He also wrote the Biography of Hanwu and the Biography of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, a total of one volume. There are clouds in the Ming and Qing dynasties, which were written by Han or Jin, and there is no evidence. It is actually a mistake for future generations. The General Catalogue of Sikuquanshu was written by scholars in Wei and Jin Dynasties, and Qian Xizuo, editor of Shoushange Series, speculated that it was created by scholars after the Eastern Jin Dynasty, and the two theories were not bad. This book was written from the birth of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty to the funeral after his death. Among them, it is slightly heavier than military and political affairs, but more detailed than seeking immortality. In particular, it describes in detail the decline of the Queen Mother of the West to Emperor Wu. This book is full of important events and complicated plots, and it is extremely capable of rendering. His writing style is also patchy, using the exaggeration of Han Fu, which is very literary.

2. Three auxiliary records, three auxiliary stories and three auxiliary old stories?

Zhao Qi in the Han Dynasty compiled more than ten classic documents describing the natural and cultural conditions of ancient Chang 'an in past dynasties, and showed ancient Chang 'an in various historical periods with rich materials, such as market square, road traffic, Huangcheng Pagoda Temple, well canals, ponds, changes of rivers and lakes, scenic spots and mountains, customs and habits, palaces, places of interest, anecdotes and so on. It is not only the basic data for academic circles to study the history and geography of ancient Chang 'an, but also the first-hand document for people to understand ancient society.

3. Hanwu story

Also known as "The Biography of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty", a total of one volume. This book is a wonderful book of miscellaneous history and biography, "different from historical records, different from Han books, and mixed with absurd words." It is a biographical novel in the legendary system of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, which records the anecdote of Emperor Wu's burial of Maoling from birth to death. Its main content is that Emperor Wu asked for longevity, and at the same time wrote anecdotes about some historical figures at that time, such as "The Golden House hides the charming" and "Xiang Ru Lun Fu".

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4. The Legend of Flying Swallows?

From Four Treasures of the Study's Summary. Describe Zhao's fornication with the palace when Han became emperor.

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I sent you all the first three e-books, and the last one, Biography of Flying Swallows, is very short and can be seen on the Internet.