Traveling Through Chinese Historical Knowledge

"Traversing Chinese Historical Knowledge" - An Immortal's "Live Broadcast" for Five Thousand Years Wu Witness, a modern man who unexpectedly gained the ability to live forever, was forced to become a "camera" traveling through five thousand years of history. His rules are simple: you cannot die, but every time you die, you will randomly jump to a new dynasty; you can only watch as a marginal person, and you will never change the general trend of history. From the stone mover at the flood control site in the Xia Dynasty to the mountain gunner in the Shenzhen Special Economic Zone, he personally experienced 227 key scenes that determined the direction of China: handing a shovel to Dayu, carving typos in the oracle bone inscription workshop of the Shang Dynasty, serving as a translator for Qin Shihuang, witnessing Yue Fei receiving the gold medal, and witnessing the bloody fingerprints of Xiaogang Village... He recorded the background, process, and results of each event from a first-person perspective, and wrote "upgraded insights" at the end of each article - that is historical wisdom accumulated over five thousand years. This is not a time-travel novel, and the protagonist does not have a golden finger; nor is it an academic work, but it is more vivid than a textbook. The 23 chapters of the book run through the Xia and Shang Dynasties to the reform and opening up, using the humorous writing style of "Those Things in the Ming Dynasty" to tell the true historical core of all living beings. You will see how systems shape civilization, how human nature struggles with power, and how ordinary people make choices in the great era. Open this book and you will become a fellow traveler of Wu's testimony. 227 Historical scenes, a never-ending questioning: Where do we come from? Why are we who we are today?