How to find some more objective history books online

There are many and complex historical reasons, and you can't find the objective and fair records you are talking about, because the people who record these histories are people with various backgrounds and different political tendencies. It is natural for the pro-Kuomintang to speak ill of their opponents and vice versa.

More than 60 years ago, there are still many classified documents today, and it is estimated that they will not be made public for hundreds of years. You see, many archival research institutions in Western countries are still deciphering secret documents from hundreds of years ago.

Of course, you can also find many different opinions and different opinions from the Internet, and as for which one you believe, it depends on your own understanding and judgment. In China, network resources are limited, and most of the related topics are blocked. If you can browse overseas**, Wikipedia to find the Kuomintang or the Liberation War, you can get a preliminary idea, the main thing is the external links at the bottom, where you can find a lot of unofficial articles and comments, some of which are written by very extreme people.

Wikipedia. The history and miscellaneous version of the Tianya community's cooking wine.

History is like a little girl who can be dressed up, but there is always a time when people remove their makeup, and the truth will not be annihilated forever.

Don't say on the Internet, you can't find it anywhere, haven't you heard of it, what is history, history is biaozi?

Spring and Autumn Warring States, "It turns out that this is Spring and Autumn"; "Warring States Policy", this is really good-looking, but it is in literary language, and it depends on the vernacular; "Those Things in the Spring and Autumn Period"; "The Bloody Career", which was written in the last years of the Warring States period and the early years of the Qin Dynasty.

Han Dynasty, "At That Time the Han Dynasty Fought Fiercely", "These Danyin People of the Han Dynasty".

Song Dynasty, "If This Is the History of Song Mo Zhiyan", "Those Things in the Song Dynasty".

In the Ming Dynasty, "Stealing Ming" is more similar to **, written at the end of the Ming Dynasty.

The Romance of the Twenty-Four History" tells a lot of peasant army uprisings.

Tang Dynasty, "Tang History is Not as Good as Smoke" and "Those Things in the Tang Dynasty", I saw it in the bookstore opposite our school, which was very good.

The Yuan Dynasty's "Talking about the Fifteen Emperors of the Yuan Dynasty".

How could someone write about such a sad dynasty as the Qing Dynasty with such ease as those things in the Ming Dynasty.

And "What is History?"

First of all, it is scored whether it is Chinese history or world history, or whether it is the history of a specific region, the history of a certain religion, and so on.

If you are a person who has a certain historical foundation in the corresponding range, you can directly get started with the professional books in that range.

If you are just interested, it is recommended to start with general history books to have a macro general understanding, and then choose a specific scope to go deeper.

In the direction of Chinese history, the "General History of China" by the Taiwan Strait Publishing House is the first to be recommended. Secondly, if you have less time to read, I recommend Mr. Lu Simian's "General History of China" (Zhonghua Book Company). The content is relatively small, but the words are fine.

In the direction of world history, Herbert George Wells's "Outline of World History" and Stavrianos's "General History of the World" (Peking University Press, 2006) are recommended for introductory books.

Of course, George Wells and Carlton Hayes's General History of the World is also good for getting started.

PS: To emphasize, not all the records in the history books are correct. Almost every history book has been found with many errors. This involves differences in historical materials, differences in historical views, and so on.

Remember Mencius's famous saying, "It is better to believe in a book than to have no book at all."

Spring and Autumn Period, Zuo Chuan, Twenty-four History, those things in the Ming Dynasty and so on.

"Historical Records" and "Twenty-four History" ......History books for secondary schools.

Those things in the Ming Dynasty Yi Zhongtianpin Three Kingdoms Those things in the Ming Dynasty were not ** A long time ago You can go and see the Classic of Mountains and Seas Zuo Biography History Chinese Warring States Policy.

Historical records, Later Han books, and the whole Tang Dynasty.

For a long time ago, see Shangshu Zuo Biography and Historical Records.

In the fifteenth year of Wanli, Han Bairi was thin.

As a junior high school student, learning history is still at the stage of accumulating history. It is advisable to read only the general history of China and the general history of the world. It is not easy to read and understand the general history, the most important thing is to have a general grasp after reading, then you will be very good.

Some of the more famous books in the General History of China and the History of the Dynasties are as follows.

General History of China, edited by Bai Shouyi.

General History of China, edited by Lu Simian.

General History of China, edited by Fan Wenlan.

2,000 Years of Chinese History, Deng Zhicheng.

Outline of the history of the country Qian Mu.

Manuscripts of Chinese History Guo Moruo.

Outline of Chinese History: Jian Bozan.

Outline of Chinese History Shang Yue.

If you don't have enough time, it is recommended to read the Outline of the General History of China or the Concise Reader of Chinese History. If the above books are difficult to understand, then you should at least read 5,000 Years of China.

If you have enough spare time, you can read one or two books on the historical system and the laws of historical development. It is easier for you to understand some historical laws and phenomena.

After reading the General History of China, it is recommended that you read the General History of the World, and observe and think about Chinese history from the perspective of global historical development, so as to make it easier to understand the development law of Chinese history.

The history of the broken dynasties, you don't need to read it carefully at your age, the information on the history of the broken dynasties in China is too huge. And the most primitive is all in the literary language, so when you go to college or do historical research, you can be older.

"Five Thousand Years of China".

It is a set of story-based historical readings. In this series of books, the editors select important and famous people and events, organize and cut them according to historical materials, and write them in popular modern language, without description or description, and basically without fiction. However, this book is not limited to history, but also covers a wide range of fields such as philosophy, military, art, education, etc., so that the book rises from a general historical introduction to a broad introduction to all aspects of Chinese culture.

Those Things in the Ming Dynasty".

It tells some stories about the Ming Dynasty during the three hundred years from 1344 to 1644. Based on historical materials, with the era and specific characters as the main line, and added the penmanship of **, the language is humorous and funny. It is a panoramic display of the fate of the 17 emperors of the Ming Dynasty and other princes, magnates and small people, especially the officialdom politics, war, and imperial tricks, and adds the interpretation of the political and economic system and human ethics at that time.

It uses an Internet language to tell readers the historical stories and characters of the Ming Dynasty for more than 300 years. Among them, the historical figures who were originally unfamiliar and vague in history become vivid one by one in the book. "Those Things in the Ming Dynasty" interprets the other side of history for us, making history a living life story.

The Bloody Career".

The book is divided into two volumes, which tells the story of the first prime minister of the first feudal dynasty, as the helper of Qin Shi Huang's reign, devouring the world.

Well, if you are interested in this aspect, you can read the general history of China, and then the junior high school entrance exam, the history of education will not be very strict, and even the teacher helps the students cheat, so it is better to focus on the 5 subjects of mathematics, language, physics and chemistry, and hope to adopt.

During the Northern and Southern Dynasties, Liu Yiqing presided over the compilation of [Shishuo Xinyu].