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This book is a historical reading. This volume's "Reviewing the Past" articles such as "Chen Duxiu's Lonely Friendship in His Later Years", "A Historical Account of Wu Mei and Huang Kan's Two Encounters", and "The Feng Yuxiang You Don't Know" use detailed historical materials to provide new perspectives for readers to re-understand these familiar historical figures. ; The image column "Traveling Through the Past: Images of Folk Taiwan Life" uses thirty-six precious pictures to show us the daily life of Taiwanese people in the 1950s and 1960s, and outlines the style of the entire Taiwan from every detail of food, clothing, housing and transportation.

This book is a historical reading. The special article "Reviewing the Past" "Absolutely the only one: a volume of evidence of the vicissitudes of family and country" author Liang Xuan shows readers a small book "Pinglu Memorial Album" written by Dong Zuobin, one of the most influential scholars in the past century and an oracle bone expert, for his daughter Dong Min. Many of the photos and signatures are celebrities from academia and art festivals over the past century, such as Rui Yifu, Lao Gan, Li Lincan, Luo Changpei... This precious "only copy" not only witnesses the growth of two children, but is also a vivid microcosm of modern Chinese history. It is "the most charming book describing the style of modern Chinese intellectuals."

This book is a historical and cultural reading. It recalls and examines the past from today's perspective, and provides a reference for current survival and future development. This is the so-called "reviewing the past and learning the new". Among them, the article "The Last Year of the Kuomintang in Mainland China - The Significance of the Times of the Publishment of Huang Jie's Diary" published Huang Jie's work diary in March 1949, which truly reproduced the chaotic situation of the Kuomintang's change of dynasties before the fall of power in the mainland. It provided another perspective for historians and general readers to understand this period of history, and is a very precious document for the study of modern Chinese history.

This book is a historical and cultural reading. It recalls and examines the past from today's perspective, and provides a reference for current survival and future development. This is the so-called "reviewing the past and learning the new". Among them, "Memoirs of the Literary Rivers and Lakes" rediscovers the history of Taiwan in the 1950s, "Selected Compositions of Primary and Middle School Students in the Republic of China" shows the language proficiency of that year, and "Image Records of a French Medical Doctor" records the customs of Guangxi in the 1930s, etc., With unique perspectives.

In the third series of "Reviewing the Past" launched in 2014, the "Image" column published a set of old photos taken from the USS Antietam, a US Navy aircraft carrier that stopped in Qingdao in 1945. These photos vividly recreated the scene of the US Navy sailors landing in Qingdao on November 5, 1945, leaving a clear picture of the changing times after the victory of the Anti-Japanese War. The "Special Articles" column of this issue of "Reviewing the Past" publishes the transcript of Li Jifeng's interview with Mr. Bai Xianyong, the vice president of the Chinese Republic of China History Research Association, "Getting Closer to the Real Bai Chongxi: An Interview with Mr. Bai Xianyong". The two talked about "Bai Chongxi, Li Zongren and Jiang Hot issues in modern history such as "Jieshi's Triangular Relationship", "Chiang Kai-shek's War", "Bai Chongxi's True Face", "Battle of Siping Street", "The Truth About Bai Chongxi's Departure to Taiwan and Death" are discussed in depth and are highly readable.

"Reviewing the Past", the annual rings of China - looking back at China from today. Since its establishment in 2004, "Reviewing the Past" has included Yu Yingshi, Bai Xianyong, Zhang Yihe, Yuan Weishi, Wang Xuetai, Shao Yanxiang, Shen Changwen, Cheng Chaofu, Chen Danqing, Zhang Ming, Xie Yong, Shao Jian, Fan Hong, Fu Guoyong, Wu Xingwen, Su Xiao and many other contributors. The special feature of this series is "My Father Liu Wendian", the different "madman Liu Wendian", and Bingyun's "Chen Duxiu and Trotsky", two historical figures who have experienced great ups and downs.

Linda from "Bring a Book to Paris" embarks on another trip to the romantic flower city. However, the burden of history is always heavy: "One hundred years can accumulate, struggle, and reflect to produce Hugo. One hundred years is enough to bring out the old and bring out the new, bury a period of history, and completely forget that the entire nation has not improved because of what it has experienced. Paris is a city and a microcosm of history... You will feel some of their historical views."

The United States is a country with a short history and few towering monuments from the East and Europe. However, after wandering a lot along the way, I feel that it also has its own special charm. Among its pioneers were a group of thinkers from Europe. The ideas they inherited from Europe arrived in the wilderness of North America and lost their exquisite decoration, but they had a real spirit. Following the footprints they left, while walking on the simple land, I read the yellowed handwriting on the pages they left behind, and at the same time, I try to share some of my experiences with you.

Faced with Spain's exotic and colorful history, art, characters, palaces, churches, castles and other cultural essences, the author not only describes its unparalleled humanistic and artistic value, but also blends the stories that have happened on this land for thousands of years into the wandering world. The itinerary includes emperors, generals, wars, flames of war, mountains and rivers, especially its process of becoming a modern country, throughout the book. It not only allows readers to appreciate the charming scenery of Spain, but also to delve into the deep history of Spain and gain insight into its profound and enlightening social evolution process.

The book is divided into five parts: the first part is the historical story of the United States; the second part is about the legislative rules of a country governed by the rule of law; the third part is about some specific cases that tell stories about the judicial process; the fourth part mainly tells the evil consequences of "intolerance" through the stories of monks, monasteries and the Auschwitz concentration camp; the fifth part is the author's random thoughts about reading and seeing.

"History Beside You and Me" belongs to the same category as "Sweeping Fallen Leaves to Spend the Winter" and "Reading Along the Road". It is a collection of Linda's articles in recent years. The difference is that the content of the first two books basically focuses on the United States, while this book contains many stories from China and other parts of the world, which shows the author's broad vision and diverse thinking. As for the narrative and text style, it still retains the precision, smoothness and affinity of the past.

This book was first published in 1924 and is a famous masterpiece by Eileen Ball. In the book, Erin Ball vividly reproduces the lives of six ordinary people in the Middle Ages through account books, diaries, letters, records, wills and other documents. It gives us a glimpse into all aspects of medieval life: peasant life, monastic life, the wool trade, Venetian trade with the East, middle-class family life, and more. The whole book vividly, meticulously and profoundly presents a rich and splendid picture of all aspects of medieval life. The book's vivid illustrations and the author's humorous writing style make this academic work highly readable. Whether you are a history student or teacher, or an ordinary person who is interested in medieval life, this book is sure to stimulate your imagination and benefit a lot.

"Distinguishing Right from Wrong" is the second book in the series of "Talk about Ancient and Modern Figures". The birth and death times of the characters described in the manuscript span from 1840 to 1949, including bibliophiles, courtiers in the late Qing Dynasty, writers and warlords during the Republic of China, etc. The book is written in a brisk style and the content is easy to understand. It contains both rigorous and solid academic research and the author's profound self-view. The writing style is the continuation and improvement of "Notes of Qing Dynasties", one of the research series of the National Committee for Compilation of Qing History.

The inspection trip to Mongolia in the summer of 2006 was a historical inspection tour of Mongolia that was mainly conducted by Chinese scholars and participated by personnel from many countries and disciplines. It lasted 14 days and covered 2,800 kilometers. Archaeologist Luo Feng wrote this book based on detailed and rich travel notes, vividly describing the joys and sorrows and gains of the group. Along the way, the author never left his pen, not letting go of every detail of his personal feelings and life. He followed the style of his predecessors in scientific exploration, and carefully recorded the unique customs and customs of nomadic life, the magnificent scenery of the grassland, as well as the deer stones, inscriptions, ruins, tombs, etc. Left by the ancestors. Together with a large number of photos and hand-drawn pictures, this journey became a rare masterpiece of scientific research notes. The author's description of the academic trip is flesh-and-blood, especially the description of many details during the study trip and the detailed observation of Mongolian society, economy, and people's livelihood, presenting the appearance of an excellent study report. The significance of this book also lies in the fact that Chinese readers know very little about Mongolia. As the social and economic exchanges between China and Mongolia have deepened in recent years, the book's description of Mongolia's history and current situation can satisfy the strong interest of Chinese readers.

The author of this book is an authentic American. This is a collection of essays on his research on the characters and documents of the Song Dynasty in China, including 7 articles and 1 book review. It was originally written in English and officially published in Western academic journals. Now it has been translated into Chinese after many efforts. The book uses the method of textual archeology - that is, in-depth analysis and study of the history of the generation, circulation and transformation of historical documents, and strives to restore the appearance of the documents themselves, restore the original true intentions of the authors of the documents and the process of tampering. In individual cases, it even establishes a chain of documents being continuously modified by later generations, exposing many historical truths, such as the merits and demerits of Qin Hui and Cai Jing, and the hidden story of the Jin people's capture of Bianjing. Through careful literature research, the author proves the credibility of historians' works such as Li Tao's "Xuzizhi Tongjian Changbian" and Li Xinchuan's "Daominglu". At the same time, it brings to the surface the fact that Zhu Xi and subsequent Taoists have tampered with historical documents. It is refreshing and gives people a subversive understanding of the history of the Song Dynasty in the 11th to 12th centuries.

Reform is to save the crisis, and ZTE is a model of successful reform. This book combs through 15 "Zhongxing" periods in Chinese history, including the Shaokang Zhongxing, Pangeng Zhongxing, Guangwu Zhongxing, Xiaowen Zhongxing, Jingsheng Zhongxing, and Hongzhi Zhongxing. It conducts an in-depth analysis of the reform motivations, reform measures, talent appointments, and social politics, economy, culture, and people's lives at that time. It also makes a more profound reflection and focuses on exploring the historical experience and lessons of reform. It has significant reference and practical significance for today's efforts to realize the great rejuvenation of the nation.

The Empress Dowager Qin Xuan of the Warring States Period was really popular because of the movie "The Legend of Miyue". However, as the Warring States Period was about to become the first centralized state, what was more exciting than the Empress Dowager Qin Xuan? How many people did Qin Wu'an Jun Bai Qi, known as the "human massacrer", kill? Did Wang Jian, the human spirit, reach Vietnam? Besides Empress Dowager Xuan of Qin, what other "female politicians" were there in the harem during the Warring States Period? Does Guiguzi really exist? The Warring States Period was one of the most serious and protracted eras of division and confrontation in Chinese history. Many legendary figures told their stories here... "Shishi Shishi" is a historical self-media jointly run by a group of history enthusiasts. It has accounts on WeChat public accounts, NetEase Cloud Reading, Toutiao and other platforms. It focuses specifically on the gossip in official history, uses humorous language to tell the details of history, and restores boring history to street talk in life.

"History on the Bite of the Tongue" tells us: From ancient times to the present, food has always had a strong influence on the historical process. Whether it is the rise and failure of Napoleon, or the British crossing the threshold of agriculture and creating the industrial revolution, or even today, we buy food from all over the world in supermarkets, which fully proves that food has always been the main cause behind major changes such as social reform, political reorganization, land competition, industrial development, military conflicts, and economic expansion. Best-selling author Tom Standage refers to previous anthropological research results and launches his latest masterpiece "History on the Tongue" after "History in Six Bottles". It uses time as the axis to describe the relationship between major events in history and food. Tom Standage begins with human beings' nomadic foraging for food, and then examines how food contributed to the accumulation of wealth and the creation of the class system, from the purpose of Columbus's four voyages around the world, to how Britain crossed the threshold of agriculture and created the industrial revolution, to how food is used as a weapon and a prop for the government to deal with the people, until today's green food revolution caused by the development of science and technology. Tom Standage tries to use "History on the Bite" to tell us that food is closely related to world events, the development of human civilization, and closely related to differences in social and economic structures. "History on the Bite of the Tongue" is full of interest and fragrance. It is a history book that looks at the development of human history and civilization, the evolution of social structure, and changes in power through food. Tom Standage combines concepts from various fields to reinterpret the causes and significance of major world events. He tells readers about a series of changes in human history caused by food, and how it has changed and shaped today's society. For anyone interested in human history, cultural history, and social theory, the arguments presented in "History on the Bite of the Tongue" will be interesting and a must-read for anthropology.

This book tells the story of Mr. Gao Zhenxiao, a "Class A hero" of the Revolution of 1911 and one of the "Eight King Kongs" of Wuchang's first righteousness, who has always been loyal to his nation, his people, his motherland, and his beliefs during the half century of changes and bloody events in modern China. In the face of the feudal forces of old China, the oppression of the Qing Dynasty, the invasion of foreign imperialists, the cruel wars of warlords, the bloody killings of the Wang Puppet regime, and the brutal acts of Japanese invaders, he showed a fearless spirit of patriotism and a nationalist integrity that was not afraid of violence. From the initial founding of a revolutionary group, the establishment of a newspaper, and the organization of the Revolution of 1911, to participating in the revolution to challenge Yuan to protect the country, protect the law, and the Northern Expedition, he later turned to "industry to save the country," and finally participated in the struggles of the Anti-Japanese War. Whenever the country was at a critical moment, the fate of the nation was in danger, and the revolution was at a low ebb or adversity, Gao Zhenxiao always focused on national interests and national justice, adhered to the truth, firm beliefs, and upheld justice. He worked hard and dedicated his life to death. In order to commemorate Gao Zhenxiao's deeds, the descendants composed a trilogy of Gao Zhenxiao's history, anthology, and biography.

This book contains more than ten academic essays and book reviews written by the author in recent years. The author describes the characters and collects stories, showing the new and old voices on the historical stage in the early years of the Republic of China. This book cuts through and discusses topics such as nationalism, revolution, restoration, new culture, the May 4th Movement, debates on reading scriptures, private school reform, etc. It is hoped that through these sections, we can look at the modern history of China where "the flowers have fallen and the spring is still there", and then appreciate the hopes and disappointments, pain and happiness, gains and losses of the Chinese people after entering the modern era.

This book includes Huang Renyu's "The Battle of Liaodong in 1619" and several other articles, as well as more than 40 selected black and white and color historical pictures, Huang Renyu's photos and handwritings. The fifteenth year of Wanli, that is, 1587 AD, was the year before the entire Spanish fleet was dispatched to conquer Britain in Western European history. In China, during this ordinary year, several events occurred that historians easily overlook. Although these events may seem like the last minute details on the surface, they are actually the crux of major events that happened in the past, and they are also opportunities that will cause waves in the future. In the eyes of historian Huang Renyu, the relationship between cause and effect is the focus of history, and our journey of great history begins from this...

This book starts from the love between 15 masters and talented women of the Republic of China, focuses on their love experiences, and summarizes the little-known love stories of many masters and talented women. Read this book and savor the love of these masters and talented women. Through the basis of love, we can see the honor, disgrace, joy and pain of these masters and talented women's lives, their unique and extraordinary marriage experiences, and the twists and turns, grudges and grudges they have experienced in love and marriage...

The once glorious Tuoba Xianbei people could not escape the fate of leaving sadly in a feudal society where political power changed like a revolving door. Even the Xianbei nation disappeared in the smoke of history. However, the civilization and glory created by the Tuoba Xianbei people were forever engraved on stones and passed down for a long time...

At the last moment of life, the emperor's will is bound to become the focus of global attention in an instant. It is accompanied by political confrontations, power struggles, family battles, relatives' quarrels, and the collision of reality and the emperor's last wishes. It is full of loyalty and betrayal, conspiracy and killing, cruelty and helplessness... Breaking out of the traditional historical perspective, using words and fine words, analyze the code of the emperor's will and solve many historical mysteries.

Using time series as the warp and historical facts as the weft, we can clarify the internal logic of the rise and fall of the family and reveal the universal laws of social development. The long historical prose "Idioms on the Eastern Zhou Dynasty" is based on "Zuo Zhuan" and "Warring States Policy", as well as "Spring and Autumn", "Historical Records", "Guoyu", "Eastern Zhou Dynasty" and other classics. It penetrates the trump card of history, understands the mystery of culture, explores the origin of idioms, and gives you the real reason why Qin destroyed the six kingdoms.

The subjects discussed in this book include eight writers (artists) including Lu Xun, Hu Shi, Gu Jiegang, Luo Jialun, Yi Junzuo, Ding Ling, Hong Shen and Xu Beihong. These eight writers have different identities. Some are scholars, some are writers, and some hold multiple responsibilities; some are famous, and some are little known. Some of their life trajectories ended up in the mainland, and some drifted overseas; their creations were either focused on enlightenment, or devoted to personal interests, a mixture of new and old, public and private, poetry, calligraphy and painting, all good at them... In short, it is difficult to summarize them in one word. The research angle chosen by the author is an aspect that is not paid much attention in general research, including their little-known life experiences and personal interests, Gaga's unique artistic creation, maverick personality, etc., Presenting to readers the "unique talents" and "unique interests" of these artists that are not well known.

Direct comments on historical figures and overall thinking use evaluative narrative methods to tell and comment on some typical historical figures, historical events and historical stories of the Ming Dynasty. The book is divided into three chapters. The first chapter is a direct comment on some historical figures and an overall reflection. Chapters two and three are the main body of the book, mainly describing and commenting on famous historical figures of the Ming Dynasty such as Liu Bowen, Song Lian, Fang Xiaoru, Yao Guangxiao, Xie Jin, Li Dongyang, Yang Tinghe, Yan Song, Xu Jie, Ye Xianggao, Zhang Juzheng, Zhang Cong and so on.

Looking at the history of the development of new things, there are various forms of struggle between the old and the new. "Records of Chinese Dynasty Civil Struggles: The Elegy of the Reform" presents the old and new struggles in those historical turning points and dynasty crisis periods in front of readers, allowing people to understand and reminisce about it. "Records of Chinese Dynasty Civil Struggles: The Elegy of the Reform" In the turbulent historical ups and downs, whenever new things appear, they are always blocked by the strong forces of the old forces. Because of this, new things are always subject to setbacks, trauma, and even temporary demise. However, its powerful vitality is endless, its huge role in promoting history is irrefutable, and the wealth it leaves to people is very rich. New things always advance in twists and turns, and new things will eventually defeat old things. This is how history develops in twists and turns. This book is edited by Zhao Dongyan.

"Records of Chinese Dynasty Struggles: Fighting for Favor" selects a number of more representative or typical examples of competition for favor from numerous historical records. It adopts the form of mainly narration and interspersed with narration and discussion to introduce to readers some historical facts about the unscrupulous efforts to compete for favor, win favor, and maintain favor. In this way, it strives to reveal the complexity and cruelty of palace struggles under the feudal system, as well as the endless disasters these struggles bring to the country and society. The purpose is to draw lessons from history for the benefit of future generations.

The book "Records of Civil Struggles in Chinese Dynasties: Warlord Separatism" selects the essence from the historical facts of wars between separatist regimes in past dynasties and compiles them into a volume. The purpose is to allow people to see clearly the darkness and barbarity of feudal warlords, understand the destructiveness and harm of separatist wars through these bloody battles and battles, learn from experience and lessons, cherish today's stability and unity more, and yearn for a peaceful and happy tomorrow.

History can also be emotional, and reading and studying history can also be a form of aesthetics. The author is determined to change the current situation in which historical research is focused on being divorced from the secular world, and advocates an emotional history, hoping that history will become a living history of people that exudes warmth. Therefore, reading and studying history can also be an aesthetic, a taste, and a kind of useless learning, which can nourish our lives subtly.

The author of this book, Princess De Ling, was the daughter of the Qing ambassador to France, and was later selected by Cixi as her personal female official. From the perspective of an "ordinary person" who has received Western education of freedom and equality, Princess De Ling describes Cixi's diet, daily life, clothing, hobbies, temperament, character, and inner world in a large amount of space, showing another side of Cixi that few people know. At the same time, the book also records a series of events such as the portrait of the Queen Mother, the Queen Mother's birthday, the emperor's birthday, memorials to Xianfeng, the Mid-Autumn Festival, and the New Year. Many of the contents are mutually corroborated with major historical events that occurred, and are of great historical value for studying the court and social and political life of the late Qing Dynasty.

This book shows the situation in China in the late Qing Dynasty in the form of a diary - how to quell the Taiping Rebellion, the story behind the two times Empress Dowager Cixi attended the government behind the curtain, the struggle for power among various factions in the Reform Movement, the entanglement of the Boxer Rebellion, and the fear of the Eight-Power Allied Forces entering Beijing and Cixi's hasty escape... It truly shows a real and unknown Empress Dowager Cixi.

The enduring charm of the Three Kingdoms lies in strategy, and strategy comes from military division. Seventy percent of the splendor of the Three Kingdoms lies in military advisors; ninety percent of the splendor of military advisors lies in strategies. Strategies may be big or small, they may succeed or fail, they may be far or near, they may gain or lose. Those with big plans control the development of the current situation and influence the trend of history, while those with small plans seek ways to advance in order to settle down and survive. Both are indispensable. The strategy of the Three Kingdoms, which has traveled through thousands of years, is still talked about today because it has been integrated into the cultural genes of the Chinese people and affects the thinking of the Chinese people all the time. This book tells the representative deeds of the military advisors and counselors of the Three Kingdoms, analyzes their strategies, and extracts their wisdom from a modern perspective, allowing readers to read, understand, and use the Three Kingdoms.

This work is a collection of lecture notes given by Mr. Xiong Zhaozheng at well-known universities such as Peking University, Renmin University, and Wuhan University, covering all aspects of history, literature, life, society, and daily life. These speeches are the result of the author's years of reading and thinking. They sparkle with wisdom and permeate with a sense of worry. For example, the author is deeply worried about social issues such as the prevalence of money worship in today's society, the rupture of traditional culture, and the loss of awe. They convey the sense of responsibility of a historian and writer: to resurrect history so that people today can examine the present and gain insight into the future from the distant past.

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Yuan Shikai ascended the throne and proclaimed himself emperor, but Xu Shichang's attitude was incomprehensible. What kind of mystery was he hiding? Zhang Zuolin dominates the Northeast and frightens the heroes, does he rely on his ability as a veterinarian? ... It was an era of heroes, a star-studded historical sky, with military and political giants, dignitaries, and literati taking turns to appear. However, they thought they controlled their lives and destiny, but in fact they were just well-dressed and bossy puppets, controlled and influenced by a strange relationship. This is the dark logic of history, which controls people's behavior and determines the direction of events. This time, Mr. Zhang Ming, a master of history, once again cleared away the fog of history, and continued to use precise and sharp words to humorously analyze the small figures in the big history and the big masters in the small details. He also explored the hidden logic behind the historical phenomena and told you a real century of modern times.

"How Many Times Have You Known Nalan's Heart" is a collection of historical essays, which mainly includes 25 works of Mr. Wang Chonglu, including "Walking Early on a Cold Night", "When Human Relations Encounters Politics", "A Life-Spent Life", "The Sorrow of Losing an Opponent", etc. This book focuses on three major themes: historical figures, domestic and foreign literary figures, and historical culture. This manuscript reviews some life anecdotes of political figures such as Diao Chan, Qin Shihuang, and Zeng Guofan; the unique life experiences and characteristics of their works of domestic and foreign literary giants such as Li Bai and Leo Tolstoy; These prose works are written elegantly and calmly, with profound and far-reaching connotations. They lead history and tradition to modern times, lead to the depths of human nature, and are thought-provoking.

Although the Republic of China was an era of turmoil and poverty, the intellectuals of that era lived with dignity and respect, and they could find a social space in which they could grow freely. At that time, everyone at the top and bottom showed great tolerance and respect for the unique ideas of intellectuals. "Literati on Paper" is a collection of historical essays, consisting of five articles, which vividly depict the pride and pride shown by Zhang Jiluan, Chen Yinke, Hu Shi, Fu Sinian and other intellectuals of the Republic of China in maintaining the dignity and respectability of intellectuals in the reality of complex national, social and class conflicts.

Shen Yiyun is the wife of Huang Yong, a prominent political figure in the early Republic of China. She has witnessed the turbulent Chinese politics in modern history. This book is a first-hand historical material for studying the political arena in the early Republic of China and is of extremely high value. Huang Yong had close relations with Sun Yat-sen, Chen Qimei, Huang Xing and others before and after the Revolution of 1911, and became sworn brothers with Chen Qimei and Chiang Kai-shek, but he was not a member of the Kuomintang. He has held important positions in the Beiyang government. In the "Beijing coup" launched by Feng Yuxiang, he was the man behind the scenes and played an important role. After Chiang Kai-shek established the National Government in Nanjing, he immediately became the political soul of the Chiang family. From this book of memories, we can understand Huang's character and way of dealing with the world, and witness that Huang's ideal is to continue to complete the unfinished business of the Revolution of 1911. We can also see Huang Yong's difficult situation as a person who had a great influence on Chiang Kai-shek's governance, which also reflects the reasons for Chiang Kai-shek's final failure.

"The Third Way of Reading History" is a collection of historical essays by Professor Huang Pumin, a famous Chinese scholar, expert in ancient intellectual history and military history. "The Third Way of Reading History" has twenty-nine chapters and more than 100,000 words. "The Third Reading of History" is different from the historical academic research work of "Yangchun Baixue" and the historical drama and romance of "Lower Riba Man". Instead, it adopts the "Third Reading" that combines academic and popular nature to reflect on the merits and demerits of important figures in history. From the struggle for hegemony in the Spring and Autumn Period, to the machinations of emperors, to the honor and disgrace of heroes, to the changes in ideology and culture. "The Third Way of Reading History" is based on profound academic accumulation and written in the form of lively and vivid essays. It not only has a macro grasp of historical laws and strategic trends, but also microscopic examinations of historical details and characters. It does not joke or subvert, but has unique insights and is refreshing.

In the historical essay part, the author mainly analyzes major events such as the decline of Qin, the reform of the Northern and Southern Dynasties, and the struggle between Chu and Han, trying to find out the laws of historical development; in the literary review part, the author analyzes the works of many deceased great writers, and combines it with film reviews to tell his own understanding of literary and artistic creation techniques; in the walking chapter , which records the author's thoughts while traveling around the world. The article is full of love for exotic scenery and admiration for foreign cultures; in the poem, the author expresses his love and praise for life between the lines; in the script, the author uses his extraordinary imagination to conceive of a wonderful light comedy, exuding the beautiful light in people's hearts. Through the above parts, this book demonstrates the author's rich knowledge reserves and creative talents. The article is excerpted from the author's public account and has won unanimous praise from readers.

Reading history is like drinking. First, you have to taste it, secondly, you have to enjoy it slowly, and thirdly, don't overdo it. A tipsy state is good. This book is a collection of the author's historical essays, from Han Feizi to Kant, from Wang Zhaojun to Nalan Rongruo, from Song of Everlasting Sorrow to Charlotte's Sorrow, taking you through the time tunnel and experiencing the dust of history. History is like a deep mansion, and we all occasionally see a little bit through the cracks in the door.

When driving on the road, you will always encounter crossroads. In fact, history also has crossroads. Speaking of which, it took about a thousand years from the unification of China by Qin Shihuang to the founding of the Northern Song Dynasty, and more than a thousand years from the founding of the Northern Song Dynasty to the present. History has just reached a crossroads. Generally speaking, wherever you are at a crossroads, you will always find excitement - the Song Dynasty is the most lively and story-telling dynasty. "Past Events of the Song Dynasty" provides a panoramic description of "Past Events of the Song Dynasty". It provides unique interpretations and wonderful narrations of many stories and events familiar to readers, brushing away the historical dust covered up by opera novels and showing people a real Song Dynasty.

Xiong Zhaozheng selected 15 representative emperors in the 276-year history of the Ming Dynasty, recorded their ups and downs in the political arena, and made an evaluation of each person. The imperial teachers of the Ming Dynasty were a very special group of people. Not only were they teachers of the emperor, many of them also became the chief assistants or ministers of the Ming Dynasty and participated in political activities and policy formulation. From the rise and fall of their fate and life success, we can see the political trend of the entire Ming Dynasty. Therefore, the imperial teachers of the Ming Dynasty should not be regarded simply as teachers. They were important politicians and state activists in various periods. These various imperial teachers and emperors with different personalities jointly created different dynasties. However, it is difficult for such a group of people with both knowledge and strategy to have a good ending. Often, the better the emperor's master, the more miserable his fate will be.

This book is Xiong Zhaozheng's reflection notes on studying the history of the Ming Dynasty. It depicts the emperors, ministers, scholars, eunuchs, etc. Of the Ming Dynasty. It also narrates some important events in the history of the Ming Dynasty. In this book, the author explains his own view of history, such as that powerful officials are not necessarily traitorous officials, and good people are not necessarily good officials. The author always has his own unique understanding and analysis of these historical figures and events, which is refreshing and thought-provoking.

This work is a collection of lecture notes given by Mr. Xiong Zhaozheng at well-known universities such as Peking University, Renmin University, and Wuhan University, covering all aspects of history, literature, life, society, and daily life. These speeches are the result of the author's years of reading and thinking. They sparkle with wisdom and permeate with a sense of worry. For example, the author is deeply worried about social issues such as the prevalence of money worship in today's society, the rupture of traditional culture, and the loss of awe. They convey the sense of responsibility of a historian and writer: to resurrect history so that people today can examine the present and gain insight into the future from the distant past.

Tang Nuo reads "Zuo Zhuan", the same Tang Nuo, but different historical prose writing. Tang Nuo repeatedly went in and out of the world of "Zuo Zhuan", trying again and again to enter the inner world of historical figures such as Zichan, Zhao Wu, Shen Gong Wuchen, and even Confucius and Zuo Qiuming, exploring what the most outstanding minds of the Spring and Autumn Period saw and thought at that time and place, and what kind of profound accumulation and thinking they had in certain words and deeds, thereby identifying the best people and best deeds hidden in the gaps in history, and making the Spring and Autumn Period present a more complex, profound, and three-dimensional world. Things of lust, stories about ghosts and gods, meetings to kill soldiers, the big soul of a small country, dreams from more than two thousand years ago, the flower-like thoughts of the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period... Starting from this, the author quoted from many sources, and explored and extended around eight questions from a literary perspective, amazingly turning actual history into a field of philosophical thinking. Thousand-year-old texts began to ripple into this moment, which is "Before My Eyes".

Chen Shun-chen's classic work is the pinnacle of Japanese historical writing. This book is a collection of historical essays about the Silk Road. The first half focuses on the cultural relics related to the Silk Road, and the second half takes the experiences along the way as the starting point. From the ancient capital Xi'an to the Pamir Plateau, from the sweat-blooded horse to the luminous cup, the cultural relics and anecdotes left on the Silk Road by the cultural exchange between the East and the West for more than two thousand years are all included. The delicate and steady writing and the eloquent narration lead the readers on a historical journey that spans time and space and stretches freely.

"On History" is an important work compiled by Eric Hobsbawm, one of the most important historians and thinkers in modern times, when he was 80 years old. After more than 50 years of academic training and life accumulation, Hobsbawm has integrated all his thoughts and perceptions of history into it, reflecting this world-class great man's lifelong concern for the past, present and future. In this book, he is concerned about the use and abuse of history in both social and political aspects, as well as the responsibility of historians; discusses the role of history on contemporary society, and the value of history to other disciplines (especially social disciplines); examines various historical trends and trends, and critically evaluates them; explores Discuss the relationship between Marx and contemporary historical trends; describe European history, subaltern history, the Russian Revolution, and global barbarism that undermined the development of civilization... Through the discussion in this book, Hobsbawm leads readers to think about the theory, practice, and development of history, as well as the relationship between history and the modern world.