I want to make up for Chinese history, please recommend some good books, thank you! History of the T

Book, I only recommend one to you that is worth cherishing: The History of Ancient Chinese Culture (Peking University Press). After reading carefully, you will have a basic scientific understanding of some basic issues in Chinese history, rather than just knowing some illusory things.

Power struggles, wind and snow, etc., you can take a look at those things in the Ming Dynasty, the Three Kingdoms of Yizhong Tianpin in the Hundred Schools' Forum, Meng Man said the Sui and Tang Dynasties, Wang Liqun talked about the historical records, and the Song History series.

If you don't only pay attention to imperial history, political, economic and military history, you can take NetEase open classes, and I personally think this is very good.

I have seen a little bit of what they introduced, and I decided not to see it, either deliberately playing deep, or abandoning the essence and leaving the dross, I suggest you take a look at those things in the Ming Dynasty, once almost recommended for the introduction of the history of the Ming Dynasty as a history textbook, the writing is witty and humorous, easy to understand, but there is the dignified and authenticity of history, I believe you have read it, you will not regret it. Hope it helps.

The Two Song Dynasty", "General History of China", and "Warring States is a Game" are all good.

Strong support, "Historical Records", "Five Thousand Years of China".

You can read "Zizhi Tongjian", but the book is all in classical Chinese, which is difficult to understand, and it is recommended to read the book "Twenty-five History", which is involved in most of the history. It includes the Records of the Historical Records, the Book of Han, the Book of the Later Han, the Chronicles of the Three Kingdoms, the Book of Jin, the Book of Song, the Book of Southern Qi, the Book of Liang, the Book of Chen, the Book of Wei, the Book of Northern Qi, the Book of Zhou, the Book of Sui, the History of the South, the History of the Northern North, the Book of the Old Tang Dynasty, the Book of the New Tang Dynasty, the History of the Old Five Dynasties, the History of the New Five Dynasties, the History of the Song, the History of Liao, the History of Jin, the History of the Yuan, the History of the Ming Dynasty, and the Manuscript of the History of the Qing Dynasty.

Recommend the Tianya Forum Cooking Wine History Section The history here is very exciting, and all kinds of celebrity anecdotes turn the case on the opposite side, so that you can't extricate yourself.

The big posts inside can be checked.

China up and down 5,000 years, the general history of China, the study of ancient history "Zizhi Tongjian" is more accurate, if you want to see interesting, just look at the hundred pulpits, and those things in the Ming Dynasty, Emperor Kangxi, Yongzheng Dynasty, Qianlong Dynasty,

Just read the history textbooks, as well as "Five Thousand Years of China" are good, as well as the general history of various dynasties.

The book "Romance of 5,000 Years" is good, easy to understand, and basically covers influential events in history.

A hundred missions that affect China.

Information Governance.

Three Kingdoms Warring States Policy.

Historical records of Zuo's Spring and Autumn Period.

Hanshu after Hanshu.

Jijiao Edition 7 8 9 Grade History Textbook.

Up and down for 5,000 years, the big window of Chinese history, Zizhi Tongjian, plus some history**, martial arts**, because there are some ancient epic historical knowledge in it.

Orthodox History: Historical Records, Information Governance Tongjian... Wild History: Such as Liu Bang's biography, the Romance of the Three Kingdoms, and those things in the Ming Dynasty...

You can look at those things in the Ming Dynasty, the hundred pulpits, and more. Historical records can also be used to govern the general book.

Ancient Chinese History Modern Chinese History These are all textbooks, and most of them are historical foundations.

China has been around for 5,000 years.

100 things about Chinese history.

It's almost as good as reading a history book from elementary school to high school a few times.

Historical records, the Tang Dynasty, and those things of the Ming Dynasty.

First of all, you should make it clear that you are here to make up for the general knowledge of history, not to specialize in historical scholarship.

In order to supplement historical knowledge as efficiently as possible, it is necessary to choose books that cover a wide range, have simple and clear language, and have high authenticity of materials.

The book is authoritative and reliable, in the vernacular, covering the history of astronomy, geography, science and technology, culture, medicine, and other fields.

From the prehistoric ape-man to the Beiyang warlord. During this period of history, the views of the Kuomintang and the Communist Party were basically the same. It was only after the first KMT-CCP cooperation that they shirked their responsibilities to each other, but these modern histories are not included in it.

As for world history, I mainly learned it by watching TV programs, and the CCTV documentary "The Rise of Great Powers" tells the story of the rise and fall of major countries from the opening of new shipping routes to the formation of today's world pattern.

There are also documentaries of World War I and World War II to find some to watch by yourself.

Personally, I think that's pretty much it.

As for books, the answers of other netizens are good references.

I've only read the general history of the world, so I'll focus on that.

The general history of the world is good, and I was reading it in high school, so it's not hard to understand, but I can't use it for exams, and a lot of the content in it is different from our Chinese point of view.

For example, he didn't recognize the Xia Dynasty, and the World War II part didn't mention much about my country's contribution, and I felt that it was the help of the United States that won (angry), don't be too excited ...... it

It is recommended that you look at the historical records and the general knowledge of governance or something, and you can understand the history and improve the level of classical Chinese I am now looking at the Chinese test paper in the classical Chinese without pressure, and I can have an understanding of some of China's national integrity.

In short, it's better to read the ancient texts If you don't understand it, you can read the four famous books first and then read it It's not difficult to understand the pure hand fighting, I hope the man will help you :)

You first read the history textbook systematically, and after you have a framework in your mind, then read the history books outside the classroom, there are many about the general history, and it is recommended that you read the 24 histories, and the time span is from the Han Dynasty.

To the Ming Dynasty, "is the most complete history book in China." The content is very rich and it contains a lot of historical information.

If you don't have enough time, read your most.

Once interested, develop it into your specialty. Later, when you learn other histories, you will be much more capable.

In terms of history, it should be the Zhonghua Book Company, a publishing house, that is better. Like (Romance of the Three Kingdoms) and (Historical Records) are the best versions.

A Hundred Years of Turmoil, Fudan University Press.

History of China's Political System, Tianjin People's Publishing House.

Emperor Spring and Autumn "Yuelu Book Society.

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There are some miscellaneous, such as the one that is 5,000 years old in China and thousands of years old in the world, and there are many bookstores.

There are many contents of the general history of the world that are not required, but there will always be exams on our side, and the teacher has also mentioned it, go to the library to look for the right one for high school.

The General History of the World is relatively good.

1.Look at the year delegates.

3.People's Education Press.

4.It's not interesting, don't look at it.

5.It's not suitable, you can watch "Those Things in the Ming Dynasty" by yourself

6.Historical.

China is 5,000 years old, the world is 5,000 years old, and it's very good.

Mr. Lu Simian's "General History of China".

You can take a look at the 24 History, the General History of China, and the 50,000-Year Brief History of China.

For world history, please refer to the General History of the World

At the same time, we should take a look at "The History of Chinese Historiography" and "The History of Western Historiography" to strengthen our understanding.

After mastering or browsing the above, you can take a look at the specialized history stuff. For example, "Ancient Chinese Economic History", "Ancient Chinese Agricultural History", "Overview of Chinese Historical Geography", "Ancient Chinese Intellectual History", "Ancient Chinese Political System History" and so on.

Mr. Lu Simian's "General History of China".

If you want to be comprehensive, just a few books are not enough.

Historical Records, Zizhi Tongjian, Chinese History, Romance of the Three Kingdoms, Yue Fei Biography ,...

I hate those who recommend the twenty-four histories, I want to ask, those recommended cattle people, have they read the twenty-four histories?

If you want to understand it systematically, you can go to Yi Zhongtian's Chinese history. If you want to know a certain piece of history, go to the historical records. Canonical historical materials.

Historical Records, Zizhi Tongjian, Hanshu, Three Kingdoms, etc.

China's history books are vast and varied, and they can be roughly divided into the following types.

Official History: Historical books that record the political achievements of emperors, dynastic history, biographies of people, and economic, military, cultural, geographical and other aspects in the style of chronicles and chronicles are called official histories. For example, the twenty-four histories are commonly referred to as boring.

Except for a few personal works (such as the "Historical Records" of the Historical Records, Fan Ye's "Book of the Later Han Dynasty", Chen Shou's "Three Kingdoms", and Ouyang Xiu's "History of the New Five Dynasties"), most of the official histories were written by officials.

Other histories: mainly refer to historical books that record the historical facts of past dynasties or generations in addition to chronicles and biographies; Written by famous scholars, it is sometimes indistinguishable from miscellaneous histories. For example, "Han Jin Spring and Autumn".

Miscellaneous history: It only records the beginning and end of an event, what you saw and heard at a time or the private record of a family, which is a history book with a sense of anecdote.

Wild History: It is different from the official history of the official history of the people.

Barnyard History: It usually refers to historical books that record the customs of Luxiang, folk trivia and old news, such as the "Song Barnyard Banknotes" by Pan Yongyin of the Qing Dynasty and the "Qing Barnyard Banknotes" by Xu Ke of the Qing Dynasty. It is also sometimes used to refer to "wild history" in general.

Don't read any historical history books first, let's read the history of Chinese historiography first! Ancient historians are subject to political and academic pressure, so there are drawbacks, you had better understand it first, and the spine bridge is easy to screen!

Just look at the 24 histories, the 24 histories are all official histories. More credible.

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