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Eight Hundred Years of the Zhou Dynasty
The Eight Hundred Years of Zhou Dynasty is a grand epic. The Zhou Dynasty rose in the western border. King Wen laid the foundation, King Wu defeated Zhou, and the battle of Muye established the empire. The Duke of Zhou followed up by making rituals and music, and established an order based on enfeoffment and patriarchal rule that "everything in the world belongs to the king." He created a paradigm of Chinese civilization with virtue, rituals and music as the core. However, King You "played wit
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Three Sovereigns and Five Emperors of Chinese Prehistoric Civilization
This article explores in depth the dawn of Chinese civilization—the Three Sovereigns and Five Emperors period. In that distant era, the ancestors fought hard and created the cornerstone of Chinese civilization. From the Sui Man's wisdom in making fire and Shen Nong's taste of grass, to the Yellow Emperor's battle with Chiyou and Dayu's exploits in flood control, these oral legends are not only myths, but also the source of the spirit of our Chinese nation. Through the description of this period
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The Nine Tripods Audit Chronicles: The Iron Ledger of the Ancient Ruler
In the dawn of Chinese civilization, numbers were more than symbols for calculation: they were the standards by which the realm was measured. From Yi Yin auditing the tribute owed to Shang Tang, to Fu Yue, once a humble laborer, reforming the bureaucracy; from the Duke of Zhou establishing rites, music, and institutions, to Guan Zhong strengthening Qi through “clear laws and careful accounting”; from Tian Ying’s precise calculations of market profits, to Fan Li’s “Jiran methods” for enriching th
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