(Graphic Version) World History (Complete Four Volumes) (Graphic Version)

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Features: "A man should be erudite yet grounded in the present"—this is an ancient Chinese teaching, and "learning a bit of history" is a common consensus among the enlightened. By reflecting on the rise and fall of world history, one can gain survival wisdom; by learning from the lives of great historical figures, one can grasp the essence of life. On a personal level, it is necessary for self-cultivation and family harmony; on a national level, it is the prerequisite for standing firm. At this crucial moment of national rejuvenation, China must not only draw nourishment from its own history but also from the development of world history to look to the future with insight. However, the current state of research and publishing on world history is far from optimistic. On one hand, most studies still cling to the rigid and outdated paradigms of worldview and methodology, failing to keep pace with the development of historical studies itself. On the other hand, due to the scarcity of materials, there are very few popular and high-quality introductory books on world history, which is a cause for concern. As a popular and accessible introduction to world history, this book documents major and far-reaching events in world history under separate headings, each forming its own section. It emphasizes both the storytelling and accessibility of each section while also linking them through their inherent historical connections and patterns. Accompanied by five hundred exquisite color illustrations and over five thousand black-and-white illustrations, it strives to present the richness and brilliance of world history in a more vivid, authentic, and multi-dimensional way.