Zaifeng, the Last Leader of the Qing Dynasty

Why is Zaifeng said to be an indispensable figure in the political situation of the late Qing Dynasty and the Republic of China? Why is the demise of the Qing Dynasty a rare compromise in modern Chinese history? Zaifeng was a man of great beauty in front of others but infinitely miserable behind others. He had long been labeled as stupid, stupid, cowardly and cowardly. In fact, the answer is not that simple, and it is not as clear-cut between good and evil as the facial makeup of Peking Opera. This book examines the life of Zaifeng, the last generation leader of the Qing Dynasty, and reappears many individuals who were silent in the tide of the times. They may be ordinary or prominent, interpreting the true meaning of life as a play and play as life. Listening to politics behind the curtain, constitutional reform, petitions to Congress, and Yuan Shikai's proclaimed emperor, the past periods of history are like broken lenses, reflecting different faces. On the basis of fully exploring historical materials, the author enriches the historical landscape with a unique perspective and makes a new judgment.