"Nian Gengyao" restores the ups and downs of the famous Qing Dynasty general Nian Gengyao in a popular style. Based on multiple historical materials of the Qing Dynasty, it unfolds his 47 years of life according to the timeline from his entry into office in the 39th year of Kangxi to his suicide in the fourth year of Yongzheng.
The book not only shows his military prowess in quelling the rebellions in Tibet and Qinghai, but also depicts his peak moments as Fuyuan General; it also analyzes his transformation from being arrogant and arrogant to his imperial power, and restoring the cruel reality of suspicion between emperors and ministers, and official strife. From a concubine in the Hanlin to a first-class duke, and then to a prisoner, it outlines the tragic trajectory of a capable minister from honor to fall under the high concentration of imperial power.
At the same time, it extends to the limited rehabilitation of the Qianlong Dynasty, the interpretation of folklore and the study of modern history, presenting the evolution of the evaluation of historical figures, jumping out of the binary framework of "loyalty and traitor", interpreting Nian Gengyao's talent and arrogance, luck and fate from a "human" perspective, providing a unique way to understand the political rules and human dilemmas of the Qing Dynasty.
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