Late Ming Dynasty: Voice of the People

[People's View of History + Farming + Rural + Economy + Technology + Struggle for Hegemony + Rebellion + Slow Heat] Zhang Qimin was originally the owner of a farmhouse. In the 11th year of Chongzhen's reign, he traveled to a small mountain village in Dengfeng, Henan, and started farming in the late Ming Dynasty. He worked together with a group of like-minded villagers to resist rent and taxes, improved water wells, established brave soldiers, opened five small factories in the village, improved people's livelihood, built bridges and paved roads, established a maternal and child hospital, and released the labor force. The lives of the villagers were constantly changing with the farmers' association. Members of the Peasant Association come from among the people and go to the people, leading the villagers to equalize the land and work to earn money. Various industries have emerged in the village, and life is colorful and diverse. Open markets and venues, perform operas for villagers, and help poor peasant girls find their dreams. Founded a people's newspaper to publicize that everyone has enough to eat, everyone has warm clothes, everyone has land to grow, and everyone has a full warehouse. Everyone has money to earn and everyone lives in a new building. Let the villagers at the lower levels also have their own voices. Whether it is a child in the village, an unmarried girl, a married woman or an elderly person, they all have their own arc of life and growth. In short, this is a story about ordinary people in the late Ming Dynasty.