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This book selects 50 of the most exciting human games in human history. Based on the principles of fun, thoughtfulness, and readability, this book attempts to interpret human history from the perspective of human nature. I hope you can have a deeper thinking about history and human nature while enjoying the interesting stories.

"Tuibei Tu" and "Shaobing Song" want to express a prediction of the future world, but whether they can hit the mark depends on the interpreter. "The History of Tuibei Tu and Shaobing Song (Super Value Gold Edition)" will explain it to you one by one.

Break into a forbidden place that has been covered in history for thousands of years and pry into the anecdotes that no one has ever told you! Did you know that Kangxi relied on a German to ascend the throne? Do you know how hard the princes' daily life is? Do you know who made the loudest flattery in Chinese history? Do you know how particular the emperor must be when eating? Do you know what the relationship between Qin Hui and Yue Fei is?

The author of "The Weirdest Human Trap in History" reads history from an alternative perspective, that is, to recall and examine history from today's perspective, and to provide a reference for current survival and future development. "The Weirdest Human Trap in History" is recommended by Professor Mengman, a famous speaker at Baijia Forum. When we are running forward and cannot see the future clearly, let us look back at history.

So far, human beings have used scientific knowledge to solve many previously unexplainable mysteries of the universe, natural mysteries, and unsolved cases in the world. However, there are still more confusing mysteries that have yet to be solved. They continue to reveal their hazy faces, posing new challenges to human wisdom and endurance. How many mysteries does history leave behind? Maybe even the history himself doesn't know.

The "Historical Records", which carries three thousand years of Chinese history, comprehensively shows the rise and fall of the empire, the replacement of dynasties, the power of temples, and the original form of survival in rivers and lakes. What runs through it are the hidden rules of human culture such as wisdom, strength, emotion, and quality. Knowing the origin, understanding cause and effect, understanding human nature, and observing success or failure, historical experience can be used to make up for the weaknesses of human nature, allowing us to wander on the edge of the world and find our own mental journey.

The basic positioning of the "Fang Beichen Talks about the Three Kingdoms" series is that it is a popular and popular reading book with a solid academic foundation. It is neither as difficult to understand as the classical expressions in the history book "Three Kingdoms", nor as the novel "The Romance of the Three Kingdoms", which has many fictional transplants and loses the authenticity of history. The author carefully selects reliable materials from historical classics and freely uses the vivid writing style of literary aesthetics. The two are organically combined, striving to achieve the established level of being lively and interesting, concise and smooth, suitable for both refined and popular tastes, and suitable for all ages. Specific to this book, this book depicts Sima Yi's extremely wonderful "face-changing" performance on the political stage of the Three Kingdoms, and also records his real civil and martial arts, rather than simply labeling him "treacherous" and "Lang Gu". In short, this is a battle-breaking song about the invincible ninja who ended the Three Kingdoms. The author's writing is beautiful, and the description of Sima Yi's life is based on historical facts. It is credible and reliable, and it is fascinating to read. The manuscript is of high quality and is suitable for readers who want to understand the history of the Three Kingdoms and draw useful lessons from it.