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"Empress Wu Zetian: A Woman at the Peak of Power": Written from the age of 0 to 83, it constructs lifelike scenes based on history and reproduces the legendary life story of Empress Wu Zetian. "The Legend of Li Yu, the Talented Emperor of the Southern Tang Dynasty": With a cowardly character, he shouldn't have been born into an emperor's family, but he happened to be. Since ancient times, fate has been intertwined. His political frustration also contributed to his supreme achievements in literature and art. "Chen Yaozuo, Prime Minister of the Song Dynasty": According to historical records, after Chen Yaozuo became a Jinshi in his 20s, he started as a county lieutenant and rose to the rank of prime minister. He was diligent and honest in government, had outstanding political achievements, and was a talented poet. He was highly praised by literary leader Ouyang Xiu. "The Most Incorruptible Official in the Qing Dynasty Yu Chenglong": During his more than 20 years of official career, he had a political voice wherever he went. In particular, he was always honest and self-sufficient, practiced good governance, and was deeply loved by the people. He was a representative figure of Xunli in the Qing Dynasty. Emperor Kangxi praised him as "the most honest official in the world."

On Wuwu Day in June of the second year of Yuan Shou, the declining Western Han Dynasty royal family was on the verge of collapse. The 26-year-old Emperor Ai gave up and left. Wang Mang, the Marquis of Xindu, who was sent back to the feudal country, took advantage of the sorrow and chaos in the palace to coerce the Empress Dowager and defraud the emperor's seal and jade seal, seize the Han Dynasty, and establish himself as the emperor to tyrannize the world. The sky was angry and people were resentful, and the people were in dire straits. They rose up one after another and overthrew the stupid and unscrupulous emperor.

In the 17th year of the AD, during Wang Mang's new reign, most parts of the country were plagued by floods, droughts and locusts for many years. The people lacked food and clothing, and mourned everywhere. In addition, there were many government corvees and excessive levies. The people in the Green Forest Mountain area were even more miserable. Wang Kuang, Wang Feng, and Wang Chang from Jingshan New City raised the banner of rebellion. In a few months, the number grew to 7,000 to 8,000 people, and they were known as the "Green Forest Army" in history. In January 23 AD, the Green Forest Army advanced westward and approached Wancheng, a military town ruled by Wang Mang. At this time, the Green Forest Army had grown to more than 100,000 people. In order to prevent the Liu brothers from usurping the fruits of victory, the Green Forest Rebel Army insisted on February 1, 23 AD. On the first day of February in the Qingshui (now Baihe), an altar was set up on the sandbank in Qingshui (now Baihe) to support Liu Xuan, a weak and incompetent member of the Liu family, as emperor. They were named "Gengshi" and the Green Forest Army was also renamed "Han Army".

During Liu Xiu's tour in Hebei, he used the strategy of "to calm the world first, and then the world will be at peace." He gathered talents and appeased the people, and his power continued to grow. Based on the 100 people who first left Hebei, it has developed into a huge army of nearly 200,000 people. With the concerted efforts of the generals, they traveled thousands of miles to quell the rebellion under the banner of "a wise king rules the world with law." In the chaotic situation where emperors were established in all directions, Wang Lang was destroyed, Bronze Horse was killed, Red Eyebrow was defeated, Chengdu was conquered and Gongsun Shu was killed. The rebel separatist forces in Xizhou and Xishu were pacified, and the rebel forces in the inner palace were eliminated. Finally unified the world, in 25 AD, Liu Xiu, who was only 30 years old, proclaimed himself emperor in Hacheng, Hebei Province and became the founder of the Eastern Han Dynasty, known as Emperor Guangwu in history.

This is not only a personal life history of Zeng Guofan, but also a political and social history of the late Qing Dynasty. Through this book, you can not only understand a more comprehensive Zeng Guofan, but also understand the operating rules of traditional Chinese social politics. The set consists of 4 volumes, focusing on the life experiences and methods of life of Zeng Guofan, a famous official in the late Qing Dynasty. The first part tells about Zeng Guofan's career as an official and his principles, thereby exploring Zeng Guofan's inner world and career success or failure as a typical feudal official; the second part mainly tells about Zeng Guofan's family tradition and family management, through the analysis of his relationship with his parents and brothers. , The way of getting along with children, showing the ethical relationships in typical official and gentry families in the late Qing Dynasty; the third part mainly tells the cooperative and conflicting relationship between Zeng Guofan and his colleagues and subordinates, in-depth analysis of the interpersonal communication patterns and various undercurrents of separation and separation in the officialdom of the late Qing Dynasty, and more three-dimensionally reproduces the era environment and social environment in which Zeng Guofan lived. By observing his economic life, the fourth part can provide a glimpse into a little-known aspect of the last saint in traditional society. His "sincerity" and "hypocrisy", his principled yet realistic and tactful attitude in the face of the temptation of money, present the various subtle and complex "rules" of the officialdom of the late Qing Dynasty.

This book is the latest novel by Chen Jiming, winner of the Chinese Good Book of the Year and the National Five One Project Award. The novel takes the imperial painter of the Tang Dynasty as his main line and goes to Dunhuang in search of colors. It tells the history of Dunhuang, the process of the integration of Tuyuhun and Han people, and the folk secularization of Dunhuang caves. The novel breaks the limitations of ancient and modern time, the geographical limitations of the Central Plains, and the barriers between ethnic groups, and shows the huge spiritual space and irresistible charm of China contained in Dunhuang as one of the matrices of Chinese culture in a broader time and space. The novel continues to take advantage of Chen Jiming's characteristics of being good at narrative in small incisions and showing a broad historical vision and realistic context in the delicate relationship and psychology of characters, presenting readers with a full-length novel with advanced narrative skills and high artistic standards.

This is a novel that comprehensively and accurately reflects the Luanzhou Uprising of 1911. The novel takes the Autumn Exercises held by the Qing government in Luanzhou in 1911 as a starting point, and truly and vividly reproduces the revolutionary feats of the Qing Dynasty's New Army's 20th Town, as well as bourgeois revolutionary organizations such as the Tongmenhui and the Iron-Blooded Society, who shed blood, overthrew the Qing government, and established a republic, with fierce ambition and generous elegance. It carries forward the spirit of the Luanzhou Uprising and reveals the significance of the Luanzhou Uprising of 1911 with its magnificent sense of history, breathtaking tragic beauty, and fascinating artistic charm. It also goes beyond the historical foundation and has profound inspiration and appeal for building a harmonious society and realizing the Chinese dream today.

The "Taixing" is a rare giant luxury sailing ship in ancient times, and can be called the "Titanic" of the East. It set sail from Xiamen Port in January 1822, carrying more than one million pieces of blue and white porcelain, mostly produced by Dehua Kiln, and headed for Batavia. Unfortunately, it hit a rock and sank when it sailed to the waters of Java Island. People from all walks of life in southern Fujian board the "Taixing" with different purposes. The direction of the story and the fate of the characters are intertwined through this merchant ship sailing on the sea. The great love between people and the brilliance of humanity shown in the face of disasters are confusing, twists and turns, and touching. The "Taixing" sank, but the spirit carried by the "Taixing" did not sink, and will forever be recorded in the history of the Chinese nation. The precipitation and charm of Dehua's porcelain art will shine forever. This is the historical significance of the tragedy of the "Taixing" and the artistic value of this novel.

Wang Yangming, an outstanding thinker, politician, and military strategist in the Ming Dynasty, was hailed as a model of life in history for his unique "Xinxue" thinking and outstanding political and military talents. Through a unique perspective, this novel deeply analyzes Wang Yangming's life trajectory and shows the evolution of his psychological growth and psychological thoughts. Readers can find inner guidance in reading, get out of the haze, explore the true self and direction of life, walk with the light, and ultimately achieve the harmony and unity of individuals and society.

The physical book of the same name is now on the market, a masterpiece in Ma Boyong's historical short novel "Jianwei" series! In the 14th year of Tianbao in the Tang Dynasty, Li Shande, a small official in Chang'an City, suddenly received a task: to transport fresh lychees from Lingnan before the birthday of the imperial concubine. The shelf life of lychees is only three days, and Lingnan is more than 5,000 miles away from Chang'an, with vast mountains and rivers, making this an impossible task. For the sake of his family, Li Shande had no choice but to give it a try... The ancient costume version of the story of survival of a social animal, an epic about a little man caught in the cracks of the empire.

In 1542 AD, sixteen female assassins assassinated Emperor Jiajing, the eleventh emperor of the Ming Dynasty. It was a real historical event, the first unsolved case of the Ming Dynasty, and the most successful assassination of an emperor by women in the past thousand years. It was known in history as the "Renyin Palace Incident." This story revolves around the famous "Sea Ban Dispute" in the history of the mid-Ming Dynasty as the main background. It tells the story of the underworld guards headed by Wu Yiyao who assassinated the Jiajing Emperor Zhu Houcong. As early as 1368 AD, before the founding of the Ming Dynasty, Zhu Yuanzhang, who had not yet proclaimed himself emperor, had formed an alliance with the mysterious organization Hades. The covenant stipulated that the Hades Guards would protect the Ming Emperor for 200 years. During these 200 years, the Hades Guards of all generations secretly protected the safety of the Ming Emperors with their absolute loyalty and ruthless methods.

Zhu Zhenhua has experienced the waves of modern history. Since 1936, she has experienced separation from her family and friends, the war of aggression, being imprisoned in a concentration camp, and famine in the south... Many things have happened to her while wandering across the country. Before her death, she recorded her entire ups and downs on manuscript paper as carefully as possible. This is dedicated to the world, to her parents and brothers, and finally to her husband and nephew Xu Cuntong.

"Why Qin and Han" is a chapter-style novel. From the time when Qin Shihuang unified the six kingdoms in 221 BC until Liu Bang proclaimed himself emperor in 202 BC, it wonderfully interprets the historical chapter of the collapse of Qin, the collapse of Chu, the rise of Han, and the unification of China. It counts the famous military battles in the historical events of the Chu-Han struggle for hegemony, as well as the ins and outs of historical stories such as Xu Fu's overseas quest for immortality, Huang Shigong's award of books to Zhang Liang, burning books to entrap Confucians, the Sand Dune Conspiracy, Calling a Deer a Horse, Hongmen Banquet, Farewell My Concubine, etc. It also introduces historical common sense such as the emperor's title, Qin Dynasty clothes, Xianyang's name, doctorate's official position, etc. This book can not only serve as an introductory book on Qin and Han history for general readers, but also a reference book for historical research.

Tang Meng, the greedy Han envoy, came to South Vietnam, the country that knows best about food. The food here is abundant, making it a glutton's dream. However, behind the delicious food, there are conflicts between the north and the south, ethnic estrangements, struggles for power and position, the rise and fall of national policies... All kinds of changes are more complex than the flavors of Lingnan ingredients. This lazy envoy from the Han Dynasty was caught in the political whirlpool of Lingnan. The only partner he can trust is food; the only way to break the situation is the pursuit of the ultimate food. No one thought that that subtle taste would be related to the fate of the Han Dynasty, South Vietnam, and even the entire Chinese territory...

Ma Boyong's new full-length historical novel is divided into two volumes: "The Great Doctor: Breaking Dawn" and "The Great Doctor: Sunrise". This book is the complete collection. To save the nation from destruction and to strengthen the country and preserve its species, this was the cry of doctors during the changes in the late Qing Dynasty. A great doctor is like a history, and with his benevolence to help the world, he has witnessed the hundreds of years of great changes in the era. A northeastern boy who narrowly escaped death in the Russo-Japanese War, a Guangdong boy who ran errands at the London Legation, and a Shanghai girl who refused to enjoy her wealth and status - these three young people with different origins, personalities, and circumstances entered the Red Cross General Hospital of China at the same time at the critical juncture of 1910, and began their entangled medical careers. The story of "The Great Doctor: Breaking Dawn" mainly focuses on Shanghai, Guandong, Northern Anhui and London, England from 1904 to 1911; the story of "The Great Doctor: The Sunrise" extends from the Beiyang warlord era to the Anti-Japanese War and even the Liberation War. Through a group of doctors who were involved in the turbulent situation in the first half of the 20th century, and through the perspective and subjective intervention of these medical workers, we look back passionately on the most painful and arduous "big history" of modern China, and write the magnificent and shocking history of the Chinese people's struggle.

"Generals of the Yue Family", formerly known as "The Complete Biography of Yue Yue", and its full name as "The Complete Biography of King Yue of the New Jingzhong Romance", has a total of 20 volumes and 80 chapters, written by Qian Cai. The earliest extant edition is the Yuqingtang engraved edition of the Jin family. "General of the Yue Family" is as famous as "General of the Yang Family" and "General of the Hu Family". This book starts from Yue Fei's birth to Yue Lei's sweep of the north. It mainly tells the story of Yue Fei and his son leading an army to fight against the invasion of Jin soldiers when the Northern Song Dynasty fell and the Southern Song Dynasty was unstable. "The Generals of the Yue Family (Youth Edition)" written by Qian Cai is a heroic saga novel with a sense of historical romance. It praises the patriotic generals headed by Yue Fei for their bravery in fighting and serving the country with loyalty, and lashes out at the ugly crimes of the traitorous group headed by Qin Hui who betrayed the country for glory and framed Zhongliang. The book has a complete structure, vivid content, detailed and profound plots, lively language, smooth writing, and lifelike characters. It is one of the most successful works among heroic and legendary novels.

"Hujiajiang" is also known as "Shuohu Quanzhuan" and "Purple Gold Whip Romance". It consists of twelve volumes and forty chapters. The author's name has been lost. The earliest available version is the one published by Jin Chang Shuye Tang during the Qianlong period of the Qing Dynasty. It mainly tells the story of the Song Dynasty's Renzong period. Huyan Pixian, the son of the founding father Hu Yanzan, was framed by the traitor Pang Wen, the father of the empress of the West Palace, Pang Fei. More than 300 members of the Hu family were executed, and Huyan Pixian's two sons, Huyan Shouyong and Huyan Shouxin, were killed. He hated his ancestors, risked his life to worship his ancestors, led the troops in the Central Plains to hoe traitors, and defeated the Feisha Formation and the Five Elements Formation. With the support of Bao Zheng, the Eighth Prince and other loyal ministers who protected the country, he finally gave Concubine Pang to death, beheaded Pang Ji, and the Hu family general Zhaoxue was granted the title, winning the struggle. "The Husband" is a popular literary work that the common people love to read, and it is also a work about the victory of justice over evil. The courageous heroism and spirit of loyalty and filial piety shown are worthy of praise. The book has a complete and ingenious chapter structure, a twists and turns of the plot layout, and vivid characters, which make the conflicts between the Hu and Pang families tense, orderly, and exciting. The pictures in the book are vivid and vivid, making it refreshing to read and endless aftertaste.

"Generals of the Yang Family", also known as "Zhibiography of the Northern Song Dynasty" and "Romance of the Generals of the Yang Family", consists of ten volumes and fifty chapters, written by Xiong Damu. The earliest extant version is the Santaiguan edition of Yu Xiangdou of Jianyang Bookstore during the Wanli period of the Ming Dynasty. This book begins with Emperor Taizong of the Song Dynasty sending his army to the Northern Expedition and Yang Jiye returned to the Song Dynasty, and ends with Mu Guiying's victory over the Tianmen Formation and the Twelve Widows' expedition to Xixia. It mainly tells the story of the famous Northern Song Dynasty general Yang Jiye and his descendants who bravely resisted the Liao Dynasty and defended their country. "The Generals of the Yang Family (Youth Edition) (Essence)" written by Xiong Damu is the earliest surviving novel in my country that describes the story of the Yang Family Generals. It not only successfully created the heroic image of several generations of Yang family generals headed by Yang Jiye, but also created the heroic image of a group of female generals of the Yang family headed by She Taijun. It was a groundbreaking breakthrough at the time. The book has a complete structure, vivid content, and ups and downs of the plot. The author believes that there are three main factors (or pillars of success) that are crucial to training boys to become men, namely education, character and life skills. Please keep these three factors in mind as you read this book. Using this knowledge and your own gifts as a woman and mother, you will help him grow into a wise man, a son you are proud to call a man.

"Xue Family General" is one of my country's popular novels. The content uses Xue Rengui's life as the longitude and his deeds in conquering the East as the weft. They are criss-crossed and depict a grand blueprint for heroes to pacify the world. Xue Rengui was originally a commoner. When the Six Kingdoms of Xiliang invaded the Tang Dynasty, Tang King Li Shimin decided to lead the expedition himself, so he enlisted in the army and was buried in the Huotou Army. During the campaign to the east, Xue Rengui repeatedly performed extraordinary feats, but was falsely claimed by the traitor Zhang Shigui and his son-in-law He Zongxian. Later, with the help and insight of veteran generals Wei Chigong, Cheng Yaojin and national advisor Xu Maogong, the truth was finally revealed, and he was later named King of Ping Liao. The book is in the form of chapters, rich in content, compact in plot, and easy to understand. In particular, the character descriptions are very vivid and precise, including Xue Rengui, who has outstanding martial arts talents, Yu Chigong, who is loyal and brave, and Cheng Yaojin, who acts recklessly. It can be called one of the classic works of Chinese classical literature for teenagers.

"The Peak of Return" is a contemporary historical novel. This novel is set in the 1980s and 1990s. The story revolves around three people, Sensen, Xiaoshouzi and Damasi, who grew up together and were apprentices of the martial arts master Fang. The novel takes "profit" as its priority and "righteousness" as its slogan, and the whole story is full of Jianghu atmosphere. The novel reveals social contradictions and explores human nature in depth, and the characters are distinctive and full of personality.

With brilliant colors, epic language, unique conception, and a broad historical background, this book writes the magnificent tragic life of the great ancient historian Sima Qian. We can read not only Sima Qian's great genius and great personality, but also the author's sustenance. Only when more than two thousand years later, after more than a hundred years of twists and turns of the anti-feudal struggle, is it possible to finally break out of the vicious cycle of the "cycle of heaven" and create a great "human country", will it be possible for people to step onto a higher platform and rediscover the ancient heroic cause with new eyes and minds. This is the valuable and gratifying aspect of this novel.

This book is a full-length historical novel. The time is limited to the mid-Qing Dynasty to the late Qing Dynasty. Through the tortuous journey of the three little dragons of He, Bao and Pian - Li Xiaoduo, Chen Jiafeng and Guo Wangsu - from the west entrance, it shows the hardships of the mainland Han people in seeking to survive outside the country, as well as the unyielding spirit of having the courage to fight against fate. At the same time, through the coexistence, unity and exchanges between the Han people and the Mongolian people, the nomadic culture and farming culture of each other penetrated and integrated with each other, promoting the long-term common progress of the Mongolian and Han peoples. The work has a grand structure, detailed historical materials, various characters, and complex stories. It artistically reproduces the major historical event of Walking to the West Exit. It is the first complete literary work on the theme of Walking to the West Exit in China.

This book is a historical romance novel with the background of the military and civilian resistance against Japanese aggression in the southeastern coast of the Ming Dynasty. It is also a heroic legend about the children of eastern Zhejiang who protected their homes and country during the Ming Dynasty. In the Ming Dynasty, Japanese pirates were a problem. Zhuxian Town and Zhuzhu specially hired Qi Feixia as the chief guard of the Yongsheng kiln, responsible for supervising the transportation, unloading and maritime escort of porcelain at the dock. Qi Feixia mastered the "Lightning Thunder Sword Technique" and led the Yongsheng kiln guarding team to be resourceful, brave, tenacious and unyielding. They fought against Japanese pirates many times and won. At the same time, the relationship between Qi Feixia and Zhu Zhu also became stronger and they finally became a couple.

During the Warring States Period, the situation in the world was turbulent. Pang Juan came out of the mountain at the invitation of Wei Guogongzi Yin and started his wonderful life. At the same time, in the war after war, his heart was also changing, and victory gradually became his bondage. After Sun Bin defected to his junior brother Pang Juan, he thought it was the beginning of his rise in life. Unexpectedly, because he was implicated in Wei Yang's defection to Qin, he lost his twins and changed his name to Sun Bin. After experiencing repeated betrayals and double physical and psychological blows, Sun Bin's character has undergone tremendous changes. The two people who were once like brothers inevitably broke up. The challenges they encountered were not only from other vassal states, but also from their own hearts. In the face of setbacks, where will their lives go? And can it be redeemed?

The author re-examines this period of history based on the folk tales circulated in Makino. He re-writes the history and characters with a new perspective and refers to historical books. He interprets a group of lifelike characters and constructs an ups and downs story.

This book is a heavy novel that Zhang Wei, winner of the Mao Dun Literature Prize, has been preparing for decades. On the Jiaodong Peninsula, several forces are surging undercurrents: the Qing government's official army, local bandits, and the revolutionary army coming from the south. "Lao Wanyu" is one of the legendary bandits who are both good and evil. A secret "Picture of a Woman Riding a Horse" and a last wish related to a blood feud made the young and handsome Prince Wan Ping of the Shu Mansion embark on a journey to meet "Old Wan Yu". Along the way, this army living among the islands made him surprised, admired, and recognized, but also made him doubt, pain, and anger... This was a rush full of expectations, and an escape without hesitation. During the return, Shu Wanping finally completed the spiritual baptism and found his own path in life.

This book is a biographical novel focusing on the second half of Zeng Guofan's life, including the founding of the Hunan Army, the battle against Hunan and Jiangxi, the attack on Jiangning, the Westernization Program, his appointment in Liangjiang, his death from illness, and the title of hero. His half-life experience was the last reflection of the declining feudal dynasty. His talents include knowing others and cultivating general talents. According to historical statistics, he has trained more than 400 talents in his life, covering various fields such as politics, economy, diplomacy, military, scientific research, culture and so on. His moral character was deeply influenced by Confucian culture, and he devoted his life to becoming a noble man praised by everyone. His family tradition advocates adhering to diligence, thrift, and integrity. His family is full of talented people. Three generations have been officials in the government. His brothers include Zeng Guoquan, who has a great military record, and Zeng Guohua, who sacrificed his life for the country. His descendants include Zeng Jize, a famous diplomat in modern history, and Zeng Jihong, a third son, a famous mathematician. Even his grandchildren have translators, chemists, educators, and other talents of value to the nation. Zeng Guofan left a motto: "My progress in life comes only when I am frustrated and humiliated." ' As the first famous minister in the late Qing Dynasty, he deservedly became the last mainstay of the Qing court.

This book is a biographical novel that focuses on the second half of Li Hongzhang's life, including countering the rebellion, organizing the Huai Army, running the Westernization Service, building a navy, signing treaties, visiting Europe and the United States, dying of illness and illness, and discussing through the ages. His half-life experience is enough to support a history of the late Qing Dynasty. Regarding the historical controversy surrounding his person, there is still no comprehensive evaluation that can balance the views of all parties in academic circles at home and abroad. To his credit, he proposed that China has experienced changes that have not happened in three thousand years. By learning advanced Western technology and then carrying out domestic reforms, he not only established a naval and military system, but also established an industrial production and financial order, which the world should recognize. On the other hand, he blindly bowed to the decadent feudal dynasty. He only knew how to show foolish loyalty to the court, but did not know how to safeguard the interests of the people. It should be noted that a high-ranking official regards the welfare of the people as his own duty. In the end, he was nailed to the pillar of shame forever because he signed several treaties for the imperial court that involved losing power, humiliating the country, and ceding territory to pay compensation. Throughout Li Hongzhang's life, his talent and selfish desires complemented each other, so Liang Qichao once made a pertinent comment: I respect Li Hongzhang's talent, I cherish Li Hongzhang's knowledge, and I am saddened by Li Hongzhang's fate.

This book tells the life of Lu Xun. After losing his father when he was young, he joined Sun Quan's camp at the age of 21. He later served for Sun Quan, won many wars, and formed a deep comradeship with Lu Meng and Zhuge Jin. After the Battle of Chibi, regarding the occupation of Jingzhou, there was no fault, and the expedition was bound to fail. In the end, a series of plots were devised, forcing Guan Yu to defeat Maicheng. After the death of Lu Su, Lu Xun was reused and appreciated by Sun Quan. He became the prime minister and gradually moved into the center of power in Soochow. Sun He and Sun Ba were involved in the dispute between Sun Quan and his son during the "Second Palace Controversy", and finally died in depression. Throughout his life, he did not realize all his ambitions.

Fan Li can be described as a legendary figure for thousands of years. He rose from a commoner to a high-ranking official and general of the Yue Kingdom. When the Yue Kingdom was destroyed and its monarch was humiliated, Fan Li used his perseverance and grand strategy to assist the monarch Gou Jian in reviving the Yue Kingdom that was on the verge of destruction, defeating the Wu Kingdom that dominated the princes, and creating a great cause of revitalizing and destroying one country. After completing the great cause of restoring the Yue Kingdom, Fan Li did not love power and retreated bravely, so he took his family on a boat trip across the five lakes with the wish of finding Xi Shi. When the Qi State suffered a natural disaster, Fan Li took the world as his own responsibility and shouldered the moral responsibility. He became the Prime Minister of Qi again and helped the people in danger. After the prosperity of Qi State, Fan Li resigned from office again and retired. Fan Li started his business and started a business, making three fortunes, and became the world-famous Tao Zhugong. Today, there is a saying that "in ancient times there was Tao Zhugong in the pre-Qin Dynasty, and in recent times there is Hu Xueyan in the late Qing Dynasty." Fan Li gathered and dispersed from time to time, squandering his wealth as he pleased. People worshiped this hero who had easy access to wealth as the God of Wealth. This book introduces Fan Li's magnificent and legendary life, demonstrates his outstanding political and military talents, and tells the various legends about how he created huge wealth after abandoning politics and entering business. It interprets the speculations he left for future generations in a romantic form, and tells his life wisdom for us to taste and learn from.

This book is a biographical novel focusing on the second half of Zuo Zongtang's life. He retired to seclusion in his early years and emerged from the mountains in his later years. He controlled Hunan, pacified Fujian and Zhejiang, attacked Shaanxi and Gansu, settled the frontiers, and raised border defenses, but regretted his life. His military talent was always able to strategize and win decisively thousands of miles away. He was known as "Zhuge's reincarnation". However, his temperament is weird, changeable and surly. If he does not get along with him, he will not be worthy of being respected by outsiders. But the only unchanging fact is that when he was alive, he would not give up an inch of China's territory and would attack it with troops. People all over the world respected Zuo Zongtang as "Zuo Gong" because of his spirit of loyalty to the country. In his later years, he repeatedly stopped the humiliating policy of "ceding land and paying indemnity" set by the imperial court. However, as the deadline had come, he could no longer make a comeback and died of illness in Fuzhou when he was over seventy years old. His colleague once wrote a poem to express Zuo Gong's life aspirations. The poem said: The general has not yet returned the border, and the descendants of Hunan and Xiang are all over the Tianshan Mountains. Three thousand miles of newly planted willows attract the spring breeze to Yuguan. Therefore, looking at the late Qing Dynasty, if anyone can be called a minister of humiliation, Zuo Gong deserves it.

As a wealthy businessman who was active in the second half of the 19th century, Hu Xueyan's life experience is also a microcosm of an era. He relied on Wang Youling in the first half of his life, and assisted Zuo Zongtang in the second half of his life. He opened a bank, ran a medicine hall, raised food and grass, helped disaster victims, borrowed foreign money, and scattered family wealth. His life was full of ups and downs and overcoming obstacles. With one hand, he was able to navigate the officialdom and political circles, and with the other hand, he had extensive connections with the gentry and celebrities, from a waiter to a famous Huizhou businessman. Behind this great success were his keen sense of smell, extraordinary courage, and tenacious character. He and Zuo Zongtang became confidants in times of need, assisting Zuo Zongtang in establishing the route of Westernization to save the country, hiring Western craftsmen, attracting foreign investment and equipment, and developing new shipping management. During Zuo Zongtang's Western Expedition in his later years, he raised huge amounts of silver to cover the logistics expenses of the army, and made immortal contributions to the success of the Western Expedition. With the tide of history and opportunities, a commercial empire with banks, silk shops, grain merchants, and medicine halls as its core was established step by step. In the end, he was awarded the second-pin red dome for his achievements in the Western Expedition, which made him famous all over the world and will be remembered by future generations. Looking at the history of China, no merchants can compare. But in his later years, unexpected changes occurred due to the dispute over the Chinese and foreign silk trade, and he was persecuted by treacherous bureaucrats. Eventually, he ended up with all his wealth, fame and fame, and a miserable death. Standing at the end of the historical tunnel and looking back, Hu Xueyan's life experience is the epitome of the rise and fall of merchant houses under the turbulent tide of the times, and has written an important chapter in the history of modern China.

"The Romance of the Two Jin Dynasties" uses a chapter-like structure, popular articles, and witty comments to truly reproduce the magnificent historical evolution of Chinese civilization and narrate the rise and fall of the Jin Dynasty. There are one hundred chapters in total, starting from the Sima Yan Dynasty in the Wei Dynasty and ending in the Liu Song Dynasty in the Jin Dynasty, which lasted for 156 years. The Western Jin Dynasty ended nearly a hundred years of division. However, the Eight Kings Rebellion depleted the country's capital and the Hu people, who were mixed with the Han people, took the opportunity to launch attacks one after another, leading to the fall of the Western Jin Dynasty. The Eastern Jin Dynasty rebuilt in Jiangdong, accumulated energy, and launched the difficult task of the Northern Expedition, but its strength was lost due to internal power struggles. General Liu Yu stood out and made two Northern Expeditions to recapture Chang'an. After that, he deposed two emperors one after another, founded the Song Dynasty, and fell to the Eastern Jin Dynasty. This book is the first part of "The Romance of the Two Jin Dynasties". It tells the history from "the first time to worship Sima Kaiji in the southern suburbs and set up the East Palace to prevent misfortune" to "the fiftieth time to choose the general to go to Liangzhou to defeat the enemy and build a palace and fish for the Shi family to promote prostitution".

"The Romance of the Two Jin Dynasties" uses a chapter-like structure, popular articles, and witty comments to truly reproduce the magnificent historical evolution of Chinese civilization and narrate the rise and fall of the Jin Dynasty. There are one hundred chapters in total, starting from the Sima Yan Dynasty in the Wei Dynasty and ending in the Liu Song Dynasty in the Jin Dynasty, which lasted for 156 years. The Western Jin Dynasty ended nearly a hundred years of division. However, the Eight Kings Rebellion depleted the country's capital and the Hu people, who were mixed with the Han people, took the opportunity to launch attacks one after another, leading to the fall of the Western Jin Dynasty. The Eastern Jin Dynasty rebuilt in Jiangdong, accumulated energy, and launched the difficult task of the Northern Expedition, but its strength was lost due to internal power struggles. General Liu Yu stood out and made two Northern Expeditions to recapture Chang'an. After that, he deposed two emperors one after another, founded the Song Dynasty, and fell to the Eastern Jin Dynasty. This book is the second part of "Romance of the Two Jin Dynasties". It tells the history from "Chapter 51: Punishing the Nizi, setting fire to the body and blaming the patient for resisting Yan Ji's remonstrance" to "Chapter 100: Inciting bandits to invade the Qin Pass and then losing the throne, forcing him to take the Zen position of Jin Zuo and end his life".

"The Romance of Tang History" is a chapter-style historical romance novel with a total of one hundred chapters. It tells the story of Li Yuan and his son's troops stationed in Chang'an, the unification of the Tang Dynasty, the rule of Zhenguan, Wu Zetian's replacement of the Tang Dynasty and the establishment of the Zhou Dynasty, the prosperity of the Kaiyuan Dynasty and the Anshi Rebellion, as well as the eunuch monopoly, separatist feudal towns, Huangchao Uprising, and the demise of the Tang Dynasty in the Middle Tang Dynasty. It has a glorious three-hundred-year history. This book is the first part of "The Romance of Tang History". It tells the history from "the first retrospective of Longxing's opening of the editor's talk about selecting species to serve at banquets to earn money for the Duke of Tang Dynasty" to "the fiftieth chapter of Qinzhenglou boy Chen Zhen and Fan Yang suppressing the rebellion".

"The Romance of Tang History" is a chapter-style historical romance novel with a total of one hundred chapters. It tells the story of Li Yuan and his son's troops stationed in Chang'an, the unification of the Tang Dynasty, the rule of Zhenguan, Wu Zetian's replacement of the Tang Dynasty and the establishment of the Zhou Dynasty, the prosperity of the Kaiyuan Dynasty and the Anshi Rebellion, as well as the eunuch monopoly, separatist feudal towns, Huangchao Uprising, and the demise of the Tang Dynasty in the Middle Tang Dynasty. It has a glorious three-hundred-year history. This book is the second part of "The Romance of Tang History". It tells the history from "the fifty-first chapter of the loss of Tongguan, the death of brother Shu Han, the loss of his army in Mawei, the death of Yang Guifei" to the "the hundredth chapter of the disciples who traveled to the country with Zhu Quanzhong to kill Emperor Zuo Zhaoxuan and the fall of the Tang Dynasty".

Tie Baihan, the youngest son of Tie Zhongliang, the old boxer in Tiejiazhuang, carried his father's handwriting in his arms and went to Beijing to join his uncle who was working for Emperor Guangxu. Later, Tie Baihan was appointed as the imperial guard by Guangxu. The reason why he was appointed as a sword-bearing guard by the emperor was because Tiemen's shadowless sword impressed the emperor. Although Tie Baihan was only twenty years old, he had received the true inheritance from his father. But the series of events that followed were puzzling.

This is a historical novel about traditional themes narrated in a realistic way. The author combed through documents and used the narrative language of scene restoration to reproduce the war between two dynasties in China in the 13th century AD. It is an epic chapter that reflects the great changes in the history of the Song Dynasty and Yuan Dynasty. In the work, there are many scenes of life and death. In the author's writing, in the environment of great changes of the times, no one can stay out of the matter. Every life that disappears in order to write the history of China is worthy of respect. The significance of the Yashan Sea Battle far exceeds the victory or defeat of the war itself. 200,000 Chinese sons and daughters are in China. This period of history written with lives on the coast of South China is a history of pain in the history of the development of the Chinese nation. It is this pain of collective sacrifice for the country that has inspired the Chinese people to work hard for the self-improvement, development and revitalization of the country and the nation for more than 700 years.

The work takes the Kangxi and Qianlong years of the Qing Dynasty as the background, fictionalizes the story of salt merchants in the Huaihe River and Huaihe River, and tells the story of the rise of the Yangzhou salt merchants represented by the Su family. Salt culture is a broad and profound culture and an important part of Chinese culture. The novel adopts classical themes and attempts to create an ancient style and charm through chapter chapters and add some sense of history.

The author Qi Bangyuan's father, Qi Shiying, was a passionate young man who studied in Germany in the early years of the Republic of China. He was a reformer in the Northeast before the September 18th Incident. His lifelong regret revolved around the failed battle of the Juliu River. The unsurmountable Juliu River was like a severe cold in reality. Diplomacy and innovative ideas were trapped here. From then on, the modern suffering of the Northeast began, which eventually spread to the entire China. The author's life is a microcosm of the entire twentieth century. The author, who is over eighty years old, took four years to write "Juliu River". With careful and transparent writing, he starts from the "Juliu River" outside the Great Wall and ends at the "Yakou Sea" in Hengchun, the southern tip of Taiwan. It records the changes of the great era that span a hundred years and span both sides of the Taiwan Strait.

After a time travel, Zhou Lang actually became the prince and prince of the Zhou Dynasty. My father devoted himself to practicing Taoism, his mother and concubine died young, and he, the prince's son, was not valued by anyone. Originally, I wanted to do business to make money, spend my whole life carefree and free among flowers. It's a pity that the court situation is treacherous and ups and downs, and Zhou Lang can't be alone...

This is an epic and magnificent novel. Through the legendary life of Zhao Chang, the half-ruler of Sanchuan, it shows the historical changes of Western Hunan for more than two hundred years from the Qing Dynasty to the present day. The novel has a jumping structure and poetic language. It takes the big narrative of the upper class in Western Hunan as its warp and the small narrative of the various life styles in Xiangxi as its weft. It describes the unique myths and legends, folk tales, folk customs and customs of the Xiangxi nation. History and legend, reality and fantasy are combined, the warp and weft are intertwined, and the colors are colorful. It creates a paradise-like home, which embodies the author's simple political ideals, critical consciousness, social responsibility and feelings for his family and country.

In 684 AD, the British Duke Xu Jingye led an army to revolt, intending to overthrow Wu Zetian's rule and restore Li Tang. King Luo Bin, a counselor under Xu Jingye and one of the "Four Heroes of the Early Tang Dynasty", drafted the ever-lasting epic "A Prosecution for Xu Jingye" on his behalf, which caused shock in both the government and the public. Unexpectedly, in just three months, the uprising was defeated, Xu Jingye was executed, and King Luo Bin disappeared, and his whereabouts became an eternal mystery. This book uses literary imagination to pick up where history left off, and reconstructs Queen Luo Bin's experience in the second half of her life: denounced unfair examinations, rescued trapped students, cracked down on corrupt officials, and studied local water conservancy... In Yongxing, Ezhou (now Yangxin, Hubei), this chivalrous genius resolutely poured his blood into the land he loved.

"The Great Salt Merchant" is a long historical novel with an epic flavor and full of southern Sichuan regional customs written by the famous writer Fu Heng. The book takes the "Salt Capital" in southern Sichuan during the Republic of China as the background, and uses elements such as salt wells, salt merchants, salt gangs, Japanese invaders, bandits, and the struggles and love of low-level people as leads to construct a rather grand story. Using a legendary secret book for digging salt wells as a clue, it vividly unfolds the intergenerational entanglements between the Shu family and the Gong family in the salt capital. The Japanese invaders attacked, and the era was in turmoil. The two families shared the same hatred and showed their righteousness in the autumn of troubled times. A city that lives on salt prospers and declines because of salt. Salt carries not only the glory of a family, but also the indomitable heroic spirit of a group of people.

Chang Xu lived by the Wenjing River in Jiangyuan County, Western Shu, and made a living by farming and reading. At that time, the world was in chaos, and Chang Xu traveled to Ba, Shu, Han and other places. The "Chengguo" regime that was separated from Bashu recruited Chang Xu into an official position and served as a historian. General Huan Wen of the Eastern Jin Dynasty went south to attack Bashu. Chang Cu followed Huan Wen to Jiankang and lived in a back alley. After ten years, he completed the masterpiece "Huayang Guozhi" in the style of Chinese local chronicles. This book focuses on Chang Xu's life in the form of a novel. The author combines historical facts with literary expression, and uses the writing of "Huayang Guozhi" as the main line to spread out the ups and downs of Chang Xu's life. It praises the life of this particularly important figure in Chinese history and local chronicles. It also expresses the author's admiration and praise for Chang Xu's outlook on life and values ​​​​through literary narratives that rely on historical materials.

In the last years of Emperor Jing of the Han Dynasty, Shu County suffered from successive famines, banditry, frequent rebellions from barbarians, and refugees everywhere. The Shucheng Humanities Party of Lujiang County was ordered to serve as the prefect of Shu County in the face of danger. This began the difficult process of governing and revitalizing Shu for decades. They opened rivers and channels, diverted mountain springs, improved thousands of hectares of farmland, and turned barren corners into fertile lands. Combining historical facts and using imagination, the author reproduces several major events accomplished by the Wen Party overcoming numerous difficulties during its rule: managing the Nianshui River, building a school, educating the people, and pacifying the Western Qiang. It establishes the image of a historical figure of the Wen Party who cares about the people, is loyal to his duties, is honest and honest, and cherishes talents. It has important reference value for readers who want to understand Weng Weng's life and stories about Shu.

"Elegant and Magnificent: Chen Zi'ang's Poetry of Zhengzheng" describes the rich and moving life of Chen Zi'ang, a great poet of the Tang Dynasty. Chen Ziang was born in a wealthy family. He was very smart since he was a child and advocated the style of chivalry. In 684 AD, he passed the Jinshi title and began to officially enter the official career. He was famous for being outspoken and dare to give advice. He was arranged to join the army twice and realize the frontier life which was completely different from Chang'an City, which laid a solid foundation for his frontier poem creation. Later, Chen Ziang returned to his hometown for seclusion, but was killed by an adulterer and died unjustly in prison.

Xue Tao (approximately 768-832), a musician in the Tang Dynasty, a female school secretary and poet in Shu Middle School. Together with Zhuo Wenjun, Mrs. Huarui, and Huang E, she is known as the four most talented women in Shu, and with Yu Xuanji, Li Ye, and Liu Caichun, she is known as the four great female poets in the Tang Dynasty. There are more than 90 popular poems, collected in "Jinjiang Collection". This novel outlines Xue Tao's legendary life, from her first appearance to her rise to fame, from standing out as an official to meeting friends through poetry and prose, from being sent to Songzhou as a punishment to returning to Jinguan City. It not only depicts Xue Tao's life, but also unfolds a grand picture of Tang Dynasty culture. The four sentences written by Wang Jian, a poet of the Tang Dynasty, "Girls study at the school by the bridge thousands of miles away, and live behind closed doors in the loquat flowers. A talented man who sweeps his eyebrows knows a lot, but he is not as good as managing the spring breeze." This is a summary of Xue Tao's life.

Li Tiaoyuan was a Jinshi during the Qianlong period of the Qing Dynasty. He was a writer, poet and dramatist. He made outstanding contributions to the research and creation of opera. During his lifetime, he had a very rich collection of books and numerous writings, totaling more than 130 kinds of books. In addition to his own poems and essays, he also extensively covered history, geography, poetry research, school journals, linguistics, epigraphy, etc. This novel focuses on Li Tiaoyuan's collection, transportation, and writing of books, and selects the more important stages of Li Tiaoyuan's life. By portraying Li Tiaoyuan's image of a good reader and talented person and describing his creative process, it highlights Li Tiaoyuan's "brave and upright" spiritual essence. It can also help modern people understand the historical inheritance of Sichuan Opera and the historical stages in the inheritance process of traditional Chinese culture.

Zhang Shi, a famous Neo-Confucian, thinker, and educator in the early Southern Song Dynasty, is known as the "first master of Taoism". Together with Zhu Xi and Lu Zuqian, he is also known as the "Three Southeast Sages" of the Southern Song Dynasty. He is a representative and master of the Huxiang School in the Song Dynasty, and a representative figure of Shu Studies in the Song Dynasty. He made important contributions to the development of Neo-Confucianism and Bashu culture in the Southern Song Dynasty, and occupied an important position in the ideological history of the Song Dynasty. This book describes Zhang Shi's life in the form of a literary narrative, presenting Zhang Shi's family experience, schooling, ups and downs in officialdom, academic path, etc., Vividly depicting the image of Zhang Shi's family tradition of loyalty, filial piety, and fine learning, and schematically and comprehensively showing the essence of Zhang Shi's thought of observing, observing, and learning from each other.