What are the similarities and differences between Sima Qian's Records of the Historian and Sima Guang's Lessons Learned from the Same Experience? Thank you, the more the better!

The first one is Historical Records, with punctuation marks. After reading the punctuation marks one by one, I admire Sima Qian's profound historical knowledge. After reading Zi Tongzhi Jian a few years later, I feel that Zi Tongzhi Jian is more magnificent than Historical Records (130), more complete in style, and more flexible or appropriate than "Taishi Gong Yue" at the end of Historical Records. But deep down, I think "Learning from the Same Resources" is not as good as "Historical Records", which is not only the language and style, but also the historical view. Sima Qian and Sima Guang are both historical giants. According to a young man's intuition, one is a historian and the other is a politician. Sima Qian wrote to show people to discuss history, while Sima Guang wrote to comment on events to explain politics. Historical changes are written by two giants, so if we carefully taste them, we can distinguish between high and low. With the passage of time and the evolution of the times, Historical Records has naturally become a must-read book for scholars in governing the country, and as a mirror for resources, it has increasingly become a pillow for politicians. In the quiet and beautiful night haze, Sima Guang's face is serious, like an elderly person suddenly approaching and far away; Sima Qian is still a warm-blooded man who combines rigidity with softness, swallowing the world with elegant demeanor and winning people's hearts.

Sima Qian was an official in the period of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, and his Historical Records was the first biographical general history in China. This book records the history from the legendary Yellow Emperor to the later period of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty. Its content is complete and its structure is thorough, which is unprecedented in history.

Historical Records, based on biographies, supplemented by tables, books, years and records, created a new genre of biographical history books and became the norm in the compilation of official history of dynasties in the next two thousand years.

Sima Qian recorded political history as well as economic history, cultural history and social life history. In Sima Qian's works, the deeds of accomplished scholars, businessmen, doctors, rangers and peasant leaders are as important as political activists such as emperors and generals. He warmly praised the chivalrous spirit of the ranger and boldly exposed the cruelty of the cruel officials. While praising the historical achievements of Emperor Wu of Han Dynasty, Sima Qian dared to accuse him of indulging his own selfish desires.

Historical Records has vivid words and concise language, and also occupies an important position in the history of literature. It was praised by Lu Xun as "the historian's swan song, and Li Sao has no rhyme."

Zi Tong Zhi Jian is a chronological general history compiled by Sima Guang in the Northern Song Dynasty, which began in the 23rd year of Zhou Weilie (403 BC) and ended in the 6th year of Xiande in Zhou Shizong (959 BC).

Taking years as the classics and historical facts as the latitude, Zi Tong Zhi Jian evaluates the advantages and disadvantages of various political theories through the evolution of political history in previous dynasties, compares the gains and losses of political practice in previous dynasties, and serves the ruling class.