The History of the Rise and Fall of the Tang Dynasty, written by Yang, a researcher at Shaanxi Provincial Museum of History and vice president of China Fuxi Cultural Research Association, and published by Shaanxi People's Education Publishing House, vividly tells people the 290-year history of the rise and fall of the Tang Dynasty.
Yang has previously published more than 20 books, including Ancient History of Shaanxi, Secret History of Qin People, History of the Rise and Fall of the Eastern Han Dynasty, and Times of Xia, Shang and Zhou Dynasties. His new book, 900,000-word History of the Rise and Fall of the Tang Dynasty, describes the magnificent history of the Tang Dynasty and reproduces its glory and rise and fall. From Yang Di's love for beauty and concubines to Li Yuan's claim to be emperor, Emperor Taizong initiated the rule of Zhenguan, and Wuhou continued the heyday of the Tang Dynasty, and then to the lingering love tragedy between Xuanzong and Yang Guifei, and finally the Tang Dynasty was buried in the warlord regime formed after the peasant uprising in Huang Chao. This book shows the demeanor of emperors and generals, the swan song of scholars, the bitterness of harem beauties, the screams of war horses on the border battlefield and the raging flames of peasant wars ... It presents readers with magnificent historical scrolls, which is not only a historical work integrating literature and archaeological materials, but also a biographical work with rich content and easy to understand.