1. Qian Duansheng translated trevelyan's History of England. Editors and translators are famous, but there are more than 800 pages, which is still a little deep.

2. The Oxford History of Britain edited by Kenneth O.Morgan, a professor of history at Oxford University, is quite authoritative, and many of the online purchases are in English.

3. The History of Britain edited by Qian Chengdan is quite famous in China, but this edition seems to have no bright spots.

4. The History of Britain edited by Yan is not a classic, but it is concise and suitable for beginners and non-history students. The disadvantage is that there are many data accumulation phenomena, especially in modern times.

5. There are also some crash courses, such as Reading British History on Weekend, Reading British History in One Breath and Book World-British History, which are vivid and easy to understand, but not systematic enough and have no ideological connotation, and are suitable for reading with recommended books.