Do you have any history book list recommendations?

What people recommend is Pan Guofang's biography, as well as Lu Xun's **, some of Lao She's works, I feel very good-looking, because it not only reflects the social phenomenon at that time, but also expresses the author's own voice.

I recommend these books on history. One is "Those Things in the Ming Dynasty", which uses very witty language to introduce the development of the Ming Dynasty, which does not lack depth. The second is the General History of the World.

It records the history of human development around the world, and there are many historical questions from this book.

Outline of National History", "Fifteenth Year of Wanli", "Great Qin Empire", "Plantagenet Dynasty", "A Brief History of Mankind"...Wait.

1. History of the Late Qing Dynasty: The history of the late Qing Dynasty, written by the famous historian Professor Chen Yinke, comprehensively examines the history of the late Qing Dynasty in terms of politics, economy, law, ideology, and culture, and is a classic work of late Qing history research.

2. Ancient Chinese History: Written by the famous historian Mr. Xie Qing, the ancient history of China is a classic work of ancient Chinese history research based on the political, economic, cultural and ideological aspects of ancient China.

3. World History: The world history written by the famous historian Professor Fan Ye comprehensively examines the world's history in terms of politics, economy, culture and ideology in the ancient, medieval, modern and modern times, and is a classic work of world history research.

4. Modern Chinese History: The modern history of China, written by the famous historian Mr. Huang Renyu, comprehensively examines the modern history of China in terms of politics, economy, culture and ideology, and is a classic work of modern Chinese history research.

5. Modern Chinese History: Written by the famous historian Mr. Ye Shengtao, the modern and modern history of China is a classic work of modern Chinese history research that comprehensively examines the political, economic, cultural, and ideological aspects of modern Chinese history.

1. Outline of National History

This is a general history of China, and because it is written in the style of a university textbook, it has to be concise, citing only the outline and deleting trivial passages. The content takes into account academic ideology, political system, social atmosphere, and international situation, but seeks to integrate them into one, clarify the reasons for the rise and fall of chaos, and open up the unity of their consistent inheritance, so as to refer to the life and spirit of the national nation.

2, "The Fifteenth Year of Wanli" Zi Ant.

In the fifteenth year of Wanli, that is, in 1587 A.D., in the history of Western Europe, it was the year before all the imitation of the Spanish fleet set out to conquer Britain; In China, this uneventful year has been marked by a number of events that historians tend to overlook. Although these events may seem like a small section on the surface, they are in fact the crux of the major events that have happened in the past.

3, "Those Things in the Ming Dynasty".

The first part of "Those Things in the Ming Dynasty" was written from Zhu Yuanzhang's background to the end of the Jingyan Battle of Yongle Emperor's seizure of the throne. It narrates the most arduous founding process of the Ming Dynasty.

4, "Great Qin Empire".

It is the first large-scale literary work created by the famous contemporary professor Sun Haohui. It is divided into six parts: "Black Fission", "National Destiny", "Jin Ge Iron Horse", "Yangmou Spring and Autumn", "Iron and Blood Civilization", and "Imperial Beacon Smoke".

The new revised edition is published by Beijing Century Wenjing Publishing House.

5. "Foreign Civilization in the Tang Dynasty".

This book selects the proudest dynasty of the Chinese nation, the Tang Dynasty, as the research object, and studies in detail the world cultural exchanges and the introduction of civilization at that time. The content covers all aspects of life in the Tang Dynasty, including livestock, wild animals, birds, plants, wood, food, spices, textiles, pigments, ores, metal products, books, etc. There are more than 170 species in 18 categories.