Essentials of the Twenty-Four Histories in Plain Language (Colored Illustrations, Complete Eight Volumes) (Colored Illustration Edition)

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1. Background images and physical materials related to the events or figures in the main text are compiled together, making the events and figures more three-dimensional and full of scene sense. It truly achieves a harmonious balance between images and text.
2. The layout design breaks the old, rigid text-dominated format. Images and text are equally emphasized, with a coordinated and aesthetically pleasing combination, making it more suitable for the reading preferences of Chinese audiences.
3. International standard 16K deluxe hardcover, printed on imported copperplate paper, showcasing high-quality craftsmanship with a dignified and elegant atmosphere.
"The Twenty-Four Histories" primarily records the nearly 5,000-year development of ancient Chinese society and the rise and fall of dozens of dynasties since the Yellow Emperor, reflecting the orthodox concepts and spirit of each era. Therefore, it is the most authoritative treasure trove for studying Chinese history and ancient Chinese culture, serving as an encyclopedia of Chinese civilization.
Mao Zedong was deeply passionate about reading history, particularly admiring "The Twenty-Four Histories." Over twenty years, he thoroughly read about 40 million characters of "The Twenty-Four Histories," with some sections read multiple times, even annotating with different colored pens and making extensive notes. His meticulous study was not only to enrich his knowledge of history but, more importantly, to learn from the past to find the laws, lessons, and experiences of social development and the rise and fall of nations, summarizing governance strategies and political principles. It is evident that "The Twenty-Four Histories" played an irreplaceable role in accumulating Mao Zedong's profound historical literacy and his great practice of leading the Chinese revolution.