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Today's topic
Why is China the only one in the world who likes to write history?
Some netizens replied that it was refreshing and suddenly realized!
This is a bit misleading, assuming that China has recorded 29 Halley's Comets. The reality is that China has recorded many comets, let's say 500, 29 of which were Halley's Comets. But no one in China knows that these 29 times are the same celestial body. Comets are particularly obvious celestial phenomena, and even the illiterate folk know about the broom star. Of course, China's record is also quite good.
Write a book and leave half of it, and pass it on to 50%. Write 10,000 books, leave 10 books, and pass on 0.1%.
South Korea: I hate you people who have records, and I can't even make them up.
No wonder the American history books are so thick, it turns out that even letters have to be written
In our Chinese vocabulary, these three are not the same thing.
It's a gap. We are very fortunate that we have a well-developed historiography.
Yesterday, I saw a Korean woman writing Korean with calligraphy, which can make people happy to death [covering her face]
It's okay, they are also troubled by reading history, it is better not to read it.
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There are also supernova explosions recorded during the Northern Song Dynasty. Shen Kuo Mengxi called it a guest star in his writings, which can be seen in the daytime.
It's so awesome, hundreds of years ago, the ancients didn't know what it was and didn't understand why it happened, but they just saw it and recorded it. Hundreds of years later, people speculate or observe what happened hundreds of years ago, and only to find a record in the historical records of hundreds of years ago, which is simply a dialogue across time.
People will list a bunch of authoritative papers from abroad. Yes, papers are more credible than archaeology. The funniest thing is the cross-references, which corroborate each other.
The original version has a description of the invasion of China, saying that Alexander defeated Qin Mugong and forced Qin Mugong to ride an elephant out to surrender, and finally abducted a female general under Qin Mugong who came to assassinate [laughing and crying]. Later, I found out that the Chinese have the habit of recording history, so I deleted this paragraph...
Straight to the letter, I will think of this allusion when I see these four words
The first time I saw the separation of history and history, I was refreshed and suddenly realized. Getting to the core!
The earliest historians were actually part-time heavenly officials
The calendar of history is the calendar
The Celestial Ruler, the Judge, and the Historian, should have been the Trinity at the beginning, and belonged to the core secrets of the earliest royal power
I didn't understand why the status of the historians of the ancient dynasty was so high, and I didn't understand why so many historical books were written.
This is a reasonable explanation.
So, why is it that only China likes to record history among so many civilizations in the world? Do you agree with the views of netizens? Welcome to express your opinions!