East Zhou States Stories - Lin Chaosheng's Popular Historical Opera (Volume 1 and 2)

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Publish Date: 2006-08-01
Features: In the history of our country, the Spring and Autumn and Warring States periods were both chaotic and fascinating. During this time, the slave society began to disintegrate, and the new feudal system gradually took shape. In the continuous wars of annexation, many states emerged, with the Five Hegemons of Spring and Autumn and the Seven States of the Warring States successively taking the stage in history. As descendants of the Chinese nation, it is essential to understand some correct historical knowledge about our country and to see the evolution of the times and the development of society. However, at present, historical "romances" and "dramas" are full of speculation. If this continues, the understanding of Chinese history among young people in China will be extremely limited. Translating or rewriting historical stories in modern colloquial language is also to allow more readers to read freely! This book is one of the "Lin Han Da Popular History Classics," starting from the relocation of King Ping of Zhou to Luoyi and ending with the unification of the Central Plains by Qin Shi Huang. Based on the records of official histories such as the Zuo Zhuan and the Shiji, one hundred and eighty stories are arranged in chronological order. They are both independent and interconnected, clearly outlining the general outline of more than five hundred years of history before and after the Spring and Autumn and Warring States periods: the material is accurate, the editing is precise, and it is an ideal introductory reading for pre-Qin history. The author is also a famous linguist and master of prose. His writing is simple and clear, with extremely strong expressiveness. Reading this book is also a good opportunity to learn language expression skills and appreciate the beauty of colloquial Chinese prose.