1 Zeng Guofan. This book is almost an official history, and there is nothing to fill in. From Zeng Guofan's return to his hometown to visit his mother, to organizing the Xiang army, to skyshatter Beijing, and then to his death, it is basically history.

The Taiping Heavenly Kingdom is also closer to history. But it's a little fake.

"Hundred Years of Storm" is also very close to history.

Everything in Gone with the Wind really exists in history, but this process was dramatized by Dan Tianfang.

Li Zicheng is a serious ballad recently published by Dan Tianfang. There is nothing funny in the book, and it sounds depressing as a whole. And Dan Tianfang is also very serious in this book. There is basically no cross talk in a book. And most of them are official history, not blindly changed by storytellers.

Most of the songs related to official history came from the Qing Dynasty, but there were few songs related to official history in the Spring, Autumn, Qin, Han, Southern and Northern Dynasties, Sui, Tang, Song and Yuan Dynasties. Oh, by the way, Dan Tianfang said that the legend of Liu Ling is basically close to the story of Liu Ling, the seven sages of bamboo forest in history. Others include Luanpu Fort and Fengze Garden, Victory in Langfang, The Story of 1911 and The September 18th Storm.

And Sun.

As upstairs said, his stories about emperors in China, World War II and warlords in the Republic of China are completely official. Recently, he recorded the original name storytelling "Those Things in the Ming Dynasty" with the bright moon, which was very nice. What I've heard these days is official history.

Zhang Shaozuo

There are several 1 folk songs close to history, such as China's bloody case, China's bloody case and Xiaoping's Centennial.

Immortals, sins and corrupt officials at gunpoint are all things that happened in modern China. It's all true. Good.