The Legend of Chinese Emperors

Author: Yang Fei
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Publish Date: 2004-01-01
Features: Graphic Chinese Biographical Compendium Series. This book selects twenty most representative emperors in Chinese history. They either experienced the peak of the great development of the Chinese nation, rose from the low point of national crisis, sank into the tragic songs of the end of the road, or fell into the songs of the prosperous era. After the Chinese nation has gone through a thousand years of prosperity and a hundred years of humiliation, studying the emperors who can serve as a lesson from history becomes even more significant in reality. The editors strive to realistically and vividly recreate the life stories of emperors through concise formats, concise text, innovative layouts, and exquisite images, among other integrated elements. This reveals the internal laws of Chinese ancient society's transition from chaos to order, from order to chaos, as well as its prosperity and decline, and interprets the arduous process of the Chinese nation's transformation and rise, making historical research better serve the contemporary world.