"Interesting Chinese History": Easily understand the context of Chinese history in a hilarious way

Have you ever read a history book that made you laugh from beginning to end? I saw such a book two days ago, and it made me laugh so hard. The name of this book is "Interesting Chinese History". My eleven-year-old daughter couldn't stop laughing after reading it.

The author of this book, Brother Qu, used his imagination to put a total of 422 emperors in China from Qin Shihuang Yingzheng to Puyi of the Qing Dynasty into a WeChat group - "The First in the Universe" "Group", the emperors were quite lively in this group. Some asked how their descendants lost their country, some made sarcastic remarks, one family complained to each other about their kinship, and so on.

This book uses group chat to put 422 emperors in Chinese history into one space, and discusses topics such as dynasty change, currency, treasury, profit and loss, literature, art, and political achievements. Through the dialogue between the emperors in the group, it presents the iterative historical events and the ups and downs of various dynasties in China.

In the author's writing, the 422 emperors are no longer historical figures with individual voices, but active and interesting souls, which perfectly integrate history and modernity.

For example, in the opening chapter of this book - Ying Zheng, the leader of the first group in the universe, after learning that Hu Hai had snatched Fusu's throne, he gave it to Huo Huo in three years. He was so angry that he vomited blood, and then immediately Hu Hai was removed from the group chat, and the number of people in the group increased from 422 to 421.

In addition, the knowledge points and major events experienced in each dynasty are also written down, so that readers can understand it unconsciously in this humorous and funny atmosphere. history.

If you don’t like boring history, then you can take a look at this book "Interesting Chinese History". Through this book, we can not only systematically understand the rise and fall of each dynasty and the historical trends, but also learn about the history of China. A contextual analysis of the development of Chinese history is formed in the interest.

All the portraits of emperors in the book are drawn by well-known illustrators, making the content more vivid and vivid. It can be said that this is a new style of minimalist history of China.