Who knows who is the person who reviews the Three Kingdoms everywhere now

Yi Zhongtian, originally from Changsha, Hunan, was born in 1947.

In 1965, Yi Zhongtian, who graduated from high school, joined the Xinjiang Production and Construction Corps, and was later admitted to the Department of Chinese of Wuhan University for a postgraduate degree in ancient literature.

Yi Zhongtian has long been engaged in multidisciplinary and interdisciplinary research, and has dabbled in literature, art, aesthetics, psychology, anthropology, history and other disciplines. His works include "Gossip Chinese", "Chinese Men and Women", "Reading the City", "Pinren Record", "Book Business Atmosphere", "Breaking the Door", "A Difficult Leap" and other essay-style academic works, and also wrote many essays, and even wrote **. He is currently a professor and doctoral supervisor at the School of Humanities of Xiamen University.

There is a "Yi Zhongtian bar" in the post bar, Yi Zhongtian's fans, some people call themselves "spaghetti", and some people call themselves "ether". So, what does Yi Zhongtian do?

At first glance, Yi Zhongtian seems to be doing everything, he is very busy. In 2005, in addition to giving speeches all over the country, he also published a new book and won a lawsuit.

The new book "The Sorrow of Empire——— Politics and Human Nature in Traditional Chinese Society" sold 50,000 copies in just four months after its publication.

The lawsuit was won. In August 2004, the Changjiang Literature and Art Publishing House published the book "Critique of Chinese Cities" written by Hai Mo, and was sued by Yi Zhongtian for plagiarizing more than 4,600 words of Yi Zhongtian's book "Reading the City", claiming 10,000 yuan. After mediation, Yi Zhongtian's claim was reduced to RMB 110, which means "copyright protection 110", and the lawsuit finally ended in out-of-court mediation.

Ten years ago, Yi Zhongtian began to think about how to bring academia into the market and society, so he wrote many words that seemed not so "academic" but had great repercussions. In addition to writing, Yi Zhongtian has also participated in various social activities extensively, and has been called an "urban planner" and "urban observer" because of his long-term interest in the development and construction of contemporary Chinese cities. Naturally, there will be doubts about "not doing business".

In 2006, Yi Zhongtian will be as busy as ever——— he will cooperate with ** TV station "Hundred Lectures" again, and talk about the "Three Kingdoms" on TV for a year. In the history of the "Hundred Schools", it is the first time that a person can speak for a year.

has the opportunity to be busy like this, where is Yi Zhongtian's "Taoism"? The popularity of the book "The Melancholy of Empire——— Politics and Human Nature in Traditional Chinese Society" may provide some clues.

The book can also be regarded as the crystallization of Yi Zhongtian's first cooperation with CCTV's "Hundred Lectures", part of which is based on the "Hundred Lectures" "Han Dynasty Figures" series of lectures as a template, through the conflict between traditional Chinese social politics and human nature, interpreting the ins and outs of the imperial system, and the ......ups and downs of the fate of reformers in all dynasties