Those Things of the Ming Dynasty (complete Collection)

Before reading this book, I was a complete scumbag. After reading this book, I suddenly realized that I had become an unparalleled male god. My ambition is to serve the motherland and make contributions, and to eradicate violence and eliminate harm for the people.

I finally finished reading it. This book has opened a new door for me! I used to dislike reading history very much, because every time I saw a description of historical facts, I would get a headache. Why? Because it is both incomprehensible and boring, it is all business-like, which is very troublesome. However, when I saw the name of this book, I wanted to give up because it was written about history and it was difficult to understand! I just put this book aside without opening it! But later, I heard everyone say that this book is very beautiful, how about it, and asked me to read it. They also said that I would like it as soon as I read it. I laughed at such a statement in my heart. If a person like me is interested in such a rigid history, then it is not me! But... But when I opened the first chapter, the writing style immediately attracted me and I couldn't extricate myself! It's so awesome. You can write such a stereotyped thing in such a lively way, so that readers can read it and even be motivated to integrate into it! Let me, a person who has no interest in history at all, understand that there were so many great people in the Ming Dynasty! People like Yu Qian who protect the country regardless of safety, people like Xu Jie who are forbearing and just for the final victory... Countless heroes emerge one after another, but those who defend their beliefs at the cost of their lives, I think, are beyond our reach! But there is one person who has had the greatest impact on me, and who I have never forgotten since I saw him. It is Wang Shouren! Wang Shouren's deeds can provide excellent educational significance to today's young people. Don't give up, don't accept fate, just persist. Ah! I like it greatly and support it greatly! Mingyue, I love you!

Finally finished reading it! It turns out that this was the case in the Ming Dynasty. I have never wanted to read the history of the Ming Dynasty. I always felt that it was poor and aggrieved. The great power of the Han Dynasty was ruined by a group of noisy literati and unreasonable eunuchs. But in this set of books, I saw something different, that is, human nature, hope and pain, indifference and passion, integrity and weakness, loneliness and loyalty... The grand historical picture is revealed bit by bit through brushstrokes, like a slowly rolling picture of Along the River During the Qingming Festival. This is the Ming Dynasty in flesh and blood. Every protagonist, whether long or short, bright or dark, wise or dull, made countless choices in every moment of their lives in a way that modern people can understand. Every protagonist chosen by the author is very unique. There is not so much right and wrong, this and that, it is all the purposeful evaluation of future generations. The life of every person who has left a name is worthy of savoring carefully. Good conscience book!

Cicero once said: A person who does not understand the history before his birth will always be a child. Lenin also said: Forgetting history means betrayal. But for the vast majority of people, the history in history books is far from as easy-going as Yu Qiuyu said, and is more boring and tasteless. But Mingyue used "Those Things in the Ming Dynasty" to explain to us that history books can tell history in another way. I have to say that the book "Those Things in the Ming Dynasty" is definitely the most suitable history book for ordinary people to read so far. It describes the wonderful history in the most straightforward and humorous language, but also adds some sharp comments from time to time. From the beginning of Zhu Yuanzhang's establishment of the Ming Dynasty to the end of Emperor Chongzhen's suicide by hanging for his country, the characters and stories that occurred in the two hundred and seventy-six years unfolded one by one under the author's pen, and then slowly ended. At the end of the Ming Dynasty, all the glory and humiliation had passed, the wind and smoke were quiet, and everything was as before. But back then, Mingyue put history on paper and put it into the pen, and made as many people as possible understand this history. I think this is the most important meaning of history books. At least, the bright moon was there at that time, and the colorful clouds that once illuminated the dynasty have returned.

I hope more friends will read this good book. I also bought a paper version, a total of 9 books. Whoever needs it can ask for it from me.

Ahhhh! This book is a treasure for a history geek like me! I really like history, but history books always ask us to memorize some meaning, influence, and inspiration. It bothers me that people who like history actually like to read stories. They insist on forcing these on us, turning the originally vivid history into a rigid and dull boring thing, which makes many people feel intimidated by it. As for the author's humorous writing style, I can only say that whether they like history or not, I believe they will not be able to stop reading. This is definitely much better looking than those stodgy historical books! Back then, Mingyue, you were so awesome!

The first time I read this book, I borrowed a paper book from a classmate. I thought history was boring until I read the first one and found the content very attractive to me. The author used modern humorous language to write history in a fascinating way, so I bought the next few books. The stories about the rise and fall of dynasties, the persistence of justice, and the plunder of foreign invaders... In the book made me feel like I have returned to the Ming Dynasty where there were internal and external troubles and the dictatorship of foreign relatives. The emperor may be sad, but he is definitely not unjust. Yan Song and Xu Jie are the people who impressed me the most. The former may have had great ambitions when he first entered the officialdom, but the hardships of the officialdom had already made him forget his original intention. The oppression of that era made him become what he least wanted to be. He was only dedicated to self-interest and did everything he could, regardless of the life and death of the people. Xia Yan used dishonorable means to become the chief minister, and ended up living on the street until death; Xu Jie, on the other hand, was good at using forbearance to let Yan Song relax his vigilance, train himself in unfavorable circumstances, and survive until death. He did not forget his original intention and was good at analyzing the overall situation, and finally pulled Xu Song down. This book helped me learn a lot, and I learned things that I couldn't learn in textbooks... It made me regain my interest in history, and my grades have improved a lot, so I want to say thank you - the author~(≧▽≦)/~

It's beautiful, it's beautiful, I'm watching it for the second time!

Any result is determined by each choice, and each choice is determined by each person's personality, and is also mixed with his or her own environment, circumstances, and circumstances. There is still order in the chaos.

Through this novel, I got to know the hero Yu Qian. It turns out that a hero can be defined in eight words: "Fearless in the face of danger and turn the tide." What's even more rare is that he, Yu Qian, was such an innocent person. "Thousands of hammers carved out the deep mountains, and the fire burned them as if nothing happened. I'm not afraid of being shattered into pieces, but I want to leave my innocence in the world." As the author wrote, hundreds of years have passed, thousands of years have passed, or even tens of thousands of years have passed. Perhaps the Yu Qian Temple in Hangzhou will collapse, but Yu Qian has always lived in people's hearts.