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In the fifteenth year of Wanli, Huang Renyu (this is good).

Outline of the history of the Chinese: from the untrustworthy history of the mythological era to the history of the late Qing Dynasty, the writing is old and spicy, and there are also accurate records of the great chaotic history of the Spring and Autumn Warring States, the Five Hu and Sixteen Kingdoms, the Southern and Northern Dynasties, and the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms. At the same time as the history of China, it is a rare history book that simply lists the history of civilizations around the world at the same time.

However, I personally believe that the author's views are greatly influenced by the times and can be critically absorbed.

In the past, Xinhua Bookstore had 2 thick books "The Founding Emperor" and "The Emperor of Governing the Country".

Qian Mu, "Outline of National History".

Huang Renyu's "Talking about Chinese History on the Banks of the Huxun River" (this mainly uses historical figures as the carrier to tell the history of past dynasties).

Huang Renyu, The Great History of China

Highly recommend Chinese Historical Stories, Twenty-Four History.

"Outline of National History".

Outline of National History is a book published by the Commercial Press on December 1, 2010, and the author is Qian Mu. The Outline of National History is a general historical treatise written by the modern Chinese historian Qian Mu, written during the War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression.

Qian Mu was a professor of history at Peking University at the time, and traveled to most of China with the National Southwest Associated University during the war. At the Yanquan Temple in Kunming, Yunnan, Qian Mu began to focus on the research and writing of the general history of China. At that time, the poverty of life, the shortage of materials, and the situation of internal and external troubles all made Qian Mu think about China's fate throughout the book.

Book Synopsis

Qian Mu pointed out that the first task in the study of Chinese history lies in finding its own unique spirit within the country and nation. He hoped that as the elite elements in the middle of the Anti-Japanese War, they could draw strength from such a historical outline of the manpower of the warriors to move forward.

In June 1939, the "Outline of National History" was officially completed, and in June 1940, it was published by the Commercial Press. As soon as it was put on the market, the book became a common history textbook in various universities at that time with its unique insights and meticulous research, which played a positive role in the cohesion of national culture among students and intellectuals, and also established the status of Qian Mu as a historian. Until modern times, there is still a book office of Professor Qian Mu in Kunming Yanquan Temple, and a monument is erected here to commemorate it.

In 2010, the book was selected into the series of modern Chinese academic classics.

24 History. A general history of China is available.

The Records of the Historian Sima Qian is the first general history in Chinese history, which records the history of more than 3,000 years from the era of the legendary Yellow Emperor to the first four years of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty.

The whole book includes 12 books (recording the achievements of emperors in previous dynasties), 30 families (recording the rise and fall of princes and nobles of the vassal states and Han Dynasty), 70 biographies, 10 tables (chronology of major events), and 8 books (recording various rules and regulations, recording rituals, music, music, calendars, astronomy, sealing Zen, water conservancy, and financial use), a total of 130 articles, more than 526,500 words.

The official revision of the 24 histories is more detailed.

1. "Five Thousand Years Up and Down": Written by Lin Handa, a famous modern linguist and educator, it tells the actual history of China, from the Three Emperors and Five Emperors to the Xinhai Revolution.

2. "Zizhi Tongjian": a multi-volume chronicle edited by Sima Guang of the Northern Song Dynasty, with a total of 294 volumes, which took 19 years to complete. Mainly based on time and events, it was written from the twenty-third year of King Weilie of Zhou (403 B.C.) to the sixth year of Zhou Shizong Xiande (959 A.D.) five generations later, covering the history of 16 dynasties and 1362 years;

3. "Historical Records": It is a biography history book written by Sima Qian, a famous historian of the Western Han Dynasty, and is the first general history of Chinese history, which is listed as the first of the "Twenty-four History", recording the history of more than 3,000 years from the era of the Yellow Emperor in ancient legends to the four years of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty;

4. "Twenty-four History": Twenty-four History, is the general name of the twenty-four historical books written by various dynasties in ancient China, which starts from the legendary Yellow Emperor (about 2550 BC) and ends in the seventeenth year of Chongzhen of the Ming Dynasty (1644), totaling 3213 volumes, about 40 million words.

1: "Literature and History of China" copy series, about ten copies, from the Spring and Autumn Period to the founding of New China. by du

in this series.

The zhi book is aimed at elementary and middle school students, and the text is shallow.

The content of the book includes politics, economics, and literature, although many are not refined. Suitable for beginners.

2: "Five Thousand Years of China".

3: "General History of China" It contains economic, political, ethnic, military, cultural, Sino-foreign relations, historical figures and other aspects.

4: If you insist on reading "Twenty-Four History", then congratulations on your completion.

I didn't expect the rest, oh "Those Things in the Ming Dynasty" is good, vernacular and humorous.

Twenty-five History, General History of China, up and down 5,000 years.

Up and down for 5,000 years, up to the Three Emperors and Five Emperors, down to the Xinhai Revolution. Written by Lin Handa.

Bai Yang's "Outline of the History of the Chinese" I think it's very good.