Jiashen 300Th Anniversary

In a previous interview with Mingyue, I also mentioned that the fall of the Ming Dynasty was bizarre. In terms of the living standards of the people at the bottom, the Ming Dynasty should be second only to the Song Dynasty in Chinese history, and on par with the Tang Dynasty. Although the country was closed to the outside world, relatively rudimentary industry and commerce had emerged in some areas, productivity levels had been improved to a certain extent, and crops from the Americas brought by the Age of Discovery had been obtained. Factors such as these had improved the living standards of the people to a certain extent. At the same time, even though that era has gone far away, the operas, novels, paintings, furniture, etc. Of the Ming Dynasty all show us the life of ordinary people in that era, allowing people to get a glimpse of it. However, such a dynasty collapsed in just a dozen years, which really made future generations sigh. Assuming that Chongzhen did not commit suicide, Wu Sangui did not surrender to the Qing Dynasty, and Li Zicheng could listen to both sides and restrain his subordinates, etc., It is a pity that history does not allow for assumptions.

The only lesson history teaches is that people never learn any lessons from history. "The people of Qin have no time to mourn themselves, and later generations will mourn; and future generations will mourn without taking notice, which will also make future generations mourn for future generations again." In 1944, the 300th anniversary of Jiashen will be commemorated. In 21 years, it will be the 400th anniversary of Jiashen. After so many years, has Li Yan's tragedy been repeated? How could Li Zicheng be defeated so quickly? Is it still true that Chongzhen pays lip service but does not live up to his words? Why do people follow the Eighteenth Son? Looking back at history, the Jiashen 300th Anniversary Ceremony has too many revelations, which are worth pondering.

"The Three Hundred Years of Jiashen" is used as a party rectification textbook for our party's Yan'an rectification movement. This book tells the history of the Qing Dynasty, especially the history of the last period, so that everyone can remember the shame and mistakes made by the Qing Dynasty, and always warns everyone not to make such mistakes. We can learn about the ups and downs by taking history as a mirror. History is like a mirror. It reflects every moment and tells future generations what to do, how to change, and how to become better. Therefore, every Chinese should read it, remember this period of history, do not forget this period of shame, and constantly improve themselves.

No matter how good or bad it is, it's my turn to rate Guo Moruo? [Wronged]

Mr. Guo Moruo's "The Three Hundred Years of Jiashen" was published on March 19, 1994. It was written when the Anti-Japanese War was about to win. It coincided with the commemoration of the 300th anniversary of the peasant uprising led by Li Zicheng. It told the story of the demise of the Ming Dynasty and revealed the laws of history. The book contains criticism and ridicule of Chongzhen's hypocrisy, pity for Li Yan's tragic fate, and lamentation about Li Zicheng's ending. The different choices made by each character in a specific historical period bring about different historical trends, drawing lessons from history and making people think deeply.

Using history as a mirror, we can know the ups and downs. But we cannot discern the gains and losses of the ancients with today's eyes. All in all, it is a good book that can be read over and over again.

There is an elegant article, but it is a pity that King Chuang Wenwu did not have the power of Hongwu, and the counselors in his tribe could not finish it. If there is a brother Xu Da, who often encounters spring, and the counselor Liu Ji and Li Shan grow up, he will be able to unify the situation of the world, which is not impossible.

Let's not talk about other things. The Li Zicheng mentioned here is different from my previous understanding. I used to think that Li Zicheng became complacent and forgot his style when he entered Beijing. After reading this book, I realized that most of the responsibility for his mistakes did not lie with him. Li Zicheng here can be regarded as a strict self-discipline, but some of his subordinates were greedy for pleasure and fought for power and profit, which caused a series of chain reactions. In the end, the so-called "Da Shun Dynasty" became a dream. Among them, Li Xin's talent is admirable. In the end, Li Zicheng believed others and got rid of Li Xin. Judging from the situation at the time, it was a big mistake.

Not as good as expected, not that bad either, just average. The tragedy of an individual's fate expands into the tragedy of a nation's fate. Apart from this point of view, I don't remember many valuable points.

Guo Moruo's historical commentary is indeed good, and his writing and textual research are very good.

The tragedy of the Han nation

Read history and look at the present, and you will know the honor and disgrace; you will know the rise and fall.

Very exciting, suitable for repeated reading and understanding to deepen your impression!

Super exciting, super profound,

Read it carefully, including the comments

The story is told eloquently and the writing is exquisite. Very good and worth reading.

Clear and profound historical lessons

The first serious book I have read on Tomato because there are few words [laughter]

Very good, there are many things that you can only understand by asking yourself.

The article is worth reading and chewing over and over again

Good article, Guo Moruo is a great talent

Beautiful and thought-provoking

Read more and become wiser in Ming history

What virtues and abilities do I have, can I comment on Master Guo?

This is the New Culture Movement's summary of the history of the late Ming Dynasty

Liu Bang indulged himself for a few days when he captured Xianyang, but in the end he listened to the advice, kept a low profile and showed weakness to Xiang Yu, recuperating his strength and seeking unification of the world. Don't go back to the king's old affairs

Well written and a glimpse into a corner of history.