In ancient China, there was a tradition of "changing dynasties and revising history, and revising books in prosperous times". So what do "generational change" and "prosperous times" mean? How to disti

In ancient China, there was a tradition of "changing dynasties and revising history, and revising books in prosperous times". So what do "generational change" and "prosperous times" mean? How to distinguish? "History revision from generation to generation" and "Book revision in prosperous times" are the cultural traditions that China has continued for thousands of years. China's historical classics are vast and brilliant, ranging from Records of the Historian and Hanshu compiled by the people to Twenty-four Histories compiled by the government. It is this tradition of "compiling history" that makes China the only country in the world with a continuous historical record, and also makes Chinese civilization the only one in the world that has been handed down from ancient times to the present. At the same time, "compiling history" has become a cultural complex that China historians can't give up.

Discrimination between "Li Dynasty" and "Prosperous Age"

Li Chao: In order to sum up the gains and losses of the previous dynasty, we should revise history to warn future generations. Sima Qian revised historical records. Generally appeared in the early dynasty.

Shi Sheng: Wenzhi's martial arts reached its peak in that dynasty. He should sing praises and write books. Kang Xixiu's Siku Quanshu. Generally appeared in the heyday of the dynasty.