Liang Hongyu beat the drum against the Jin

Author: Yang Xinhua, Zhong Yinzhen (editors)
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Publish Date: 2002-10-01
Features: We proudly present the "Illustrated Series of Chinese Historical Stories," dedicated to the young friends. History is a mirror. From ancient times to the present, there have been successes and failures in the world. Want to explore the mysteries behind? This "mirror" will tell you the lessons of success and the mistakes of failure. History is a long river. It has winding gorges, rapids and shoals, as well as calm harbors. Do you have the ambition to navigate a ship in this river? History will teach you wisdom and courage. History is a monument. It carves the five thousand years of fine cultural traditions of the Chinese nation. It is a precious textbook for cultivating virtue through history and an endless source of moral governance in the new era. The "Illustrated Series of Chinese Historical Stories" will be published in twenty volumes. This is the thirteenth volume, which tells six stories from the Southern Song Dynasty in China. In 1127, Zhao Gao ascended the throne in Nanjing Yingtianfu (now Shangyangkou, Henan Province), becoming the Emperor Gaozong of the Southern Song Dynasty. The next year, the capital was moved to Lin'an (now Hangzhou, Zhejiang Province). The strong enemies of the Southern Song Dynasty were first the Jin Dynasty, and then the Mongol Empire after its defeat of the Jin. In 1279, the Southern Song Dynasty fell. During the struggle against invasion, many heroic national figures emerged whose stories are worth singing and lamenting. These stories are vivid and interesting, they will bring you joy, increase your knowledge, and inspire you.