we should adopt.

Power was the core of people's struggle in the feudal era, and it was also the focus of people's attention. Only by knowing the way of power can one become the winner in the field of power. As a "leader" in the field of power, Feng Dao's understanding and understanding of power must be "extraordinary"; as the creator of "miracles" in the field of power, Feng Dao's "Quan Jing" must also have "extraordinary views". "The Book of Power" is divided into eight volumes: "Seeking Power", "Struggle for Power", "Using Power", "Securing Power", "Decentralizing Power", "Seizing Power", "Rejecting Power" and "Relinquishing Power". As a knowledge that specializes in the study of power, it is systematic and comprehensive, covering all aspects and key points of power, and it can be said that no one is left out; as the only "power" monograph in ancient China, its authoritativeness and profoundness are unmatched. After all, Feng Dao is not just talking. He has used his own practice to prove that he is not only a "theoretical master" of power, but also an "action master" of power.

"All history is contemporary history", dig out the positive energy of history. "Digging History" MOOK is an irregular historical serial publication that has the attributes of both a magazine and a book. This book focuses on the word "digging" and is committed to "digging out history, removing cover-ups, and seeking the truth", so as to carefully dig out and dig deep into the historical truth. "Digging History" publication has a super strong lineup of authors. In addition to well-known historical scholars such as Ma Yong, Yue Nan, Zhang Yaojie, Du Junli, Fu Guoyong, Jiang Feng, Wang Yuewen, and Zhou Haibin in the first issue of "Digging History" (Issue 2), "Digging History" has also added well-known domestic and foreign historical scholars such as Xie Xizhang, Feng Wei, Jin Manlou, Jin Gang, Yuan Canxing, Yuan Nansheng, Daniel Hualei, and Robert Xieweisi.

This book is a history of China strung together with the true words of 88 key figures in history and the stories behind them. Every "truth" is a window to understand history, reflecting the rules of power games in history, the calculation of interests in fame and fortune, and the inherent weaknesses and even dark sides of human nature. These "true words" are both hilarious and thought-provoking to read. The story is light and simple, and the text is lively. It is a unique and innovative book for popularizing historical knowledge.

The late Qing Dynasty is like a dangerous house. If you kick it lightly, it will collapse! Faced with this critical situation, people of all colors started a big PK on the stage of China! Li Hongzhang worked hard for the Westernization Movement, but why did he get so much infamy? Kang Youwei came to Beijing in a high-profile manner with murderous intentions, but who forced him to flee in panic? The chief soldier Yuan Shikai was ignorant and incompetent. He was promoted every time he was impeached. Isn't it strange? Before Empress Dowager Cixi kicked off her legs, why was she so entangled that she almost didn't want to die? A penny stumps a heroic man. Was Sun Yat-sen really so destitute that he had to wash dishes in the United States? Everyone was yelling at each other, time flew by, and history accidentally slipped into the year of Xinhai! In the darkness, the knife is unsheathed and the gun is loaded. A great change is about to take place! In a time of great turmoil, blood is flying and conspiracies are frequent, how can this be so complicated! Complexity stems from simplicity, and chaos has its own clues. Please warm up a pot of hot wine and listen to the "new master of humorous history telling" Wu Manbaanjiang Sheng fiercely interpret a turbulent history!

For many years, the Confucian education system that supports traditional Chinese culture does not advocate unjust reporting in terms of moral values. However, as long as autocratic politics exists, rulers will encourage reporting. Throughout the entire feudal dynasty, from the Qin to the Qing Dynasty, whistleblowers had always run through it, becoming a stain on the history of the imperial system, and the whistleblower was that dirt. This piece of dirt is huge. The number is beyond our imagination. Not only does it interfere with your private life, but it also controls your soul. The history of informing in ancient China is a history of rulers controlling the souls of others. Whistleblowers in all eras have shown their talents. Through the shameful trick of whistleblowing, some have changed history, some have been infamy for thousands of years, and some have risen to great heights. They may succeed or fail, be irritating or pathetic, and are nothing more than pawns under the autocratic rule.

Past history contains countless possibilities, and a certain historical fact is only one possibility realized among many possibilities. And between realization and unrealization, there is an inflection point, which serves as an important task that is likely to rewrite history. There are many such turning points in Chinese history: either an unknown little person changed the course of history, or an inconspicuous incident affected subsequent history. The inevitable changes that had been hidden in history finally emerged due to the intervention of some accidental factors. Let us experience the charm of historical changes at these turning points!

As the first popular and historical reading to systematically interpret the history of the Five Dynasties, this book reads the people and events of the Five Dynasties from multiple visual perspectives, trying to find the code to decipher the "chaos" and "shamelessness" of the history of the Five Dynasties. After the fall of the Tang Dynasty, three dynasties, namely the Later Liang, the Later Tang, the Later Jin, the Later Han, and the Later Wu, emerged in the Central Plains, which are known as the "Five Dynasties" in history. The Five Dynasties existed for fifty-three years, with a total of eight surnames and fourteen monarchs. There were many warriors in the Five Dynasties and many lay ministers in the Five Dynasties. They obliterated benevolence, righteousness and morality, corrupted the Three Cardinal Principles and the Five Constant Rules. Historical farces of son-in-law killing, brother killing brother, military dramatizing ministers, and ministers rebelling against the emperor can be seen everywhere.

The "World History is Very Interesting" series is a world history book series created by Yuan Tengfei, a representative figure in China's popular history telling circles. Yuan Sir uses a unique and lively and interesting historical storytelling style. One book tells a country, selecting the most important, interesting and interesting stories in a country's history. It perfectly combines knowledge and interest. It will surely become the first choice book series for readers to understand world history and increase their knowledge. "World History is Very Interesting: Yuan Tengfei Talks about Japanese History" is the first book in the series. It is carefully created by Yuan Tengfei with reference to hundreds of Japanese history books. The information is novel, authoritative and credible, with a combination of pictures and text, interesting, interesting and informative. This book allows you to understand Japanese history from Emperor Jimmu to World War II!

Why did Liu Bei visit the thatched cottage three times? Why did Guan Yu travel thousands of miles alone? Why does Cao Cao only recognize him and Liu Bei as heroes? What does "Longzhong Dui" mean? Why doesn't Zhao Yun please Liu Bei? Why did Zhuge Liang keep using troops against Cao Wei? Why must the world be divided after a long time of unity? Why do we have to reunite after being separated for a long time? Why... In China, "The Romance of the Three Kingdoms" made the characters of the Three Kingdoms deeply rooted in the hearts of the people. However, is history really like this? Reading through the foggy "Three Kingdoms is Not Reliable at All", you will find that the Three Kingdoms you know is simply not reliable at all!

Exclusive historical materials, cutting-edge perspectives, the Chinese version of WikiLeaks' "new master of humorous history telling" begins to talk about the history of the Republic of China. The train of the Republic of China was traveling at high speed on the track of history! The whistle blew, and the train of the Republic of China entered the "Yuan Shikai Era". Before becoming emperor, there were many visions. Is it destiny or the result of the operation of Beiyang Group? Did Yuan Shikai sign the "Twenty-One Measures" proposed by Japan? What happened to the "eleven rules" implemented by Sun Wen? Why did Yuan Shikai still proclaim himself emperor, knowing that proclaiming himself emperor went against the trend of history? Xiao Fengxian became famous because of Cai E. What was the real Xiao Fengxian in history? Yuan Shikai valued Duan Qirui the most, why did the two have a fierce conflict later? What was the reason that led to the collapse of the "Hongxian Empire"? All these questions, "the new master of humorous history telling" Wu Manlanjiang will tell you with his unique spicy, humorous and profound way.

History is full of the infinite wisdom of Chinese sages and records the glorious achievements of the descendants of Yan and Huang. It has a long history, is broad and profound, and is a rich legacy left to us by our ancestors. Since history is our inexhaustible treasure, we should use our own wisdom to dig deeper. We must focus on the perseverance of "sleeping on fuel and tasting courage, three thousand Vietnamese troops can swallow Wu"; appreciate the heroic spirit of "breaking the cauldron and sinking the boat, one hundred and two Qin Pass will eventually belong to Chu"; at the same time, we must also be alert to the sadness of "Feng Tang Yi Lao, Li Guang is difficult to seal". We should use our own wisdom to make our lives more colorful.

This book selects more than 30 of Zhang Ming's most representative historical essays in recent years. The book is divided into three parts: "History·Characters", "History·Stories" and "History·Echoes", each part consists of about ten essays. For example, "The Spectator at the End of the Century", "The Story of Two Confused Prime Ministers", "Lin Zexu's Trip to Macau", "The Queen Mother of the West in the Shadow of the Opera", etc., Try to express the historical short stories that are thought-provoking and can serve as mirrors in humorous and vivid language, and add the author's unique understanding, so as to use the past to describe the present, making people smile and think deeply.

From 770 BC to 221 BC, during this 550-year period known as the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period, unprecedented great figures and handed down classics emerged like a spurt: Confucius wrote "The Analects", Mencius wrote "Mencius", Laozi wrote "Tao Te Ching", Mozi wrote "Mozi", Sun Tzu wrote "Sun Tzu's Art of War", Guiguzi wrote "Guiguzi", Han Fei wrote "Han Feizi"... The contention of a hundred schools of thought laid the cornerstone of Chinese civilization, the Four Books and the Five Classics forged the values of later generations of Chinese people, the Five Hegemons of the Spring and Autumn Period created a model of strategy, and the Seven Heroes of the Warring States Period constructed the framework of today's Chinese territory.

Entering the late Warring States period, the world was in turmoil, and wars between countries became increasingly frequent. Wars were fought every year, and blood flowed everywhere. The Qin army became stronger and stronger, and gradually captured the strategic military locations of the six kingdoms in Kanto. On the other hand, the bloody and chaotic times with frequent wars gave birth to the flower of thought that a hundred schools of thought contended for. Great figures such as Xunzi, Mozi, Han Fei, and Lu Buwei jointly performed the first climax in the history of Chinese thought! At this time, the Qin State had numerous talents. The famous generals Bai Qi and Wang Jian led their troops to behead millions of people. This was supplemented by the strategies and political planning of the famous prime ministers Fan Ju, Lu Buwei and Li Si. The Qin State's strategy of unifying the world since the time of Duke Mu of Qin was finally realized in a young man named Ying Zheng!

The Chinese nation has a long history and a splendid civilization, which is enough to make every descendant of Yan and Huang in China feel extremely proud and sincerely proud. This book only records every bit of the 5,000-year culture of the Chinese nation. However, every famous story has its own reflections: battlefields, shopping malls, officialdom, and vanity fairs are all involved; strange things, strange emotions, and strange schemes. No conspiracy is tolerated. After reading this book, people will not only understand the changes in Chinese history, but also understand the rights and wrongs, successes and failures. It can not only allow readers to study the rich cultural heritage of their predecessors and develop their wisdom and talents, but also allow readers to browse at will, adding to the fun. The book "90 Stirring Historical Stories" records many interesting stories in Chinese history. Reading this book can help us remember history and get inspiration for life from the long history; this book has detailed information and rich content. After reading this book, you will not only be puzzled by the changes in Chinese history, but you will also be able to understand the rights and wrongs, successes and failures. It can not only allow readers to study the rich cultural heritage of their predecessors and develop their wisdom and talents, but also allow readers to browse at will, adding to the fun.

Homeland issues are always the most sensitive nerve of a country. In the middle of the 19th century, the great powers used strong ships and cannons to open the door of the Qing government's seclusion. Blackmail, plunder, indemnities, and land ceding came one after another. As far as the eye could see, the great rivers and mountains were devastated. The winding national borders are like the blood of the Chinese nation, and the majestic mountains and rivers support the backbone of the descendants of Yan and Huang. "Scars of a Great Country" is a pillar of shame, a painful page in history; "Scars of a Great Country" is a wake-up call for the century, inspiring and thought-provoking.

It excavates the difficult mysteries contained in human society, the earth and even the universe. It reveals for the first time the little-known inside stories behind the mysterious and suspenseful mysteries in the world. This million-word legendary book features a selection of stories about national treasures, passwords, pirates, mass murders, and weirdness. The unsolved classic content of incidents and bizarre events is paired with thousands of precious pictures, bringing readers a visual feast. Who kidnapped Caesar during the heyday of the Roman Empire? Who made the whole of Europe tremble and tremble... He was an elusive pirate. This book reveals the world of pirates to you and allows you to appreciate the cruelty and passion of a maritime adventure career!