In the summer of 1930, I visited Emei again. In order to covet the sea of clouds, Buddha's light, and holy lamps, I kept the Golden Dome for seven days. I heard the mountain monk say: "There is a monk in the old forest in the back mountain, who has been practicing the art of flying for three years." I secretly admired him. One fine day, I invited two good people to visit me in the back mountain. After passing Qianfoding and Wanfoding temples, we arrived at a thatched hut on Xiaosheshen Rock. This place is already inaccessible, but there is a monk from Hubei cultivating the Pure Land in the nunnery. I asked him about the monk who practiced Feiteng. He said: "The old monk has been in seclusion all day long and has not heard anything about foreign affairs. I don't know who is practicing Feiteng." Then he closed his eyes and closed his mouth, saying no more. My two companions saw the Ten Thousand Ren cliff on the left and a pine forest on the right. The road was cut off and the pines were rustling. They couldn't help but become a little timid and said: "Practice flying, but the mountain monk's words deceive the pilgrims. This old monk lives on the edge of this forest, and I don't know that there is such a person." , Jinding is twenty miles away, how can we know better than him? It is already past noon, and if we continue to go forward, we are afraid of encountering tigers and wolves. Besides, the wind and rain are unpredictable on the top of the mountain, so we should go back early. "I thought: We are close to the forest, if there is someone, it must not be far away. Wouldn't it be a waste of effort to turn back halfway and fall short? Looking at the traces on the grass, there seems to be a trail running through the forest. So, I asked them to rest here for a while, and let me explore a few miles further. If there is no news, it will not be too late to return to the temple together. They couldn't fall in love, so they had to agree. Coincidentally, I walked five or six miles forward and saw a thatched hut with smoke coming out of it, so I ran back happily and invited the two of them to go and have a look. Unexpectedly, when the two of them saw that the sun was turning to the west, they couldn't help but turn around and walked towards the road they came from. I caught up with them out of breath, and tried to persuade them to stop them, but they always refused. As a last resort, I had to accompany them back to the temple.
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Zhang Xianzhong, also known as Yishan, also known as Li Zicheng, was one of the leaders of the peasant uprising in the late Ming Dynasty. After the fall of the Ming Dynasty, he established the Daxi Kingdom and became an important political force in Chinese history. Zhang Xianzhong was originally a farmer. During the social unrest in the late Ming Dynasty, he was affected by the dissatisfaction and resistance of the farmers and launched an uprising against the rule of the Ming Dynasty. As a rebel, he launched a large-scale peasant uprising in Sichuan, eventually captured Chongqing and established the Daxi Kingdom regime. This book provides a brief summary of his historical development.
Zhang Xianzhong was the leader of the peasant army in the late Ming Dynasty and the only emperor of Daxi. He called himself King of the West and his reign was "Dashun". Zhang Xianzhong gathered a crowd to revolt in Yan'an in 1630 and joined the peasants' armed struggle against the Ming Dynasty. Cooperating with Li Zicheng and other peasant armies, they fought with the Ming army for 17 years and eliminated the effective strength of the Ming army. In 1646, his general Liu Jinzhong rebelled and led the Qing army to directly attack the camp. Zhang Xianzhong was seriously injured and died in Xichong. Zhang Xianzhong made important contributions to overthrowing the Zhu Ming Dynasty and was as famous as Li Zicheng.
Zhang Xianzhong, who is as famous as Li Zicheng in history, established the Daxi regime and is worthy of being one of the leaders of the peasant uprising in the late Ming Dynasty. Although he came from a poor family, he was smart and stubborn since he was a child, and he had his own ideas. You can see some clues from doing business with his father when he was a child, not to mention working as a policeman, joining the army, and even organizing a peasant uprising when he grew up... On January 2, 1647, he personally led troops to Fenghuang Mountain in Xichong to fight the Qing army. He was later shot to death by an enemy general with an arrow, ending his legendary life at the age of only 41 years old.
From a very objective and fair perspective, the author describes the history of the fall of the Ming Dynasty and the rise of the Qing Dynasty, as well as the rebellion of refugees such as Zhang Xianzhong and Ji Zicheng. Unlike Yao Xueyin's writing about Li Zicheng, his attitude is too flat and too much whitewashing to be true. Indeed, this book is very well written and can be read as either a history book or a novel. It is both true and interesting, and the author's profound knowledge is even more impressive. Regardless of astronomy, geography, customs, the government and the public, inside and outside the palace, Tusi barbarians, border fortresses... Nini's story is all in order.
The characters in this book are distinct and the story is engaging. For example, the four categories of content that the Baozhengs talked about on the stage showed the simplicity and yearning for a peaceful life of the people at that time. The description of "the moon waxes and waxes" also lays the groundwork for the subsequent plot development, making people want to know what will happen next. Looking forward to the development of the story later!
There are many legends about Zhang Xianzhong in Sichuan. If we could collect them, we could write a book
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I am so angry that I miss me, Chen Yuanyuan, because of my fair skin and beauty.
Zhang Xianzhong, also known as Yishan, also known as Li Zicheng, was one of the leaders of the peasant uprising in the late Ming Dynasty. After the fall of the Ming Dynasty, he established the Daxi Kingdom and became an important political force in Chinese history. Zhang Xianzhong was originally a farmer. During the social unrest in the late Ming Dynasty, he was affected by the dissatisfaction and resistance of the farmers and launched an uprising against the rule of the Ming Dynasty. As a rebel, he launched a large-scale peasant uprising in Sichuan, eventually captured Chongqing and established the Daxi Kingdom regime. This book provides a brief summary of his historical development.
Zhang Xianzhong was the leader of the peasant army in the late Ming Dynasty and the only emperor of Daxi. He called himself King of the West and his reign was "Dashun". Zhang Xianzhong gathered a crowd to revolt in Yan'an in 1630 and joined the peasants' armed struggle against the Ming Dynasty. Cooperating with Li Zicheng and other peasant armies, they fought with the Ming army for 17 years and eliminated the effective strength of the Ming army. In 1646, his general Liu Jinzhong rebelled and led the Qing army to directly attack the camp. Zhang Xianzhong was seriously injured and died in Xichong. Zhang Xianzhong made important contributions to overthrowing the Zhu Ming Dynasty and was as famous as Li Zicheng.
Zhang Xianzhong, who is as famous as Li Zicheng in history, established the Daxi regime and is worthy of being one of the leaders of the peasant uprising in the late Ming Dynasty. Although he came from a poor family, he was smart and stubborn since he was a child, and he had his own ideas. You can see some clues from doing business with his father when he was a child, not to mention working as a policeman, joining the army, and even organizing a peasant uprising when he grew up... On January 2, 1647, he personally led troops to Fenghuang Mountain in Xichong to fight the Qing army. He was later shot to death by an enemy general with an arrow, ending his legendary life at the age of only 41 years old.
From a very objective and fair perspective, the author describes the history of the fall of the Ming Dynasty and the rise of the Qing Dynasty, as well as the rebellion of refugees such as Zhang Xianzhong and Ji Zicheng. Unlike Yao Xueyin's writing about Li Zicheng, his attitude is too flat and too much whitewashing to be true. Indeed, this book is very well written and can be read as either a history book or a novel. It is both true and interesting, and the author's profound knowledge is even more impressive. Regardless of astronomy, geography, customs, the government and the public, inside and outside the palace, Tusi barbarians, border fortresses... Nini's story is all in order.
The characters in this book are distinct and the story is engaging. For example, the four categories of content that the Baozhengs talked about on the stage showed the simplicity and yearning for a peaceful life of the people at that time. The description of "the moon waxes and waxes" also lays the groundwork for the subsequent plot development, making people want to know what will happen next. Looking forward to the development of the story later!
There are many legends about Zhang Xianzhong in Sichuan. If we could collect them, we could write a book
Great. OK.
I am so angry that I miss me, Chen Yuanyuan, because of my fair skin and beauty.
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