History Live: Taking Stock of the Prodigal Second Generations

People who understand history cannot read this book.

At least you can read it, the sentences are fluent, and it looks much better than some, right? Are you done?

From a starting point, I think it's okay. I also like to read historical texts, but there are some historical texts that are particularly easy to collapse. The bigger the frame is, the harder it will be to control it later. In the early stage, you can still follow the historical context, but the butterfly effect caused by changes is a storm within your frame. The bigger the frame, the harder it is to control.

You can continue writing. I recommended the audio version on Baidu and then searched it. This subject is very new, so I can't say it's a big hit, but it's a hit.

This subject has been written badly by studios now. There was still some market for it last year and two years ago. Historical articles are easy to write, but particularly difficult to write. Novices can write some unofficial history, and historical issues that are difficult to verify are eye-catching. Professionals need to check information and knowledge reserves, as well as their own thinking about society. Come on.