Text | Mi Li Ma In the history part of the high school and college entrance examination, the history of the Han Dynasty can be said to be a crucial test point. It inherited the legacy of the pre-Qin Dynasty and gave birth to the character of the Wei and Jin Dynasties. It is

2024-08-27 12:51:04 entertainment 5326℃

Text | Mi Li Ma

In the history part of the high school and college entrance examination, the history of the Han Dynasty can be said to be a very important test point.

It inherits the legacy of the pre-Qin Dynasty and nurtures the character of the Wei and Jin Dynasties. It is a dazzling era in Chinese history.

To this day, Chinese people still call themselves Han, write Chinese characters, speak Chinese, and respect heroes. This cultural bloodline has never been interrupted since the Han Dynasty, and every bit of it still exists in our daily lives.

But how to learn this knowledge, how to remember these timelines and important nodes, there are still some tricks to secretly take some "shortcuts".

Mi Li’s mother has always felt that these cultural and historical knowledge must be accumulated on a daily basis, instead of waiting to be learned in textbooks and then memorizing them by rote.

How can children learn literature and history painlessly and subtly? Of course, watch more high-quality documentaries!

Today, Mi Li’s mother dug up another treasure documentary "I Came from the Han Dynasty" for everyone. As usual, get the viewing link at the end of the article!

This film is short and concise. Although it is relatively small in size and has only 6 episodes, it has a lot of information.

The Han Dynasty was a powerful empire that created a splendid civilization. Together with the Roman Empire and the Mauryan Dynasty in India at almost the same time, it represented the most developed civilization in the world at that time. The Han Dynasty not only consolidated the foundation of Han national culture, but also made Confucianism the mainstream culture of the Central Plains dynasty and East Asia.

The people of the Han Dynasty carved their stories on stones, which were used as stone materials for the walls of underground tombs. They have survived to this day after many calamities, just like a historical documentary of the Han Dynasty.

They record the customs, people and animals of the time, and the film crew used these Han portrait stones as theme clues to photograph more than a hundred historical relics in China, as well as the events that are happening vividly in China today. Realistic situations and character stories are used to search for the cultural traditions and survival wisdom left by the Han civilization, and the history recorded in these portrait stones is restored with images.

Moreover, there is a lot of content that can be expanded from it. It is very suitable for making a mind map while reading to expand and supplement related content. The first episode of

"Memory of Home" tells a story about finding "roots".

In the Wuliang Temple in Jiaxiang, Shandong Province, those Han portrait stones that have endured thousands of years of wind and frost seem to be whispering, telling the stories of each family.

The family gatherings and sacrificial scenes on the stone carvings all tell the story of the family’s past glory and beliefs.

Yu Wangan, a descendant of the Zeng family who was born in the Netherlands, followed the confusion and pursuit of family history from Amsterdam to Xiamen, trying to clarify the migration path that spanned thousands of years.

"Home is the fortress of growth, the final destination, and the eternal refuge of the Chinese people."

The warmth and eternity of home are important emotional clues throughout the film, which remind us of the meaning of home and nostalgia.

As for the second episode "The Glory of Man", it is more about feeling the character of the ancestors and their bravery and faith.

The allusion "Jing Ke assassinated Qin" is a very important knowledge point both in literary common sense and in the historical process. This period of history was carried forward by the historians of the Han Dynasty.

On the Han portrait stone in Wuliang Temple, the image of Jing Ke assassinating the Qin Dynasty is completely preserved, and every detail in the story is carefully presented.

King Qin’s torn sleeves, Fan Yuqi’s head, the collapsed Jing Ke assistant Qin Wuyang, and the stunned ministers are all lifelike.

"Be careful about promises, be careful about life and death, be true to your words, and be resolute in your deeds." These are the historians of the Han Dynasty who established a reputation for the knights of the pre-Qin era, and Jing Ke, as a superhero among this group of knights, acted generously. , the chivalrous way of living without seeking a living is also highly praised by the Han people.

In the episode "Women Are Good", we can restore the daily life of women in the Han Dynasty through the vivid pictures in the Han portrait stones.

Their graceful figures and vivid expressions, working hard in the fields and leisurely playing the piano in the courtyard, seem to have traveled through thousands of years, telling us the wisdom and tenacity of women in the Han Dynasty.

What moved Mi Li’s mother most in the film was the famous love story “Phoenix Seeking the Phoenix”. Zhuo Wenjun’s views on love and marriage are quite advanced even from today’s perspective.

Her free and easy attitude and her courage to love and hate can also be seen as a microcosm of an era. It also shows the desire of women of that era for sincere emotions and their resistance to feudal ethics.

These portrait stones are not only treasures of art, but also witnesses of history.

They record the multiple roles and outstanding contributions of women in the family and society in the Han Dynasty, and also retain evidence of their hard work in agriculture, handicrafts and other fields.

In addition to the illustrations of women in the Han Dynasty, the documentary will also take us into a fairy world full of mystery and romance.

People in the Han Dynasty also had their own ideas in the exploration of life, nature and the universe.

The images of gods on the Han portrait stones are lifelike. They soar in the clouds and mist, or ride on cranes. These are the rich imagination and beautiful longing of the Han people for the afterlife.

These beliefs and concepts were the most important way to help people thousands of years ago seek spiritual comfort. This also leads to the reason why Buddhism became popular in the Tang Dynasty in later generations.

The dynasties spanned hundreds of years. It seems that the changes have nothing to do with it, but in fact, it has already been a long time ago.

The restoration of the banquet culture of the Han Dynasty in the documentary is also very interesting.

From the "Hongmen Banquet", the ancient people's food style and human relations are introduced, and then zoomed in to the entire era, from the sumptuous banquet to the exquisite tableware to the lively opera performances, every detail reveals the Han Dynasty people's love for life and pursuit.

The documentary not only introduces the dietary structure and living habits of the Han Dynasty people, but the production team also invited modern chefs to restore ancient dishes based on Han Dynasty recipes. How can this not be considered the inheritance of a civilization?

What’s more worth mentioning is that the director team specially selected the ancient musical instrument "Ruan" from the Qin and Han Dynasties as the main tone of the original music. In the ancient sounds and rhymes, it seems that we can really travel back to that period of history and experience the ancients in person. Elegant and interesting.

The interesting historical documentaries that

recommends to you every time are like historical microscopes, helping us to magnify the details that are easily ignored by textbooks, allowing us to intuitively experience the style of the Han Dynasty, and at the same time deeply understand the history of that time. political system, economic development, cultural exchanges and social life.

Whether it is the talents and strategies of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, the opening and prosperity of the Silk Road, the literary charm of Han Fu, and the artistic value of Han portrait stones, how do these bright pearls in history affect our current lives? The documentary is very good gave us the answer.

If you are not satisfied with watching this one, Mi Li’s mother has also found several other wonderful historical documentaries of the Han Dynasty for everyone, which can be used as supplementary and expanded content, so that children can form a complete knowledge context in a subtle way, which completely plays the role of getting twice the result with half the effort. , it’s so fragrant!

. "Emperor Mausoleums of the Western Han Dynasty"

This film uses the tombs of the 11 emperors of the Western Han Dynasty as clues. Each episode starts from the tomb of an emperor to restore the 210-year rise and decline of the Western Han Dynasty and the governance of each emperor. Ideas and legends .

recommend this one because it uses a combination of clay sculpture animation, mural animation, map animation, 3D animation and real-life shooting. The form is novel and unique, and it will definitely be refreshing for children!

From the unique perspective and rich historical details in the film, we can deeply feel the glory and vicissitudes of the Western Han Dynasty.

. "The Legend of Mawangdui"

The Mawangdui Han Tomb can be said to be a very important discovery in the history of archaeology.

It is one of the top ten rare treasures in ancient tombs in the world. The excavation process itself is full of legend. The female corpse of Mrs. Xin Zhui, which has not decayed for thousands of years, has cast a layer of mystery on the entire Han Dynasty culture.

This documentary focuses on the excavation process of the Mawangdui Han Tomb in Changsha, showing the audience thousands of precious cultural relics, including silk, silk books, lacquerware, Chinese herbal medicine, etc., revealing the living conditions and funeral culture of the aristocrats in the early Western Han Dynasty.

The film allows us to appreciate a cultural feast that spans thousands of years through vivid narration and exquisite pictures.

. "The Turning Point of History: The Battle between Han and Hungary"

This documentary tells the story of the war between Han and Hungary during the period of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, including the heroic deeds of generals such as Wei Qing and Huo Qubing, and the impact of the war on the history of the Han Dynasty and even the entire China. .

What amazed Mi Li’s mother the most was the copywriting of the video, which is very deep and worth excerpting and savoring again and again.

Moreover, the lens language is also very charming, and the exquisite photography, lighting, and costumes all work together to create this excellent documentary.

An actor's eyes, a small movement, even just an expression, a scene, even without lines or narration, can reveal the director's intention.

is really recommended.

. "The Wind Chases Sima"

is a documentary that makes people very moved just by looking at its name. This kind of poetic expression naturally runs through the entire work.

It takes Sima Qian's life as a clue and tells the story of how he overcame many difficulties to complete the great work "Historical Records".

is indeed the swan song of the historian! Sima Qian was criticized by thousands of people, but he was still able to endure the humiliation and survive and fulfill his ambition. This is also a kind of bravery.

The film allows the audience to have a deeper understanding of Sima Qian's profound insight into history and outstanding talents through interviews and reproduction of historical materials.

This is not only a personal tribute to Sima Qian, but also the inheritance and promotion of China's excellent traditional culture.

"The meaning of life does not lie in the present, but in what you leave to future generations, and in how future generations judge you. In the end, Sima Qian made his own choice, endured the lowest humiliation, survived, completed the work, and judged the world. A history book of right and wrong. "

Reading history makes people wise, and old fathers and mothers who know how to use high-quality documentaries for daily education are even wiser.

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