Great Qin Empire -- Part One: Black Fission. (Set of Two Volumes)

Author: Sun Haohui
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Publish Date: 2005-08-01
Features: As an empire that embodies the spirit of the times, the Great Qin Empire vividly reflects the dominant survival spirit of the Chinese nation during that era. The entire civilization system of the Chinese nation has been able to endure like a mighty river flowing endlessly, and the strong survival tradition established during the Qin Empire era played a decisive role. The Great Qin Empire is a long historical novel depicting the rise and fall of the Qin Empire. The Qin Empire emerged amidst the bloody competition among rival powers, establishing a powerful and unified empire and pioneering a brand-new iron civilization. However, it only lasted for fifteen years, like a shooting star that flashed and exploded into oblivion. Within this immense historical gap and the dramatic fate of the empire lies an innumerable number of miraculous stories and the joys and sorrows of great figures. Their individual destinies, ranging from delicate to magnificent, from righteous to evil, from heroic to mediocre, compose this historical symphony. The social and civilizational framework woven by the empire and the cultural traditions it continue to shape our lives today, forming a great spiritual pillar for the Chinese nation.
The Qin Empire rose amidst the fierce competition among powerful states, embodying the robust, pragmatic, and innovative spirit of that era. It upheld the rule of law, underwent thorough reforms, strove for construction, and unified governance. Over more than 160 years, six generations of leaders worked tirelessly to achieve a great imperial revolution, establishing a powerful and unified empire, pioneering a new era of iron civilization, and completing a great historical transformation of Chinese agricultural civilization. In this monumental work of art, the author endeavors to artistically recreate the arduous and tragic journey of the Qin Empire, which faced the threat of extinction in the late Warring States period, surrounded by powerful adversaries. From the reign of Qin Xiaogong, the state embarked on a path of hard work and reform, enduring relentless efforts across generations of rulers and officials, ultimately unifying the six kingdoms and ruling the heavens.
As an empire that embodies the spirit of the times, the Great Qin Empire vividly reflects the dominant survival spirit of the Chinese nation during that era. The entire civilization system of the Chinese nation has been able to endure like a mighty river flowing endlessly, and the strong survival tradition established during the Qin Empire era played a decisive role. The Great Qin Empire is a long historical novel depicting the rise and fall of the Qin Empire. The Qin Empire emerged amidst the bloody competition among rival powers, establishing a powerful and unified empire and pioneering a brand-new iron civilization. However, it only lasted for fifteen years, like a shooting star that flashed and exploded into oblivion. Within this immense historical gap and the dramatic fate of the empire lies an innumerable number of miraculous stories and the joys and sorrows of great figures. Their individual destinies, ranging from delicate to magnificent, from righteous to evil, from heroic to mediocre, compose this historical symphony. The social and civilizational framework woven by the empire and the cultural traditions it continue to shape our lives today, forming a great spiritual pillar for the Chinese nation.
The Qin Empire rose amidst the fierce competition among powerful states, embodying the robust, pragmatic, and innovative spirit of that era. It upheld the rule of law, underwent thorough reforms, strove for construction, and unified governance. Over more than 160 years, six generations of leaders worked tirelessly to achieve a great imperial revolution, establishing a powerful and unified empire, pioneering a new era of iron civilization, and completing a great historical transformation of Chinese agricultural civilization. In this monumental work of art, the author endeavors to artistically recreate the arduous and tragic journey of the Qin Empire, which faced the threat of extinction in the late Warring States period, surrounded by powerful adversaries. From the reign of Qin Xiaogong, the state embarked on a path of hard work and reform, enduring relentless efforts across generations of rulers and officials, ultimately unifying the six kingdoms and ruling the heavens.