Professor Zhou Jingxuan of the Department of History traveled back in time to the first year of Xuande (1426), on the eve of the rebellion of Han King Zhu Gaoxu. With his accurate prediction of history, he proposed a plan to quell the rebellion and obtained an official position. After that, he participated in the formulation of policies to reduce vassal status, promoted the reform of water transportation, rectified official administration, and showed outstanding talents. He also supported the cessation of the Western voyages and the withdrawal of troops from Annan, demonstrating diplomatic and overall wisdom. At the same time, he was keenly aware of the hidden dangers of the rise of eunuchs and fought against them. Although he encountered setbacks, he always fought for the interests of the country.
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A good book, it has the flavor of the Twelve Hours of Chang'an
A good book, it has the flavor of the Twelve Hours of Chang'an