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Reading Zhu Yuanzhang is to read the most legendary bottom-level counterattack epic in Chinese history. He started out as a beggar and a wandering monk, and relied on his wisdom and resilience to calm the troubled times, establish the Ming Dynasty, and restructure the dynastic order. His governance practice of iron-fisted anti-corruption and centralization reform hides the deep logic of the rise and fall of chaos; and in his transformation from a reckless hero to an emperor, the complexity of human nature and the tension of power are fully revealed. By reading him, you can not only get a glimpse of the possibility of the rise of the bottom, but also gain insight into the gains and losses of feudal dynasty governance. It has both inspirational value and historical mirroring significance.
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