Immortal Master of the Ming Dynasty: I Grant the Emperor Ming Dynasty Five Hundred Years

─ Autumn: It is charming, colorful, the sky is high and the clouds are clear, the maple leaves are like fire, redder than spring, more beautiful than summer! Unconscious of the dream of spring grass in the pond, the sound of autumn leaves in front of the steps A lonely tree in my heart, autumn is still young The continuous autumn rain is intoxicating, and the fallen sycamore leaves are dancing. It's late autumn again, and the beauty is leaning against the window for whom. The water passes over the fence, the flood passes over the beach, the song ends and everyone disperses! The autumn breeze is cool, the grass is yellow, and the maple leaves are brilliant! An autumn breeze and a cold, fallen leaves everywhere and sadness everywhere Come and go, secluded path How many scattered maple reds and pear yellows The haggard heart wanders with the falling leaves... After the ancient platform crumbled, autumn came into my heart and I looked back to my hometown. There are few people coming to the wild temple, and the cloud peaks are separated by deep water. How many words I wanted to say gradually faded away and became sad! How many fates and beliefs stain the past with autumn frost! A piece of maple is red, a leaf has fallen, and it is swaying desolately. A drop of autumn dew and a wisp of autumn wind cover up the thoughts, Arranged a glance of loneliness. Look? Pieces of fallen leaves add to the autumn colors, and a season of fallen flowers also brings vicissitudes of life! ─ Pour a cup of chrysanthemum wine and write a poem called Maple Leaf Sorrow: Autumn Like wine Mellow flavor Time passes Turn around and look back Soothe joy and sorrow again The past is still like fireworks Only friendship lasts like water It's just that I have you accompanying me all the way Mu Chenxi picks up the colorful clouds and roams in the rain Let's meet again when the red leaves are in full bloom Tasting tea, discussing wine, appreciating stones and reminiscing about old times Falling cherry blossoms cover the ground and the clouds relax the sleeves Laughter and laughter Sunset hanging on branches See through the world of mortals Nothing to ask for Jinghou Autumn Drink a glass of bitter wine and sit alone in this lonely autumn. ─ The ashes warm the fire in the bottle, and the incense warms the quilt. The dawn is clear and the cold wind is blowing, and the frost leaves are all red. Pieces of fiery red maple leaves The wind and rain gradually cool down again and again Cold wind, cold rain, cold frost, cold fallen leaves; Warmth, heartwarming, warm feelings, warm years; Come, go, gather, and disperse; The world of mortals, lovesickness, wind rising, flowers falling; Because of understanding, everything is beautiful, because of existence and warmth. The distant night is clear and clear, and the west wind produces green roses. The lingering glint of light rests on the jade dew, and the early geese are brushing against the golden river. Overflowing in front of the flowers in my heart, the mood of autumn is fading under the moon! The seasons change, the clouds roll and the clouds relax, the lingering friendship! Flowers bloom in spring and leaves fall in autumn Every leaf falls with love, and every piece of frost and dew is stained with autumn red! Who is listening? One leaf knows the beauty of autumn Missing is like autumn maple leaves falling to the ground and turning into mourning Fallen leaves, desolate, whose words are there The autumn wind sweeps away whose longing Who will you walk with this autumn, and who will be your memories of this season? ─ Drink a cup of maple red wine and sing a piece of Maple Leaf Sorrow: Autumn Jinghou Nothing to ask for See through the world of mortals Sunset hanging on branches Laughter and laughter Falling cherry blossoms cover the ground and the clouds relax the sleeves Tasting tea, discussing wine, appreciating stones and reminiscing about old times Let's meet again when the red leaves are in full bloom Mu Chenxi picks up the colorful clouds and roams in the rain It's just that I have you accompanying me all the way Only friendship lasts as long as water The past is still like fireworks Soothe joy and sorrow again Turn around and look back Time passes Mellow flavor Like wine Autumn Add a cup of residual wine and sing the lonely autumn alone. ─ Fallen leaves in autumn: deep and shallow, mottled, Like human memory: hazy, bit by bit, I want to forget it, but I can't let it go. Autumn wind: blows away the green of summer and takes away the yellow of autumn! Autumn comes and goes, the four seasons change, the cycle of life, the longing for spiritual communication, and the pursuit of lost memories! The autumn of parting is like your hand after letting go After you left, only the fallen leaves were left to stay with me The wind rises first, the leaves fall silently! Autumn snuggles, not a word can be said! It's windy and rainy in Bayuan, and you can see flying geese frequently in the evening. The deciduous foreign trees, the lonely night under the cold light. One piece of water, one end of the world, one piece of red paper drifting, one autumn leaf A crescent moon and a pot of turbid wine add to the sorrow of a lifetime There is wind, frost and falling flowers outside the window. There are poems, tea and time in the window. Life is a lifetime, and vegetation is an autumn. If there is an afterlife, I would like to be a tree, using the spirit of the leaves to see the whole autumn. I use the words of autumn to bury eternal traces, and the last fallen leaf is given to you forever! Hey... What a passionate autumn! Autumn has arrived, please add some clothes! ⑧Month. ⑧Day

It's so fragrant. To be honest, I don't think this book analyzes the Ming Dynasty from another angle, but uses the Ming Dynasty as an example to describe modern politics. Moreover, the author's knowledge is also very broad. I am studying finance, and many nouns are mentioned in it. It feels like I am writing a book that focuses on politics and finance. The writing style is also very interesting, and it is better than the politics books taught in school before. My evaluation is that this is a very interesting political book. (PS: Much better than those authors who always write rubbish urban live-streaming articles. Some of the books in md only have a few sentences in the title and the end to advance the story, and the rest are just rubbish speeches. The more I read them, the more disgusting they become.)

When he came up, he pulled the big one and told Zhu Di not to move the capital. It has been hundreds of years and dozens of generations since cousin Shi Jing left until Zhu Di. At that time, who really considered themselves Han?

It's okay if you only write changes once. But if you want to change the 16th dynasty, there is really nothing interesting about it. You can travel back 15 directions. Learn to learn and change. Rather than all 16 dynasties getting involved. It would be better to write that changing the first dynasty affects the ending of the following 15 dynasties.

Let's not talk about the author's writing style, nor his historical literacy. He likes to borrow books to express his opinions, and to speculate on the expansion of the overall impact of a certain event. Just for committing historical nihilism, take your book for example: 1. You said that Yuan Chonghuan did not do a good job in killing Mao Wenlong. Trivia: Mao Wenlong listened to orders but not propaganda. Do you expect military discipline in an army where most of his men are pirates? It's just the big Zuo Liangyu. How effective guerrilla tactics can be is a matter of opinion. 2. To deprive the Dongzhen Army of food, the food was sold to the Mongols, and Mongolia provided financial support. This question was wrong from the beginning - what the Mongols resold to the Hou Jin to earn the price difference was cloth, not food. Why would Pi Yudong make a living by using his profits? He would rather use his wife as a hostage than lure slaves into Ji Liao. Facts have proved that after Chongzhen cut off the rice market, Mongolia completely turned to Hou Jin. Without a strong national strength, it could not support the rebellion. 3. Doesn't negotiating a peace in private still show one's ability? Don't you understand how to slow down your troops when surrender is impossible? Surrender was impossible. At that time, Nurhachi made him his son-in-law even if he surrendered. Is it enough for Yuan Chonghuan to surrender to Huang Taiji and give him the entire Liaodong? 4. Forget it, I'm too lazy to refute the Ming Dynasty one by one. It's a mess in itself, but it's better not to output checkpoints randomly. As for the merits and demerits of Yuan Chonghuan, our country has already determined it. The national cadre training venue held by the Yuan Chonghuan Memorial Institute in Xicheng can already show the country's attitude towards Yuan Chonghuan. The author doesn't think that he can refute the group of scholars who live in the capital and specialize in studying history by reading something randomly, right?

But I think moving north and making Beijing the capital was one of Yongle's wisest decisions. The Sixteen Prefectures of Yanyun were lost for three to four hundred years, and the Han people became barbarians. In the past, moving the capital undoubtedly bombarded this separatist land with politics, economy, and culture like an atomic bomb. The national consciousness in the north was unified, the Mongolian Yuan was rejected in the north, the country was firmly guarded, the canal was connected to the south, and the north and the south were connected. This is of great significance.

Can we just ask members not to recharge?

If corruption is punished without distinction between quantity and impact, and all corruption is punished with death penalty or even clan execution, then this country will inevitably collapse quickly. Think about it, what will happen if an official commits corruption for the first time? He must have let himself go, and he will actively drag others into trouble, and even plan treason early on, surrender to the enemy, or even rebel, because the outcome if these things fail is the same. The country will inevitably be in chaos, and even later countries will not dare to investigate corruption. In particular, some officials may be impulsive or unable to bear the temptation, or may be tricked by others. However, if this happens once and they cannot turn back, it will definitely make the originally timid officials dare to rebel, or they may be used as a leverage. This leverage can allow officials to have their homes confiscated and their families exterminated. Naturally, this can also be used to blackmail officials into doing evil things. It would be better to punish drug offenders harshly. After all, even if drug offenders take risks, they will not cause much harm. But corrupt officials are different. Corrupt officials can shake the foundation of the country if they take risks. Think about it, if a general guarding the border is found to have evidence of corruption and someone reports it, the general will be punished and everyone in his clan will die. What if someone threatens the general to rebel? Failure will result in the Lingchi clan being exterminated at best. Just like being reported for corruption, there is a high probability that the general will give it a try!

Among the lazy emperors of the Ming Dynasty, Emperor Jiajing might have been able to rely on the protagonist's status as an immortal (for example, if he deceived Jiajing into governing the Ming Dynasty well, he would become an immortal), but how could Wu Zong's fun-loving temperament make him diligent in his duties? I guess asking his father to beat him won't help! And Wanli can stay at home for decades, how to train him? He probably didn't have much affection for his father, Emperor Long Qing. And the Carpenter Emperor, how to reverse his personal hobbies? How can we make him like running the country? The best person to train was Emperor Chongzhen. At least he sincerely wanted to revive the Ming Dynasty. He was diligent in his duties as emperor, and he was ruthless and ruthless in his methods. However, he had no good strategies for governing the country and the ability to recognize people. He did not trust any of his ministers. He was an emperor who was easy to fool but not easy to fool!

Why not call him Uncle Ji? Ha ha