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This book mainly tells the story of Liu Huishan and Gu Yuanxing who participated in the revolution in their hometown of Jiangxi when they were teenagers and later became bodyguards protecting the head of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China. They followed the Central Red Army to climb snow-capped mountains and cross grasslands, and narrowly escaped death to reach Yan'an. They escorted Mao Zedong, Zhou Enlai and other leaders of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China to fight in northern Shaanxi, marched into Beijing, and participated in the formation of the Second Division of the Central Public Security Column to protect the Political Consultative Conference and the Founding Ceremony of the People's Republic of China. During the "Cultural Revolution", they continued to guard the head of the Military Commission who was under attack, and were ordered to perform special tasks. They witnessed the arduous journey of the birth of New China and the grace of the people's leaders in commanding the people.

China's history has a long history, is extensive and profound, is the spiritual foundation of the Chinese people, and is the foundation for the nation's long-lasting prosperity. Understanding history is a life issue that every Chinese must face. This series of books condenses China's five thousand years of ups and downs, and provides an overview of the glorious history of the Chinese nation from a new perspective. The book uses brand-new historical materials to record the historical process of China from ancient times to 1912 AD. The content covers politics, economy, military, science and technology, culture, art, diplomacy, law, religion, folklore and other aspects. The content is detailed, keeping the truth and discarding the false. It is finally reviewed and approved by authoritative scholars and experts in history and Chinese studies.

The signing of a contract turned the two hostile countries into friendship and became brothers. During the Song Zhenzong era, the most important historical event was the signing of the "Chanyuan Alliance" with the Khitan. This is also one of the major events in the entire history of China. In 997 AD, Zhenzong Zhao Heng succeeded to the throne. At this time, it had been more than thirty years since the founding of the Song Dynasty, and peace began to appear in the empire. Compared with Taizu Taizong's commitment to world peace, Zhenzong went further. Before the "Alliance of Chanyuan", the legacy of "powerful rebellion" in the troubled times of the Five Dynasties still existed. The rebellions of Liu Wei and Wang Jun in Sichuan, the robbery of Changshou by King Chenliu, and the rebellion of Chen Jin in Guangxi brought some disturbances from time to time; the Khitan in the north continued to be the enemy of the Song Dynasty, and there was the "Battle of Guannan" consisting of a series of battles, and the "Battle of the Great Wall Entrance" in which the Song Dynasty mobilized nearly 50,000 cavalry. Despite this, Zhenzong still "summoned the harmony of heaven and earth", opened up a wide range of admonitions, promoted outstanding talents, helped disadvantaged groups, and planned a path to peace step by step with all living things.

Through a large number of detailed historical materials, this book introduces readers to the historical truth of the Yang family generals in China's Northern Song Dynasty. The content includes: the occurrence and evolution of the Yang family generals' story; Yang Jiye: the tragedy of Chinese military generals; Yang Yanzhao: there are many questions about the life of the commander and horse; Yang Silang: grafting flowers and trees to become a prince-in-law, etc.

This book mainly introduces the history of our country from 1990 to 1999. The main content includes major domestic and foreign historical events involving our country, the party's policies, economic development, the return of Hong Kong and Macao, etc.

This book introduces in detail the major historical events that occurred in our country from 1970 to the end of the Third Plenary Session of the Eleventh Central Committee. In the fifth year of the "Cultural Revolution", according to Mao Zedong's estimation, the chaos in the previous years should lead to a "great governance" and a "successful conclusion" to this revolution. However, the tree wants to be still but the wind does not stop. Lin Biao stirred up trouble over the issue of establishing a national president. The nationwide movement to imitate Dazhai, which lasted for more than ten years, did not change the poverty and backwardness of my country's vast rural areas. Instead, it caused huge damage to rural productivity. This book starts from historical facts and displays the development turning point of the Chinese nation in this period in front of everyone, so that readers can have a good understanding of history, learn from history, and use history to avoid their own words and deeds.

"Oriental Historical Review (Volume 2)" focuses on the history of Chinese immigrants overseas, showing the joys and sorrows of Chinese people's migration to foreign lands since the late Ming and early Qing dynasties. This is a long journey full of thorns and dreams, from the simple pursuit of making a living, to the pursuit of wealth, to the pursuit of safety, and the pursuit of glory. This ever-changing purpose of immigration also reflects the pain, twists, brilliance and disease of China's modernization. Similarly, foreign civilizations are also experiencing self-confidence and crisis in their own culture, alternately belittling or elevating the "image of China" in their eyes. The "Image" theme of "Oriental History Review 02" is "Youth on the Assembly Line". I selected a group of photos of girls in the workshop. Look at those girls. Even work clothes cannot hide their youth and beauty. Along with their beautiful dreams, they are slowly disappearing on the assembly line. The most desperate of these 150 million young people have jumped from the roof of the Foxconn factory as a silent protest against this cruel era.

"What You Should Know about Chinese History (Part 2)" tells the modern history of China. The main content includes: the seventy years of the late Qing Dynasty - the intertwining of aggression, resistance and modernization exploration; the ten years of the game between democratic republic and autocratic restoration; the cooperation and civil war between the two "brothers" of the Kuomintang and the Communist Party. It allows readers to understand the major events, classic allusions, famous figures and even cultural connotations in history. The long history and profound culture in this book are the eternal pride of the Chinese nation and the intrinsic driving force for the great rejuvenation of the Chinese nation. As a son or daughter of the Chinese nation, it is very meaningful to understand the major events that have happened in China in the past and appreciate China's thousands of years of cultural tradition.

The rolling dust of history, the sighs of emperors throughout the ages. This book uses the latest historical concepts and more comprehensive historical materials to focus on describing the story of the fall of each dynasty. Novel, heavy, sentimental, magnanimous... It will give you a different reading experience, take you into history, and reveal the mysteries, mysteries, rumors and truths of dynasty change!

The book contains rich historical materials, including a large number of declassified archives and 160 precious historical pictures, as well as poems and letters of historical figures, etc., Which is of extremely high historical value. Today, with the peaceful development of cross-Strait relations, this topic has important cognitive value and educational significance for the people on both sides of the Strait to review history, commemorate the martyrs, feel the feelings of the compatriots on both sides of the Strait who have the same roots and the same race, and whose blood is thicker than water, and enhance mutual trust and understanding in reality.

The main content of "What You Should Know about Chinese History (Part 1)" includes: the "beginning of man" in legends and archaeology; the transformation from tribes to countries - Xia, Shang, and Western Zhou Dynasty; the changes in the Spring and Autumn Period, and the unification of the seven heroes of the Warring States Period; and the first unified feudal dynasty - the Qin Dynasty. The long history and profound culture of this school are the eternal pride of the Chinese nation and the intrinsic driving force for the great rejuvenation of the Chinese nation.

The main contents of "What You Should Know about Chinese History (Part 2)" include: the great integration of nationalities in chaos - the Three Kingdoms, Two Jins, Southern and Northern Dynasties; the prosperous feudal era - the Sui and Tang Dynasties; the high economic prosperity and the coexistence of national political power - the Liao, Song, Xia, Jin and Yuan Dynasties; the unprecedented centralization and declining empire - the Ming and Qing dynasties, from which you can learn about major events, classic allusions, famous figures and even cultural connotations in history. The long history and profound culture in this book are the eternal pride of the Chinese nation and the intrinsic driving force for the great rejuvenation of the Chinese nation.

The second half of the Shinsong era was almost a wonderful drama, drama, and farce. In this unprecedented political drama performance, Zhenzong Zhao Heng used the Central Plains as the stage under the script theme of "Shinto teachings", and the game was so exciting that it made him feel out of his body. The "Chanyuan Alliance" won a century of peace for China, truly enabled the people of the Central Plains to live and work in peace and contentment, and had a profound influence on China. However, the peaceful scene of "all nations coming to court" after the "peace negotiation" did not make Zhenzong happy. When he learned that the Khitan called itself the "Northern Dynasty" and the Song Dynasty the "Southern Dynasty" and was blessed by the gods, Zhao Heng realized that he had to do something great to have any hope of showing the world, mainly the Khitan, the rationality, legality, and legitimacy of the Song Empire, and that he was the true dragon emperor who was "ordered by heaven." Under this concept, Zhenzong successively directed four major "Shinto education" events including the emperor's letter, the Zen ceremony, the worship of Fenyin, and the construction of Taoist temples.

Looking back at China, what do you see? Look at China's century-old history from the late Qing Dynasty to the Republic of China. When we distance ourselves from history and look back at China, we find that foreigners once observed that world with curiosity and exploration. In their eyes, there is a huge gap between the shape and performance of Chinese society and our understanding. Everything does not seem to be as we imagined and understood.

China's history has a long history, is extensive and profound, is the spiritual foundation of the Chinese people, and is the foundation for the nation's long-lasting prosperity. Understanding history is a life issue that every Chinese must face.

If you don't kill, you will be killed. If you don't proclaim yourself emperor, you will die without a burial place! Wu Zetian Part 4: Give it a try and cover the sky with one hand! "Despicable Saint: Cao Cao" author Wang Xiaolei's masterpiece exhausts the existing historical data on Wu Zetian! Wu Zetian's transformation from empress to queen begins here! If fate refuses to create a great Wu Zetian, the great Wu Zetian will create her own destiny. Every crisis that Wu Zetian faced was the cornerstone of her becoming the queen. In Wu Zetian's 82 years of life, she was on the verge of life and death every day, and she won every duel. In 31 BC, she was involved in a power struggle and fought for her life from a palace maid to the queen's throne; in 51 BC, she caused a bloody storm and used the queen's dragon robe to ensure her own safety.

From the creation of Pangu to the founding of the People's Republic of China, the Chinese nation has experienced five thousand years of great historical changes. This book explains five thousand years of China for you.

This book introduces in detail the history from the Anti-Japanese War to the founding of New China. From the joint resistance of the Kuomintang and the Communist Party against Japan to the founding of the People's Republic of China and the final escape of Chiang Kai-shek and his son from the mainland.

China's history has a long history, is extensive and profound, is the spiritual foundation of the Chinese people, and is the foundation for the nation's long-lasting prosperity. Understanding history is a life issue that every Chinese must face. This series of books condenses China's five thousand years of ups and downs, and provides an overview of the glorious history of the Chinese nation from a new perspective. The book uses brand-new historical materials to record the historical process of China from ancient times to 1912 AD. The content covers politics, economy, military, science and technology, culture, art, diplomacy, law, religion, folklore and other aspects. The content is detailed, keeping the truth and discarding the false. It is finally reviewed and approved by authoritative scholars and experts in history and Chinese studies.

"If This Is Song History 2: Liao and Song Dynasties" is a popular vernacular Song history work that has been selling for ten years. The newly revised and refined version has been polished with great concentration to eliminate the bad and keep the good. Write down the rise, fall, changes and historical mysteries of the Song Dynasty over three hundred years. Since the founding of the Northern Song Dynasty, the Liao and Song Dynasties have been in a state of confrontation. After Emperor Taizong of the Song Dynasty succeeded to the throne, he pacified the south, and the country's national power became greatly prosperous. He changed his previous defense against the Liao Dynasty, sent troops to destroy the Northern Han Dynasty, and sent troops to attack the Liao Dynasty. The Battle of Gaoliang River was the first head-on confrontation between the main forces of the Liao and Song Dynasties, but it became an important turning point in the fate of the two countries. In the autumn of 1004, Empress Dowager Xiao and the Liao Shengzong personally led an army southward, with the intention of destroying the Song Dynasty in one fell swoop. But in the end the two countries negotiated a peace and signed the famous Chanyuan Alliance. For the next one hundred and twenty years, the Liao and Song Dynasties never met each other at war. The Northern Song Dynasty entered a period of prosperity, and the reign of Xianping, which was the most prosperous period of the Song Dynasty for three hundred years, appeared. Later, the Tiansheng Dynasty under the regency of Queen Liu E and the popular Renzong Dynasty came one after another...

"History, Geography and Ethnicities of Southwest" compiled by Liu Fusheng China is a multi-ethnic country. In the southwest region of China (here mainly refers to the "Southwestern Yi" region described by Sima Qian), there are the largest number of ethnic minorities in the country. Historically, in addition to the four provinces and cities of Yunnan, Guizhou, Sichuan and Chongqing, Tibet, western Guangxi, western Hunan, western Hubei and other places connected by mountains and rivers are also places where ethnic minorities live together, with close exchanges and flows between them. This means that the scope of the study of ethnic history in southwest China should be based on historical facts and should not be limited by the administrative divisions of Yunnan, Guizhou, Sichuan, and Chongqing. An ancient local history of Southwest China is almost always inseparable from "ethnicity." Therefore, to a large extent, a local history of Southwest China is a history of the development and evolution of relations between regional ethnic groups.

"Fifty Years in China" by Leighton Stuart records China's most turbulent history in modern times, with detailed descriptions and analyzes of historical figures such as Mao Zedong and Chiang Kai-shek. Looking at that period of history from today's perspective will give you a different kind of experience.

"Classic Readers of Chinese Classics: Yan Zi Chun Qiu" embodies the concept of the family book collection plan in the compilation, and is published in batches according to market demand. The recommended books follow the extension from "basics" to "expansion", embodying the concept of in-depth levels and showing the levels of family book collections. The content follows the classics and is authoritative by inviting domestic experts in the field of ancient literature, history and philosophy; the format pursues modernity and adopts two-color printing; it fully responds to the concept of "classic book collection".

"This Was Once the Han Dynasty" is a set of popular historical books that comprehensively interprets the history of the Han Dynasty. It panoramically reproduces the rise and decline of the first prosperous dynasty in ancient China. This book is the sixth in the series. It starts from Queen Ma's struggle to enter the palace and ends with the massacre of warlord Dong Zhuo at the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty to vent his anger. During the Eastern Han Dynasty, after Liu Xiu and Liu Zhuang's father and son, one generation was worse than the other. Because the royal family's heirs were incompetent, their relatives took the opportunity to seize power. In order to fight against their relatives, the royal family began to reuse eunuchs. Faced with this situation, the scholar-bureaucrats who had monopolized the voice and administrative power of the Han Dynasty for many years took up their swords and mounted their horses, uniting with their relatives to fight the eunuchs. In this unprecedented and inextricable struggle between political forces, the Eastern Han Dynasty collapsed like a giant mountain that had been hollowed out from within...

This book is the third part of the series. The book starts from Sima Xiangru's debut in chaos and ends with Huo Guang eradicating the "treacherous party" and taking power. After Liu Che came to the throne, he was ambitious to eliminate the previous situation of the Han Dynasty being weak and beaten, and deliberately cultivated a generation of iron army of the Han Dynasty to fight against the Xiongnu. Wei Qing and Huo Qubing came out of nowhere, sweeping the desert, arrogant among the heroes, and shocking the world. Unfortunately, Huo Qubing died young, the witchcraft turmoil in the harem resurfaced, Wei Zifu fell out of favor, and Prince Liu Ju's position was in jeopardy. A bloody power struggle was inevitably staged again.

This book is the fifth in the series. It starts from Wang Mang's seizure of power and ends with Ban Chao and others in the Eastern Han Dynasty conquering the Western Regions. Wang Mang accumulated decades of skill and finally succeeded in usurping power and establishing a new dynasty. However, as soon as this emperor, the most famous Confucian academic master and idealist in history, came to the throne, he set off a fanatical retroism and pushed the country into the abyss. The world was in an uproar, complaints were everywhere, and voices of rebellion were endless. Liu Xiu, a descendant of the Liu clan who made a living in farming, also joined the torrent of regaining the Han Dynasty to pursue his bloody dream.