Whether you call it official history or unofficial history, I'm not telling you what I'm saying, but you're going to listen to me. This article is short and concise, gratifying grudges and making big plans. It uses a unique perspective to reveal the people and events that happened in the largest peasant uprising in the late Qing Dynasty, and to unearth details that may forever be buried in the long river of history.
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When we usually discuss the Taiping Rebellion, we usually look at it from a historical macro perspective. What we look at are some battles and casualty figures, and we rarely focus on the little people and see the stories that happened to them. This article gives a taste of that turbulent era from the perspective of a small person. The author writes it well. Because it is Zhang Xiaojia's character perspective, some things are not explained very clearly. For example, why he was transferred to Zaifu Yamen at a glance, as well as the death of Xiaorou and the death of Tianwang. Because it was difficult for Zhang Xiaojia, a small person at that time, to know the whole story, so he could only get a glimpse. In addition to the description of the characters, we can also get a glimpse of the absurdity and turmoil of that era. The extravagance and panic in the late Taiping Rebellion. Mutual suspicion and even massacre. Zhang Xiaojia knew that the future was bleak, but he was unable to change and could only wait for death silently. In the end, he was saved from a desperate situation, which is also a good ending.
The idea is interesting and the plot is reasonable.
The writing was pretty good. I finished the exam before I knew it.
This is a book that gets better and better the more I read it. It is historically accurate and very fantasy. Girls also like to watch it. A good book worth reading [Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like]
When we usually discuss the Taiping Rebellion, we usually look at it from a historical macro perspective. What we look at are some battles and casualty figures, and we rarely focus on the little people and see the stories that happened to them. This article gives a taste of that turbulent era from the perspective of a small person. The author writes it well. Because it is Zhang Xiaojia's character perspective, some things are not explained very clearly. For example, why he was transferred to Zaifu Yamen at a glance, as well as the death of Xiaorou and the death of Tianwang. Because it was difficult for Zhang Xiaojia, a small person at that time, to know the whole story, so he could only get a glimpse. In addition to the description of the characters, we can also get a glimpse of the absurdity and turmoil of that era. The extravagance and panic in the late Taiping Rebellion. Mutual suspicion and even massacre. Zhang Xiaojia knew that the future was bleak, but he was unable to change and could only wait for death silently. In the end, he was saved from a desperate situation, which is also a good ending.
The idea is interesting and the plot is reasonable.
The writing was pretty good. I finished the exam before I knew it.