Travel Through History and Talk About Ancient People

History is vast, and several official and unofficial histories are just a few small waves in the ocean. If you want to know more about history, you have to go deep into the folk and listen to the rumors and anecdotes told by the elders. As the saying goes: "If you want to know the truth about the imperial court, you must ask Gao Shanyi Lao." This is a sentence said by someone who wrote unofficial history, and it makes sense. Since writing the article, the author has paid more attention to collecting rural unofficial histories that have not been included in the book. Because I have worked at the grassroots level for more than ten years, I have the convenience to go to the countryside and talk to the people. By the way, I also ask some "old things" and let some older people talk about "ancient times". Over the past few years, I have collected and compiled many folk rumors. These stories have not been recorded in any book. Therefore, I call these stories "traveling through history and talking about ancient people". The things described in this book are anecdotes, so they are different from official history and unofficial history. Most of the stories in this book reflect the sentiments of the common people, and more of them promote truth, goodness and beauty, and lash out against falsehood, evil and ugliness. Some historical figures may have been deified, but that is understandable. People admire heroes and naturally want to give them a good home. The ocean of history is boundless, and heroes appear in every generation. It is difficult to record everything in official history, so we can talk about the ancients through history. Without further ado, please enjoy your tea with the book.