Emperor Qin Shi Huang ()

Author: Zhang Jing
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Publish Date: 2002-05-01
Features: This book vividly recreates the tumultuous life of Emperor Qin Shi Huang, the most powerful emperor in Chinese history, with rich and profound brushwork. From his difficult childhood to ascending the throne as a young king and gaining favor from fate, growing up in the palace struggles and defeating all opponents, including his own biological parents, to seize absolute power, the young Qin King Ying Zheng, with extraordinary energy and ambitious ambitions, ultimately achieved the of conquering the six states and unifying the world. However, his journey of conquering the world and conquering life and death did not stop there: abolishing the feudal system, strengthening the prefecture system, building the Grand Canal, touring the world, building the Great Wall, driving out the Xiongnu, starting Lishan, and building the Apartment. He sought immortality in vain to ensure the eternal stability of the empire. The story of burning books and confessions is grand and moving, with climax after climax, and the ending echoes three times. This book depicts a tragic history with a humanistic touch, successfully outlining the extraordinary and rich emotional world of the protagonist buried in the dust of history. The same-titled television series adapted from this book has been produced at a great cost by China Central Television and will be launched in grand style.