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Since its publication in 2006, "Those Things in the Ming Dynasty" has quickly been ranked as one of the "Lifetime Five-Star Best Books" and has been rated as one of the top ten bestsellers in the country.

1. It is one of the ten good books that primary and secondary school students in the country must read, and has been recommended by readers as the most impressive book for many years. It has sold more than 10 million copies, and has won many honors such as the best book of the "Sina Book Billboard", the "Lifetime Five-Star Best Book" and the "Amazon Bestseller Award for Excellence" on Dangdang.com, ranking one of the top ten bestsellers in the country, and the first bestseller in the series in 2007-2008.

It's a fun book, and the writing is witty.

I've read all eight books 4 times.

The credibility is quite high"Those Things in the Lushan Zhaoming Dynasty".This book, which is a purely grassroots work, can inspire a wide range of readers to understandChinese nation5,000 years of historical and cultural interest, inRead historyIn the process, we look up to the demeanor of the sages and understand the truth of the sages.

"Those Things in the Ming Dynasty" mainly tells about some things about the Ming Dynasty in 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 fate of the seventeenth emperor of the Ming Dynasty and other princes, magnates and small people for a panoramic display, especially the officialdom politics, war, and imperial mind The most ink, and added to the political and economic system at that time, and the interpretation of human ethics.

Social impact

1. Recommended as a history book.

Those Things in the Ming Dynasty was sponsored by the Chinese Education Association Secondary School Chinese Teaching Committee, the Institute of Chinese Education of Peking University, and Beijing Language and Culture University.

China Education Newspaper, Commercial Press.

Jointly issued the "Reading Action Guide for Secondary School Students".

The main body of "Reading for China" is recommended as a history book.

2. Sales exceeded 10 million.

The big and small things of the Ming Dynasty for hundreds of years are depicted vividly and fascinatingly under the pen of Mingyue. This history book, published in 06, sold more than 10 million copies in five years. The book has become one of the classics of mainland history books.

In the fifteenth year of Wanli, those things in the Ming Dynasty.

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History of the Ming Dynasty (chronicles).

History of the Southern Ming Dynasty (Gu Cheng's version).

These three books are enough for you to study for a year and a half.

Learn about the good books of the Ming Dynasty here.

"History of the Ming Dynasty" is very fake, and "Ming Shilu" is relatively much better, but it is difficult to read.

Why don't you read the history of the Ming Dynasty as interpreted by others, such as Mingyue's "Those Things in the Ming Dynasty".

Very good, very good, very highly recommended, and Mao Peiqi's hundred pulpits, which can be regarded as a correct history.

Literary aspect:

Among the four famous novels in the history of China, "Journey to the West", "Water Margin", and "Romance of the Three Kingdoms" are from the Ming Dynasty. Feng Menglong's three vernacular short stories ** collection "Three Words" (i.e., "Yu Shi Mingyan", "Warning World Words", "Xing Shi Hengyan") each has 40 articles, a total of 120 articles, mainly describing youth love stories and civilian market life, the most famous such as "Du Shi Niang's Angry Sinking Treasure Chest", "Jin Yu Slave Stick Beats Bo Qinglang", "Transfer Han Coincidentally Meets Dongting Red", etc.; Similar to "Three Words", there are also "Two Beats" edited by Ling Mengchu and "Shiyan" (edited by Lu Renlong), which was only discovered in 1987. The development of traditional elegant literature continued in the Ming Dynasty, and famous literati such as Liu Ji, Song Lian, Gao Qi, Fang Xiaoru, Tang Yin, Gui Youguang, Xu Wei, Wang Shizhen, Yuan Hongdao, Qian Qianyi, Zhang Dai, Wu Weiye and others were famous.

Essayists include Wang Pan, Feng Weimin, Xue Nondao, Chen Yi, Kang Hai and others.

Artistic aspects. The painting achievements of the Ming Dynasty were huge, and they generally focused on the literati painting school, inheriting the system of the Tang, Song and Yuan dynasties, and then making full use of it and becoming a family of its own. The painting style of the Ming Dynasty changed one after another, and the painting school flourished. In terms of the types and themes of painting, traditional figure paintings, landscape paintings, and flower island paintings are prevalent, and literati ink opera paintings such as plum, orchid, bamboo, and miscellaneous paintings are also quite developed.

Among them, the most prosperous landscape painting school can be divided into three types: the magnificent Zhejiang school, the vigorous and lively academy school, and the beautiful and meticulous Wu school. Famous calligraphers and painters such as Xu Wei, who is good at flowers and birds, Chen Hongshou, who is good at figure painting, Shen Zhou, Wen Zhengming, Tang Yin and Qiu Ying, and Dong Qichang, a master of landscape painting. Ming Dynasty paintings are dominated by landscapes, flowers and birds.

Figure painting and social genre painting are relatively weak.

The Ming court strongly promoted calligraphy, and the calligraphy of the Ming Dynasty was mainly in line and cursive. At the beginning of the Ming Dynasty, calligraphy fell into the quagmire of the Taige body, and the Shen Du Xuecang brothers pushed the stable Xiaokai to the extreme, "all the gold version of the jade book, used in the imperial court, the secret house, the issuing of the country, the book of fate." Ershen calligraphy was promoted as the imperial examination rule, so the Taige style prevailed.

In the middle of the Ming Dynasty, the four schools of Wuzhong rose, and calligraphy began to develop in the direction of Shangzhi. Zhu Yunming, Wen Zhengming, Wang Chong and Tang Yin were representatives of this period, and calligraphy began to enter a new realm of advocating individuality. In the late Ming Dynasty, a critical trend of thought arose, and the calligraphy pursued large-scale and first-class visual effects, including Zhang Ruitu, Huang Daozhou, Wang Duo and Ni Yuanrui, etc., while Dong Qichang, the military of the Tixue Palace, still adhered to the traditional position.

"Dream of Red Mansions" Cao Xueqin was at home in the Qing Dynasty.

"Water Margin Turn" > Shi Nai'an's ** home at the end of the Yuan Dynasty and the beginning of the Ming Dynasty.

The author of the West Spiritual Journey "Wu Chengen Ming Dynasty ** home."

I think it is Wang Shouren's psychology and the germ of capitalism in Wanli time.

Eunuchs, such as Zheng He, Wang Zhen, Liu Jin, and Wei Zhongxian.

**, the four famous works have been removed from the Red Mansion, but the golden bottle plum has been added.

In the 276 years since the founding of the Ming Dynasty, there was no harmony between the Han and Tang dynasties, no two Song Dynasty coins, the Son of Heaven was the imperial gate, and the monarch died in Sheji.