9月19日，武汉书展暨第20届华中图书交易会"书香长江"阅读周活动现场，知名历史学者、央视《百家 讲坛》主讲人纪连海携新作《纪连海品三国》亮相，举办图书分享会并带来"品三国荆楚论英雄"主题讲 座。 纪连海在分享会上说："历史不是一个打打杀杀的故事，而是一部关于抉择、智慧和人性的史诗。"在他 看来，三国中的人物都在诡变无常的历史实验室中做出一个个精明或自以为精明的抉择。 与新作《纪连海品三国》 此次纪连海携新作《纪连海品三国》亮相武汉书展。全书共108章，分为汉末、曹魏、蜀汉、东吴四 卷，打破了传统历史叙事，不以成败论英雄，不以忠奸定是非。 纪连海表示，不同的年龄读三国会有不同的收获："年轻时读的是热血传奇，中年读的是处世谋略，晚 年读的则是世态人情。"而三国人物所代表的传统伦理、道德与智慧，正是中国人血液中流淌的文化基 因。 互动环节，读者追问历史与人性 讲座中，纪连海以标志性的幽默风格，围绕荆楚地域与三国英雄的关联展开，穿插课本外的鲜活历史细 节，时而引发全场笑声，时而迎来阵阵掌声。 一场"说书式"三国课堂 纪连海一开口，便以浓重的京腔和极强的感染力吸引了全场听众。他身着灰蓝色的中式上衣，厚厚的镜 片下神采 ...

Group 1: Core Attractions of Sichuan - Sichuan is highlighted as a top travel destination in China, known for its stunning natural landscapes such as Jiuzhaigou, Emei Mountain, and the Leshan Giant Buddha [1][2] - Jiuzhaigou is described as a paradise with clear lakes and vibrant colors, while Emei Mountain offers breathtaking views from its summit [1] - The Leshan Giant Buddha is noted as the world's largest stone-carved sitting Buddha, showcasing the region's rich cultural heritage [1] Group 2: Cultural and Historical Significance - Sichuan boasts a deep cultural history, with sites like the Sanxingdui archaeological site revealing ancient artifacts that reflect the mysterious Shu civilization [2] - The Wuhou Shrine is mentioned as a historical site that commemorates the Three Kingdoms period, allowing visitors to connect with the past [2] Group 3: Travel Experience and Cost - A four-day itinerary in Sichuan is presented, emphasizing the affordability of the trip, with average costs ranging from 1000 to 1500 yuan per person [3] - The itinerary includes visits to various attractions, showcasing the diverse experiences available in the region [6][7][8][9] Group 4: Local Cuisine - Sichuan cuisine is renowned for its bold flavors, with recommendations for dishes such as hot pot, skewers, and traditional noodles [16][17] - The unique taste profiles of these dishes, including spicy and numbing flavors, are highlighted as a significant aspect of the culinary experience in Sichuan [16][17]

Core Viewpoint - The article explores the author's journey of discovering the historical significance of the Three Kingdoms through museum visits and archaeological findings, emphasizing how artifacts bring history to life and reshape perceptions of historical figures [1][3][9]. Group 1: Museum Exhibitions and Artifacts - A special exhibition in Japan showcased 162 artifacts related to the Three Kingdoms, including pottery, bronze weapons, and inscriptions, which provided a tangible connection to the historical narrative [2][4]. - The artifacts selected for the exhibition were carefully curated to illustrate the origins and developments of the Three Kingdoms, linking them to significant historical figures like Liu Bei and Cao Cao [2][5]. Group 2: Archaeological Discoveries - The discovery of the tomb of Zhu Ran in Ma'anshan revealed over 80 lacquerware items, providing insights into the lifestyle and preferences of this Three Kingdoms general [6][7]. - The tomb of Ding Feng, discovered in 2021, contained over 300 burial items, including a unique set of 16 glazed pottery figurines, which highlighted the cultural exchanges during the Three Kingdoms period [10][11]. Group 3: Impact on Historical Understanding - The author emphasizes that museums serve as a gateway to understanding the Three Kingdoms, allowing for a more vivid and detailed reconstruction of historical narratives through artifacts [8][9]. - The ongoing discoveries in archaeology continuously reshape the understanding of historical figures and events, demonstrating that history is dynamic and ever-evolving [11][12].