Author: Gao Fujiin
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Publish Date: 2006-07-01
Features: The purpose of the "New Horizons Library" is to provide readers with a "time tunnel" to "travel through time and immerse themselves in history." In the books published under this series, we can glimpse: from the inner courts of ancient Egyptian pharaohs to the gladiatorial arena where Roman warriors spilled their blood, from the witches' gatherings in wild forests to the "hippie" communities in modern metropolises, from the bohemian lifestyle of unrestrained freedom to the romance between medieval knights and noblewomen, from the forced smiles and tragic tears of Japanese geishas to the cruelty and horror of Nazi Germany. Through the meticulous portrayal of social and historical life scenes and the vivid depiction of historical group activities, readers are enriched in their understanding of world civilizations and cultures. The authors of the "New Horizons Library" are mostly middle-aged scholars with specialized knowledge or young scholars who have spent ten years studying to obtain their doctorates. To present these historical details in an accessible, engaging, and entertaining manner, they adopt a scientific attitude toward sorting through historical materials and verifying facts, combined with their own life experiences and imagination. They meticulously revise and refine their writing, tirelessly searching for illustrations, to present before readers beautifully packaged, richly illustrated books.
Gladiator - A Memory of a Cruel History
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