Some readers believe that there are some problems in the translation of some books in the History Museum. For example, some people think that Peter Wilson's masterpiece A History of Thirty Years' War has been translated into a poor quality version, and even some mistakes are not made by primary school students. In addition, some people think that The Palace of History is not serious enough in marketing, and the selected book is not very popular.
However, this does not mean that all the books in the history hall are not worth reading. When choosing books, readers need to consider their own interests and needs, as well as their reading level and understanding ability. If a book is difficult to understand or not suitable for your own interests and needs, you can choose other books that are more suitable for you to read.
In a word, although there are some problems in the books of the History Museum, there are still some books worth reading. When choosing books, readers need to choose according to their own interests and needs, and they need to take translation and marketing issues seriously.