Ming Dynasty Mystery

Author: Wu Qianghua
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Publish Date: 2005-09-01
Features: This series consists of nine volumes, totaling millions of words, including "The Mystery of the Tang Dynasty," "The Mystery of the Song Dynasty," "The Mystery of the Qing Dynasty," "The Mystery of the Republic of China," "The Mystery of the Chinese Court," "The Mystery of the National Treasures of China," "The Mystery of the Chinese Tombs," and "The Mystery of the Emperors and Empresses of China." The authors are all history teachers and professional researchers from Shanghai universities. This series, while respecting historical facts, caters to the needs of different readers; it ensures academic rigor while presenting history in a lively and vivid manner. The writing is concise, easy to understand, and richly illustrated, making it accessible to both scholars and general readers, and has been widely popular.
When it comes to history, humans have a woefully limited understanding of their own past. As one British historian once lamented, "The historical materials historians obtain are like the few fish a fisherman accidentally catches in the vast ocean!" Indeed, what we know of history is merely a tiny fragment of the vast and boundless truth of history, with many unsolved mysteries yet to be deciphered. In this book, we have selected some segments of Ming Dynasty history, some enigmatic and unsolved mysteries, allowing us to touch upon history, explore its depths, dispel the (), and uncover the truth of history.