Recommend some history books suitable for high school students.

1 Global General History: First, global general history is a highly utilitarian recommendation. When doing the college entrance examination, you will often come across the jokes here (I don't know if the current question is like this), so it is a process of betting on the questions. In addition, the global general history is a great reading challenge for some high school students, not as readable as those novels in the Ming Dynasty, but that's it. Third, it helps you to have a comprehensive understanding of world history, and you can probably draw a line, which is helpful for your study.

The reason for recommending Glory and Dreams is similar to that of General History of the World, but the only difference is that it is more readable than the former. If you can't understand the General History of the World, you can consider starting with this book. Although not as extensive as the former, it is enough as a primary reading.

3 "Historical Records" historian's swan song, Li Sao without rhyme. This is not a big talk. When reading this book, you must read the classical Chinese version. In the process of high school, there are countless materials composed of classical Chinese historical materials. Reading historical records means that students who have just entered high school can complete the leap from "A Story of Pond" and "A Story of Yueyang Tower" to "Twenty-four History" (National Examination) and "Li Sao". Senior high school students should not think about reading this book, but get familiar with classical Chinese and understand it through this book. In addition, reading historical books and accumulating information are helpful to Chinese.