Traveling Through the Late Qing Dynasty: the Government Calls Me a Southeast Pirate

In 1854, the Qing court was in turmoil. The Taiping Army swept thousands of miles along the Yangtze River Basin, the Nian Army in the Central Plains was at war, the rebellion in Gansu and Shaanxi was beginning to show its signs, and Tsarist Russia in the north was eyeing Northeast China and Outer Mongolia. The Qing court's rigid and pedantic diplomacy will eventually lead to disaster. Let's take a look at Xu Li, a college student majoring in modern mechanics, who led the Yandang Rebel Army and raised troops in southern Zhejiang, stirring up chaos in the late Qing Dynasty. Reproduce my Chinese begonia leaves