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Nian Army Uprising
The Nian Army Uprising: The Elegy of the Children of Wuhuai River Against the Qing Dynasty In the last years of Daoguang's reign, the Wuhuai River Basin was plagued by famines, government exploitation, and landowners' rampage, forcing the hungry people to despair. The chivalrous man Zhang Lexing raised his arms and gathered the Nian Party and township braves. They raised the banner of "Practice for Heaven" at Zhiheji, which kicked off the Nian Army uprising. This armed force originating from the
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Red Scarf Beacon Smoke
"Red Scarf Beacon Smoke" takes the Red Scarf Army uprising at the end of the Yuan Dynasty as the core background, and unfolds a group portrait of all living beings in troubled times: from Zhu Chongba chewing bark in a cold kiln in Haozhou, to Liu Futong planning a righteous deed in a wild temple in Yingzhou, From the refugees starving to death on the banks of the Yellow River to Xu Shouhui, a separatist in Qishui City, countless people who were driven to a dead end by the Yuan court's harsh gove
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The Story of the Idiot Miracle Doctor
In Moshi Village deep in the Yanshan Mountains, young Lin Mo was called a "fool" by his neighbors because of his pure mind and ignorance of the world. However, he inherited his grandfather's ancestral medical classics and a rare superpower-the ability to see through human lesions. He travels deep into the mountains every day to collect medicines, uses "silly tricks" to treat illnesses and save people, uses wild springs to boil medicines, and uses silver needles to detoxify. Although he is ridicu
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The Story of the Qing Empire
Introduction to "The Story of the Qing Empire" From the bonfires in Hetuala to the sunset in the Forbidden City, from the rise on horseback to the fall of modern times, "The Story of the Qing Empire" panoramically unfolds the 276-year epic of the rise and fall of China's last feudal dynasty. Here are Nurhaci's ambition to unify the Jurchens, Huang Taiji's vision of changing the name of the country and establishing the Qing Dynasty, and the magnificence of the Qing army's entry into the Central P
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