The most important thing to learn history is to be interested. Real interest is a good helper to learn everything well. Learning history must be clear about the background, conditions, people, reasons, processes, results and influences of each historical event. Of course, the premise is that you take the time to remember. When I say remember, I don't mean rote learning. History also needs to be understood. In fact, history and mathematics are the same. There is a pattern. When you can analyze an event by yourself, your history is easy to learn. Finally, I wish. By the way, you should always read extracurricular books about history in your daily life. I suggest reading five thousand years and twenty-four histories. After all, it is official and serves the ruling class. Nobody knows how accurate it is. To truly understand history, we should start with the five thousand years, and then combine the twenty-four histories with unofficial history. It is important to have your own ideas and not be misled.