Seek a book that can look at the Chinese dynasties.

The best to read the General History of China.

"Outline of the History of the Chinese" is one of the most important works of Taiwanese writer Mr. Bai Yang, and it is also the most outstanding representative work of Chinese writers in modern times. Completed in prison, the book tells and comments on the entire history of China, from the mythical era of Pangu to the invasion of Beijing by the Eight-Nation Coalition in the first year of the 20th century, with nearly 800,000 words. The text of the whole book is stretched and beautiful, like flowing water; The comments are sharp and profound, but they can be faint.

Bai Yang's famous book "Outline of the History of the Chinese" represents a height from which writers write history and a height from which civilians govern history. In terms of writing history brilliantly and beautifully, there is no lack of deep insight, and so far no one has surpassed, and it can even be said that there is not even a passing contender.

Zizhi Tongjian Vernacular Edition" "Renewal of Capital Governance Tongjian Vernacular Edition".

I don't know the specific books. The Three Kingdoms read "Romance of the Three Kingdoms", the Song Dynasty read "The Two Song Songs", the Ming Dynasty read "Those Things in the Ming Dynasty", and the Qing Dynasty read "Those Things in the Qing Dynasty".

Is it not possible, buy a self-taught version of the seven on the history book.

There is a copy of "The Great Biography of the Emperor of China" to look at.

You can read Fan Wenlan's "Ancient Chinese History".

It seems to be up and down for 5,000 years.

Confucian classics, Analects, Mencius, University, The Mean.

The four major ironies of the Ming and Qing dynasties**.

Three words and two beats. The West Chamber, the Peony Pavilion and so on.

"Wujing VII.

Copying the book" and "Thirty-six Strategies.

Raid (Essence of the Art of War) "Historical Records", "Spring and Autumn", "Zuo Chuan", "Zizhi Tongjian", "Three Kingdoms", "Book of the Later Han Dynasty" (Historical Books) "Romance of the Three Kingdoms", "Dream of Red Mansions", "Water Margin", "Journey to the West", "Yang Jiajiang", "Yue Fei", "Romance of the Sui and Tang Dynasties", "Three Heroes and Five Righteousness" (ancient **) "Analects", "Mencius", "University", "The Mean", "Three Character Classics", "Hundred Family Names", "Thousand Character Texts", "Tao Te Ching", "Zhuangzi", "Quantang Poems", "Song Ci" (Chinese classics) Having said so much, most of them are things I haven't read, Hope it helps.

Four books: The University, The Analects, Mencius, and The Mean.

Five Classics: Yi, Books, Poems, Rites, Spring and Autumn.

Six Arts: Poetry, Calligraphy, Rites, Yi, Music, Spring and Autumn.

Xunzi, Laozi, Zhuangzi, Mozi, Han Feizi, Yanzi Chunqiu, Lü's Spring and Autumn, Historical Records, Romance of the Three Kingdoms, Dream of Red Mansions, Journey to the West, Water Margin, Confucianism, Officialdom, Hanshu, Later Hanshu, Book of Poetry, Zizhi Tongjian.

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At present, the most complete collection is: "Siku Quanshu", "Yongle Canon", "Ancient and Modern Books Collection".

24 History" and "Siku Quanshu" are relatively complete historical books.

"Twenty-five History".

Historical records only record the events before the Han Dynasty and protect the Western Han Dynasty. It's not big and complete.

Twenty-four histories, twenty-five histories after adding the Qing Dynasty historical manuscript.

China's largest series of ** Siku Encyclopedia, its compilation and period, the largest ancient series is almost a previous series, in politics, military, art, astronomy, history, geography, agriculture, philology and other disciplines are very valuable, according to the comprehensive catalog of the "Siku Encyclopedia", the Siku Quanshushu Hall specializing in the compilation of the "Siku Quanshu" came into being.

<> Sikuquan was completed, including Dai Zhi, Zhu Chun, Wang Ningsun, Ren Datun and several other famous scholars of the time. The organizer and moderator was Emperor Qianlong. Regarding the reason for the compilation of the Siku Encyclopedia, Qianlong explained:

The study of Sikushu is not named after Debogu, but after Zhang Zizuyun, 'For heaven and earth, for the people's lives, for the pursuit of research, for the daily peace, Xu Yu is the department. Emperor Qianlong reissued the Siku Encyclopedia, on the one hand, to promote the cultural policies of the Manchu Qing Dynasty, and on the other hand, to facilitate the dissemination of the Encyclopedia by future generations. On the other hand, there are also political implications.

Most of the scholars involved in the writing of the Siku Quanshu were Han Chinese. Their participation was a continuation of the Qing policy of including Han intellectuals.

The writing of the Siku Encyclopedia took more than ten years and was an extremely complex and complex project. The compilation process generally includes the following aspects: a nationwide book search, by searching "Meishiya" and all parts of the country.

As Qianlong said, "There is nothing to take away except for the articles of the sales period of Fang Industry, as well as useless folk genealogies, serials, and classes, except for those ancient books that have been circulated for a long time, clarifying the doctrine of sexuality, and touching the hearts of the world." "So if you play this game, you have to evaluate the law, and there are lyrics for nine hundred families next to it, which are useful", all areas are dealing with specific collection issues.

Drafting process, sequence, sub-order, and case. All the ancient books of the Encyclopedia of the Four Libraries are to be written, and the book is divided into four categories, the first of which is to be presented in a general order, "with a brief description of its origins and positive developments, in order to improve the procedure"; Each subclass of the division has a preface to divide the entries; Under the subclass, there is still the molecular level, which is very inconvenient.

Siku Quanshu is the largest book series in Chinese history, divided into four parts: classics, history, children, and collections, which were compiled by Ji Xiaolan.

The largest book series in Chinese history is the Siku Quanshu, which was compiled by Ji Xiaolan.