In the fourth year of Chongzhen, there was a mutiny in Dengzhou, and the city was ablaze.
Everyone was running for their lives, but he was the only one who rushed into the city against the flow of people - rescuing famous ministers, robbing craftsmen, and crossing the sea with the last firearms troops of the Ming Dynasty.
Thirty years later, the Dutch surrendered Geranze on their knees, the Spanish fleet sank into Manila Bay, and the British and Dutch forces rushed to the South China Sea and joined forces to bury themselves at the bottom of the sea.
Zheng Chenggong took command under his command, and steam battleships were born a hundred years earlier than the West. The Ming Dynasty fell, but the flag of the Han people was planted across the three oceans.
"Beyond the sea, there is still the sea."
[Struggle for sea power in the late Ming Dynasty | Textual research on sailing and naval battles | Military farming | Celebrities intercepting Hu]
