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Recently, Chen Wuyan's latest historical theme work, "Suddenly Enlightened History of China", was published by Shanghai Literature and Art Publishing House. The book provides practical perspectives and interpretations, advocating substantive and rational thinking.
This book tells the ambitions and historical merits of the qin emperor Han Wu, Tang Zong Song Zu and other figures in feudal society, and shows the life choices and fate of the generals.
At the same time, it looks across the world and outlines the position of the dynasty in the world. Go deep into the specific historical context, distinguish between the erroneous and specious views, transcend historical time and space, and explore the rise and fall cycle of history. The language is easy to understand, easy and interesting, thinking in a unique way, analysis whipped into it.
[Reporter's Recommendation]
People have two dilemmas in reading history: one is to have standard answers, like reading middle school textbooks; the other is to have no answers, look at flowers in the fog, and the stories of the ancients have nothing to do with me. Therefore, how history is read is particularly important. The author of this book gives his own answer based on the experience of reading history, which makes people feel empowered after reading it.
2. What is the truth of history? The author makes a comprehensive analysis of each historical question on the basis of verifying historical materials, more of a statement of historical facts, rather than imposing personal ideas on the reader.
3. The author uses an easy-to-understand way to deconstruct different historical views from a new perspective, helping you grasp the hand behind history and thoroughly understand the past, present and future of history.
[About the Author]
Chen Wuyan, a native of Xi'an, Shaanxi. He is good at disseminating knowledge of literature, history, philosophy and other knowledge in a witty and humorous way, and has published many articles in magazines such as "Inside and Outside the Classroom" and "Ankang Literature". He has published books such as "Young Ande Grows Up" and "Confucius, Life Is Not a Hard Journey".
Text/Guangzhou Daily, New Flower City Reporter: Wu Bo
Photo/ Guangzhou Daily, Xinhuacheng reporter: Wu Bo
Video/Guangzhou Daily Xinhuacheng Reporter: Wu Bo
Correspondent: Hua Wenxuan
Guangzhou Daily New Flower City Editor: Li Yani