-talk about reading history books.

I am a history fan. I like historical stories since I was a child, and I began to contact history books when I was in primary school. So I have a lot of experience in reading history books. But it seems that not many people like history books as much as I do. Many friends said they couldn't understand why I like reading history books. So, today I want to talk about how I read history books happily.

I think history books are not accepted because they make people dizzy. So to prevent this from happening, my method is to have a general concept of this history first. Take the Japanese classic Tokugawa Ieyasu as an example. As the name implies, this book is about Japanese hero Tokugawa Ieyasu. In ancient Japan, there was a ceremony called Fu Yuan, which changed its name at the age of 14. Tokugawa Ieyasu changed its name three times in just 72 years, and * * * has four names. Not only that, he also has two brothers with the same surname, so when reading the beginning of this book, you often don't know which one is Tokugawa Ieyasu. But if you have studied it roughly, you will know that Tokugawa Ieyasu's milk name is Songping Takechiyo, so it won't be confused.

Second, treat history books as a story book with some aspects.

Once, I recommended a friend to read the annals of the Three Kingdoms. A few days later, he told me it was boring, but when I discussed Battle of Red Cliffs with him, he seemed interested. So I think if a history is divided into several stages, each stage contains one or two interesting stories, and then they are connected in series, then reading history books will become interesting.

3. Enough is enough, and the excitement is reserved for next time.

If we can do the first two points, then reading history books will not be boring. But it seems that there is still a certain distance from liking. What I want to talk about now is the way to read history books happily. I believe everyone will be familiar with TV series. And have you noticed that TV plays often end at the best time? This may be the reason why the audience has always been interested in TV dramas. So I think this method is a good one if it is used in reading. History is made up of cause and effect. Won't you be fascinated by this book if we just read it and save the fruit for next time? For example: the fourth Kawasaki Island War. The war took place in Japan and was called an epic. Later generations summed up the war in one sentence: winning in Sugiyama before noon and winning in Takeda in the afternoon. (Shang Yang: Shang Xin, a general. Takeda: Takeda Shingen, the general on the other side. If you only look at the preparations before the war, no one can guess the result, because the result is too unexpected, so you will be interested in this war and like it. Therefore, moderation is also a good way to read history books.

In fact, it is not difficult to get happiness while reading history books. The method mentioned above is just my personal opinion. As far as I am concerned, the method is not important. The important thing is that you like history books. As long as you like them, I believe you will like them.