Understand and Learn History

Why write a historical series? Is it because you like history? No. On the contrary, I am a science student, standard history illiteracy, and know almost nothing about history. I can't even tell which one came before the Sui Dynasty or the Ming Dynasty... What made me determined to study history? Half a year ago, a group of us went to climb Tiantai Mountain. Along the way, they were chatting about Emperor Yang of the Sui Dynasty and the Grand Canal, about Taizong and Guoqing Temple, and about the Xu Xiake Ancient Trail. We were so confused that we couldn't talk at all and could only laugh along. That won't work, I want to go home and make up for my mistakes. Not to explore the historical truth, but to straighten out the order of dynasties and learn relevant humanistic allusions. That's enough. Coincidentally, when I was collecting study materials, I accidentally discovered a summary by a master of history. He listed forty historical figures, linked end to end, from the Qin Dynasty to New China, covering more than two thousand years. I felt like I had found a treasure, as if I had accidentally glimpsed the table of contents of the "Sunflower Collection", so I practiced according to this table of contents. Haste makes waste, so I'll learn one lesson a week. My purpose in writing this series is to learn by writing, and sell what I learn now. Everything is fresh, freshly learned, and freshly processed. So, who is suitable to read this historical series of mine? Like me, people who know very little about history can get a general understanding of the historical framework through my "Learning History" series, just like reading a comic book.