Nan's The Analects of Confucius, Up and Down for Five Thousand Years, Khanate: China in the Eyes of Westerners, Wolf Totem, Jiang Rong's History of China, Fifteen Years of Wanli, China's Cultural Essentials, Liang Shuming's Hundred Questions on the Art History of China, Tan Tian's Things of the Ming Dynasty, A Dream of Red Mansions, etc. Huang Renyu: Fifteen Years of Wanli (seemingly dull, but in fact memorable), broaden the historical horizon, and Qian Mu: Outline of National History (traditional and vertical, maybe a little unaccustomed. But it is a must for reading history), the history of Chinese historiography, China's political gains and losses in past dynasties, and a new interpretation of The Analects of Confucius Lv Simian: Collected Works of Lv Simian and Bai Yang: An Outline of the People's History of China, The Ugly China Man and The End Bai Yang edition of Zi Zhi Tong Jian Chronicle Ming Yue: Those Events in the Ming Dynasty 1~7 (Language humor, Wei Qingyuan,:) Sun Haohui: Daqin Empire (same as above ...) Li Dongfang: Detailed explanation of past dynasties; Qiu Shusen.