Pre-Qin Era
1. The origin of the Huaxia clan 2. Yao and Shun’s concession 3. Dayu’s control of floods 4. Shang Tang destroyed Xia 5. Following the will of the people and Zhou conquering Shang 6. Beacon fire plays on the princes 7 . Duke Huan of Qi dominates 8. Wu Zixu whips the corpse to avenge his shame 9. Gou Jian lies on the firewood and tastes courage 10. Han, Zhao and Wei are divided into Jin 11. Shang Yang builds a tree at the south gate 12. Sun Bin and Pang Juan fight for wits 13. Zhang Yi even breaks through the alliance 14. Lin Xiangru returns to Zhao intact 15. Mao Sui recommends himself 16. Letter Lord Ling steals the talisman to save Zhao 17. Jing Ke assassinates the King of Qin 18. The King of Qin destroys the Six Kingdoms 19. A Hundred Schools of Thought 20. Hu Hai fakes the edict 21. Chen Sheng and Wu Guang Uprising
Two Han and Three Kingdoms
Liu Bang and Xiang Yu 2. The giant deer broke the cauldron and sank the boat 3. Xiao He chased Han Xin under the moon 4. The conflict between Chu and Han 5. Han Gaozu Bai Deng was besieged 6. Han Gaozu killed his horse and swore an oath 7. Zhou Bozhi seized military power 8. Zhang Jian passed through the Western Regions 9. Sima Qian wrote "Historical Records" 》 10. Zhaojun goes out of the fortress 11. Wang Mang usurps power and proclaims himself emperor 12. Green Forest Red Eyebrow Uprising 13. Liu Xiu revitalizes the Han Dynasty 14. Cai Lun invents papermaking 15. Domineering general Liang Ji 16. Yellow Turban Army uprising 17. Wang Yun plans to eliminate Dong Zhuo 18. Holding the emperor hostage to order the princes 19. The Battle of Guandu 20. Sun Ce occupied Jiangdong 21. Liu Bei paid three visits to the thatched cottage 22. Fire attack on Red Cliff 23. Guan Yu walked away from Maicheng in vain 24. Cao Zhi composed a poem in seven steps 25. Captured Meng Huo seven times 26. Kong Ming beheaded Ma Su in tears
Two Jin and Southern and Northern Dynasties
1. Sima Zhao’s heart 2. Destroy the subordinates and build the Western Jin Dynasty 3. Wang Jun’s ship destroyed Wu 4. Rebellion of the Eight Kings 5. Li Te’s refugee camp 6 .Wang Ma conquers the world 7. Wang Xizhi writes for geese 8. Zu Di Zhongliu attacks Ji 9. Constant temperature Northern Expedition 10. Battle of Feishui 11. Liu Yu skillfully deploys the missing moon formation 12. "Yuanjia rules the world" 13. Chengchang The Storm Breaks Ten Thousand Miles of Waves 14. Emperor Xiaowen plans to move the capital 15. Jia Sixie composes agricultural books 16. The split of the Northern Wei Dynasty 17. Emperor Wu of Liang becomes a monk
Sui, Tang and Five Dynasties
1. Empress Chen’s debauchery Subjugation of the country 2. Emperor Wen of the Sui Dynasty ruled the country 3. Yang Guang killed his father and seized the throne 4. Emperor Yang of the Sui Dynasty moved the capital 5. Li Yuan raised troops in Taiyuan 6. Li Shimin pacified the eastern capital 7. The Xuanwumen Incident 8. Emperor Taizong of the Tang Dynasty surrendered to the Turks 9. Wu Zetian became famous for a while 10. The famous Prime Minister Di Renjie 11. Empress Wei's chaos 12. The reign of Emperor Xuanzong of Tang Dynasty 13. Li Linfu's talk of love 14. Imperial concubine Yang Yuhuan 15. Li Bai despises the powerful 16. An Lushan rebellion 17. Maweiyi mutiny 18. Li Guangbi defeated Shi Siming 19. Du Fu wrote " "History of Poetry" 20. Guo Ziyi returned to He
21. The Manna Incident 22. The end of the Tang Dynasty
History of the Song, Ming and Qing dynasties
1. Adding a yellow robe 2. Drinking wine to release military power 3. Empress Li perished 4. A Baoji established the Liao Dynasty 5. Generals of the Yang family 6. Yuan Hao established the Xia Dynasty 7. Kou Zhun established the Liao Dynasty 8. The selfless Bao Zheng 7. Wang Anshi's reform 8. Jingkang's shame 9. Zhao Gou of the Southern Song Dynasty Proclaimed emperor 10. Li Qingzhao, the female poet 11. Yue Fei broke the Jin Wu technique 12. "Unjust injustice" 13. A generation of genius Genghis Khan 14. Kublai Khan Jianyuan 15. Wen Tianxiang raised an army 16. Song of Righteousness 17. Marco Polo's eastward journey 18. Taizu of the Ming Dynasty Severe punishment of corrupt officials 19. Taizu of the Ming Dynasty established the literary prison 20. Zheng He's Seven Voyages to the West 21. Qi Jiguang expelled the Japanese pirates 22. Three suspicious cases in the harem in the late Ming Dynasty 23. Huang Taiji's conspiracy 24. Li Zicheng went to Beijing 25. Wu Sangui surrendered to the Qing Dynasty 26. Zheng Chenggong recovered Taiwan 27. Emperor Kangxi pacified the Three Feuds 28. Cao Xueqin wrote "A Dream of Red Mansions" 28. He Shen, the corrupt official 29. Lin Zexu sold out the opium in Humen 30. The British and French burned the Old Summer Palace 31. Cixi listened behind the curtain 32. The Reform Movement of 1898 33. The Eight-Nation Allied Forces entered Beijing 34. Wuchang Uprising