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Kim Sang-kyu: The Time That Moved China 1

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"What was the force that enabled Jean to unify the entire era?” “What Is the Meaning of an Uniform in Chinese History? “Why did the reform of the crown get out of hand with both the ruling class and the people?”. “Why has the Samarian dogma been underrated by history?”. The engine of the wheel of Chinese history was ironicly a war and reform. They could paint new urban paintings based on the learning effect of the ruined land and bring new people to the stage. This has been repeated throughout history, and in the middle of it has always been a problem of land and power resources, of distribution and of fighting. The book wants to help Chinese history by asking who the reformers and reformers in history have been, why they've pushed for reform, what really is the reform, and what the difficulties they encountered, what the cost of failings and reforms was. We also connected our contemporary history with the high-end, the goofy, and so on, to help us understand Chinese history through three dimensions. As we follow the history journey of this book, we can also see a clue as to what was needed for our people, and what was necessary for the new era.

Korean title: 중국을 움직인 시간 1

Korean author: 김상규

Korean publisher: 북랩

ISBN-13: 9791165394820

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BU******
August 23, 2021

The feeling of being connected and completed with knowledge of Chinese history that was only part-slice without connection. In the middle of the field, it shows the link between the situation in modern China, the culture of China, and the fragmentary history of something vague and what they do to modern times, which is quite convincing. He was obviously in the industry, so the style of writing didn't seem to be too difficult, and it felt like it was coming into his head. It has a sharp analysis

CR******
December 22, 2020

China, growing to G2 with America, but is it really my own idea that the history of neighboring China, closer to the other side of the Pacific Ocean than the rest of the world, is much more alive? Chinese history is a pleasure to see the three countries of the Sisys are all about making history so unburdenable and unburdened to people who are not "a fiction".

SN********
December 20, 2020

To those who want to see through history. I started reading it without thinking about it, but I've already finished a 500-page book. That's how good you read for your history book. The thoughts and actions that moved China, as they were explained in detail, are a very well-written book that allows readers to make practical insights.

AT*****
December 14, 2020

Even in Korean history, the book is difficult to read at once and it takes several times to understand. There are many Chinese books written these days through YouTube and multiple channels, but since the author has written for children growing up in his own self-organizing spirit, it is a book that comes rather easily to non-warmers. The clock sequence is a module that makes it easy to read the necessary parts without necessarily reading the whole thing. It's not so much about the events as it

김상규: 중국을 움직인 시간 1
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