History of the Southern Ming

This book is for people with a certain knowledge of classical Chinese. It is rigorous and serious. The sources of all historical materials are listed for readers' reference. Taking the rise and fall of the three dynasties of the Southern Ming Dynasty as the main line, it comprehensively displays the history of the Southern Ming Dynasty for more than 20 years. It also has its own unique insights, such as Qu Shichu, Zheng Chenggong, He Tengjiao and others all had very big flaws, which led to repeated failures in the struggle against the Qing Dynasty. History novices can first find some easy-to-understand books to understand this part of history, and then read "History of the Southern Ming Dynasty". This way, the feeling will be deeper. At the same time, everyone, you must be good at classical Chinese literature! It was very difficult for me to read it. It's really when the book comes to use that Fang Henshao [smirk][snicker][smirk]

The country has not been established yet, the success has not been successful, the loyalty has not been shown, the self-sustaining has not been achieved. It is really deplorable and sad. The peasant army, once regarded as the enemy of the Ming Dynasty, gave the Ming Dynasty its last dignity! It's very disappointing. The book is a good book. It truly and objectively depicts the history of the late Ming and early Qing Dynasties and gives them an objective evaluation. The history of the demise of Nanming has given future generations endless reveries and countless what-ifs, but the charm of history lies in this. Without what-ifs, life would be the same!

The historical data are rich and detailed, and Mr. Gu's analysis is insightful. How sad! ! At that time, the emperor was drunk and dreaming, the military was proud of his achievements, and the civil servants formed cliques and strife. They were all defeated generals and mediocre ministers. "After three hundred years of raising scholars in the dynasty, how can all the civil and military officials escape?" The twenty-year history of the Southern Ming Dynasty is a history of national blood and tears, and is the best interpretation of "meat-eaters are despicable and fail to make far-sighted plans."

It's a pity that generals like Li Dingguo and Zheng Chenggong were capable and determined to regain the lost territory, but they were unable to do so.

Reminds me of Hegel's words: "History is a pile of ashes, but deep in the ashes there is residual warmth." "Southern History" tells the truth behind the demise of the Southern Ming Dynasty in the short twenty years, as well as the reasons for the failure of the Han people to resist the Manchu nobles. It reveals the serious internal strife, the many strategic mistakes of the main decision-makers, and the darkness of human nature. It writes the absurdity of human nature and reveals the residual warmth of history. It makes people unable to put it down, unable to put it down, and has mixed feelings about this period of history. As for the significance of reading history, I think Mr. Gu Cheng's words illustrate the problem very well. He said, "The everlasting nature of historical science is to teach those who come after us to learn from successful experiences in history, avoid repeating the mistakes of failure, make our career more smooth, not to go against the grain, and contribute to the prosperity of the Chinese nation." For those who like history or are interested in the history of the Southern Ming Dynasty, I highly recommend you take the time to read "History of the Southern Ming Dynasty" by Gu Cheng.

After reading this book, I felt very sad. Sigh... When we support each other instead of tearing each other down because of past mistakes, when we help each other grow, when we teach each other and guide each other to redemption, that is the most beautiful moment of humanity.

It's been a long time since I've read a book with so many words. I must have mixed feelings after reading it. The long boos and short sighs are not enough, and my eyes are filled with tears. The reason why history is called history cannot be changed by today's people. No matter how much unwillingness and annoyance the book is covered with, it will be slowly forgotten. The Ming Dynasty finally had a peasant uprising, but later generations of the Southern Ming Dynasty relied on the rebel army to survive for more than 20 years. The Hongguang regime sat on the mountain and watched the fight between tigers and tigers again and again, and tried to unite the captives to quell the invaders, but missed good opportunities. The Dashun Army was defeated. Due to internal party disputes, the Longwu court could not unite the remaining Dashun Army well, and even rejected and expelled them, leading to their collapse. Yongli himself was cowardly and ran away as soon as he heard the battle, which is really disgusting! Characters such as Sun Kewang, Li Dingguo, and Zheng Chenggong appeared one after another, which is lamentable and sad. Teacher Gu Cheng is rigorous in his studies and writing, and the younger generations will admire him!

This book is indeed very good-looking. Due to historical reasons and the influence of opera scripts, some people are always made into giants. This book reflects the reality.

I'm halfway through "History of the Southern Ming Dynasty", so I took the liberty of writing a book review. The historical materials are comprehensive and the work is profound. It can also make a simple and fair evaluation of historical figures and events from the perspective of national justice, which makes people feel that it is a worthwhile read. Looking at the Nanming era after the Manchus entered the customs, it was an era when the Chinese nation fought against each other and heroes emerged in large numbers. Wherever there is oppression, there is resistance. The Chinese nation is broad-minded and culturally tolerant. It was not afraid of the rulers of foreign nations. However, the reality is particularly cruel. When the sound of iron hooves from the blood-eating Tatars approached, bringing the shame and fear of the long-lasting Chinese civilization of shaving off one's hair and changing clothes, one after another ordinary and great scholars, farmers, workers, and businessmen rose up to fight for their lives, but not for their culture! The desolation of living towards death and the despair of being defeated one by one by the Tatar army filled the entire Southern Ming Dynasty! They say that reading the history of the Southern Ming Dynasty will raise your blood pressure, but from time to time I feel heartbroken because God does not bless China. More importantly, I draw a passionate and heroic feeling from the heroes of the uprising against the Tatars and the Han Dynasty! After more than two hundred years, China was finally restored. After more than three hundred years, China has reached its peak again. This situation may comfort the heroic spirits. I recommend Xuanyuan with my blood. I will never regret entering China in this life!

This book gave me a deeper understanding of the history of the Southern Ming Dynasty. It turns out that the change of dynasties is not just a simple transfer of power, but the absurdity of human nature in it is even more embarrassing. In the book, officials with different agendas compete for power at the expense of national interests. This kind of internal fighting is really ridiculous and sad. I like the description in the book about the struggle between various political powers in the Southern Ming Dynasty. It is very exciting. When looking for a job, I also understood that I should not just look at immediate benefits, but also have a long-term perspective. Teamwork is very important!