1. Who knows: Is the porcelain made in the Kangxi period of the Ming Dynasty fake or genuine?
2. Who knows: Where is the Propaganda and Comfort Department in Old Port?
3. Who knows: Who was the first army to cry out against the Qing Dynasty and restore the Ming Dynasty?
4. Who knows: What does Wang Zheng's fire ship leave by itself mean?
5. Who knows: Is the official position of Governor of Luzon Island in the Ming Dynasty?
6. Who knows: How did Elizabeth I position herself and the Ming Emperor when she wrote a letter to Emperor Wanli in 1602?
7. Who knows: In 1841, was the slogan of the British declaration of war against the Manchu Qing Dynasty to oppose the Qing Dynasty and restore the Ming Dynasty? The British Chief Secretary who was in charge of the Thirty-six Islands of Dalang Mountain in Hezhou, Xiniu: Under the command of the governor of Zhejiang Province in the Great Dynasty...?
8. Who knows about Monte's 1587 map collected by Stanford University?
The Ming Dynasty was the last unified dynasty of the Han people.
We are left with too many regrets and unwillingness. The history of the Chinese nation began to turn around here, and it began to gradually fall behind the world until that person appeared.
In the Ming Dynasty, the literacy rate of ordinary people basically remained between 10-30%. Who knew that one of the contents of the Reform Movement of 1898 in the late Qing Dynasty was to increase the literacy rate to 1%?
The Ming Dynasty left us Han people with too many regrets:
Zhang Yan, the last queen in Chinese history, Sun Chengzong, the imperial master whose family died for the country, Lu Xiangsheng of the Tianxiong Army, Sun Chuanting, the last hope, Song Yingxing, the master of science, Wang Zheng, the originator of the steam engine, Li Dingguo who stood firm in the southwest, Yuan Keli whose traces were erased by braids, Li Banghua, whose family committed suicide and died for the country, Zhu Cijiong, who was framed by Kang Mazi at the age of 75, three massacres in Jiading, Yangzhou and ten days of Jiangyin massacre...
