Is history really that tragic? The saddest thing in history

According to some statistics, the history of human civilization for thousands of years has only been more than 200 years without war, so the history of human civilization is actually the history of war. In war, people will definitely die, and the so-called "one will succeed and ten thousand bones will wither", and the real glory is only a few politicians and a few military strategists, and most people have left their lives to the damned war. To summarize Hugo's famous book is "Les Misérables".

Is there really peace everywhere now? You just see our country and around ...

Even if we are not around us think about Afghanistan... Think of Iraq.

The same handful of salt sprinkled in a cup, tank, pond and lake will not have the same effect.

I firmly believe that human history is getting better and better, not the other way around.

The real history is more than what is recorded, and it will be a success, and this statement is not groundless.

There are no absolute enemies, no eternal friends, only eternal interests! The same is true of relations between countries, not tragedy but reality! History is in the past, and it is also a girl who can be dressed up.

Miserable, it is absolutely miserable, and it may not be felt where there is no war.

There is no way around the times, there is no history and there is no present.

Not history to become history is to let the people remember everything about it, history is only a witness. Violence begins with Qin, and benevolence is based on the people of the world.

The conquest of Eurasia by Genghis Khan and his descendants was incomparably damaging to mankind in terms of the loss of human life, the destruction of property, and the destruction of civilization.

1 In this war, Eurasia lost almost 100 million people (Eastern Europe, Central Asia, West Asia. China) the total number of people in the First and Second World Wars could not catch up.

2 Nearly 400 cities were destroyed, including Yanjing, Guangzhou, Yulong Chijie, Samarkand, Kiev, Kharkov, Krakow, and other cities with a concentration of regional civilizations.

3 The extinction of civilizations in China, Central Asia, and West Asia (in which China was alienated "after Yashan without China") caused the "ruins of the region" from Russia in the west, through West Asia, Central Asia, India, Burma, to Yunnan-Guizhou in China, and in the northern region'Nearly 1,000 years have passed, and these once civilized and prosperous regions are still economically and culturally backward regions around the world.

Your question is too general and not good.