The author is Wu Hanbi. This is all true, well-founded and carefully studied history. It is not only translating classical Chinese into vernacular Chinese, but also legends and novels. Almost every paragraph can be turned back to the original text, and the original materials can be found one by one. It's just that readers often find it hard to believe that such vivid and interesting fragments are secretly collected in the vast history books.

The content of this book began in ancient times and ended in the middle of Ming Dynasty. The author selected people and events with educational significance in this long history and wrote a series of short stories with ease and emotion as the center. Book 1075, 2 million words. The stories are interlocking, interrelated and interlocking, thus forming a large-scale general history of China.

Sister Wu has been immersed in ancient books all her life and knows the seriousness and academic nature of history. When telling historical stories, she never spoke rashly, never boasted, and was not contaminated with any ideological arguments. The correctness of views and the caution in discussing history are in the same strain as the principles adhered to by Chinese historians.

In the stories told, even for cruel dictators, they generously arranged their own good governance and good deeds, and they were to blame themselves, and evil and good went hand in hand; Sister Wu hopes that readers can put aside their prejudices and get to know people and things correctly and comprehensively.

The title of historical stories is interesting, intimate and observable, and the content is full of emotion, simple and easy to understand, and readers are not taken seriously; Each story is less than two thousand words, and readers can enter it with a little leisure, and they will gain something when they open the book. The selected historical materials avoid difficult historical problems and choose plots with simple and interesting meanings, so that readers can easily understand the essence.