Mr. Red Army started with the book Dawn of Civilization, and it took him some time to finish reading it, so he couldn't help but want to write something. Taibai wrote: "Until the two rulers of this area squeezed in in the foggy age." This is not only a portrayal of early Shu culture, but also reflects that we have too many historical blind spots. What China was like in the Three Dynasties? We have no solid historical basis except the historical materials and arduous archaeological excavations that were preserved after the Oracle bone inscriptions appeared. As the center of civilization, the middle and lower reaches of the Yellow River are still so, and the history of surrounding ethnic minorities such as Dongyi, Shanrong and Baiyue is looming in the vast land of Kyushu, waiting for luck to give us an opportunity to find the traces of scales and claws. But this does not mean that history can be joked. After all, the works of "avant-garde romance" are just the words of novelists. When the discovery of Li Ji opened the door of ancient civilization for us, how to know the root of civilization is no longer just a topic that can be easily discussed. Anything that is not serious about the origin of ancestors will have a great influence on the current thinking like the butterfly effect. Who dares to say that the revival of the concept of Yan Huang is just a trivial slogan of the Revolution of 1911, and who can deny that the repositioning of Japan's relations with China has greatly changed the history of Northeast Asia and led to today's reality? The imperial examination system has trained and excavated a large number of literary and historical talents. They are proficient in the evolution of China characters, know the political evolution and system design in the past 3,000 years, can write exquisite poems, and can subtly hide the innuendo of kings and current events in the feelings of ancient deeds, but this era is finally over. The rise of industrial civilization makes China, which once occupied the position of king of the world in the era of agricultural civilization, far ahead and at a loss, while Qiang Bing's iron will to save the country and the people transcends the leisure and elegance of the affair. At this moment, history has become the last spiritual pillar to unite the nation, but it has also ushered in endless doubts in the beautiful European storm. In theory, Yu is an ant. Li Shui in literature and Li Shui in spirit are mixed together, asking where China came from and wondering where China is going. Therefore, history is not only involved in reality as ideology again, but also needs close contact with ideology. In this realistic background, apart from professional researchers, history is just a knowledge point that needs to be memorized and questioned in ordinary people's textbooks. Looking at the results of the study from the only angle is the popularization of innuendo history. Excessive interference and interpretation will inevitably make people farther and farther away from serious history. Therefore, when there is an ideological vacuum due to the change of reality, the Secret of the Palace in the style of Galeries Lafayette has become the only color in history-gaudy. The legend of Fengxian Xiao covered up the bloody battle in Mianpo, and the smear of Zeng Guofan, an eternal saint, made this pure minister, who was stubborn and modest, blur into an unrecognizable master of politics. Driven by money, this trend is getting worse and worse: since Jiangnan can be a romantic emperor who relies on red and green under Qianlong, it is nothing new for Kangxi to visit privately. As for how Yongzheng was given a good card by a woman, it is a good theme for the Nuggets. However, after all, we can't understand history in such a way as "uneasy". Confucius once said: "quality is better than literature, literature is better than history, gentle, and then a gentleman." The busyness of reality has made many people either say that they want to read Zuo Zhuan Zhu in the Spring and Autumn Annals, or even don't read it carefully, which has become a scarce resource that can be met but not sought. With the proliferation of TV programs, the discussion about history flourished, and it hit it off with many online writers who don't have much knowledge but are not afraid to deconstruct history. What should have been a mellow history has become milk mixed with water-not to mention a lot of melamine smuggling in the middle. It seems to know a lot of historical knowledge, but in the final analysis, it is nothing more than a clever fake historical joke and a win-win situation for booksellers and writers. Fortunately, we can also see this set of young people's national history books published by Shanxi People's Publishing House, so there are few works that are willing to tell stories honestly, even if they are not unique at present, but the famous ones are rare. In this era when Cao Cao was embarrassed to say hello to others and didn't call him the boss of KTV, I saw too many parallel imports that spoke for the ancients. I didn't play with fireworks, didn't feel smarter than the ancients, didn't show off my writing skills, and didn't show off a few unofficial history authors in my stomach, which was refreshing. Concise narration may be related to the author's immersion in Japanese culture for many years, but it can tell a person's sense of language and style. Mr. Lu Xun once said that he would rather simplify the theme of writing a novel into a sketch than drag it into a novel. As an online author who became famous as Dream as soon as possible, Mr. Chi Jun didn't have many frivolous teenagers' success, solid foundation and simple words, which made this Dawn of Civilization like a solid bowl of small rice, with its own taste in indifference and plainness, but it felt like touching porcelain when it fell in his stomach. Perhaps this is the difference between grinding a sword for ten years and not washing mud when radish is fast. If we want to make a comparison, perhaps this group of readers should pay tribute to and surpass the next five thousand years. Compared with the classics in this set of historical popular books, Dawn of Civilization was published late, so it is self-evident that it can use the data of Xia, Shang and Zhou dating projects and new archaeological discoveries. In writing style, the former's short stories are in the same strain as this book, which makes this book a young reader, but its audience can extend down to school-age children. However, if the publishing house has this consideration, I'm afraid it's better to make some phonetic notes on rare words in proper nouns (such as Sacrifice to Zhong Zhai). If there is any shortage compared with five thousand years ago, it is probably because the publishing styles in different periods are different. Although this book is very eye-catching in the map chronology and the small annotation box on the margin, it is a pity that there is not a printed illustration in the book. Finally, we might as well advertise this book again. As a book, Sunshine in Han and Tang Dynasties has also made great achievements in professional historical research works. Not to mention Jin Chongji, Yang Kuisong, Yang Tianshi, Wang Qisheng's party member, Party Power, Party Struggle and Deng Ye's Coalition Government and One-Party Guidance are widely praised and welcomed works in related fields in recent years. To paraphrase a TV advertising slogan-Believe in the power of brand, we should obviously have full expectations for the quality of this book and the follow-up works of this set of readers.