Is it difficult to engage in ancient history research?

Don't engage in the whole history of antiquity, because even a poor man will not be able to read the whole history of antiquity (including ancient historical sources and modern research) in his lifetime. But you can do one of the episodes or a topic. For example, "Qin's Law", "The whereabouts of Yue's army after Yue Fei was killed" and so on.

However, engaging in history, unlike other majors, basically does not bring much "benefit", the key is interest, and then see if you can go there, and then decide whether to study or not. I myself was determined to study the history of the Qin and Han dynasties, but it took me a full 5 years just for the Qin and Han parts of the "Historical Records", "Book of Han", "Book of the Later Han" and "Zizhi Tongjian". There is also a process called "washing", or "research".

Therefore, I must pay attention to the research on this period after the Qin and Han dynasties, and under modern science and technology, the contemporary research on the Qin and Han dynasties must be paid more attention. Also, isn't the research abroad as good as the one in China? At present, many researchers are appropriating or referring to the so-called "advanced" "research methods" of foreign countries to study their own topics.

As for the research results of foreign countries, is it not enough? Finally, all research cannot only rely on documentary records, but must find conclusive "evidence" as much as possible, so archaeology has entered the field of vision of researchers!

It's so hard! History, history, is not something that can be told clearly in a few words! You look at the historians, who not only dedicated their youth to their profession, but, often, even their own lives were surrendered to "history"!

There are Sima Qian, Ban Gu, Fan Ye in the distance, and in the near ones, Wu Han and Bai Yang are good examples! It is not only necessary to guard the word "loneliness", but more importantly, the word "ethics" as a historian is tightly and firmly twisted on the head of a historian like a "golden hoop circle". If you don't have the determination and courage to do so, you should not study history!

What to learn or what to do is not a question of personal ability, but of interest. No one can do anything that interests them. As said upstairs, there is no end to learning, and there is no certain standard for learning.

Whether it's studying history or studying other disciplines, as long as you are interested and really put your heart into it, you will find that you will find it more and more difficult to extricate yourself, and you will experience a sense of fun and accomplishment in it. At that time, it was a matter of course.

If you specialize in ancient Chinese history, obviously you need to have a certain level of language, and if you are only interested in history and don't want to delve into ancient texts, then you don't have the tools and can't do things well. In fact, if you really want to do well, then you have to overcome any difficulties. In other words, if you really want to do something well, you will voluntarily overcome any difficulties.

Second, I personally believe that in today's era, it is necessary to properly cultivate and improve one's intelligence processing skills, no matter what kind of knowledge you do. It includes the ability to collect information extensively, the ability to understand information and the ability to organize information. At the same time, it is also necessary to write **.

Therefore, if you want to engage in history, you should do it well. If you really feel that this is not what you really like, then seriously consider changing your major. Always remember that hard work is a must, and so is interest.

There is no limit to learning. You should write an essay on a certain aspect of knowledge and topics, such as Han Dynasty witchcraft and the like.

I am afraid it is not feasible to write the entire ancient history into a **.

You can go to archaeology if you don't have a good history, but you can develop in this direction:

If you haven't taken the university entrance examination yet, you can choose an archaeology major at the university.

Archaeology is a field of humanities, and in China it is an important part of the science of history, and most of the rest of the world is subordinate to anthropology, and some are classified as art history. Its mission is to study the history of ancient human societies on the basis of material materials left behind by ancient humans through various activities. Physical materials include various relics and relics, which are mostly buried in the ground and must be scientifically investigated and excavated before they can be systematically and completely revealed and collected.

Therefore, the basis of archaeological research lies in fieldwork excavations.

Don't go to archaeology, only the most incompetent will go to archaeology.

You need to study archaeology to be hopeful.