This book is amgic wand that helps you understand Chianese history with ease,as well as a window providing a conernitent view on China.
Intells nearly 100 well-konoen stories fron remote antiqutiy to the Rovlution of 1911 in time sequence and takes key histotical event and figures as the main line.We have strives to present the social change,wars and battles,and culture and art in a series of accurrate,vivid and concise stories.The book is a historical donumentary with baride extrardinary splendor rather tha a heavy,dull academic work.
Pangu Creates Heaven and Earth
Nuwa Repairs the Heavens
Emperors Huangdi and Yandi
Yao Passes the Throne to Shun
Da Yu Conquers the Floods
The Fall of the Xia Dynasty
Pangeng Moves the Capital
King Wenwang Scouts for Talent
King Wuwang Topples the Shang Dynasty
Zhougong, a Loyal Aide
King Youwang Tricks Regional Lords
Duke Huangong Promotes a Former Enemy
Chong'er Ascends the Throne After 50 Years of Exile
King Zhuangwang: from Inactive Regent to Overlord
Strategist Sun Wu and The Art of War
King Goujian's Perseverance
Confucius, the Great Chinese Thinker
Shang Yang's Reforms of the State of Qin
Returning the Jade Intact to Zhao
Jing Ke Attempts to Assassinate the King of Qin
The Fiist Emperor
Constructing the Great Wall
Hongmen Banquet
The Destruction of Xiang Yu
Zhang Qian, Envoy to the Western Territory
Sima Qian, lhe Great Historiographer
Wang Mang the Usurper
The Peasants Revolt
Cai Lun's Improved Paper
Zhang Heng and His Earthquake Sensor
Hua Tuo the Medicine Man
How Cao Cao Begins His Political Career
The Battle of Guandu
Three Revered Visits
The Chibi Campaign
Sima Zhao's Ambitions
The Reunification
War of the Eight Princes
Coalition of the Royal Family and the Nobility
Wang Xizhi the Great Calligrapher
The Feishui Campaign
Tao Yuanming the Hermit
The Longest Canal in the Ancient World
Coup at Xuanwu Gate
Wei Zheng, a Free-Spoken and Brave Official, Remonstrating with the Emperor
Princess Wencheng
Xuan Zang the Pilgrim
Empress Wu Zetian
Li Longji and the Kaiyuan Glory Days
An-Shi Rebellion
Jianzhen's Voyage to Japan
Li Bai, “God of Poetry”
Du Fu, the “Poet Sage”
Huangchao Uprising
Deprived of Military Command over a Cup of Wine
The Chanyuan Agreement
Fan Zhongyan: the People's Well-being Before All Else
Wang Anshi's Reforms
Sima Guang and His Zi Zhi Tong Jian
The Three Su: a Father and Two Sons
Shen Kuo's Meng Xi Bi Tan
The Jingkang Incident
Yue Fei in Resistance Against the Jin
Wen Tianxlang, a Martyr for His Country
Empress Dowager of Great Liao
Li Yuanhao Founding the West Xia
Wanyan Aguda, Nfizhen Chieftain
Genghis Khan Unifies Mongolia
Khublai Establishes the Yuan
Marco Polo's Visit to China
Master Weaver Huang Daopo
Great Playwright Guan Hanqing
Guo Shoujing and His Shoushi Calendar
Zhu Yuanzhang Founding the Ming Dynasty
Jingnan Rebellion
Three Ming Literary Classics
Zheng He's Maritime Voyages to the Western Seas
The Tumubao Incident
Qi Jiguang's Resistance Against Japanese Pirates
Li Shizhen and the Compendium of Materia Medica
Great Victory at Ningyuan
Eunuch Wei Zhongxian
Huangtaiji's Clever Use of the Strategy of Sowing Discord Among Enemies
Daring King Li Zicheng
Qing Troops Enter Shanhaiguan Pass
Shi Kefa Defends Yangzhou to the Death
Zheng Chenggong Recovers Taiwan
Emperor Kangxi Suppresses the Rebellion of“Three Vassal Princes”
Cad Xueqin and A Dream of Red Mansions
Lin Zexu Destroys Opium at Humen
The First Opium War
Taiping Rebellion
The Burning of Yuanmingyuan
Dowager Cixi's Power “Behind the Curtain”
The Sino-Japanese War
The Hundred Days' Reform
The Wuchang Uprising
A Brief Chronology of Chinese History