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本书全部史料取材自《资治通鉴》、《晋书》、《十六国春秋》和《魏书》，以年代为叙事线索，客观地讲述了苻坚的生平。取材严谨，却并不艰深晦涩，文笔通俗易懂，叙事流畅。开篇简要介绍苻坚的祖父苻洪筚路蓝缕的事业开创历程，以及苻坚的叔叔苻健建立前秦的过程，全书重点讲述苻坚的文治武功，以及他最后因淝水之战而国破身死的悲惨结局，并分析了这其中的成败得失，这将有助于读者对苻坚做出客观公正的评价。通过阅读，也可对历史有个客观的认识。

第一章 奠基

一、略阳发迹

二、朝秦暮楚

三、内迁中原

四、自立为王

五、苻洪之死

第一章 前秦建立

一、西进关中

二、苻健开国

三、东征西讨

四、危机来临

五、太子易主

第三章 奇葩皇帝

一、苻生登基

二、诛杀辅政大臣

三、暴虐滥杀

四、收编羌人姚氏

第四章 天王登基

一、氐族异童

二、宫廷政变

三、苻坚登基

第五章 黄金十年

一、初试锋芒

二、王道之治

三、王猛辅政

四、开疆拓土

第六章 五公之乱

一、内乱肇始

二、四公发难

三、先西后东

第七章 平定前燕

一、桓温伐燕

二、慕容垂投秦

三、王猛征燕

四、潞川之战

五、前燕灭亡

第八章 统一北方

一、轻取仇池

二、征服前凉

三、夺取梁益二州

四、王猛病故

五、灭亡前凉

六、代国瓦解

第九章 淮河会战

一、攻取襄阳

二、兵败淮河

三、内乱再起

四、分封亲族

第十章 淝水之战

一、觊觎东晋

二、誓师出兵

三、淝水之战

第十一章 土崩瓦解

一、群起叛乱

二、姚苌立国

三、长安告急

四、英雄末日

第十二章 尾声

马强，毕业于北京大学光华管理学院，取得工商管理硕士学位，历任多家公司高管。对历史充满浓厚兴趣，读史十年，除名家通史外，更通读《史记》、《资治通鉴》、《汉书》、《晋书》、《剑桥中国史》等史学著作，尤其熟悉五胡十六国的大分裂时代。

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本书全部史料取材自《资治通鉴》、《晋书》、《十六国春秋》和《魏书》，以年代为叙事线索，客观地讲述了苻坚的生平。取材严谨，却并不艰深晦涩，文笔通俗易懂，叙事流畅。开篇简要介绍苻坚的祖父苻洪筚路蓝缕的事业开创历程，以及苻坚的叔叔苻健建立前秦的过程，全书重点讲述苻坚的文治武功，以及他最后因淝水之战而国破身死的悲惨结局，并分析了这其中的成败得失，这将有助于读者对苻坚做出客观公正的评价。通过阅读，也可对历史有个客观的认识。

• 作者：holly2007 发布时间：2024-01-17 10:56:41

  類似其反對目標印象派（Impressionnisme，1860～），野獸派（Les Fauves，1905～）名稱亦來自負評，乃一場複製重演的革命之革命，夫雖青史留名，餘波深遠，直接影響了後來的立體主義（Cubism，1906～），卻難逃加速迭代的歷史，倏忽間被新一代浪潮遮掩蓋去。Henri Matisse一代風騷，行止過往，正如Engene Delacroix所言，既然有過去可以損害，那麼放肆魯莽，便是力量的最高標誌。購於噹噹網。

• 作者：商羊 发布时间：2019-06-05 21:07:08

  选题是有意思的，田野材料也有意思，可是为什么不能把书写得更有意思呢？对巫术的心理学解释是不够的，首先没有建立起基于整个人类意识发展阶段的对巫术思维的认识，仅仅引入了宗教人类学和精神分析的理论假设，这两范畴中的各种理论也因为没有整体历史阶段认识而缺少区分，显得对巫术的认识有些混乱。

• 作者：亚比煞 发布时间：2019-06-25 16:41:53

  年轻时，我们总喜欢说些云里雾里，不着边际的美妙诗句，但这飞到天上的激情，却常承担不起任何的真相，承担不起拖累和污秽。而真正的感情不是这样，它是持久的温柔和耐心，是理解和怜悯，是做彼此抵挡这世间洪水的最后一道堤坝，是我知道只要有你在身边，我就能放心的在黑夜里睡去，我不必永远完美或永远理智，就算是那样，我也值得被爱。

• 作者：Eileenxuxu 发布时间：2010-03-21 15:14:03

  又一部力作，丹布朗的书总是能学到一些东西，让人去思考的作品

• 作者：善良的蝮蛇 发布时间：2015-08-17 21:04:13

  人生不相见，动如参与商。浓得化不开的苦难，鲜明得几乎跃出纸面的人物，以及人们对森林，河流和大海的朴素的感情……时至今日，阿廖什卡的叙述仍像一面镜子，映出了我们的社会的影子。

• 作者：Sofia 发布时间：2013-10-17 14:22:36

  嬉笑怒骂，皆成文字。书是好书。有历史，有文化，有思想。只是，作者的身份——人大博导，让我觉得写此书，对他来说，实在是大材小用了。

• My life was just fine, thanks

  作者：芝麻小元宵 发布时间：2015-06-11 22:41:59

  You only get one life. It’s actually your duty to live it as fully as possible. ——Will Traynor

  I was a tornado of feelings when I finished “Me Before You". Without a doubt, I loved every bit of it. I just felt that my words couldn’t do it justice. This is a book about life and death, love and friendship, full of interesting topics which can be definitely dug deeper, such as the legitimacy of euthanasia. But what made me the most intense impression were Will’s remarks on the quality of life. He was talking to Clark, but every inside of me just felt seen through, like he was standing right in front of me, like the last veil of cowardice was lifted off, like the true me couldn’t stay hidden any more in my comfort zone.

  “I cannot for the life of me see how you can be content to live this tiny life. This life that will take place almost entirely within a five-mile radius and contain nobody who will ever surprise you or push you or show you things that will leave your head spinning and unable to sleep at night.”

  Before the accident, Will was a talented, successful young man seeking adventures in his whole life. He was never tired of trying new things. He enjoyed a vibrant personality. But then, life turned a most unexpected twist. Being a quadriplegic, his life stooped to a miserable existence. Yes, he merely existed. Armchair and bed, that’s where he was confined to and how he accepted whatever the fate prepared for him. He lived in the castle, isolated from the rest of the world.

  Not living far from him, a girl named Lou Clark was striving for her livelihood. Just lost a job at a café, she was desperate for a new one, despite how peculiar the job description sounded. She started to be the caretaker for Will for the next 6 months. On reading the book, I came to realize why the family only asked for such a short period when obviously a job like this requested long-time attention. How could I be so blind to dismiss something so unusual?

  It turned out that Will and his parents made a deal. For their sake, he would hang on in there for half a year, and then he would go suicide, with the help of them. I was totally shocked when I read it. How could a parent do such a thing? How could they end their son’s life like this? But on the other hand, I kind of understood their decision. It was hard when you see your family was tortured and with their condition only getting worse. When they beg you to help them die for that they are even deprived of that capacity, what can you do? It’s like their living only makes you feel better, but doesn’t do them any good.

  Will’s mom still harbored hope that Will might change his mind during these 6 months. And it seemed that Clark was her biggest chance. Bitter and sarcastic at first, Will came to grow very fond of Clark. He talked, laughed, almost looked like the person before the accident. For Clark, she cared deeply about Will and would do anything to make him abandon his death wish. She even elaborated a calendar of adventures to plan trips for Will. But all her efforts were in vain. Clark got that any one under such circumstance would suffer greatly, but she always thought that there had to be a way to live differently.

  However, even Will could do some of the things proposed by Clark, he didn’t want to. “I want to be in Paris as me, the old me. I want to sit in a chair, leaning back, my favorite clothes on, with pretty French girls who pass by giving me the eye just as they would any other man sitting there. Not looking away hurriedly when they realize I’m a man in an overgrown bloody pram.” When Will confessed that he would still take his own life, I felt really sad for them both. I could imagine how astonished Clark was and how sad and also relieved Will was.

  Clark was a simple girl with limited social circles, but Will saw more about her. “Maybe I wanted you to hear it. I wanted you to think about what you’re doing…It’s not enough for you to sit on your arse for the rest of your life…You’re going to feel uncomfortable in your new world for a bit. It always does feel strange to be knocked out of your comfort zone. But I hope you feel a bit exhilarated too. Your face when you came back from diving that time told me everything; there is a hunger in you, Clark. A fearlessness. You just buried it, like most people do.”

  Of course Clark felt irritated at first. That’s the normal reaction when something true turns up against you, obviously unpleasant to hear. So Will shared his own experience. “There wasn’t much time left after work, but I tried to do something every day. I did rock climbing at an indoor centre, and squash, and I went to concerts, and tried new restaurants. And I went running. And I tried to learn new languages for places I thought I might visit one day. And I saw my friends. And I planned trips. I looked for places I’d never been, things that would frighten me or push me to my limit. I swam the Channel once. I went paragliding. I walked up mountains and skied down them again.

  Yes, I know a lot of these need money, but a lot of them don’t. And besides, how do you think I made money? I worked out what would make me happy, and I worked out what I wanted to do, and I trained myself to do the job that would make those two things happen. It is simple. The thing is, it’s also a lot of hard work. And people don’t want to put in a lot of work.”

  That’s hit the nail on the head. And I’ve never figured out how I am supposed to live my life, what I want to do, what makes me happy, what I should pursue. I tried so little that I can’t frame an answer from those limited possibilities. I remembered reading this from another book. If you don’t know how to live, then use a ready-made, narrow and utilitarian mindset, which is how to make fast money and become famous to the best of your ability, to put it in a better way, is the so-called dream and responsibility.

  But I don’t even make to that category, because it also requires a lot of work. If you don’t know how to live, then live by social standards. That answer is not enough. I like Will’s passion for his life, a harmonious combination of personal pursuit and social acknowledgement. Clark couldn’t help but ask him if he preferred not to have those experiences for what had happened to him. Will’s answer was ardent and firm.

  “I will never, ever regret the things I’ve done. Because most days, if you are stuck in one of these, all you have are the places in your memory that you can go to. So if you’re asking me would I rather be reminiscing about the view of the castle from the minimart, or that lovely row of shops down off the roundabout, then, no. My life was just fine, thanks.”

  I cannot describe how I felt when I read these comments. A pang of excitement and guilt was running fervently towards me. I wrote them down in my notebook as a reminder. Clark gradually changed. There was a different air about her. She became more confident and assertive. I couldn’t wait to see what she did with her life in the second book. For now, I read again those words and let them sink in. I still haven’t figured out how to do it, but to think differently, may lead to a different result.

• 【豆瓣鉴书团】打开秘密，爱上色彩

  作者：秋秋 发布时间：2019-10-05 20:13:14

  一点也不秘密啦，就是一本打开色彩秘密的书。

  最近在装修房子，墙面乳胶漆我想能够有些变化，不是简单的白色。当设计师拿出一叠色卡的时候，我真是晕倒。我买过的最丰富的彩铅是72色，实际能用上的也不超过24色。拿到书后，我做的第一件事情是取出彩铅，看看能不能对上书里的这些色彩。真是好好玩的一本书。

  先说两点小遗憾。一是没有做成祼脊。这么漂亮的书，祼脊阅读起来更舒服。二是“其他有趣的色彩”中的色卡，太小啦，看不清，甚至都没有封面的波点大。

  

  附录中的色卡太小，都没有封面的波点大

  后面都是夸夸夸。

  装帧很漂亮。拿在手上，比网页上的照片更好看——这可不多见。白底色下若干不规则波点和其中暗含的镂空，好似有个小机灵鬼，故意隐藏的“秘密”就要被打开的感觉。打开书衣，内封面也不逊色。72个色块，严肃又丰富。

  

  书衣和硬封面都精心制作

  就像这本书，既有严肃的历史、科学、艺术又有轻巧的故事、知识、时尚。作者的文笔也是，该严肃的时候，认认真真地，该轻松的时候，也是蛮幽默的。

  这么多种颜色要说，索性就在每页的留白处着上和文字内容相应的颜色。于是，书的侧边自然就成了彩虹。

  在进入色彩主题之前，有六个短文，从科学、艺术、政治、历史等角度丰富了色彩的内涵。这些小短文任何一篇拓展开来都可以成为一个研究课题。之后再谈论任何一种色彩的时候，色彩就不仅仅是一种颜色这么简单的事情了。

  虽然读完这本书可能只需要两个小时，但是这最近这本书一直放在手边，我经常翻开来对比尽量说清楚周围的色彩。突然间发现，原来我们的世界真是色彩斑斓，之前都忽视了呢！

  会不会还有一本《嗅觉的秘密生活》这样的书呢？