Reviews
As volumes 7 and 8 of *Manli Zhongkong Shi* (The History of China), a 21-volume series spanning from the ancient era of "Opening the Heavens of the Central Plains" to the "last feudal dynasty of the continent," the Qing Dynasty, *Manli Zhongkong Shi* offers a comprehensive overview of the history of the ancient Han Dynasty. Featuring prominent figures such as Emperor Gaozu, Empress Lü Zhi, and Han Xin, *Manli Zhongkong Shi* Han 1 & 2—essentially the founding chronicle of the Han Dynasty—offers
China's 5,000-year history... not only is it difficult to properly understand the stories of that turbulent era, but even while studying history within the context of world history, it was hard to easily grasp every surrounding situation. To be honest, when it comes to Chinese history, the figures from the *Romance of the Three Kingdoms* I read in literary collections, and Qin Shi Huang—who comes to mind when thinking of the Great Wall and the elixir of immortality—are barely all I can recall.
Sun Jiawei et al.: Ten Thousand Miles of Chinese History 7 : Han (1)
Volume 7 of *A Thousand Miles of Chinese History*. Cartoonist Sun Jiayu has vividly depicted Chinese history from ancient times to the Qing Dynasty, based on official historical records. Escaping the boredom and dryness of history books, readers will be able to broaden their knowledge and perspective on Chinese history through the vivid and diverse stories of various characters.
Korean title: 만리 중국사 7 : 한(1)
Korean author: 쑨자위 외
Korean publisher: 이담북스
ISBN-13: 9788926854235
Reviews
As volumes 7 and 8 of *Manli Zhongkong Shi* (The History of China), a 21-volume series spanning from the ancient era of "Opening the Heavens of the Central Plains" to the "last feudal dynasty of the continent," the Qing Dynasty, *Manli Zhongkong Shi* offers a comprehensive overview of the history of the ancient Han Dynasty. Featuring prominent figures such as Emperor Gaozu, Empress Lü Zhi, and Han Xin, *Manli Zhongkong Shi* Han 1 & 2—essentially the founding chronicle of the Han Dynasty—offers
China's 5,000-year history... not only is it difficult to properly understand the stories of that turbulent era, but even while studying history within the context of world history, it was hard to easily grasp every surrounding situation. To be honest, when it comes to Chinese history, the figures from the *Romance of the Three Kingdoms* I read in literary collections, and Qin Shi Huang—who comes to mind when thinking of the Great Wall and the elixir of immortality—are barely all I can recall.
