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This book tells us from the details of modern historical figures: Hong Xiuquan's "Kingdom of Heaven" was not an exploration to save the country in order to make a new name in a foreign country; Kang Youwei did not write a letter on the bus; Yang Du was not as reactionary as others imagined... The author has many unique comments on history, respecting historical data but not adhering to stereotypes. People will be amazed after reading it, and there will be many unexpected gains. In recent years, there has been a consensus in the historical circles: respect history, speak with historical facts, and restore the original appearance of historical events and historical figures.

The text included in this book was written by the author intermittently from 1999 to 2004. Some of the text in the book has been published in some newspapers and periodicals, and some of the text is compiled from recordings of the author's speeches. This is the author's longest writing book. Although the text is scattered and provides only sketches, it all revolves around the theme of "A Hundred Years of Chinese Speech History." As the subtitle of this book says, this book, together with "In Search of the Lost Tradition" and "The Waves in the Pen," jointly explore several eras and important figures in the century-old history of Chinese speech. Fu Guoyong diligently combed through the dusty historical materials, revealed many historical truths of modern China, gave readers new inspiration from a new perspective, and achieved the unity of academic and ideological aspects.

This book examines the typical characters before and after Xinhai with a unique "character awareness". Through many details in front of and behind the scenes, it shows the trajectory of changes in modern China and creates vivid portraits of the characters. The author abandons the traditional view of heroic history of "winners succeed and lose bandits", dig deep into the historical origins of this century-old change, carefully analyze the circumstances and personalities of the heroes of 1911, often resolve disputes in short sentences, and inadvertently reveal the historical truth behind the heavy curtains. Why did Kang You not see Sun Yat-sen until his death? Why didn't Huang Xing replace Sun Yat-sen? In whose hands did Song Jiaoren die? Why didn't Liang Qichao dare to make a revolution? Yuan Shikai who was in a hurry, Cai E who retreated happily, the mystery of Tao Chengzhang's death... People from all walks of life came in droves. The chaos of 1911 is vividly reflected on the page.

The latest historical work by Sun Haohui, the author of the epic masterpiece "The Qin Empire". This is a book that attempts to clarify the history of Chinese civilization in the first 3,000 years. The author started from the awareness of the problem of why China has a pale consciousness of civilization and why it does not have its own right to speak about civilization. After more than ten years of research and thinking, while writing "The Qin Empire", he formed his own theoretical system and compiled it into the three-volume "Revelation of China's Native Civilization". This book proposes the concept of native Chinese civilization for the first time, rewrites the history of China's first 3,000 civilizations, carefully sorts out the seven major historical leaps in Chinese history before the Qin Empire, and summarizes the five major survival experiences of the Chinese nation.

This book is one of the collections of Mr. Huang Renyu's works, including: "Relationship", "The Influence of Joseph Needham on Me", "Four Billion Sharks in the World", "Starting from Baking Bread", "Levin Uzi Fortress", "Financial Crisis in Southeast Asia", "Wandering in Indonesia", "Hinduism and Nuclear Threat", "The Dew Is White Tonight" and other articles. Mr. Huang Renyu gave a comprehensive explanation of the three relationships between life and death, money and sex, combined with today's situation.

This book collects 26 articles published by the author from 1944 to the present, including "Laban's Pursuit", "August 14th", "Battle of New Lashio", "Remembering Tianhan", "Que Hanqian and His Men", "Thinking Under the Skyscraper", "How to Read History", "Starting with the Green-Eyed Woman", "Revisiting Cambridge", "Shakarov", "Saddam", etc.

More than thirty years ago, Mr. Yang Jiang wrote "Six Notes on the Cadre School". In 1969, the author Xu Fang also went to the same cadre school - the "May 7th" Cadre School of the Department of Philosophy and Social Sciences of the Chinese Academy of Sciences in Xixian County, Henan Province. Only fifteen or sixteen years old at the time, she wrote with the eyes of a teenager about the gray past of intellectuals such as Gu Zhun, Yu Pingbo, He Qifang, Lu Shuxiang, Ding Shengshu, Lu Zhiwei, Wu Baosan, Luo Gengmo, Wu Jinglian, Chen Ruiming, etc., And for the first time disclosed a large number of little-known first-hand materials.

This book is a kind of historical and cultural reading material published one after another. It records the life, death and archives of a small person, recalls and examines the past from today's perspective, and provides a reference for current survival and future development. We need to review the past because we are forgetful. Learning something new from the past is the purpose of reviewing the past. From "Reviewing the Past", careful readers can understand what kind of review we need.

This book is a kind of historical and cultural reading material published one after another. It records the life, death and archives of a small person, recalls and examines the past from today's perspective, and provides a reference for current survival and future development. We need to review the past because we are forgetful. Learning something new from the past is the purpose of reviewing the past. From "Reviewing the Past", careful readers can understand what kind of review we need.

This book is a kind of historical and cultural reading material published one after another. It records the life, death and archives of a small person, recalls and examines the past from today's perspective, and provides a reference for current survival and future development. We need to review the past because we are forgetful. Learning something new from the past is the purpose of reviewing the past. From "Reviewing the Past", careful readers can understand what kind of review we need.

This book is a kind of historical and cultural reading material published one after another. It records the life, death and archives of a small person, recalls and examines the past from today's perspective, and provides a reference for current survival and future development. We need to review the past because we are forgetful. Learning something new from the past is the purpose of reviewing the past. From "Reviewing the Past", careful readers can understand what kind of review we need.

This book is a kind of historical and cultural reading material published one after another. It records the life, death and archives of a small person, recalls and examines the past from today's perspective, and provides a reference for current survival and future development. We need to review the past because we are forgetful. Learning something new from the past is the purpose of reviewing the past. From "Reviewing the Past", careful readers can understand what kind of review we need.

"Reviewing the Past" is a kind of historical and cultural reading material published one after another. "Reviewing the Past" recalls and examines the past from today's perspective, and provides a reference for current survival and future development. The so-called "reviewing the past and learning the new". The content of "Reviewing the Past" generally includes the following three aspects: 1. Recollection of the past living conditions of mankind; 2. Historical examination and reflection; 3. Review of historical and cultural relics and legacy texts.

"Reviewing the Past" is a kind of historical and cultural reading material published one after another. "Reviewing the Past" recalls and examines the past from today's perspective, and provides a reference for current survival and future development. The so-called "reviewing the past and learning the new". The content of "Reviewing the Past" generally includes the following three aspects: 1. Recollection of the past living conditions of mankind; 2. Historical examination and reflection; 3. Review of historical and cultural relics and legacy texts.

"Reviewing the Past" is a kind of historical and cultural reading material published one after another. "Reviewing the Past" recalls and examines the past from today's perspective, and provides a reference for current survival and future development. The so-called "reviewing the past and learning the new". The content of "Reviewing the Past" generally includes the following three aspects: 1. Recollection of the past living conditions of mankind; 2. Historical examination and reflection; 3. Review of historical and cultural relics and legacy texts.

"Reviewing the Past" is a kind of historical and cultural reading material published one after another. Four volumes are published annually. "Reviewing the Past" recalls and examines the past from today's perspective, and provides a reference for current survival and future development. The so-called "reviewing the past and learning the new". This book expresses the remembrance of the past living conditions of mankind; the examination and reflection of history; and the review of historical and cultural relics and legacy texts. Human beings have always lived in the shadow of history. The projection of history can be far or near, as far as the faint footsteps of our primitive ancestors heading toward civilization, or as close as what happened just yesterday. We need to review the past because we are forgetful. Learning something new from the past is the purpose of reviewing the past. From "Reviewing the Past", careful readers can understand what kind of review we need. Confucius once said, "Reviewing the past will help you learn the new." Although it is as simple as words, it is like enlightenment...

"Reviewing the Past" is a historical and cultural reading material. 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". This book generally includes the following three aspects: (1) Recollection of the past living conditions of mankind; (2) Examination and reflection on history; (3) Review of historical and cultural relics and legacy texts.

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Human beings have always lived in the shadow of history. This projection is neither a gift from God nor the work of God, but comes from the important feature that distinguishes humans from animals-memory. The projection of history is both far and near, as far away as the vague footsteps of primitive ancestors heading toward civilization, and as far away as what happened just yesterday. The flow of time, day and night, not only takes away everything that has happened, but also everything that is happening and is about to happen, and merges everything into the projection of history. The first person to realize the value of this projection was none other than our sage teacher Confucius. His old saying, "Review the past and learn the new", although it is as simple as words, is like enlightenment. History is not only the destination of human activities, but also the source of wisdom for the future. When it comes to the relationship between history and reality, the British writer Orwell's expression is more straightforward. He said: Whoever controls history controls the present.

Human beings have always lived in the shadow of history. This projection is neither a gift from God nor the work of God, but comes from the important feature that distinguishes humans from animals-memory. The projection of history is both far and near, as far away as the vague footsteps of primitive ancestors heading toward civilization, and as far away as what happened just yesterday. The flow of time, day and night, not only takes away everything that has happened, but also everything that is happening and is about to happen, and merges everything into the projection of history. The first person to realize the value of this projection was none other than our sage teacher Confucius. His old saying, "Review the past and learn the new", although it is as simple as words, is like enlightenment. History is not only the destination of human activities, but also the source of wisdom for the future. When it comes to the relationship between history and reality, the British writer Orwell's expression is more straightforward. He said: Whoever controls history controls the present.

Human beings have always lived in the shadow of history. This projection is neither a gift from God nor the work of God, but comes from the important feature that distinguishes humans from animals-memory. The projection of history is both far and near, as far away as the vague footsteps of primitive ancestors heading toward civilization, and as far away as what happened just yesterday. The flow of time, day and night, not only takes away everything that has happened, but also everything that is happening and is about to happen, and merges everything into the projection of history. The first person to realize the value of this projection was none other than our sage teacher Confucius. His old saying, "Review the past and learn the new", although it is as simple as words, is like enlightenment. History is not only the destination of human activities, but also the source of wisdom for the future. When it comes to the relationship between history and reality, the British writer Orwell's expression is more straightforward. He said: Whoever controls history controls the present.

Human beings have always lived in the shadow of history. This projection is neither a gift from God nor the work of God, but comes from the important feature that distinguishes humans from animals-memory. The projection of history is both far and near, as far away as the vague footsteps of primitive ancestors heading toward civilization, and as far away as what happened just yesterday. The flow of time, day and night, not only takes away everything that has happened, but also everything that is happening and is about to happen, and merges everything into the projection of history. The first person to realize the value of this projection was none other than our sage teacher Confucius. His old saying, "Review the past and learn the new", although it is as simple as words, is like enlightenment. History is not only the destination of human activities, but also the source of wisdom for the future. When it comes to the relationship between history and reality, the British writer Orwell's expression is more straightforward. He said: Whoever controls history controls the present.

The ultimate result of reading history is to be able to gain some insights and experience from it, and to integrate history with your own thoughts, only then can you truly understand history. Reading history requires a certain amount of knowledge. Don't be blinded by certain historical conclusions and historical phenomena, and re-examine these historical phenomena; you must change some traditional narratives of history and have a clear understanding of them; you must be good at summarizing corresponding laws and drawing certain conclusions based on your own experience and the historical background at that time; you must also step out of your own daily life experience and view history at a higher level; you must learn to combine the historical knowledge and wisdom you read with your own real life, and be able to fully apply it. If you can do this, although you cannot truly understand history, you can still be considered to be able to "understand history."

This book is the first collection of essays by Wei Xin, a young scholar and the youngest speaker of Baijia Lecture Forum. The first part mainly talks about various things in ancient times, including the gains and losses of emperors, generals and ministers, as well as the love and hate of talented men and beautiful ladies. The second part contains some notes on gods and monsters, which are humorous and enlightening to today's people. The third part is the author's recollection of cultural phenomena and memories of past events. The fourth part is the evaluation of social phenomena. Overall, this book is a dark humor from a geek author. If you are a heavy reader, you should not miss this collection of "bad taste" that makes people laugh.

If there were newspapers and magazines about the emperors in that year, how many reports would have appeared recording their experiences and thoughts? Just thinking about it makes me want to read it quickly. Then, let the reporter, no, the author, Gao Cheng, who collects historical events, report all this. "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.

Wanli and even the Ming Dynasty itself are a body of contradictions, both complex and single, both glorious and dark. He reigned for forty-eight years, but the famous reform in history launched by Zhang Juzheng, the chief minister, was gradually abolished, so the promised "ZTE" became a reflection of the Ming Dynasty's demise; the results of the victorious "Wanli Three Great Expeditions" under his leadership made history shine, but the process was so exciting that the Ming Dynasty suffered internal losses and almost vomited blood; commercial liberalization of GDP was prosperous, but serious land annexation led to class conflicts.

The twentieth century brought the greatest hope imaginable to mankind, but it was also an era of extremes that destroyed all ideals. Hobsbawm remembers the century from which we come with the incisive insights of a professional historian and the passionate care of active participants. From the catastrophic 1914, to the golden 1960s, and even the devastating 1991, this is a short history of the 20th century, the life of a macro-historian, and a story of a world in which you and I have lived for a long or short time, in a deep or shallow way.

Everyone is the creator of history, a participant in history, a witness of history, and should also be a recorder and writer of history. This is the concept that the New History Cooperative has adhered to since the beginning. "History Carnival 2013" took "I write my history" as its theme. From celebrities to ordinary people, they took the stage to share "my history". As the "History Carnival 2013" and the annual special issue of the New History Cooperative, the articles we will see include the writings of writers, the reflections of historians, and the explorations of middle school students. However, a common feature is that they no longer submerge themselves in the torrent of history and hide themselves under grand narratives, but record their own life trajectories as "a noble person."

The title of the book "Chasing the Past and Reminiscing the Present" is not a clerical error in the commonly said "Chasing the Past and Reminiscing the Past". Today, we live in a great era of rejuvenation of the Chinese nation. The foundation of rejuvenation is five thousand years of glory. Everyone is responsible for revival, which requires everyone to understand and love history. Regrettably, some Chinese people today do not know much about Chinese history, and they still say: "What era has it been!" The title of the book "Chasing the Past and Reconciling the Present" puts "Chasing the Past" in the front, deliberately highlighting "Chasing the Past", which is a friendly reminder. It is also a solemn appeal: "Chasing the Past and Reconciling the Present" also has another meaning. Specifically, using the perspective of historical materialism, it is logical and not far-fetched to allow positive and negative experiences to release positive energy as the times advance.

This book truly, vividly and meticulously discloses, displays and interprets the secret, classic, tortuous and representative emotional journeys and influences of nearly two hundred celebrities of all ages in China. The indulgences of kings, the lofty sentiments of heroes, the charm and passion of literary men, and other kinds of abnormal personal relationships - this book has written all kinds of men and women in Chinese history, and all kinds of emotions between men and women. This book has wonderful stories, vivid characters, full of emotions, rich content, beautiful language, popular expressions, and rich philosophy, so it has the functions of being interesting, knowledgeable, and inspirational.

The whistle sounded, and the shrill scream tore the silent night to pieces. The prisoners of war climbed up from the bunks like corpses, buttocks touching buttocks, heads touching heads, hurriedly putting on clothes and shoes. There were no lights in the No. 6 House, but it was not dark. The long-bright lamp on the south wall and the searchlight on the watchtower passed through the iron-barred doors and windows, throwing soft yellow light and snow-white light into the room. The iron gate was opened with a bang, and the prisoners of war were sitting in front of the bunks, their faces facing the iron gate straight up, like two rows of dead tree stumps. The 586th Brigade of the 60th Army. Meng Xinze, the commander of the artillery battalion of the 93rd Regiment, stood at the forefront, and the light of the searchlight made him unable to open his eyes...

Chinese literati have a peculiar quality. Whether they are famous or minor, whether they are good or bad, it should be said that 90.9% Of them are committed to maintaining the Chinese culture for thousands of years, and they will never dare to let this thread of incense be cut off in their own hands. For Chinese literati, fame, wealth, prestige, and praise are temporary. Only works that sparkle your wisdom, activate your thoughts, and, of course, reveal your talent are permanent. This is also the reason why weak Chinese literati were ultimately able to be spiritually superior to powerful emperors such as Qin Shi Huang, Emperor Wu of Han, Zhu Yuanzhang, and Kang, Yong, and Qian. "A Literary Man Encounters an Emperor" maintains Li Guowen's consistent characteristic of "expressing one's heart directly". The writing is sharp and open and close, and expresses the author's unique interpretation of imperial power, status and honor freely and vividly.

"Re-Talk about National Character" mainly focuses on the actions of monarchs, ministers, warlords, elites, and ordinary people in modern China. Mr. Zhang Ming dug deep into the historical fragments left by these people and re-examined them from a third-party perspective. He neither bleached nor discredited them. He tried his best to restore the appearance of various historical figures and reproduce the actual situation of major and minor events at that time, so that the national character that is closer to reality can emerge. Without understanding the national character of modern China, it is difficult to understand China today. What Mr. Zhang Ming said and discussed all started from common sense of human life, observed from unexpected angles, and revealed the neglected distortions in history in a light-hearted tone. His reasoning was thorough and his thoughts were profound, allowing people to read a historical enlightenment.

This book collects a large amount of convincing historical information and introduces the other side of some historical figures that have been profiled by later generations that is unknown to the public, so that readers can understand that they are also flesh-and-blood people with both advantages and disadvantages, and then have a deeper and objective understanding of these historical figures and establish a more complete view of history.

This is the essence of decades of historical writing by Wu Manlanjiang, the chief lecturer of Zhiqu history. It follows the author's consistent easy-to-understand, humorous, and witty style, peeling off the scraps and fragments of history to explain power, human nature, love, life, differences, elegance, anecdotes... History is in the details, human nature is in the details, 988 informative and colorful histories, each of which is said to slightly change your worldview.

Read thousands of books and travel thousands of miles. Mao Zedong's reading and writing of history lies in appropriate application. He traveled all over the country in his life. After liberation, every time I went out, I had to bring a map of China to find the route and direction; every time I had a meeting, I had to consult a large number of books in the local library; every time I went to a place, I had to read local chronicles and books about local history and culture, and have conversations and emotional exchanges with local people. This is also the uniqueness of reading history, and it is also a way for him to continuously deepen his study of history. Although many of Mao Zedong's comments on history are just fragments or even gossip in daily life, they can reflect how this historical man used history, which is just right.

Mao Zedong was familiar with history, one of which was the long story of the Eastern Zhou Dynasties, that is, from the time when King Ping of Zhou moved the capital to Luoyang to the time when Emperor Qin Shihuang began. The Six Classics are all history. He has read ancient books since he was a child, such as "The Analects", "Mencius", "Zhuangzi", etc.; He has also read all the works of various pre-Qin writers.

This book will take you into a rich and colorful world of literature and history, explaining each event in detail. Rich pictures and text materials, more than a thousand entries, and a capacity of more than 500,000 words will take you to relive historical memories. Let us look at history from another angle. Reading history is also full of fun.

This book includes nine major parts: daily necessities, clothing, delicacies, fruits and vegetables, good times and festivals, folk customs, official titles, proverbs, and title inheritance. Involving more than two hundred inventions, discoveries, development stories and historical facts, covering all aspects of life. There are interesting allusions and legends such as "Shou Tao", "Ghost", "Long Live", etc., As well as rich entertainment life. Not only can you learn about the spread of traditional folk customs, but you can also learn about the changes in everything in the world. As details and common sense in life, this book will take you into the tunnel of history, share interesting new things, and increase your conversation topics after dinner.

This book contains historical articles by the famous scholar Mr. Zhang Yuanji. He draws from classics and history, quotes from other sources, and is smooth and profound, casual and ingenious, and writes essays with generous handwriting.

"Notes on Okinawa" written by Kenzaburo Oe is a long essay in which the author attempts to think about the following questions: How did the modern country called "Japan" come into being? As a result of modernization, what kind of existence does it have in the world, especially in neighboring countries? Is it really powerful? Have the Japanese truly learned the tragic lessons of their defeat? Therefore, the author turned his focus to Okinawa. How did the country called Ryukyu become incorporated into Japan? The author writes about the relationship between Okinawa and the people of Okinawa Prefecture and Japan and the Japanese in the modern history of Japan, especially the Battle of Okinawa in which Okinawa, Japan's only ground battlefield, was attacked by the United States during Japan's war of aggression. He also discussed the postwar survival of Okinawa as a U. S. Military base and the residents of Okinawa Prefecture returned by the United States. In the book, the author constantly asks: "What is a Japanese? Can you turn yourself into a Japanese who is not that Japanese?" This "bleak introspection" has been criticized by the Japanese political right as a "self-abuse" view of history. "Okinawa Notes" and therefore was pushed to the court.

In the five thousand years of Chinese civilization, what talents are most indispensable? All kinds of people! There are a lot of ancestors, what is the most indispensable thing? Wisdom! From the pre-Qin Dynasty to the Song, Yuan, Ming and Qing dynasties, historical figures from all dynasties and generations have come forward to speak out. In just one or two hundred words, they have explained in detail the unique and astonishing wisdom for survival. This book covers five aspects: life, politics, work, speaking, and the art of life. Through sixteen topics and nearly a thousand historical passages, this book will lead you to appreciate the survival philosophy and wisdom remedies revealed by these shrewd ancestors in the face of complex environments.

"Apocalypse of China's Native Civilization" is the latest historical work by Sun Haohui, author of the epic masterpiece "The Qin Empire". This is a book that attempts to clarify the history of Chinese civilization in the first 3,000 years. The author started from the awareness of the problem of why China has a pale civilization consciousness and why it does not have its own right to speak about civilization. After more than ten years of research and thinking, while creating "The Qin Empire", he formed his own theoretical system and compiled it into the three-volume "Revelation of China's Native Civilization (all 3 volumes)". "Apocalypse of Chinese Native Civilization (3 volumes)" proposes the concept of Chinese native civilization for the first time, rewrites the history of China's first 3,000 civilizations, carefully sorts out the seven major historical leaps in Chinese history before the Qin Empire, and summarizes the five major survival experiences of the Chinese nation.

"In Search of Wealth and Power: Yan Fu and the West" is a highly reputable and widely influential work written by the famous American sinologist Schwartz on the history of modern Chinese philosophy and political thought. With his unique perspective and method, the author makes people re-understand Yan Fu as a fascinating critic of Western thought through in-depth analysis of Yan Fu's life, translation, and writing, and further reveals the relationship between the evolution of Chinese and Western thoughts in modern times. The author points out: From the perspective of traditional Chinese culture that has not experienced modernization changes, Yan Fu suddenly discovered and grasped the theme of "collective abilities" elaborated in European works, and discovered at least two secrets in European thought, namely, giving full play to all people's abilities and directing them to serve collective purposes.

"Apocalypse of China's Native Civilization" is the latest historical work by Sun Haohui, author of the epic masterpiece "The Qin Empire". For the first time, the concept of Chinese native civilization was proposed, the history of the first 3,000 Chinese civilizations was rewritten, the seven major historical leaps in Chinese history before the Qin Empire were carefully sorted out, and the five major survival experiences of the Chinese nation were summarized.

"Historical Friends" is a collection of historical essays by Mr. Xiong Zhaozheng. It contains more than 80 essays, divided into four volumes: Blessing China, The Power of Emperor Yan, Traveling Through the Green Mountains, People Are Not Old, and Green Mountains Still Remaining. The content includes a record of the new appearance since the founding of New China, a reminiscence of history and ancient people, a discussion of current culture, and a reflection on the relationship between man and nature. It reflects the author's progressive cultural pursuit, positive historical outlook, and responsible humanistic sentiments.

The author of "Half a History Book: Those Sisters in History 2" pertinently comments on the famous women in the harem during the periods of Emperors Yuan, Cheng, and Ai of the Han Dynasty. The writing style is humorous yet objective, and the historical materials are convincingly quoted. The reflections on historical events and characters are quite profound. The work is very readable. It can be called another masterpiece of "grassroots history". "Half a History Book: Those Sisters in History 2" is another historical masterpiece after Mingyue and Yuan Tengfei. Those historical stories that you don't know, those historical facts that you only know a little bit about, those secrets of beauties that you have been curious about for a long time, and those women who are full of controversy, you can get the answers in this book. What are you waiting for? Pick up this book quickly and find the answer.

In today's world environment, for China, facing Japan, which is always elusive and lies like a turtle in the Pacific Ocean, it needs to be vigilant, condemned, and peacefully coexisting. In "One Hundred Reasons", the author cited abundant examples to illustrate that China has one hundred reasons to condemn Japan and one hundred reasons to live in peace with Japan. If China wants to sweep away the humiliation and decadence of modern times and move towards a comprehensive national rejuvenation, it must pass the psychological threshold of Japan; to a large extent, this threshold will test whether China can become a mature modern country. At the same time, if Japan wants to eliminate loneliness and ambiguity and grow into a global power, it cannot bypass the moral threshold of China; in a sense, this threshold has become a touchstone for judging whether Japan can be recast as a country with political integrity. Therefore, these 100 reasons are given to China and Japan.