I Am Studying Archeology at Peking University

I read Chapter 21 in one go yesterday and couldn't stand it anymore. The popular science is too sparse and slows down the entire pace. Just like the video "Visiting the Yin Xu Museum" I saw at Xiaopo Station a few days ago. I was very excited at first, but then I fell asleep and woke up to the video having finished playing. The host and the professional commentator were constantly interacting, and there were questions to answer from netizens who were watching the live broadcast. They explained and introduced step by step, but due to time constraints, they could not explain in depth. The most important reference for archaeological topics is "Exploration and Discovery". Let's talk about the origin first. An event is introduced, then the archaeological team moves in, and then the excavation begins. The cultural relics discovered during the excavation are explained by experts. The audience's interest is actually in those cultural relics and the history behind them. Everything must revolve around the cultural relics. Due to the popularity of the Spring Festival Gala, Henan Satellite TV started to make efforts this year and launched "Hidden Details". I only found out about it after watching some new paragraphs edited by Xiaopo Station's official account. Then I went to watch it on TV and found that the video for a few minutes was pretty good. It looked quite interesting with the addition of some trendy elements such as emoticons and two-dimensional elements. But when the time was extended to half an hour (the ads in the middle can be skipped by fast forwarding), I felt that the trendy elements had reduced the viewing experience, and the weight of history was weakened a lot. The new version was not suitable for making long videos, it was just like a collection of jokes. The first 20 chapters of this book are similar to "Visiting the Yin Ruins Museum" and the newly edited version of "Hidden Details". There is too much information, the information is too fragmented, the attention is constantly diverted, and the brain is overloaded and eventually shuts down. Also, there are so many characters that I can't remember them, and they didn't leave a deep impression, even though all of them are big names in popular science. I suggest that the best way to popularize science is to use a large number of narration paragraphs, and the dialogue between characters to advance around the plot, and not to talk about history. Of course, archeology requires popular science, but it also requires presentation. At this time, direct cramming is more acceptable than fancy character explanations, because what is needed is to understand this information in a stable and heavy atmosphere. Cultural relics and history are the protagonists. No matter how awesome the archaeologists are, they are still tool men in the story. They use the archaeological excavations of archaeologists to bring cultural relics and history to the stage. There is another link in the story, which is the protagonist's presence and participation. Since the circle is not large, the protagonist can be aware of and participate in some ongoing archaeological activities through the social network between characters. Even a simple favor can lead to a piece of history. Finally, the protagonist is a time traveler, not a real 15-year-old boy. What exactly does he want to do and his ambitions should be explained clearly. I don't even know why the protagonist studies archeology. Is it for love? Emotions are personal, and resonance tests writing skills. I still like the protagonist to come into contact with major archaeological discoveries, and it's okay to publish papers and engage in verbal disputes. The summary is a sense of anticipation. I look forward to the time traveler embarking on a magical journey with constant highlights. On this basis, learn more about cultural relics and history. So let's study "The Reborn God-Level Academic Master" and why readers love reading its author Shui Wen.

As I was reading the book, suddenly I could only think of two words. . As a scholar, the relationships between some people in my hometown don't feel warm at all. Maybe it's not a good day to read novels.

The title of the book should be "History of the Relationship between Archaeological Figures in Modern China". The writing is so professional, 👍👍👍👍😁😁

Peking University, Tsinghua University, the talent market in the United States

Monthly tickets and recommendation votes have all been given to me. Please improve. The author does not need to change some people. This type of book is relatively niche. Come on, come on.

I've read Chapter 10. There are a lot of things I don't want to know. I want to see how the interview goes. After waiting for chapter after chapter, a supporting character comes and introduces his life. During the interview, he can explain the history of Peking University. Starting from the first chapter, the explanation is endless, and several people explain it. This is really showing off. No wonder the data is low, because the author's strengths lie in writing biographies, travel notes, and county annals.

Awesome, I give it a thumbs up, the writing skills and story rhythm are excellent. It's bound to be a big hit!

The writing is fine, but as it goes on, the pyrotechnics, or the elegance of the online writing, becomes less and less. The long paragraphs of information and character introductions are a headache to read. The author can learn from some writing methods of Xia Xue Ba Wen, and cannot always be so flat. After all, we are here to have fun, come on

Boss, please rename this book Memory of the Forbidden City. I guess the data is better than yours now 😅

I came here to watch the online literature and enjoy it, not to take classes. If I want to popularize science and want to pay tribute, feel free to do so. But if you hold me down and bow to me, is it a bit too much? 😒

The third golden chapter only introduces the history and heritage of Peking University, but the storytelling is poor.

I have the same major, but I am not worthy of Peking University. I went to a poor university that is one word bigger than Peking University. It is said that the major is ranked second, but I believe it. However, I found that reading novels about the same major is very painful. I felt suffocated by the instructor who pressed my head and rubbed it on the ground with "Have you finished reading the paper?" 2333

I wrote 20 chapters in one interview. If it were another novel, it would definitely be bad, but this novel made me choke.

I feel like I'm not reading a novel, I'm reading literature

I ordered it from Chapter 136, and I regret it very much. During this period, there was a long period of dating, and dozens of Zhangs were taking care of students. It's like selling sheep's meat to dog's head. Only at the last moment did we start archeology. I came here for archeology, so I was a little disappointed, as a lot of it was just popular science. It feels like the money spent is not worth it.

History is vast and boundless and cannot be covered in detail.

This is not a novel, it is a history of Peking University

This kind of novel is really rare. After all, the ones I want to read about archeology now are all about tomb robbing. But I have read more than 80 pieces, and I don't know how the author wrote the latter part. The first part is really boring, maybe it is just like the days of archeology at Peking University. For me, I am looking forward to seeing and understanding more archaeological-related knowledge or stories, but so far, it is basically an introduction to the relationships between various characters. Furthermore, there are too many things that the author wants to express and cannot be arranged reasonably It seems that most of the introduction of these character relationships can be omitted or some separate information chapters can be opened. Writing like this now feels like reading a brief personal history. After all, you are writing a novel, so you must set up some exciting climaxes. Other novels are revenge upgrades, so you can write more about excavation of ruins and rescuing cultural relics. In this way, if you insert some information about the characters you want to introduce in the middle, it will not be so boring to read, and it should be easier for you to write it yourself. Occasionally, the plot is a kind of buffer for the author and the reader. The above are some personal opinions. The author must have thought about these after writing for such a long time, but this kind of book is really rare, so I am posting it to share.

A combination of Baidu Encyclopedia and Long Aotian, nothing to see.

The main plot advances too slowly, and the protagonist becomes a tool to introduce the stories of historical figures. For example, the chapter about the Western Regions of the Tang Dynasty can be summarized in one sentence. The protagonist meets Zhou Yiliang. No wonder others say you are stupid. It is so thankless to do so much research.

A few snapshots of the 3rd Archaeological Conference, Mr. Li Boqian and a lecture. Just to support the author, I am very surprised to see a professional author writing a book, and it is very professional. It can be seen that the author has worked hard. I read the chapters in one day and I have a lot of emotions. I just lament that the book's performance is not good and I am already a eunuch. I understand, after all, people have to eat. I have seen three professional archaeological novels, and all three are eunuchs😂 I can only say that this type is really unlucky and unpopular

After waiting for a long time, I didn't expect that he was still a eunuch.

Is this book a complete mess?

When will it be updated? I haven't watched it yet. I'm afraid it won't be updated by then 😭

The book is a good one, but it's a pity that it's a bit professional at the end