Three Kingdoms Ten Lectures

Author: Han Tang
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Publish Date: 2005-05-01
Features: The charm of the Three Kingdoms lies not only in the Three Kingdoms heroes but also in the Three Kingdoms of all Chinese people. The Chinese collectively participate in the creation and revision of the Three Kingdoms, ultimately transforming a historical period into a culture. The history of the Three Kingdoms is a mirror, and we can use it as an outlet for Chinese cultural thought.
The first lecture: The historical mysteries behind the division and reunification;
The second lecture: The competition between the way of the king and the art of diplomacy;
The third lecture: Conflict and integration: between the new ruler and the old officials;
The fourth lecture: Transitional governments and the reshuffling of power resources;
The fifth lecture: Diversified views on talent and survival ethics in chaos;
The sixth lecture: The separation and alignment of military commanders and civil officials;
The seventh lecture: The politicization of military issues;
The eighth lecture: The Three Kingdoms heroes and the Three Kingdoms of heroes;
The ninth lecture: The historical puzzle of "three" without "one";
The tenth lecture: The Three Kingdoms historical resources and the export of Chinese thought.