What is the most complete and famous book about the history of China? Not for children, but also for specific allusions. In fact, these two requirements are quite contradictory ... The encyclopedia China History Volume is the "most complete and famous" that meets your requirements.
Besides, from prehistoric times to contemporary times, I haven't read a whole set of books seriously. They are all non-"general history" limited to ancient or modern times. Mr. Qian Mulao's Outline of National History is famous, but there are basically no specific allusions.
The serious general history includes Lv Simian's General History of Luzhu and China and China Vernacular History. The Outline of China History written by Jane Bozan in 1950s has been revised to this day. Huang Renyu's Great History of China is also acceptable. However, serious academic books have no "specific allusions".
If there are many books with specific allusions, they are either lying to children, incomplete or curious. Of course, although I guess you don't have the perseverance and perseverance, I still recommend the twenty-four histories.
Ji Chuanti's books are not a running account, but also interesting allusions and they are all complete. Read bit by bit. I hope you can finish it before you are 60.
Well, the historical romance of Cai Dongfan said upstairs is very good. Oh, by the way, I forgot to write A General History of China led by Bai Shouyi ... It's complete.
What books about history are good? Title: Annals of Records (four volumes) Author: Leng Brief Introduction: Historical allusions: Pre-Qin one volume, Hanshu two volumes, Sui, Tang, Song and Yuan three volumes, Ming and Qing four volumes.
Title: Story of the Eastern Zhou Dynasty (up and down) Author: Lin Handa Introduction: Popular
Title: What happened in the Ming Dynasty (seven volumes) Author: Introduction to the bright moon: popular
Title: Living History (Up and Down) Author: Shi Kejian, Yan Yuxin Introduction: Historical Allusions.
Title: Talking about China (Volume 15) Author: Introduction of Shanghai Literature and Art Publishing House: Historical Allusions
Title: Sixteen Kingdoms Classic: Sixteen Kingdoms Author: Introduction of Chen Xian: Popular in the Eastern Jin Dynasty, Southern and Northern Dynasties
Title: History of Disputes in the Song, Qi and Northern Wei Dynasties: Introduction to Chen Xian: Popular in the Eastern Jin, Southern and Northern Dynasties
Title: The Southern and Northern Dynasties all belong to the road of Sui Dynasty. Author: Introduction to Chen Xian: Popular in the Eastern Jin, Southern and Northern Dynasties
Title: eighty years of blood-stained blade (* * * three volumes, now two volumes) Author: Introduction to the hero flag owner: popular in the Five Dynasties and Ten Countries
Title: "Tang Shi is not like smoke" (currently 4 volumes) Author: Qu Changchun Introduction: Popular in the Tang Dynasty.
Title: Two Song Fengyun Authors: Yuan Tengfei Introduction: Hot.
Song title: Iron Blood and Strong Songs Author: Introduction to Huang Ruyi: Popularity
Please help me introduce some books about the history of the Song Dynasty, which are not unofficial history's. First of all, thank you for talking about Eighteen Emperors of the Song Dynasty, Romance of the Song Dynasty, Walking in Song Cheng, Outline of National History, Rules and Regulations of the Song Dynasty, Detailed Explanation of the Two Dynasties: The Helplessness of the Luxury Empire, Historical Materials of the Song Dynasty, Romance of the Song Dynasty, A Glance at the Song History, History of the Song Dynasty, History as a Mirror and History as a Mirror. See Luwen. Jiangnan Economy in Song Dynasty, History of Relations between Song Dynasty and Mongolia, Preliminary Study of Military System in Song Dynasty, Yue Fei's political and military research in the early Southern Song Dynasty, Song Taizong's investigation of Liao War and the study of local forces in Southern Song Dynasty.
Are there any interesting books about history worth recommending? Many books about history are difficult to read. The four books I want to recommend to you today can be said to present those things about history in very easy-to-understand language. However, being easy to understand does not mean that they are not thorough. If you have read the book list recommended to you today, you may wish to have a look if you are interested. These books can make history easy to understand and interesting. 1. A minimalist European history that you must love to read. John Hearst/Author Xi Yuping/Translated Europe, why do you always win the first place? John, a famous Australian historian? Hearst's fascinating exploration in this book combs out the European civilization for us, so it can change all kinds of characteristics of the world.
Starting with the three elements of ancient Greek and Roman culture, Christian doctrine and Germanic warrior culture, the author describes how these three elements reinforce each other and oppose each other, and finally shape them into the core of European civilization. Then, for centuries, empires and polis were born, conquest and Crusades were inspired, and many characters with distinctive personalities were created, such as benevolent emperors, aggressive popes, chivalrous knights, and even the first citizens in the world who enjoyed the fruits of prosperity and enlightenment. Philosophical thinking, the origin of democratic system, the transmission of political power, and even the origin of Latin used in medicine and biology, all these European factors have continuously shaped various characteristics of modern civilization, making Europe far ahead of the modern world.
This book describes an extraordinary civilization and its great influence and contribution to human society with clear, humorous and thought-provoking style and vivid illustrations. This book has been shortlisted in the following list: Shenzhen Reading Month 20 1 1 "Top Ten Best Books of the Year"; New Weekly No.394: Open-book Reading History-20 Historians List 200 Historical Books/Mao Peiqi Sina China Good Books Ranking Social Science Ranking Wansheng Bookstore 201Top Ten Non-academic Translation Book Review Weekly Book Review Recommendation (2065438+February 22, 2004) Papers-Private History: This 3/kloc-0 /Zhang Ran Jifeng Bookstore Weekly Ranking-Non-academic (2065438+April 3, 2005) Shenzhen Business Daily Media People 20 15 Reading List/Wang Yun Wheat Field Annual Book List 100 Good Books 201KLOC-0/Imported Social Science Award-winning Books 2. A brief history of the world
With mature and wise writing, the author condensed thousands of years of human history into this little book, and described a series of vivid scenes for readers: the humble cave where mammoth hunters lived, the Acropolis shining in the vast waters, the ruins of Carthage with black smoke, the Colosseum full of male hormones and blood and tears, the invincible fleet with rubble everywhere, only the Yuanmingyuan in broken walls, and the battlefield of World War II filled with smoke. With the development of Gombrich's story, when we realize the existence of history, it is already in sight.
There has never been a book about world history, which can outline the unyielding pursuit of freedom, equality and fraternity and the fearless courage to fight oppression, evil and darkness in such concise, vivid, elegant and peaceful language as A Brief History of the World. If A Brief History of the World can bring readers anything, it is endless beautiful expectations for human nature and the future of mankind.
This book has been included in the following list: 2065438+65438+2006 10, 100 excellent books, Bao Jing, Humanities, Shenzhen-Hong Kong Book Review-Weekly List (20 16-02-20), China Reading Newspaper, 201. 8+06-02-22) Shenzhen Evening News-Reading for Seven Days (20160 10/0/0) Douban Reading-New Book Express (2016 February/kloc-0) In February 2006, the new book recommended Yangcheng Evening News-Humanities Weekly Reading (20 16-02-28) One-way Street Bookstore-Weekly Recommended Books (2016-017) March 2065438 "Selected Books of Shenzhen Bookstore" What Zhang Facai wrote is different from the general historical theme. He doesn't pay attention to grand narrative and changes of the times. What he said is all trivial things in the corner of history.
These things are like fragments scattered in the ocean of history. After Zhang Facai connected them one by one, the code was neat, and it turned out to be unparalleled by accident. Another possibility of historical writing in the age of debris.
Zhang facai said, I didn't want to learn history in the past, now I don't want to learn, and I don't want to learn in the future. This is not a bad book, history is like a rafter; They are all dragonflies, and they are all light.
History does not have to be unified. It can be national, racial, human or personal. Zhang Facai has no historical view or ambition, but he is really describing the history in his own eyes in a unique and interesting way.
This book has been shortlisted for the following books: China Publishing Media Business Daily, Book Review Recommendation of Reading Weekly (2065438+March 22nd, 2006), Yangcheng Evening News-Reading in Humanities Weekly (20 16-02-2 1) 4. This is seven or eight samples of history. This is "Seven or Eight Kinds of History" written by Zhang Caifa. This time, Zhang Facai was no longer satisfied with a small paragraph of 100 words. He hopes to find out the ins and outs of history through a short article of two or three thousand words.
In this book, Zhang Facai continues to play his historical paparazzi specialty, peeling cocoons and exposing the privacy of history. The history without disguise is actually ridiculous, and the history written by Zhang Caifa is even more ridiculous.
For example, why almost all ministers who won the gold medal from death died of natural causes, why antiperspirant is an essential medicine for home travel, what is the relationship between Qin Gui and Li Qingzhao, why the whole people took drugs in Wei and Jin Dynasties, which two women initiated and abolished martial arts, and what kind of desktop shortcut was guarding the palace sand ... Zhang Facai is like a fairy tale pointing out that the emperor's naked child has no scruples about taking off the layers of camouflage of history and presenting it naked in front of your eyes.