At that time the Han Dynasty . Those Things in the Han Dynasty , Those Things in the Tang Dynasty

The history of the Tang Dynasty is not like smoke, who is the author of "I forgot.,It's pretty good to write.,It's also worth a look.,But this author is more picky.,The first part was written to the end and left a few chapters that were not made public on the Internet.,Although the second part is **.,But I can't continue to read the chapters without those chapters.,The third and fourth parts can't be found directly on the Internet.,I saw the first part last year and found out this fucking problem.,It's very depressing.。 You say change a copy to read, I really haven't found a better looking one than this when I write about the Tang Dynasty, if you don't change it, you have to spend money to buy books, Lao Tzu has no spare money to buy when he goes to school, so he can only wait until he has enough money to buy it. As for what you said about "Those Things in the Tang Dynasty" and "What the hell was going on in the Tang Dynasty", I haven't read it, so I don't dare to draw conclusions, so I have time to take a look.

If the landlord has a lot of money, it is recommended to buy "Tang History is Not as Good as Smoke" to see.

At that time, I was watching "Han Dynasty", I watched 80% of it, it was very well written, I especially liked it, and it was very, very worth watching! But two days ago, I found a problem.,The last two chapters of the last book of this set of books (probably) are not available online.,Anyway, I didn't find it for a long time.,But it doesn't matter.,It's not broken in the middle.。 Highly recommend the landlord to take a look.

"The history of the Tang Dynasty is not as good as the smoke of the ear".: Humor without losing depth, humor is more profound,The author uses a light brush stroke to tell the story of the prosperous Tang Dynasty, which not only presents a magnificent and atmospheric view of history, but also inadvertently outlines the historical details in the big history, and shows the vertical and horizontal planes of the Tang Dynasty together in front of us with a unique eye, and restores the most real people and things in the Tang Dynasty to us.

"Those in the Tang Dynasty are noisy".: The history of winter snow is wonderful. From the founding emperor of the Tang Dynasty Li Yuan.

Born to write, to Li Shimin.

Until he ascended the throne, he described in detail the difficult entrepreneurial process of Sun Lingbu in the founding of the Tang Dynasty. Jinyang raised troops, pacified Qin Liang, marched into Shanxi, fought Luoyang, fought a decisive battle against Tiger Pass, conquered Liu Heimin in the east, and stepped on Jianghuai, and the Li Tang Dynasty fought invincible opponents all over the world; Xue Ju, Li Rail, Li Mi, Dou Jiande, Wang Shichong, Du Fuwei and other heroes from all walks of life will sing and I will appear; There are also two suspicious cases of Liu Wenjing's rebellion in the early years of the Tang Dynasty and the Xuanwumen change of fratricidal brothers.

Tang History is Not as Good as Smoke" author profile.

Qu Changchun, a journalist, lives in Beijing and graduated from Zhejiang University in 2002.

Master's degree, in the same year into the ** TV station. Long-term attention to China's lottery industry, known as the industry as "the first person to comment on the lottery". Since childhood, he has been fond of history and literature, and has devoted himself to the writing of popular history, and is very interested in the history of the Tang Dynasty.

It advocates a humanized way of writing history, and examines and interprets history from a modern perspective. He has published books such as "Water Margin Turns Out to Be Interesting".

"Those Things in the Han Dynasty" is undoubtedly a work that follows the trend, and the level is not small from "Ming Dynasty". If "Ming Dynasty" is to see the essence through phenomena, then "Han Dynasty" can only be said to be about facts. In the "Ming Dynasty", there are a lot of "how to refine", such as "how the famous generals are refined", "how the landlord is refined", "how the eunuch is refined", etc., these are highly refined and summarized for historical phenomena and laws, and then there are detailed explanations of the ancient system in the "Ming Dynasty", such as the imperial examination, ** grade, etc., these relatively boring but knowledge-rich things are interspersed in the story by the author with popular and funny language, which also complements each other and allows readers to really increase their knowledge.

These are relatively lacking in "The Han Dynasty", "Those Things in the Han Dynasty" is mainly talking about things, and it is from a historical and inevitable perspective.

Still, to be fair, it's pretty good. Although some people think that the story is not new and the characters are face-painted, however, history is history, and it has become inevitable that there will be an ending, and the so-called novelty is nothing more than all kinds of inferences and speculations, and even assumptions and jokes, which sound amazing but not very significant. Although no official history can restore the real history, it is actually a kind of greatest respect for history by judging things on the facts, and analyzing history from this viewpoint can best see the reason for the inevitability.

For example, in the first part of "Han Dynasty", the main thing is to reveal the reason for the inevitable result of the Chu and Han hegemony, that is, why history chose Liu Bang and gave up Xiang Yu

After reading "Those Things in the Han Dynasty", people are still unsatisfied, the story turns a thousand times, the characters are divided into three parts, and the plot is full of anger. Speaking of heroes, who are heroes? Is Liu Bang a hooligan or a hero?

Is Xiang Yu a hero or a hero? The author takes a different approach, not only talking about history: but also about human nature.

The book of the owner of the Drifting Snow Building, discussing history with human nature, creating a precedent for interesting interpretation of history.

--Ni Fangliu, reporter and historian of Hong Kong's "Phoenix Weekly".

This historical craze in the publishing industry has been going on for several years and is still in full swing. Although the book "Those Things in the Han Dynasty" by the owner of the Drifting Snow Mansion is a masterpiece launched in response to the situation, it is fundamentally different from other books. The author is commenting on history, but he has more stories than Wang Liqun reading "Historical Records"; is writing history, but it has more entertainment elements than ordinary history books.

Zhang Yuan, editor and director of Beijing TV's "Joy Reading Club" column.

The Han Dynasty was one of the most powerful dynasties in Chinese history, with four hundred years of capital in the east and west, the golden iron horse, the sea in the east, the expedition to the extinct region in the west, the hundred Yue in the south, and the Xiongnu in the north. The book of Piaoxue Mansion is easy to understand, and it is a good interpretation of the rise and fall of the Han Dynasty and the chaos, and it is extremely readable.

"Beijing News" reading edition, scholar Zhang Xiaobo.

"Those Things in the Han Dynasty" is a book with a strong personal style, the author respects the historical facts at the same time, tries to use a new narrative technique and a unique humorous way to write history, the whole text is full of spiritual dynamics, some boring historical events are vivid in the author's pen, and the use of some new words is more in line with the taste of modern people.

The moderator of the Tianya Cooking Wine History Edition and the historical writing madman Helian Bo King.

is a notch worse than "Those Things in the Ming Dynasty". I feel that since we want to write history, we can't be like an assembly line; You can't write for the sake of writing history, you have to focus on characters. The reason why it is worse than those things in the Ming Dynasty is not a problem of writing, but that the sense of substitution is not as good as those things in the Ming Dynasty!

For example, when writing stories about those things in the Ming Dynasty, a certain stage would focus on a certain task and be introduced in detail. For those that are not important, they should be abbreviated or put to important people. "Those Things in the Han Dynasty" is for writing history, lacking a certain organizational ability, and the characters written by Kaka are not distinguished!

Of course, if I write, I don't necessarily write better than him! Just a personal opinion!

To be honest, after seeing the Ming Dynasty, I looked at this set after seeing it, the gap was really not a little bit, a big event in history was passed by one stroke, and I didn't know the process in the middle, and I described it directly in one sentence, it is not recommended to buy, not good.

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