It comes from the fact that I am a history buff. I often read the history of the late Ming Dynasty. Due to bureaucratic corruption and incompetent governance, the world was in chaos and allowed a mere 200,000 foreigners with families and families to rule the Han Dynasty. Since then, China has lost its thousands of years of leading advantage, and even various treasonous treaties have emerged one after another. I feel sad for this. For this reason, I often ask myself whether Ming Dynasty is really hopeless. After repeated deductions, I can completely revive the situation and restore it to its former glory. For this reason, I use a hypothesis. In the tenth year of Chongzhen, Queen Yi'an took the prince south to Nanjing to supervise the country. She used the prestige of Yao and Shun among women to coordinate the southern provinces, and equipped the Yongwei Battalion to use force to ensure the smooth implementation of the reform decree. I use customs tax revenue to support the new army and expand the empire's power. Develop economy and trade, measure acres of land, use absolute military power and even public opinion and noble status to collect old accounts to replenish the national treasury, resettle the refugees behind, and seal the pass. Develop military industry, train talents, and provide financial support to the thieves heading north. For Nanjing's various political orders to be implemented, the empire was brought back from the brink of collapse, and peace was restored to the world. Emperor Chongzhen was unable to do these things. He was limited by his ability to govern, his character flaws, and his lack of understanding of people. He was unable to save this precarious country. After the implementation of my Nanjing New Deal, the people can produce with peace of mind. The booming trade and handicraft industry has brought huge amounts of overseas silver. In addition, the promotion of high-yielding crops has been used to alleviate the reduction in food production caused by the drought of the Little Ice Age, stabilize people's hearts, and slowly restore the population. When the empire regains its former glory, it will begin to resolve the issues of the Manchu and Qing Dynasties and the Western Regions, launch an external war to annihilate the Dzungar and Yarkands, completely recover the homeland of the Han and Tang dynasties, and name Xinjiang
