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大秦帝王诞生史 - 大秦帝王誕生史 [The Birth of the Great Qin Dynasty Emperors]
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大秦帝王诞生史 - 大秦帝王誕生史 [The Birth of the Great Qin Dynasty Emperors]
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春燕 - 春燕 - Chunyan
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Narrated by:
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春燕 - 春燕 - Chunyan
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战国末年，各国斗争异常激烈，秦国是当时的七雄之一。秦昭王听取范雎“远交近攻”的战略，把进攻的矛头指向邻国，而和较远的赵国联合。按照当时的惯例，两国互换人质以示真诚，秦国派到赵国的人质是子楚。子楚在赵国很不如意，一次偶遇富商吕不韦，吕不韦帮助子楚成为安国君宠妃华阳夫人的继子，又献给子楚美女并为其诞下一子，取名赢政。后子楚被立为太子，赢政与母亲得以回到秦国。赢政渐渐长大，被立太子，后继承王位，不惧怕吕不韦的威胁，按计划举行加冠礼，亲政开始了他的雄图霸业……
戰國末年，各國鬥爭異常激烈，秦國是當時的七雄之一。秦昭王聽取范雎「遠交近攻」的戰略，把進攻的矛頭指向鄰國，而和較遠的趙國聯合。按照當時的慣例，兩國互換人質以示真誠，秦國派到趙國的人質是子楚。子楚在趙國很不如意，一次偶遇富商呂不韋，呂不韋幫助子楚成為安國君寵妃華陽夫人的繼子，又獻給子楚美女並為其誕下一子，取名贏政。後子楚被立為太子，贏政與母親得以回到秦國。贏政漸漸長大，被立太子，後繼承王位，不懼怕呂不韋的威脅，按計劃舉行加冠禮，親政開始了他的雄圖霸業……
Please note: This audiobook is in Mandarin.
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