First Person of Millennia's Turbulent Times: Genghis Khan as Seen by World Famous Figures

Author: Bala Jinima
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Publish Date: 2006-01-01
Features: The Washington Post of the United States ranked Genghis Khan as the "Millennium's Man of Turbulent Times" based on the principle of "shrinking the Earth and bringing the world closer." He belongs to the Chinese nation, to the whole world, and to all of us. The original version of this book was published in January 2003 and reprinted in July 2004. This is the new edition, which includes summaries of comments from over 400 celebrities and scholars from more than 60 countries and regions. It adds over 400 precious images, focusing on the understanding and interpretation of Genghis Khan by painters from ancient and modern times around the world. It also includes necessary explanations and annotations, enhancing the knowledge and readability of the book. The book is approximately 800,000 words, including the main text, background introductions, and image descriptions. It comprehensively and systematically summarizes the comments of world celebrities and scholars on Genghis Khan. Who shrunk the Earth, and why is Genghis Khan called the "Millennium's Man of Turbulent Times"? Reading this book will give you a clear answer.