It's all about dynastic history If it is a general history, I suggest that Mr. Qian Mu's Outline of National History or Mr. Lv Simian has a set of ancient history of China, which seems to have been written from pre-Qin to Sui and Tang Dynasties.
He also has a set of History of China Vernacular Literature (personally, this can't represent Mr. Lu's level, but it can be used as an introductory reading).
I can't introduce those books in detail. To tell the truth, I haven't read the history of the Western Zhou Dynasty myself ... but it is certain that these books are the authority and foundation.
For example, the historical facts of Mr. Lu's History of Wei, Jin, Southern and Northern Dynasties are very detailed and belong to the kind of logical context.
On the other hand, Tang's books are very clear and enlightening in many cases.
His book is composed of small papers, so it is more expository, and many of its viewpoints are still regarded as the standard today.
Mr. Deng Guangming was the first person to systematically study the official history of the Song Dynasty, and Mr. Chen Yinque prefaced his masterpiece Textual Research on the Official History of the Song Dynasty.
And his daughter, Deng Xiaonan, is now the leader of the Song History Circle of Peking University (I think it is the national Song History Circle).
I prefer the Law of Ancestors written by her.
Mr. Chen Yinke's two representative works, The Political History of Tang Dynasty and The Origin of Sui and Tang Dynasties System, are also discussed from various aspects.
On the Draft mainly talks about the origin of the system. In the Wei, Jin, Southern and Northern Dynasties, a fierce debate about whether the Sui and Tang Dynasties moved southward or the mainstream of the Northern Dynasties began, which has not been extinguished yet.
On the Draft focuses on the problems behind some political phenomena in the Tang Dynasty, and puts forward some famous concepts such as "Guanlong Group".
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