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Tang Taizong Li Shimin once said: "If a husband takes copper as a mirror, he can wear a crown; with history as a mirror, he can know the rise and fall." ”
The most fascinating part of history is that it all really happened. This is something we can learn from and can open up our pattern. The following 10-point history books are from Xiaobai to professional books, mainly about Chinese history.
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" data-track="5" >1, "Half-hour Comic Chinese History"</h1>
This should be considered an entry to history, suitable for children to see, but also suitable for history whites. Definitely recommended for anyone who wants to get a first look at history.
I've always thought that how well a person learns a subject depends on how interested he really is, and the other factors are all nonsense.
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" data-track="13" >2</h1>
It's also an interesting book that specializes in how ancient people lived. Words and deeds, eating and drinking Lasa, marriage and funeral, marriage and funeral... "The Daily Life of Ancient People" is divided into two books, covering life, diet, culture, emotion, society, workplace, family, work, encyclopedia, diet, culture, justice, etc.
The ancients did not have toilet paper, how to go to the toilet? The opening chapter reminds people of the emperor who died because of falling into the toilet, and Jin Jinggong thus became the first monarch in history to die in the toilet. Dung diggers were still a high-paying profession in the Tang Dynasty. During the Ming and Qing dynasties, manure mill needles dried manure into fertilizer and sold to farmers for profit. The rich area eats well, the feces are of high quality, the fertility is sufficient, and it can be sold at a good price. As a result, dung men often fight over the "high-end market".
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" data-track="20" >3</h1>
Among the larger dynasties in history, the strangest is the Ming Dynasty. The emperors of the Ming Dynasty only had the first three Zhu Yuanzhang, Zhu Yunwen, and Zhu Di, who were more familiar, and most of the emperors in the back were unfamiliar. All you see are "eunuchs holding certificates", "foreign relatives monopolizing power", and "emperors do not go to the dynasty". But this side of the book is interesting. If the fifteen years of Wanli's literary style is calm and self-sustaining, then this is interesting.
It's a very symbolic scene. The yellow books that once made daming rivers and mountains forever were torn apart one by one in the wind and rain. Confetti flew over the back lake, and the household registration of trillions of Daming people was reduced to armor and firearms, in a way that destroyed themselves, trying to become the last hope of saving the dynasty.
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" data-track="25" >4</h1>
This records anecdotes from the Han and Wei dynasties to the Eastern Jin Dynasty, in which the personality characteristics of the Famous Wei and Jin Dynasties such as Qiyi, Ren Zhi, and Jian Ao are depicted in a profound and stylish manner, and their various pursuits and hobbies are also vivid.
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" data-track="29" >5, Chinese history Zhang Yinlin Douban 9.6</h1>
From the Shang Dynasty to the Eastern Han Dynasty, more than 1,600 years ago. The author's words are particularly ethereal, and this is my biggest feeling about reading this book. Without the difficulty of history, you will experience the elegance of literature.
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" data-track="49" >6, Song Huizong: one person under the heavens</h1>
In the history of the Song Dynasty, Emperor Huizong of Song should be regarded as the most special one. The signature designed by Emperor Huizong of Song was "One Man under Heaven"
Because he was captured by the Jurchens and died in a foreign land, the history books mostly recorded as "failed emperors". But the Song Dynasty during the reign of Emperor Huizong of Song was almost the most advanced country in the world and also pushed culture to the top. Song Huizong loved art, he was proficient in gold stones, loved painting, calligraphy was invincible, also understood insects, birds and flowers, advocated tea art, and even had a very high level in porcelain firing.
He created his own thin gold body, thin and crisp, with the beauty of curved gold and broken iron. He set up a court painting academy, and Zhang Zeduan, the author of the world-famous painting "Qingming On the River Map", and Wang Ximeng, the author of "A Thousand Miles of Rivers and Mountains", were all from the palace.
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" data-track="50" >7, Zhi Song: A History of the Great Song Written for Daughters</h1>
But looking at the title of the book, you will mistakenly think that it is a popular science book. In fact, the "daughter" here should at least be a college student according to the present. Whenever I see "dear daughter" at the beginning, it is a bit contradictory.
The author selects 25 highly representative historical allusions and expounds the political system of the Song Dynasty, including the law of the ancestors, the co-rule of the virtual king, the Taiwan consultation system, the civil official system, and so on.
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" data-track="51" >8, elaborate on the Song Dynasty</h1>
This book is a relatively objective point of view, and the behavior of each historical figure is studied under the historical situation at that time, and the overall perspective is very objective.
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" data-track="53" >9, the Republic of China in the depths of history</h1>
The history of the Republic of China is comprehensive, true and thorough. A computer engineer wrote a history book with clear organization and humorous writing. The years of blood and tears in the Republic of China are told.
< h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" data-track="56" >10, historical temperature</h1>
The author, Zhang Wei, was first published one by one on new media platforms, and only after accumulating later did he publish the book. This book is not suitable for historical research, but it is suitable for fragmented reading.