Superman -- The True History of Chinese Emperors

Author: Shangguan Ping
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Features: These "super men" — the Chinese emperors — enjoy super quality of life and supreme status, yet they suffer from tragic fates and lack autonomy. This book presents a categorized and analytical approach, comprehensively exploring the characteristics of various Chinese emperors and interpreting their extraordinary "super" imperial lives. It compiles verifiable historical records scattered across history into a powerful fist, shattering the "sacred" imperial ("All descendants of Emperor Gaozi have high noses, the dragon species are inherently different from ordinary people"). With concise language, it skillfully removes the illusory golden halo that seems radiant yet is hollow from the high noses of the self-proclaimed "chosen ones," restoring their true human nature.
Shangguan Ping's Comprehensive History of Chinese Emperors compiles verifiable historical records scattered across history into a powerful fist, shattering the "sacred" imperial ("All descendants of Emperor Gaozi have high noses, the dragon species are inherently different from ordinary people"). With concise language and a clever approach, it removes the illusory golden halo from the high noses of the self-proclaimed "chosen ones," revealing their true human nature.
Our nation has endured numerous hardships, and the author focuses on the "wave peaks" of history, neither glorifying their achievements nor excusing their faults. There is no intention of vilifying or exaggerating. What remains is the revelation and portrayal of the "beautiful veil." Emperors shape history, and history, in its ups and downs, reveals the emperors. Shangguan Ping takes the official history as the main thread, selects materials meticulously, categorizes them systematically, and examines the internal logic of political development with a scientific and rigorous attitude. He conducts multi-dimensional comparisons and comprehensive explorations of numerous emperors. At the same time, he provides a realistic and incisive analysis of the reasons for the rise and fall, success and failure of various dynasties.