World History · Wild History

Author: Qiu Keping, Editor-in-Chief
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Publish Date: 2004-01-01
Features: This book discards the outdated concept of traditional historiography that "covers up the faults of the noble and conceals the shortcomings of the virtuous." It draws on the essence of world wild history, guiding readers to uncover historical truths from the smallest details. Through the organic integration of clear formats, concise language, innovative layouts, and exquisite illustrations, it presents the fascinating anecdotes and court life secrets of emperors and empresses from all over the world, the unique beliefs and mysterious rituals of various religions, the extraordinary people and unconventional lifestyles of the upper class in different countries, and the lives and social realities of prostitutes in various regions, offering a three-dimensional and comprehensive portrayal of history. World Wild History: This is a long epic filled with passion yet brimming with profound meaning; it is a historical biography marked by sharp insight, incisive judgment, and captivating storytelling; it is a comprehensive masterpiece that combines eloquence and outstanding influence. It blends personal creative talent while focusing on the bloody struggles for power, the deceitful practices of merchants, and the dramatic lives of famous figures from all walks of life, bringing together humanity's darkest aspects. It allows us to clearly see the ugly side behind civilization. This book is co-authored by historians from different countries around the world. They firmly believe that beyond the histories of individual nations lies a more comprehensive picture of world historical evolution. This book can and should serve as a valuable and precious supplement to current textbooks, and it is also a must-read for families beyond the classroom.