Yongzheng*******

Based on the TV series and described in vivid and vivid language, it is like watching a TV series, but the time is greatly reduced. I have a deep understanding of the Yongzheng Dynasty, and understand Yinzhen's character, image, and suffering. "The prosperous era of Kangxi and Qianlong" just does not have the word "Yong", and Yinzhen is a bit miserable. My favorite is Thirteenth Master Yinxiang, the true "King of Chivalrous People" [Like]

No one reads the truly good books. Mr. Liu's screenwriting skills are unique in China. "The Ming Dynasty 1566" and "Li Wei Becomes the Official" stage plays "Jiashen Festival" are all works by Mr. Liu.

The Yongzheng Dynasty written by Mr. Liu Heping, who is a screenwriter, is based on the TV series and retains the shadow of the script. Therefore, it has a strong visual sense and has a unique flavor when reading. This book provides an in-depth portrayal of the contradiction between the county system and the farming system and the resulting Yongzheng reforms, making the image of Yongzheng more three-dimensional. Yongzheng was not a tyrannical king who only sought power through manipulation. He also had a statesman's strategic vision in terms of dynastic rule and the alleviation of social conflicts. Yongzheng can be called a heroic leader of his generation, and his thinking and vision are first-rate. Reading this story gives you a deep understanding of it.

For more than two thousand years, there has been a huge and irreconcilable contradiction between the highly centralized power formed by the county system and the peasant system. Faced with this contradiction, reform is an inevitable choice. Wang Anshi and Zhang Juzheng have tried it in history, but only Emperor Yongzheng succeeded. Emperor Yongzheng resolved this contradiction by forcefully implementing thirteen years of reforms. However, Qianlong, his personally chosen successor, slowly dispelled his New Deal, which profoundly foreshadowed the inevitable demise of the Qing Dynasty.

Liu Heping's books always make people read to the end in one go. When it comes to Emperor Yongzheng, I feel ashamed to say that my understanding of him is very sporadic. Most of this script is original, and some things did not happen in history, but it was enough to give me a deeper understanding of the emperor. What are the Manchus like? The book says that "the Manchus did not farm originally", but Yongzheng could plow the fields by himself and worshiped the old man as his teacher. He also worked in the fields, which caused frostbite on the soles of his feet. A glimpse of the whole picture tells us that he was indeed a good emperor who worked hard and lived day and night. In the twelve years since he inherited the throne, he was exhausted to death. But it is difficult for an isolated minister to do it, and it is even more difficult for an isolated king to do it. The nine sons seized the throne, the eight banners discussed politics, divided the children into acres, and worked as errands and paid for the grain... The New Deal he implemented was extremely progressive both at the time and now, but why everyone from ministers to princes were against him was because it involved the interests of this landlord class.

This book revolves around Yongzheng. What attracts me is that the author handles the fiction of the novel and the reality of history well. This book is not a pure history book, but a historical novel. The author relied on his superb writing skills and screenwriting skills to coordinate the entire novel, making the storyline fascinating and full of historical research. This book tells me how Yongzheng seized the throne step by step, and the ups and downs in the palace. The whole book has a very high intention. It talks about the dynasty and the feudal system from a personal perspective. It is very good!

The plot of the story has ups and downs, and the internal fighting in the palace is thrilling and thrilling.

I like reading this novel, it's so well written

Very good, I like it very much. The main plot is basically in line with the historical facts I think.

Wonderful and worth recommending. Very pretty.

Very rewarding, recommended by the leader👍

A masterpiece, so well written.

The explanation is clear and no different from the TV series

Not bad, but it's two different versions from the original work

The storyline is vivid and eye-catching