Three Kingdoms Heart-to-Heart Records

Author: Jin Xingyao
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Publish Date: 2006-08-01
Features: This is a collection of historical essays by Jin Xingyao on the Three Kingdoms period, where he critiques famous figures and events before and after the era. It includes three main parts: "Cao Cao's Thoughts," "The Turbulent Times of the Three Kingdoms," and "The Peerless Beauties." The author possesses profound historical knowledge and is rooted in the tradition of "arguments based on history." His discussions often revolve around well-known topics, yet he meticulously examines the details, always bringing an engaging perspective to his evaluations of the gains and losses of past and present. Heroes, beauties, outstanding figures, and cunning leaders—all the grand tales of history are captured here, perfectly embodying the saying, "Countless events of past and present are all left to be told in laughter." This book was first published in traditional Chinese in Taiwan in 2002 and was recognized as a representative book of that year by Taiwan's "National Library." After widespread recommendations, it is now being introduced to mainland readers for the first time. This is a collection of historical essays by Jin Xingyao on the Three Kingdoms period, where he critiques famous figures and events before and after the era. It includes three main parts: "Cao Cao's Thoughts," "The Turbulent Times of the Three Kingdoms," and "The Peerless Beauties." The author possesses profound historical knowledge and is rooted in the tradition of "arguments based on history." His discussions often revolve around well-known topics, yet he meticulously examines the details, always bringing an engaging perspective to his evaluations of the gains and losses of past and present. Heroes, beauties, outstanding figures, and cunning leaders—all the grand tales of history are captured here, perfectly embodying the saying, "Countless events of past and present are all left to be told in laughter." This book was first published in traditional Chinese in Taiwan in 2002 and was recognized as a representative book of that year by Taiwan's "National Library." After widespread recommendations, it is now being introduced to mainland readers for the first time.