
Why Did the Ming Dynasty Die When It Said It Would Die?
明朝为何说亡就亡
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9.9 Points. Super Masterpiece! ! Super Pretty
I want to read a book similar to "The End of Ten Days".
Why Not Read Classics?
Recommend some good books that are meaningful, influential and well-written.
Recommended Books About the Ming Dynasty
I have read several books about the Ming Dynasty. Overall, the writing style is excellent, the historical knowledge is profound, and the character sculptures are also very good. However, there are a few shortcomings that seem to be consistent, including too much explanation and deliberate plotting. Do you have any better recommendations?
Are There Any Novels from the Late Ming Dynasty That Are Comparable to Ke Shanmeng's "The Iron-Blooded Remnant"?
Don't use system literature, let alone travel through time without thinking and make guns and cannons. Anyway, it's just two words, real! ! ! Start from scratch, step by step, it doesn't have to be the end of the Ming Dynasty, it's just troubled times anyway
In the Historical Texts of the Late Ming Dynasty, There Is No Obscenity, No Breeding, but Fine Chaff.
I want to read a book similar to "Ming Shizu, Zhongxing Ming (Ming Shizu)".
If You Like the Historical Military Novels of the Late Ming Dynasty, Read It, the Best Among the Best.
I want to see content similar to "I pretend to be the son of Chongzhen, I kill the Qing army and revive the Ming Dynasty". The description of the war scenes is full of realism, the characters are consistent with history, and the plot is well presented. The story is about struggling to survive in the face of adversity and making every step of the way. There is no big open technology tree, no golden fingers




























The author is of high standard. Although the writing is not in-depth, the introduction is very comprehensive and objective. It is very suitable for readers who have a little understanding of the Ming Dynasty and history but not much to get started (for example, they have only read about the Ming Dynasty). It can be regarded as a qualified popular science book. It's just that the words are a little too clear, so it's normal not to mention the hypothesis. Nurhachi was admittedly affiliated with Li Chengliang in his early years and was not mentioned much.
As a knowledgeable person, I think he has shown us the deep reasons for the demise of the Ming Dynasty from multiple angles. Although it lacks in-depth analysis, it is generally very novel. However, there are many views that I disagree with, that is, the Ming Dynasty was more open than the Qing Dynasty, integrated into the globalization of the time, and suffered from frequent natural disasters, because it is easy to find counterexamples in the Qing Dynasty. In addition, I have a point of view that coincides with my husband's, that is, ancient China's development came to an end in the Ming Dynasty, and the Qing Dynasty was just a flashback before ancient China came to an end.
The perspective of this book is very novel. It does not tell the history of the Ming Dynasty in chronological order, but directly explores the reasons for the demise of the Ming Dynasty. Teacher Fang Zhiyuan also quoted "The death of the Ming Dynasty was actually caused by Shenzong" in "History of the Ming Dynasty" to explain that the demise of the Ming Dynasty followed a process. I think both Emperor Chongzhen and Emperor Wanli were responsible, but different people may have different opinions on who has greater responsibility. All in all, this book is interesting and worth reading.
As a gay man majoring in science and engineering who is interested in history. The author also made it clear by answering 10 questions what the dialectical materialist view of history is. The answers to the 10 questions are also full of dialectics. Through the analysis and answers to 10 questions, we have improved our ability to distinguish right from wrong.
The author is truthful and objective, with no nonsense and only the essence. After listening to the book, I have to read it again carefully. I like history and analyze the reasons for the survival of history. Recommend!
The author's analysis is reasonable and well-founded, and the numerous natural disasters are indeed the biggest driving force. Material damage caused by natural disasters is one aspect. What is even more serious is that natural disasters cause a series of major social problems.
The analysis is objective and thorough, worth reading.
It analyzes the reasons for the demise of the Ming Dynasty very objectively and realistically, and describes the rise and fall of a dynasty from many aspects and aspects. The author has put in the effort, praise!
Objective explanation without any personal opinion. Praise
I couldn't put it down after reading it. It is very true and fairly restores the historical overview of that year. Very true and objective [Like]
His views on the Ming and Qing Dynasties are relatively objective, and the reasons for the demise of the Ming Dynasty are thoroughly analyzed.
It was very rewarding, and I would like to thank the author for letting us fully understand the reasons for the demise of the Ming Dynasty.
Comprehensive, multi-angle analysis and insights.
I think so-called Ming fans, Qing fans and even Song fans should read this book and integrate the Ming and Qing dynasties, or even the chronological history of each dynasty, with China's two thousand years of feudal history for an overall study, so as not to fall into the trap of historical nihilism.
When I opened "Why the Ming Dynasty Died at the First Speech", I couldn't understand the complicated historical details, but I knew that the demise of the Ming Dynasty was caused by the accumulation of many factors. We must guard against subtle changes, take preventive measures before they happen, and do not ignore small things. This is the lesson that history has taught us.
Yes, we can interpret the reasons for the demise of the Ming Dynasty from multiple angles and give us more inspiration to understand why the Ming Dynasty can no longer survive.
Thank you Teacher Fang for your authoritative and detailed explanation. I have benefited a lot!
Inspiring, rewarding, and worth reading.
It is relatively easy to read as a whole. It can easily and objectively comprehensively understand the various reasons for the demise of the late Ming Dynasty. There is also blank space for readers to experience and measure for themselves.
The author objectively, comprehensively and rationally made a profound reflection on the demise of the Ming Dynasty. This book summarizes many issues of the Ming Dynasty. History is fascinating because of its complexity and imperfections.
In the final analysis, the Ming Dynasty will destroy itself. In other words, the Zhu family died.
A very thoughtful book
In the development of history, let's look to the future.
Explain why the Ming Dynasty fell from multiple angles, including military, economic, internal strife, etc. When looking at history, you must look at it comprehensively. You cannot wear colored glasses just because you like to look at the history of a certain dynasty.
A good book
Clear thinking and easy to understand
It's too difficult, too tiring
Rich and colorful content
The writing makes sense
It's a great experience