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"On Sea Power" is Alfred Thayer Mahan's work on the history of naval warfare and the theory of sea power. In this book, Mahan epoch-makingly proposed the concept of "sea power", elevating the control of the ocean to a strategic level that determines the rise and fall of a country. He believed that sea power and the rise and fall of a country share weal and woe, and maritime interests were crucial to the strength of a country. At the same time, he advocated vigorously developing the navy, developing the merchant fleet, developing maritime trade, and building naval bases and commercial ports. This book interprets the view of "sea power supremacy" from six perspectives: geographical location, natural structure, national territory, population, national characteristics, and government nature. As a masterpiece of sea power, this book also has literary qualities. It objectively and vividly reproduces the process of previous naval battles, expresses praise for those outstanding naval generals without revealing anything, and elaborates on the role of sea power in the development of history, especially the development of world history from the geographical discovery in 1660 to the end of the American Revolutionary War in 1784. It also discusses some necessary factors for sea power. The book attracted attention as soon as it was published. The United States, Japan, Germany, the former Soviet Union and other countries have successively used it as a guide for formulating national development strategies. Since Mahan's death, two world wars and changes in the world's strategic pattern have fully verified the view of sea power theory.

Thousands of acres of fertile land, hundreds of slaves, a wealthy mansion... Li Xiuyuan traveled through time and became the eldest young master of a landlord's family. He had no ambition and originally planned to be a prodigal son, a dandy disciple, teasing beauties and wearing bright clothes to anger horses. Until one day he suddenly discovered that his home was in Guobei County, and there was a Lanruo Temple outside the county...

This is the story of a graduate student majoring in ancient Chinese who was repeatedly downtrodden on his way to employment. He returned to the middle of the Ming Dynasty and entered the body of a young child in a mountain village. The dull father, the fierce mother, the best relative of Yi Shui, the farmhouse has a lot of troubles. Fortunately, we have thousands of years of history, four books, five classics and eight-legged essays, and our majors are relevant. Who would say that it is difficult to produce a noble son from a poor family. When the national power rises, it will be governed by the arch; Laws and regulations are lax and official discipline is lax; There are a few treacherous ministers and some Japanese pirates; But generally speaking, it can be said that this is a fertile ground for the freedom of scholar-bureaucrats. The legend of the rise of a humble family grew from here. This article would like to pay tribute to all time travel classics. PS: The Rise of the Humble Family book club: 219, 803, 021; the Rise of the Humble Family full subscription group: 254, 292, 459. Welcome everyone to join the group to communicate with each other, and welcome everyone to communicate with me.

Han Xiao, a hardcore power leveler of "Xinghai", was thrown into the traveling army by the mysterious force from the east (zuo) side (zhe), and turned into an NPC with the player panel. He returned to "Xinghai" before the public beta, and resolutely chose the most difficult mechanical system. Battleships line up across the sea of ​​stars, star mechas are as powerful as dragons, nether energy cannons destroy the world, and the endless mechanical army is quietly waiting in the portable warehouse One person is an army! If the players hadn't appeared, this book would have been a serious theme of traveling through another world... As an NPC, a normal NPC has all the functions for players... Issuing tasks? Favorability adjustment? Teach skills? Hey, wait, I know all these players. Yes, the real world has returned to ten years ago. Group 2: 157302881 Three groups: 884339155 V group: 547599250 (requires 10,000 fans to be reviewed by management)

History has no ifs. But if history has what-ifs... If China's first expedition had not failed, what would have happened? Burma, Midway, Guadalcanal, Iwo Jima, Okinawa... Stilwell said: "Boys, I will take you all the way to Tokyo!"