
Jiaqing: The Emperor Who Was 'Wise and Great' Yet Achieved Nothing
嘉庆:一个“英明伟大”到一事无成的皇帝
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 531k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Updated
- 3y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
43Chapters
183Reads
9.4Score
78Listens
83.6kReads · all time
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Reader comments 20
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The author's writing is smooth and the language is simple, which is good.
Not bad, well written, let us know a lot of historical knowledge
Yes, a novel worth reading.
Use exterior descriptions to portray the character's inner mind. Language is beautiful. It makes people unable to put it down.
He can be described as a benevolent king. Very human touch. But as a politician, he seems to lack decisiveness and insight. There is no far-sighted political vision in employing people. Book friends please correct me.
The characters are well drawn and worth watching!
Solemn and profound history
This book is well written
It's okay and worth watching.
The reason for the decline of the Qing Dynasty may be that Qianlong's reign was too long, and the old people's thinking deteriorated and they could not see all aspects clearly.