Prawns, recommend me a book that is more accurate about history

If you are a liberal arts student in the college entrance examination, it is recommended that you read Bai Yang's Outline of the History of the Chinese, which has both history and corresponding geography, which is not boring and can help memory, which is more effective than rote memorization textbooks. There is also a book of Qian Mu's political gains and losses in the past dynasties of China, which is also very good, and it is worth reading. In terms of world history, Stavrianos's "General History of the World" is good, and you can also watch the documentary on the rise of great powers or something.

As for the others, although some are interesting, they are all fast food culture, and they are not very rigorous, so I will not recommend them here. In addition, after all, Chinese history is thousands of years old, if you are very interested in a certain dynasty or something, it is recommended to buy a book that specializes in this aspect to read it will be more accurate, because many books that write the entire history of China also record some important and representative things, and cannot give you too accurate records.

What is a more accurate book about history? Are you talking about canonical history? Then go and see "Historical Records", "Zizhi Tongjian" and so on.

General History of China by Lu Simian.

General History of the World by Stavrianos.

The hardcover, illustrated editions are for middle school students.

Hey, Stavrianos's General History of the World

Damn, must see.

Every exam must be out.

Up and down for five thousand years, idiom stories.

If you want to read history books, you still prefer some official histories such as "Historical Records" and "Chronicles of the Three Kingdoms", or some books by historians, such as the books of Mr. Qian Mu, Mr. Chen Yinke, and Mr. Nan Huaijin. If you want to read some of the history books published now, I suggest that it is best to read them on the basis of understanding some historical knowledge, after all, many of the current Chinese history books have too strong commercial smell.

As for history, there is no need to talk about the four famous works, and you can also consider taking a look at the popular historical romances of various periods written by Cai Dongfan, as well as Februaryhe's "Kang", "Yong" and "Qian".

There are a lot of books on Chinese history and related books, and if you want to find one that suits you, you must first understand your preferences, such as what period and type of books you like, and then choose according to these.

The most representative of world history is Stavrianos's "General History of the World".

"Those Things in the Ming Dynasty" is a very interesting history book, he writes history in the best way, very good, highly recommended!