Wishing is the offspring of such a family. The owner of an antique shop in Liulichang, Beijing is 30 years old. He usually lives on half a collection handed down from home. Bronze jade, calligraphy and painting stones can be seen at a glance, and he can see the source and inheritance. With this skill, he lived a quiet and moist life. But one day, a sudden visitor brought him into a plot he never dreamed of. A rare treasure that is widely circulated in the street is inextricably linked with itself. A game made decades ago has been arranged into its own destiny. Wishing will leave no stone unturned to stay between life and death, encountering all the parties who have been dormant for decades, and all kinds of strange tricks in the quaint rivers and lakes.
2. Daming under the Microscope tells the story of six grass-roots political events in the Ming Dynasty. Ma Boyong excavated these long-buried stories from a series of precious folk archives of Ming Dynasty. These files are a unique miracle in the history of China. They focus on the political life of civilians and are extremely detailed. Here, we can see simple people's demands, cunning folk wisdom, dirty petty officials' means and subtle bureaucratic checks and balances, which show an extremely vivid picture of political ecology from countless real details. These six events focused on a government, a county or even a village, and recorded the real political life of the lowest-level civilians: how they protested angrily when they encountered unfair taxation; When family rights and interests are damaged, how do they initiate a lawsuit? When political interests conflict with commercial interests, how do they play games with the government? When the court asked for the reorganization of household registration, how did they profit from it? ...
Among them, the story named "Learning to bully will die-the whole story of Huizhou Silk Case" is like this: during the Wanli period, an unfair tax policy caused long-term chaos in Huizhou government. It is a game between mobs, county officials, state capitals, households, records, emperors and many other interest groups. In The Choice of Pen and Grey —— Defending Long Mai of Wuyuan, Ma Boyong wrote about an economic dispute in Wuyuan County that lasted for 64 years, reflecting how a county-level official balanced the interests of a county on major issues. "Who Moved My Ancestral Temple-the Legal Situation of Yang Ganyuan" tells the story of a private ancestral temple property struggle case in Shexian County. In this eight-year-long lawsuit, both sides showed their magical powers and tried their best to stage a wonderful Jiajing legal drama.
3, "The Secret of the Three Kingdoms", at the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, the world was in chaos. Cao Cao welcomed the Han Emperor to Xudu. Since then, he has gradually integrated military power with political power and started a new chapter in his political career. A group of people loyal to the Han Dynasty, led by the Empress Fu, Fu and Fu, followed the last entrustment and secretly welcomed their younger brother into the palace from Sima Fang's house in Wenxian County. Since then, under the leadership of Man Chong, Guo Jia and Yu Xun, they have launched a series of soul-stirring battles with Cao Ying. Can Ping Liu turn Gan Kun around? Did Cao Cao really win the battle of Guandu? Who manipulated the historical trend of the Three Kingdoms behind the scenes? With the Three Kingdoms as the background, there are countless unofficial history, but Ma Boyong still writes with distinctive features. He followed the writing techniques and styles before The Wind from Longxi, and wrote a bunch of vivid characters, which was very interesting to read.