Ming Wanli Empire

Qi Jiguang is a hero, that's for sure. Qi Jiguang's contribution to the Ming Dynasty in defending the Ming Dynasty's borders is certain. Heroes and meritorious officials cannot take advantage of free money and engage in corruption or bribery. Why do people only remember the hero Qi Jiguang and not remember that his Qi family's army ate food from the people and used taxes from the people of the Ming Dynasty? Is it right to take empty pay and turn military households into generals and serfs? The officialdom of the Ming Dynasty was unhealthy, but why could Yu Dayou be upright? If Qi Jiguang could do what Yu Dayou did, I would be a pervert if I wrote that he colluded with ministers and intended to rebel. Qi Jiguang did collude with Zhang Juzheng, and he also bribed Zhang Juzheng. This is a matter of conclusive evidence. Qi Jiguang is a hero, everyone knows this. But he colluded with ministers, paid empty wages, and paid bribes. This is not right. Why should we favor the past over the present? Today, some people are corrupt, bribed, and beaten to death, but they pretend not to see Qi Jiguang's affairs?

Zhang Juzheng died suddenly. How many people scolded me?

I just said that it was inappropriate to build a Beijing temple for the Han people, so my comment was deleted. What do you mean? No wonder my grades are so bad